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The Ordway new era., 1907-06-28
Rates Come Down.

Chicago.-Passenger rates on all
railroads of the United States will be
reduced to cents mile. The lower.
ing OF the price and complete abolition
o. the old 3-cent rates will begin on
July lat.
This was the decision reach In Chi.
cago yesterday after long and heated
discussion by the leading railroad pres
tdents Of all the western and transcon
tiEentsl roads. It was mot . formal
agreement, but Il b equally binding.
for two large ruads doing Z transccutl.
nonfal lbuainsGs are eatd ~ AAye uerved
a WY Y. q q I s Z Z: : ! sss saes z. snsy Z
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-28
Miscellaneous.

punt Haynshi, the Japanese
er Of foreign affairs. has form
announced that there is no
lion for the rumor that Am
Or Aoki is to be recalled.
Newport News Shipbuilding
ny and the Fore River Ship
y company We're the success
auers for the two 10000 ton
n'ps Tor the American navy.
VIII be the largest and best
IN the world when completed.
use his mother required him
d cellar, Charles Mckinney, a
Ola boy of Galena. Kan.
himself.
men We're blown to pieces in
'oSioh In a powder plant In
anohning, Pa. Only frag-
Vi their bodies was found.
democrats of Oklahoma met in
'oh at Oklahoma City and rati-
nominations recently made at
,e primary. The question of
'ion will be submitted to a
The people.
v"rg, Kan. has raised $52.S62
subscriptions for the purpose
line a Y. NJ. C. A. building.
threatened strike OF the teleg-
IN the employ OF the Western
anu Postal companies has
eeiared off, a satisfactory
mt having been reached.
'sth national convention of the
oroer United American Me.
was recently held in Tre-
emple, Boston.
Denver public lands conyen.
,ses OF attempts to pack the
we're made by administrator
administration men.
.oohey, politician newspaper
ana lawyer Of Rock Island.
pven indicted on charges OF
ua,' nDel' extortion and bribery.
ne'.er at Pittsburg. Kan, has
~ 70 syndicate headed BY
snyon' a banker Of that city.
s.aas s.anoma and Indian territory
soclationa s have besn ANAL
c,... w..n Dr.. Q. 4, whits. q OK
s''y a. presi1snt n,
a,, e persona vstS inJSsn \
a!y Y ! Ksesl " Its'
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-28
|NS OF THE WEEK
,uoortant Happenings of ths
Past Seven Days.
u,r Itcms GathereS from AL
n n, the World Conoenseo
small space for sas
...ot Of Our Readers
Personal.

sauls. n sergeant In the
% .n,s Indian war and participa'
~ ~, Mexican and Civil wars.
,onlln. Mo, ut the age OF loa
~ Don Angel Ugrate has APP
in Washington and asked 10
,mJ,,ed 10 acts as diplomatic
.sr,atlye OF the provisional gov
ent of Honduras.
ron Kaneko. who 1t is rumored'
hecoms Japanese Ambassador
Washington, is a graduate OF
ard. ,
,n, sehmItz of San Francisco.
IN iaIl following conviction for
|ipr. has been removed from Of
ty the supervisors.
Thomas Smell, millionaire bank
a landowner. of BLOOMINGTON. Ill,
adj He was prominent In the
war and close friend OF Presi-
Lincoln.
bllaan Allen White. OF Emporia,
delivered the address to grad
al the annual commencement
tses at the Oberlin. o.. college.
ms Ieaphart, a cadet OF the
Of 'Os at the Annapolis naval
ms, died recently ut his home
ooSiIe!d. No.
lretary Taft inspected Fort Lcav-
t,h recently. The inspection in
dress parade OF all the
stationed there.
tcelln Albert and other leaders
2 wine growers revolt In the
Of France have been arrested
laced In pail at Montpelier.
Goth annual convention OF the
ls Christian Endcavor society
held In Kansas City, Kan. AL
every one Of the 500 subordinate
ies was represented.
eph Ripley has resigned his
on as a consulting engineer Of
Panama Canal commission to ac-
} more lucrative position In this
Fy.
\. A.. s. IIerschel. the dis
shed English astronomer, died
By near London.
b picrson Titcomb. the sole
|lne officer OF the Texas navy.
recently at the home of his
ter In Denver.
President Grover Cleveland.
(as been suffering from an acute
Of Indigestion, is now conva.
4
Fetary Taft recently addressed
dience Of 5000 persons ut the
p, Kan. Chautauqua assembly.
honorary degree of doctor OF
has been conferred upon Vice
nt Fairbanks by the North.
fn University, OF Chicago.
ics David j. Brewer. of the
States supreme court. recent
flebrated his 10th birthday IN
ngton.
enator Lucien Baker OF Kan
pled recently at his home in
worth after a lingcrisg i'll
He was a native of Ohio and
Years Of age.
The Ordway new era., 1907-06-28

