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Notces for Publication.

s Department OF the Interior, Land
!SOmceesat Rapid City. s. D.. October q,
1907.
Notice IL hereby given that Charles
Ar Elsom, Of Viewneld, s. D., has
fled notice OF his intention to make
hnal Communication proof in support
..of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. e541 mades 10-3-o5. for the
northeast quarter Of section IL,
township : north,Srange 10 east, and
that said proof will be made before
Register and Receiver, at Rapid City,
81 D.s on November 10, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up.
on, and cultivation. of, the land, viz:
James Bracken, Of viewneld; Zeff
Young. Of viewheld, 8. D.: Edwards
Rhodes, OF viewield, s. D.; Geo. Bills
,of View1eld.
GEO. p. BENNETT, Register.
First publication October II.
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fNss 49, ~
NiHseaship Iansle - the NAvy.
EheEesaremany native-bornAmeri
caNsswhqsAFAsn0 citizens, who can-
n3 p@a tSIIans and who cannot
lSSSSfhllx Office OF position
sWkRteyerAlaelesatthe government. They
an me who have deserted from eth
ersAhen navy or the army,
During the civil war, whenadeser-,
ton was grave efense, extreme
pVnalties against Il were enacted.
Ls6es Of citizenship foreverssWas prop
eEy imposed. But In times OF peace
desertion Is different matter, Is is
attested by the fact that assertions
from the American military and naval
service have never been hwy In war
time, but are astonishingiy common
imspeace. Young fellows enlist on the
Impulse OF the moment, and they
have no interest or Incentive to re-
main, and "quit the job" without APP
preciating the gravity Of the onense.
They should be punished mildly, but
remedial such IS making
the service more tempting to them
should be the main reliance in time
osspeace for reducing desertions. The
Secretary OF the Navy properly recon-
mends the abrogation Of the law pro-
vsding forfeiture of citizenship.
Besides this there is m other pc
culiar tangle in reference to citizen
ship of enlisted men In the navy.
Many foreigners have long served in
the navy, bu. under NEW rulings they
are excluded from reiniistment. And
yet they are not eligible to natural
ization because they cannot show the
proper period Of residence ashore. Al
they want to make themselves ell
gible they must quit the navy. in
which case If they return 1t must be
without any rank or privileges they
have gained by former service. If
they don't quit they will be put out.
Here is another opportunity for con-
gres to help simplify some of the
curious and wonderful technicalities
that make the law of citizenship q
continual puzzle even to the expert.
Record-Herald.
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sConaest.pletdcs,

Department Of the 1ntA1ioE,
United States Land once. RaDid Cit
s. p, November 2, 1907. is
Astsnf1Ielient eontsst eahhdavit hayss
Anss bseeAsn lled si4na&his ON
ilRathEaper, Of Dalzell, g. 81, Sontsst.
ant against James 81. Douglas. sAtEff
Nos t66s6.tmade JaauerysS1th, 1191s..
foFs.l1ot saHh
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aProhibiton in 0