The Colorado & Northwestern rail-
road has found 1t necessary to build
spur into the reservoir. the track be-
ing about two miles long. When this
is finished the company will be able 10
receive its supplies several days ear
lier than at present, and the work Will
be vastly facilitated.
When the work is completed B0ut.
der county will begin a new era o.
prosperity, as many mines that can
not be operated at present on account
OF the dificulty of obtaining Cheap
power will be able to open up at once:
II is also expected that several fac
tories viii be built. either In Boulder
or the adjoining town Of the county;
and that an Immense amount Of money
vii. be invested. The struggle between
the two rivals Will rebound to the ben.
ont cf the citizens OF Boulder, ~ II VIII
result N much cheaper power thAn -
49, nhad, 4 " Nv " " ~ Va .1 M ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-06
REV. IRL HICKS
TALK OF MARCH.
Describes What We May Expect to
Happen this Week.

According to Rev. Irl Hicks today
should see 8 snow storm throughout
the north and northwest, and rains
and electrical disturbances in the
warmer belt. A cold wave is sup
posed to be approaching from the
northwest where such storms come
from and from now until the seventh
matters promise to be lively. March
18th is the next date set for a storm
centering upon rain, snow, stiff
winds on land and sea, auroral
lights, earth currents interfering
with telephones and telegraph and
kindred phenomena are promised
without restriction. From the thir
tenth to the 18th the weather
is TO get much warmer. Rain and
thunder storms are to come sweep
ing the entire country. Along about
the fifteenth however these visions
of spring are to be turned into snow
and ice and the last gasp OF a dying
winter will be felt in the west and
northwest. The old fashioned March
winds and breezy zephers are to
come after this last struggle on the
part of old Father Winter. The
position of the earth and the stars
is going to have a good deal 10 do
with this weather and before March
really goes out another storm period
with wind and rain IS to come. The
Vulcan storm period comes the last
few days in the month. If the earth
manages to weather through the
storm period centering on the Doth
with earthquakes and tidal waves
it will be safe for a few weeks
longer or until April is we'll in hand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-06
BLOOMINGTON

home from school one evening last
week.
Hiram Harvey was over from
BagleY Saturday.
A. E. Lewis bought some horses
here Saturday.
Andrew Roberts market day sale
Saturday was a success. He sold
articles too numerous to mention.
Mrs. Cecilia Garthwaite departed
yesterday for a visit with her daugh-
ter Sylvia, music student at Ober-
lin, Ohio.
"Dock" Cooley was over from
Lancaster Saturday. He will build
Chas. Hale's house this spring.
L. 0. Addison of Walnut Grove,
Mimi, was a guest of his brother
James last week. All of the Addi-
son family but James are now in
Minnesota, and they are dong well.
The Methodist ladies made about
$40 on their supper Saturday even
ing.
The Royal Neighbors had a
special program Saturday evening,
in honor of several members about
to depart from the city.
Uncle Peter Woodhouse, Mrs.
Cain and Mrs. Weld, three we'll
known old settlers, continue indis-
posed.
The sales of Chas. Hale and
Harvey Hulburt were successful.
both sales were we'll advertised,
which insured a good attendance.
w. B. Perrin, the painter, has
rented L. Abraham's farm for the
season, and will discontinue paint
ing during that period. Prof. and
Mrs. Holt will occupy the Perrin
lome during their residence on the
farm.
John BENEFITS, selling hardware
on the road, has moved to Prairie
du Chen, for greater convenience.
Abram Adkins at this writing is
very i'll, with recovery in doubt.
His son Clay and family came over
from Platteville Sunday, and will
remain for few days.
Samuel Kitto expects to go to
Texas today, for the purpose of
seeing the country. H8 will meet
his nephew Ira Kitto in Kansas City
and accompany him.
John Pennock. is recovering from
his injuries, expecting to return
from Dubuque this week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-06
Obituary

James Barnett was born in Butler
Co, Pa, March Z, 1928, and depart
ed this life at midday, Feb. 26,
1907, being there rs J ears, II months
and 10 days old.
In early life he became a resident
of Lancaster, Wis, remaining there
until his 21st year, when, induced
by the excitement caused by the
discovery of gold in California, he
crossed the plains, with a company
of friends and spent two years i'll
the far west. The discomforts in
cident to mining camp life, in these
primitive times, were too trying to
his constitution. After recovering
from q severe siege Of typhoid fever
he returned to Lancaster. Three
years later, Nov. 13, 1855, he was
united in marriage to Miss Eliza
Calls, with whom he has lived an
ideal life for over 81 years. In
1860, Mr.. Barnett with his family,
came to Boscobel, and for these A
years has been a resident of this
city.
He has seen much Of the develop
ment of this section and in early
years participated ia many Of the
enterprises that have been Of per
manent value. He has served the
city III several important capacities,
among them being councilman aud
mayor. The latter position was
held during the time the river
bridge was being constructed. The
deceased was a man of a bright
and cherry disposition, with strong
social qualities that made him
friends. During his last illness,
when life was to him a burden, he
was always pleased to greet those
who came to his home. He united
with the Congregational church of
this city ia the year 1868, during
| the past0rate Of the late Dr.. Stod-
dart and remained III its fellowship
to the end of life. Of late years,
owing to a difficulty in breathing,
he was obliged TO foregO the privil-
| eye of miugling with large com
panies, even in the public services
of the church. The last illness was
endured with Christian patience and
+. resignation; bis trust was in the
i merits of his Redeemer.
MIR. Barnett was one Of 9 family
of ten children Of whom five are
still alive: Mrs. Farnsworth OF
GAINESVILLE, Mrs. Calls and Jed 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-06
Present Conditions in France.

The situation of the church In
France has long been an enigma to
the outside world; and Catholics
especially are mystified by the
anomalous and perrle king cond1-
ton of affairs IN country which
they naturally were led to 'egard
as Catholic nation. The paradox
has become still moro perpleXing
these recent years when they have
seen the French gOyernment-the
chosen representatives Of On over
whelmingly Catholic population
adopting an attitude and persist
emily pursuing a policy OF hostility
to the traditional religion Of the
French nation. And tbs 100 IN a
republican, least in name. The
persecution and prescription Of the
religious orders was the beginning
in recent years Of the system
planned and carried on with Unre-
hitting tenacity, in order TO first
cripple and finally crush out, If
possible. ali religious faith; and this
proscriptive policy has been eUeadl-
ly carried out by successive minis
ters and Administrations IL the face
OF the most vigorous opposition by
strong forces in the National as
sembly. ara IL dc6arce 81 the re.
peated protests OF unanimous
French episcopacy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-06

Lancaster, John of Independence,
Iowa, and Grad of independence,
Kansas. A sister and a brother but
recently passed from this Life to the
next. The immediate family has
for all the years of its history been
spared the sorrow that is connected
with the loss of parent or OF chile.
The father has gone first and Will
await the coming of his loved ones
when their race is run. The widow
Mrs. Matte Nixon, George of Wash
ington. =. c., Charles of Seattle,
Washington (state) and Mrs. Laura
Reisinger Cf Washington, ID. o.,
comprise the family who mourn the
departure of a tender husband and
parent.
May their anticipation of future
reunion be as full of comfort as the
memory of their life together is full
of faction.-Boscobel Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-06
Court News

The case of Frank Trego VS. the
Roosevelt Mining company for
money demand It was over a
rooster. The judge gave his deci-
sion in favor Of plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-06
NEAR THE CENTURY.