through their literary bureau In
Chicago the leaders OF the prohibition
party are saying that they will make
EAsbigger demonstration in 1908 than
they have done in any presidential
kEGanvass along to This time. Probably
they are correct in this boast. Pro-
hibition has been making large gains
In the past few years. Statewide
prohibition carried Georgia, Alabama
and Oklahoma In 1907. 1t has, for
years, controlled Maine, Kansas, and
North Dakota. Thus, three states
in the north and west and three
Southern states, counting Oklahoma,
as a Southern state, have liquor ex-
clusion throughout all their terri
tory by state enactment. In; seversl
times that many states there Is pro-.
h5Attlon by county OF town action.
EThuslabout half of the area and a.
third of the population of the coun
trysisss:s.dry."
But IT is the Anti-saloon League,
and not the prohibitions party, which
ts chiefly responsible for the big con-
quests which liquor exclusion has.
been making In recent times. The
league. has nosspolitics. 1t works as
effectively in democratic as In re-
publican communities. II. has done
much in the south in recent
times than 1t has In the rest OF the
country. More democrats are resid-
Ing In dry" utemttory than republic
cans. All parties look alike to the
AntisSaloon League. That body Ia
not saying that &c will, put up d ticket
inslsQ8 In iActitss Hork jnsthes past
fewsyearssshows that It swantsst Keep.
out nfs p0litics altogether, andsdo lts
work inside the lines 81 the Big par.
Etiesrasardles 81 the label5whicA.
they bear.
M the Anti-Saloon League keepsI
out of the political Held In 1908 the
prohibition vote may not be 30 large
SsathSslsaderaeofssth The latterspnrtyaim-;
asine AsprohihitioA ticket. has been
an theldeldsin ayAryspresidsnttxlscam
Epat9nS1inc4 1879 baginlins VIA that
ya4rIt.mlde a steady gain#in the
popular poll until 1891 WhenB Hid
we'll shaAsaA total Of 2s4,AO0Ksxotes.
The prohisttionists; IN ssRll tie ath-
or psrttgeSsmall and slrGs. kada Hlit.
10 1891 Thelr 3asysased III;
thst sSSeafs but . SSyGdiiyts
gslning sinco then md $4,000
|inslg04sor 1000 1895
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TAFT and the Philippine Assembly.

Taft and the Philippine Assembly.
4 Secretary Taft has returned to the
sUnited States with a cheerful message
o. peace and good will. extremely ap-
propriate to the season. In Japan he
failed to discover the faintest trace
OF q war spirit or of anti-American
sentiment. In the Philippines, which
are always near to his heart, he found
encouraging signs Of progress and
contentment In every direction. The
American people will read@with pc
culiar pleasure the. thingss Secretary
Taft has to say about the actual con
d1tions, political and industrial, in the
distant archipelago.fo r inisome quar-
tors our policy in the Philippines has
been regarded as dangerous senti-
mentality.
..Peace as never before known now
prevails in the islands," MI, Taft re-
ports, and many Of the former insur-
gents : 80 surprised and pleased at
the freedom which American rule
spells sttlat they are gladlyssoRering to
co-opafAtAMtth the;government along
the linesSthAt have%been laidsdown.
TradSSAaaSevivine, education In va,
Fious dklsSsttlons is doing its certain
work, sAndIreal. Intelligent apprecia-
tion oE American Intentions iss being
manifested by the people atlarge.
ofcourse, II congress does It's plain
duty and further reduces, or removes
altogether. the duties that i s.4l
levied on Imports from the Philip
pines, the Filipinos will not only be
grateful hut will see in the measure
conclusive evidence.of Justice anu dis
Ainterestedness on our part in detre-
mining the proper Gelatlons that
SHOULD exist between them and our
selves.
Since secretaryasTaf opened the
philippine assembly with words ot
earnest and wholesome advice tina,
body has been conducting It's business
sin 4 way that conflrms and emphasi-
xes all the reassuring almprASAtops
(which he carried away from hiasylsit.
HsThe%sessions have been orderly, TIE
s~aaddscussions reasonable. and the ,as;;
sStion purposeful and practical. Llt.
tile difficulty inexperienced by the
ssatWo branches of.sssthe legislatureislip
on the selections Of PHILIP.
spinesdelegates, i president comMis-
sloners. to Washington. The ameh
sschosen / expected to prove them;
Sselyes At and usetul. The frstt jill
satos pass the popular assembly waIa5nne
j making q large appropriation for be;
81 mentary education In one section IL
stheaarchipelago The asssmblysnSt
withstanding Its views opssassalmmedt;
ssate'sindependenoe Is deshonssSofaE ut.
tending to the dulles .at hand andp ro
Nlnoqting the welfare tkAe archipela-
Northumberland
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IdAIcU III u &OOU year
for the future Of the city Is assured,
as the railroad and manufacturing
center Of the northwest.
A prediction is heard that the
present provisional government In
Cuba will continue until 1909. This
subject would be clearer IL the
Cabans themselves would form live
political parties and say. definitely
what they want.
wv Ting-tang, who has been re-
appointed Chinese ambassador to
the United States. has embarked
on the Pacincson the way to Wash
ington. This distinguished Celestial
is famous for Intervene and,says 40
many bright things that he Is chief
favorite among the correspondents.
A German clergyman whoawrote
to the imperial chancellor to urge
disarmament received in reply q DO
lite note forwarding a copy OF the
proceedings of the second Interna-
tional Peace Conference. Who shall
decide when the learned doctors at
The Hague disagree?
Premier Franco purposes before
January 1 to issue a decree reorgan-
izing the Portuguese. house .ofs,peers.
The premier believes that as the
house is at present constituted II
is a stumbling block to the political
regeneration of the country. The
judicial powers ,nowaexercised by the
house Of peers will be transferred to
the courts, and provision will be
made for the appointment Of new
members, thus permitting the in
fusion of new blood into the upper
chamber. According to rumor the
new Patriarch of Lisbon may be ap.
pointed president Of the house OF
peers.
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.P1aats for Raddina

JR3ants for RRdding.
Ten thousand Giant Pansy Plants.
.sAsa4great variety Of other kinds. Cut
Flowers and Floral Designs. Park
Greenhouses. Alex Rose. P~rop.sLLsad,
SD.
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Some Good Ideas.

With. winter and its long evenings
here comes the question of. how to
use them profitably and p%leasurably.
The city people are offered such a
wide choice of places and ways Of
putting in their time, that the only
difficulty lies in making a wise choice
Not so in the country. We are more
or less isolated from the educational
advantages of the cities. Still we
ought to be able to make the winter
evenings a source of instruction and
pleasure. True, we can read, talk
around the home Preside, ETC., but it
becomes monotonous ifsthere are no
other enjoyments at times. Why
can't every neighborhood have. a lit
erary society which renders a pro-
gram every o and then throughout
the winter? There is talent in near
" every neighborhood. 1t only needs
ito be brought out and encouraged
and some good programs will be the
result. These neighborhood literary
societies might we'll hold their meet
ings in the district school which
ought to be a center for educational
work Of every line The Older. pupils,
the teacher, the younger people Just.
leaving school and middled aged and.
old. all who are interested. ought to
belong to the society. In number
less places where this has been tried.
it has resulted In arousing the entire
neighborhood, educationally. All will
want to. come to the meetings to hear
local talent, to hear Mr.. So and So.
speak or sing.
But | wanted to make q plea #tor
some o fthose old fashioned enter
tainments which seem tosbes passing,
though they are too good to be lost.
What can replace the spelling SCHOOL,,
Don't the middle-aged tell us how in
|steresting It was to have whole neigh
borhoods arrayed against 4 san-
other in spelling contest? Why don't
ew revive the; spelling school7 Then
there is the debating society whichsis
disappearing from the countryss4What
can replace that among the young
people especially? It gives opportun-
tiles to enlarge vocabulary and im-
prove grammar. Here's or the SPELL
ing school and the debating school;
a wish that they might return TO stay
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H - ~ AAANoOA~ 6AAAAA0N0s Us 4AAVOOy
exceeded this armada in the number
of vessels and the number of men.
There were 131 vessels in the Span
ish armada, as against forty-three
in this American fleet after the re-
union on the other coast, and the
number Of men who will start out
under Admiral Evans command is
less than 5000, as compared with
$4,000 sailors and soldiers under the
Spanish commander. But the ma
chinery of a modern battle ship mag
nifies the fighting capacity Of the
men on board enormously. Captain
Bradley A. Fiske Of the navy, in an
article in the Naval institute, esti-
mates the strength of Admiral
Evans fleet, and its capacity Of des-
truction, IS being equal to an army
of 100000 men He arrives at
that startling estimate by comparing
the rifles which land forces carry,
with the 12-ineh. guns on the battle
ships. An army Of 100000 infantry
carries 100, 900 rifles, and If all of
these rifles were discharged simul-
taneously the combined energy of
the bullets at the muzzle would be
only seven per cent more. than the
energy Of two 12-inch guns. Be
sides this the energy of a 12-inch
gun is concentrated, and that of
100000 rifles cannot be. 1t is true
that an army a go to places wA.
cannot be reached by a navy, but
it Is also true that a navy can assault
places which an army could not
reach. The comparison that Captain
Fiske makes is the fighting power
of a battle ship at sea with that of
an army of 100000 men on; land.
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anY
tween them and the continents "
ing at the north and south Of them
"a realization of the ssgrandiose
Scheme of an Intercontinental or
Three Americas railroad. OF course,
the value Of these treaties will de-
pend upon their faithful observance
and fulfillment. Toward such a
consummation we may hope, power
full and successful influences will be
exerted through the unique circum-
stances in which this convention was
called and the place in which. it was
held. II such shall prove to be the
case it will be a cause for profound
satisfaction to Mexico and the United
States.-New> York Tribune.
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City and vicinity are clearly war
ranted in anticipating q good year
for the future OF the city Is assured
as the railroad and manufacturing
center Of the northwest.
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GEO. p, BENNETT,
Notice forS P1KicafioS.