Grandma Cooley, who died at the
home of her son Henry in Ian
caster last week, was IN her 92d
year. She was well known by the
old residents Of Little Grant and
Bloomington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-06
SOLD LAND At AUCTION.

The farm lands of the late VIM.
Murphy at Mt. Hope were sold by
Auctioneer Hoskins last week, by
order of John Scheihpfiug of Bos-
cobel, administrator of the estate.
The tract included 713 acres, and
was sold in several pieces, to suit
purchaser. The 713 acres were ap-
praised at so, $50, and the sale OF
same amounted to S11.054 80. This
is a comparatively new way OF
selling farms here, and apparently
il is successful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-03-06

Being driven TO tnelr ships by the
hostile reception of the Indians, the
explorers spent some weeks ex-
ploring the shores of Chesapeake
Bay and what is now Hampton
Roads, and finally entered a males
tic river which they christened the
James, selecting as the site of their
future home an island on its margin
which they called Jamestown in
honor Of James LIST. This landing
was made May 18Th, 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-16
Board Of hediClI Examiners
OF PORTO RICO.

Examenes para M6dicos, Practicantes,
Comadronas y Nurses el martes prl-
nero de Octubre de 1907.
De conformidad con la Seccion "a. de
la lev que rige este Board, Sc convoca q
exhmenes q los aspirantes que deseen OBJ
tener iicencias para poder practicar legal
meme, en- Puerto Rico, cualesquiera de
as profesiones arriba mencionadas.
Para tener derecho la admission de
examenes, son requisites indispensables
I. presentar Ell Ia Secrctaria de este
Board. antes del so de- mes Ell curse, una
,olicltud iurada ante Juez Il otra autori-
lad judicial
2. Los Medicos presentaran el titulo
) diploma original de la Universidad 8
Escuela de donde procedan y pagaran IS
dollars en- Tesoreria.
!. Los aspirantes a hcencias para
5racticar cualesquiera de las otras profe-
,iones, presentaran junto cor la solicitud,
an certifcado tambien jurado, del Medi-
co del Hospital 6 Clinica, donde hubiese
hecho su practica por un periodo no me-
nos de pos ASOS. Pagaran por dere-
chos de examenes y licencias: los Practi-
-antes 10 dollars; Comadronas J Nurses,
5 dollars.
Las solicitudes seran hechas segdn el
N ,delo existLnte en- Secretaria, adonde
2aeden pedirse, 10 nisno que cualquier
5trr inforine relacionado con dichos exa-
N mes. -
Secretaria del Board de Medieos
Examinadores Apaytado 7Ia, San Juan,
r r. Tsltgpas 3IAr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-16
EN- V1EQUEs, P. X.

vieques, P. R, 70 de Septiembre
de 1oo7.-Por cuanto habiendo talle-
cido en- esta isla sin otorgar disposi-
ci6u testamentaria cl subdito danes
Emilio Anduze Gallac, Sc hace pdbli-
co por medic del presente edicto que
se ;nsertara en- dos de los peri6dicos
de mayor circulation que Sc editan en-
San Juan P. R para que los que Sc
cream herederos del aludido Emilio
Auduze Gallac, asi como sus acreedo-
res, presenter dentrO del termino de
CUARENTA DIAS en- este Vice-con-
sulado calle de San Juan, los docu-
nentos debidamente legalizados, JUS
ti6cativos del derecho que les asista
Vieques, P. R. 10 de Septiem-
bre de 1907 ". DUTElL, Vice-consul
danes. 4o-9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-16

Magni6co go'pe de vista offe-
cha en- la noche de aver el salon de
actos del Casino EsJafiol de Mana
Il, donde Sc celebraba una de esas
festas inolvidables consagradas al
Quito de 10 bello, en- su expression
mas sugestiva: la poeSia; hestas
que brindan solaz y esparcimiento
al espiritu, abriendo un hermoso
parentesis en- los prosaismos de la
vida, y que hacen recordar la Erase
del poeta clasico:
.So1tmos, alma, soRemos -.
De ensohaciones y de ideales,
acaso algunos inacsequibles, Sc ha-
LA entretegida, por decirlo asi, la
parte mas noble de nuestro ser; Ia
que siente y piensa; la que mira a 10
alto y Sc sobrepone a las ruindades
de- la existencia, a la inquina y al
oiio, y en- esas noches serenas, tan
hermosamente cantadas par Fray
Luis de Leon, aspira a 10 Infinite y
q 10 eterno, atraida por el misteriO
que pesa sobre nuestros destinos.
SoNemOs, alma, sO1emOs =.
Y los poetas, los elegidos, cum
plen con una alta mission y practi'
can al propio tempo una obra dc
misericordia, no incluida entire la;
que nos sefiala el catecismo: Sc er
cargan de sonar por los que no sue.
nan; por los tristes ylos desampara
dos; por los egoistas y los except
cos; por los que sienten la febre de
negocio 8 el hastfo de vivir.
/
Y es tai el influjo y la fuerz'
de esos elegidos, que su intense SO
har, al exteriorizasse en- bellas es
trofas, deja un luminoso rastro el
las arideces de alma de los que el
NADIA suehan, y los confortan y 10
consuelan.
Labor laudable y fecunda e
esa, y el Casino Espahol de Mana
Il, entendiendolo asf, y llevand
a1n mas ALA ese noble prop6sitc
convoc6 q los poetas residences e
ell pals para que concurrieran a
justa litera1a que tan cabal exit
ha alcanzado.
Labor de concordia y de fra
ternidad entire elementos que per
tenecen q una misma raza la ra
"a latina, de tan brillantfsim
historia-y que hablan el nlisn
iona rico y sonoro en- que Gel
vantes nos refri6 las malandanza
del gran hidalgo y de su fel escu
dero, en- que G6ngora y Lope lucie
ran las exquisiteces de sus pleclarc
ingepios, ha sido la realizada pc
los organizadores de estos Juegc
Florales, que no por celebrarse {
septiembre pueden ser tachados d
extemporaneos, pues como dij
muy bien el mantenedor, don Cl,
mente Ramirez, en- Puerto Rico
primavera es eterna.
Alta signi6caci6u encierra e'
teyusoi no SOLO Sc realil6 para e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-16
ESPLEND|D0 FESTIVAL

el siglo XIV. Celebrabanse siempre
en- Ell mes de mayo, el mes de las
flores, y de ahf provlene que Sc les
denominase en- la forma expresada.
No importa que eSta festividad
Sc veri6que en- el mes de septiem.
bre: en- nuestro pals apenas Sc di-
ferencian las estaciones; puede de-
cirse que vivimos en- primavera per"
petua.
Dirige mereciios elogio al ia.
rado que tan efcaz y valiosa ayuda
prestara q la Comisi6n organizsdo.
ra, consagrando su talento y sus
actividades a examinar y clasi6car
los trabajos presentados q ese cer'
tamen.
Tarea dificil fue para el Jura.
do --afiade- determinar cual de las
tres composicioaes peemiadas me-
rece el primer premio, pues todaa
elias SON excelentss y bgillantiSi-
inns.
81 po.l1 que ha obtenido la
GMargarita de oroO, Sc halla en- ca.
mino de ser laureado en- otros Ger.
tamenes con la sFlor natural.S
Dedica grandes elogios 4 Las
poesias presentadas; hay muchas
dignas de estima; pero por las cOus
diciones prescritas en- la conyocato-
ria no habia cabida q la concession
de accesits menciones honori6cas.
Ensalza la magnifca Idea que
sirve de tema al autor de sArmeria
Idealn, idea engarzada en- estrofaa
esculturales.
Impossible nos es transcribir, con
Sus gallardias de estilo, el discourse
del sehor Ramirez de Arellano.
AL correr de la pluma, con!
fados en- nuestra memoria, da>
mos los puntos mas salientes de
} la peroraci6n del distinguido CONF
! patricia { ilustre poeta, que es ads.
: mas alcalde, y buen alcalde, como
10 es asimismo don Virgllio Davila,
adversario nuestro -tambien poeta
~ como 10 es Riera Palmer, 4 sd
, vez, que, como alcalde no Sc quedarA
+ 4 la zaga de los dos mencionados,
+ para demostrar que Ell trato con las
Musas no esta rehido nj es incom.
patible con la buena ministracion
: de los pueblos, segGu diceu aIguuos,
S que hablan desdenosamente de los
spoetas politicos,S
s Demas esta decir que el se4
i ior Ramirez fue estruendosaments
e aplaudido.
a **
i. Dada la inportancia de los
j. Juegos Florales celebrados ancche
en- el Casino Espahol de Manati,
S deseanos dar una information am.
plia de dicho acto.
!, La premura del tempo ioi
: impide cumplir hoy con ese d SEQ.
para nosotros gratislmo.
= Quede, pues, para mahana L
Il (tsstisss ss Il t4gtss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-16
Sc VENDE