FFirst publication November &c
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-12-08
THE BEST ADVERTISING.

\ rather striking demonstration of
tbr -uprem, value ~ ueNs paper adver-
Using oger all other kinds = given by
III, Bureau Of Navigation. which spent
last van zso.odo in advertising sor ~
arutz for the navy 1t 1as detcr-
mined IA spend Il similar am his
Near hat before letting TN contracts
The bureau thought it advisable To find
our Where It had received ttc best re
turns for its money. An iuyrs' .gatian
showed that an magazine and neri-
odicaI advertising produced from par-
fourth 10 oue-Sixtcenth the r-tulns in
enlisted men THE daily paper adeerJis-
ing did. The most Profitable linz of
advertising was that under Help
Wanted BY using the. dali news
papers the Bureau Of Navigation got
recruits 1t an advertising COS If *2-Sa
each as against So 10 So each
through tho medium Of certain maga-
Zines and journals
There is in this investigation by the
Bureau Of Navigation and its results Il
most striking lesson for commerce and
industry. which depend rar their profits
an being known Of The people. 1t is
obvious why the newspaper offers 81
much more profitable a field thar any
other medium. Part Of the peori" may
read this magazine. part may re;.i that.
but in this day and age practically the
entire population Of tae county r,ads
the daily newspaper and goes % i, Tor
advice and help.
Ne merely cite the case Of IN" Hu-
reau "a Navigation. which hereafter
viii advertise in the daily new spapers
for the sailors il needs. as a madern
instance pointing anew the old and
tired moral. IT pays To advertise
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= pressed my throbbing forehead.
and wiped my tortured nose, while
pain shot through my frame from, head
to toes" Why? Because ! haven't
bought ticket for the Roof Garden.
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MATTERS
RECORDED
DECEMBER 5
loc ATOMS.