Tn billar en- muy buen estado, fabri'
caci6n espafola, con sus tres bolas de
mar6l y denas accessories.
FL que 10 interese Sc dirgira a su
dueiio en- Isabella, calle del Comercio, es-
tablecimiento comercial de
/ III. a. NlCEN1E OEAOEL'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-16

tfmulo y galard6u de poetas; tiene
mayor alcance y por ESQ resulta
mas simpatico.
Ha tendido a estrechar los Ia
zos que deben unir q puertorrique-
hos y espaholes, espaholes de que.
aver fuimos compatriotas y convi
ven hoy con nosotros, en- esta terra
hospitalaria.
A borrsr preiuicios, .asuavizar
asperezas, 4 rendir quito en- buena
paz y ammonia at mismo idioma en-
que nuestras madres nos hicieron
balbucear las primeraS palabras,
palabras que solo deben servirnos
en- estas hestas de la inteligencia,
para cantar ideales, 8 revivir ano
ranzas 8 proclamar sentimientos
J altruistas y generosoS.,,,
Xxx
Damas hermosas y distingu:-
das, tanto de Manati como de San
Juan y Vega,bsja, formaban un de.
licioso conjunto en- la sala donde Sc
Illev6 4 efecto la solemne y brillan-
te fiesta.
En los salones contiguos aglo.
merabase el pdblico.
La orquesta, que tan acertada.
mente dirije el maestro don Candi'
do Acevedo, ejecut6 la sinfonia AZ
Judfo Errante,S que obtuvo grandes
aplausos.
| Las encantadoras nifas Sara
Rivera, Lolita Pares, Jose6na Gar
cfa, Rosa Maria Pastor, Catalins
Sanchez, Lupita Soneira, Panchits
Santana, Pinita Iturrino, Filome
ma Franco, Candida Pastor, Ross
Franco, Anita Maria Sallcrup J
Pepita Salicrup, elegantemente alta
viadas, entonaron con sus voces an
gelicales el sHimno Floral, D letri
de don Clemente Ramirez y m1sic;
del maestro A evedo, siendo muy
aplaudidas al final.
81 sefior Fernandez Juncos
miembro del Jurado, anuncio el
breves frases que el mantenedor
don CIemente Ramirez, iba a hace
uso de la palabra para inauguJa
los Juegos Florales.
81 sehor Ramirez pronunci
uu elocuente diScurso, lleno de ele'
D vsdos conceptos y de bylIlautt
imagenes.
Da cuenta de todas las fiesta
celebradas por el Casino Espafic
de Manatf y dice que ninguna d
: elias ha tenido nj la resonance
: nj Ia brillantez de esta, que ha ST
: psrado las esperanzas de sus inicia
n dores.
. Habla del origen de los JuegC
q Fiorales. 81 pueblo griego- dice
:. ell pueblo del arte por excelencii
. fue uno de los primeros que eel,
bro festas de esta fndole.
e Los juegos aorales-agregs
J. disrou cOmienzo su Rspaaa su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-16
AguaS MineraIeS de BurIadd

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las prineras odo el teoo Fsro 0 rico en- ueutes El
neraies) en- que aparece eme rsrs lade el EODO
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camente en- Cuba Meco don me COS mi" otes las recontn-
dan con efa para aSatones del ecg gas al dpepsas,
tsos eastricos tanabHn de Ia lao a1 ataTros vexcae
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das n1ezlada cor ut roquio vino lud-u 1r oarse
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Bultados.
Importadores Puerto Rico,
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