DECEMBER 5.
Locations.
BLACK rax lode. :. Jacobson. eight
uife. north IT Sledgc island.
Nugget lode Edward Johnson: To-
Gated abau, eight miles north Of SIedge
ISLAND
Lucky strike. Edward johnson. l1-
Gated about eight mites north Of Slrdsr
island
HOFFMAN lode. andy Anderson. Ia
Gated about eight mites north II Sirde,
island
Eagle lode. Frederick Johnson. To-
Gated about eight miles north Of slcdge
island
ldoth lode. l. J. Yomgquist. located
about eight miles north If stedge
island
Gisg Polk lode. August Il. Brown.
Ioeated about eight miles north 1T
Sledec island
Juneau lode: g. G. Cowden: located
about eight miles north If SIcage
island
Deeds.
Frank Crane to T. I. Elanck and
Charles foget an undivided ene-half
interest i'm Hot TamaIr fraction. stu
atsd between the Sourdoush and Duh
I'm claims, Cunningham creek, censid-
Grafton xlI5.
A-Lamoureux To Anita Lamourcux.
certain town lots of Nome and mining
property near Nome. alSn certain per-
Sonal property
DECEMBER
Proofs OF Labor
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Imported coburger draft beer on tap
at Board OF Trade.
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SHE WONDERED

\ woman on n train entering Nil
Wlultrc asked the conductor huW long
tho ears stopped at thu Union station
tie replied
Madam, we stop Just four minutes.
from two Ia two. To- two two
The woman turned te her companion
and said Il wonder if he thinks he's
the whistle on the engine"
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Martin extension aud Frtm fraction
situated "H i,o tm.t e Huster arerE.
e. ru cote
Colorado. uH Newe tjver. Diamond
g.. ou sudN. river. y u ;. F1uaudrr
Michigan viaiHt eH Gf#~- gHlsh.
Mrs VI Eayf
Locations.
Tunnel in5ir claim iueatrd near Anvil
creek. ". l. sutton. William Nalauey
and e W Reed
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THE LOOKER-ON

Naw taat tae FIRST great dog race is
ever MANY of the citizens of Seward
Peninsula are holding p'., mortems
"Frr the respective teams. It is COM
anon L,lA to hear that this 81 that
team ~.aulJ have won. and The win-
nine team always should have been
the "nr tine speaker had placed bets
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Granite Mining Candles ar. tn. b..,
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Deeds.

Proofs Of Labor.
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TWO VERSIONS.

He was touring the Bernese ODER
land. At the Bear hotel in Grindc-
valid mountaineer sat in the hall. a
glass of beer before him. and his feet.
in their hobnailed mountain boots. ex-
tended toward the fire. The noun
taineer had just made an ascent OF the
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f.gsE a"d hr tgEsrU Iitt. tef- sr,af #
Wei NgIT sen j eHau indeed
I'Ht .a.r- "f Hses-f#. .-.u eutg.uE
s-..ru - .aaa ler =.al - -u#a.tH
E -f~~ f.H ~ ~ae.r a~ i. ##H Iaas
IT t.f- hHHea re eJetueis- -p.ed IL
aH ~. .sl-a 30 dra-ldI.E .s.. .uleg
NJ zuld. f.1H-.G % Iat .e uIa.a 81.
~Iii e was watn.--. TrNr.. w.r n,
aaat# #a# H-h - Hfa - f.saIizETv
EG ID Inst. uratHW sfuguguer ind
au afyr st G0a frames. o. fzulJrt lt.
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NOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

LA central de Juncoa elt6 m0liendO
Caiiss BembEadaB on el teEmino municipal
de C6guap. L. central S2nt2 JusnR per
mansCs inactive.
La oonsGha de tsbsco On CfguaU, San
Lorsazoy , Gursb-, hR tsnido uo GeseEta
poF CientO de msTm', CompaFado con el
IN anterioT.
"A lal II y cusrto de sysT, dascaEri!6
IN g '6stTico on ls psEEds del Institute,
mas pEonto ss ualv6 ID difcultad encRFEi'
I6ndnBe 81 cuchecito. PeFo deBpue,, aver
miamo, otFO CARO-, Il media. deEcR'
ri en- la pRradA IA E tees fu6 pre-.
ciSo 81 tvasbordo de pausjsroa. A 10 que
pSEecs, para eEtss ocuITenciaB, fodos IoB
dfaB son dir dc fssta.
Las obEaB represent .daE ancchs, per
IL compafiia que ahora acl6s ca 81 teatro,
obtuVieron mSgnii Is Interpretation. La
AFregui estuvo dslicioHfsima, FreixaB,
que 60 an gran actor, Bobresali6 notable.
msnte en- FL Hdsar de Ia GuGrdiG an La
CsaYinG. La ConcuEFencia fu6 numsTosa.
Eata noch9 EepEeEentarkn La CGTomonerG,
que eI lindflimS, La Para de AlcaLde La
CgGTSnG,
"Dican de Toa Alta que por les guaTdiaB
Morsdo Colon, han lido arreutados aver
en- 81 barrio "MucRrsbones", los indivi.
duoB CarmOlo Vdlquez , Grsgorio sanchs,
poT Tifi', roSUltando Rmbou hsEidou, ui6ndo.
le oCupsdo IN mlchste 81 Vazquez. El
jueS entiende en- 81 aBuLto exfgsleB fanza
de ciOn dollars cRds uno.
-Eu Carolina, anoche, en- sI baFFio
"Canovanills" tuvieron una Feyarts vi
cente Lopez, B srnaRdiuO Rodriguez, Sote
70 AcoBtO. Antonio Rivera, Pfo Rodrfgusz,
Sanchez Vol6squey, FAhi6n Rivera, BautiH
ia, Rivera G1naEo Rodrfgues, IeAuItan.
do hsFidoB lol tres tiltimoB. Todos han
Sido aEEsstadoB y puestos & disposition del
iuez munici. 81.
-InfoTmGn de Ponce que han aETeAta'
do ErneEto LRmbsy, qua 90 prsIsnt6 On
q bR co CrsditO y All rro Poncefio, con
nm check falsifcRdo nombra de don Ma.
nuel Colon, por tres Cientos doIlAER.
En- Guayama. fu6 anoChe REFentado
Bernardo uiaz, por vsnder biIletes de la
lotsHfs de Santo Domingo OcupfFonBele
tres billetss enteEoa , 104 d6elmoB de otro4.
Juez cor oCO del aBunto.
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% Administrator.

Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
pa1ado del importe de Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1925. Por un Semestre $3.50.
Por IN aflo $500. PGgO an
tieipad0.
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Bonita mdsIca.
Ssrd IN ssirUno .uDsislonlI.

PEontO Isr6 FspEeusntnds ca 81 Munici
pal una Obrs debids Ii pEuma del egti'
mabls comps q 'Eo en Ia pEenss don Felipe
Oabtsfi6n, , titulGda Amor que muero
, amor que mace"
In mdsiCa, que hOmoB tenido oCRni6n de
DIR, 90 de nuoBtro buen oompatriots don
+ sfaai BalGsiFo. compogitor de iugpiEado
eBtHo.
Nos psrscs que q unR vsrdadera mGgi
ca origiOal, por lR bsIlozR del outilo y por
que en ella 90 adniES la sutil fantasia del
delicado vaIBinta de FL Ni6oarG.
En- CURnto Il letFa, es do esperar co.
noCido 81 yAleF de 50 autoF, que TssuIts &
IL RltuTa de Is mGicR.
Serk un eBtTeno GsngRcional eus obra.
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CfrcuIo Obrero de San Juan.

ST.. Pfe.ilsn } dsm6l miembrou de Ia
O6mRrA do delsgsdou. sre.: En- virtud
dc que el CongpjO ejecutivo dc Puerto Ri,
GO, hs aprobAdo 81 G. B. No. so, la JuntR
Central del OfrCulo ObFero de San Jaan,
verfB con gran placer que Il C6mara
aprobaTa dichR ley, pOF CFeeFla do Guma
necssidad psEa 81 meiorrmisnto dc las cla'
Ben trsbajadoraI del psfu
EstR ley fac pFesentRda & lR C6marS en-
10 otra legislature, hsbiendo Bido tGmbi6
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Rodriguez Vern, presidents; v. R Espi'
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20 10, 1908.
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