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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-12
"a proclamation
del sufragio
Fraudes electOrales en- Nueva York

Nueva York. viernes.-Han sido descubier-
los en- Nueva York. grandisimos fraudes cleo
torales que descubren I'm estado alarmante de
corruption politica. d que no sc habia llegado
nunca aqui.
Los pormenOres que publica la prensa son
mediterranean sensacionales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-12
BaIlg1liU de C0anO
[ COain0 Springs Hotel J

Aguas females bicarbonatadas, sulfa-
rosas, Snlfhidricas, de ~eficacia comprohada
para la curaci6n del Reuma, Nenralgias,
Uiatica, Hfgado. Rinones, Dyspepsia, Her
pes ] otras Intermediates de origen espe-
cfico.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
TWO ITALIANS MOBBED.
Croscd attacks Strikebreakang
LampHghters for assault.

Two Italians employed lamplighters by the
welsbach Company were beaten IN East Ne"
York last night by two hundred men and boys
after the Italians had made a seemingly unpfo-
voked attack on Charles Watts, OF NO. 400
sheridan avenue The police arrived just III
time to save them The lampilghters were
locked ND in the Liberty avenue station
Albert Bonestre and Girard Cisaro, the prls-
oners were employed strikeoreakers' anu
fearing interference, policemen were detailed 10
follow them, keeping block behind the men
No attempt made to interfere Win .ne
Italians. but suddenly Cisaro turned ana MT
Watts blow over the head with his hghtlhg
mole Watts the police say, had neither salo
nor done anything TO the men. Although stunned
bv tt,& blow. Watts jumped to his feet and trleo
10 defend himself from the blows the two ralneu
him.
A crowd gathered and started for the Italians
The latter drew reyolvers and emptied them INTO
the crowd hut without hitting any one Iheh
they turned and ran. The men and boys soon
overlook the Iamplighters. and when the ponce
arrived Cisaro and Bonestre were pitiful look
ing objects
At the station house charges OF assault anu
disorderlv conduct were filed against Cisaro.
Both men were also charged with shooting hre-
arms in violation of the city ordinance.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
DEvoTEEs OF THE DERBY.

1t is a striking evidence of the fascination of the
Derby that it only attracts thousands of speca
tors who any other horserace. but that
many of its devotees make point of never missing
II If they can possibly get to EPSON.
Only q short time ago there died old resident
of EPSON who had seen no fewer than eighty
DERBY finishes "Pavo," the chief OF the sporting
department of 1.-THE Morning POST the first
Derby long ago 1872 and is said to have seen
every, subsequent for the blue Ribbon for
more than fifty years. James Weatherby sur
passed even this record, for after seeing The Colo
mel and Cadland run their memorable dead heat in
Derby winner. including Lord Rosebery's Ladas in
Queens sberry-"Old Q."-saw Diomed win the first
Derby in 1850, and did not miss single until
his DEATH thirty years later while Lord Palmerston
is said 10 have spent Derby day at EPSON at least
half hundred times.
Both the Derby and the Oaks their names
to that Earl OF Derby who kept pack Of stag
hounds Epson during the last quarter of the
eighteenth century and resided at hunting box
called the Oaks. Fifty years later a spiteful de-
scription of the Oaks and its Jockeys recorded
IN the diary of Charles Greyille In the report of
the first Derby the names Of five starters and
of all riders missing. and there is betting
quotation.
AS the earliest known bookmaker, Vauxhal
Clarke, hanged not for welching, but for high
way robbery, betting the racecourse could not
at that period have been particularly profitable
profession. Jockeys did not then possess their
present princely salaries but with q fee of q
guinea were more richly rewarded than those of
King James I, who were regaled by British
Solomon with long speeches delivered half In Latin
and half in Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
eaRN1sHEEINa CITY EMPLOYEES PAY.
Controller Metz Deducting from Salaries of
500 Men Under New Law.

rhe,xarntshee law as amended by the last Legs
Ieture went into effect the 1st Of this month and is
giving Controller Metz and the finance depart,
,,,ent 2 lot of extra work. Judgments may now be
obtained In any OF q bad debt, and many
municipal employees waking up to that fact
controller Metz has been receiving executions at
The rate of fifty day against the salaries of men
ernployed by the city. A large number of these
executions come from saloonkeepers-
Controller Metz IS already making deductions
fyon the salaries Of about five hundred city
pIoyes Shylocks buy up bad debts against them
ct whatever discount they can get and then bring
suit obtain judgment and send the executions TO
the finance department, drawing the payments
monthly One attorney, 1t is said. has already OBJ
tained lab judgments against city employees. The
Controller is altogether pleased with the extra
work this entails his department and has sent
word to the bosses Of the employees concerned. In
many instances these have been hauled over the
Goals" Many OF them are policemen and fremen.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
INDIFFERENT TO FIRES.
CHys attitude Tasteful, Says
Under5riter-Wants Nezo LaScs.

""The safety of New York City and its people lies
in the enactment and enforcement of better ouho-
ing laws" said the head of prominent nre insur-
ance underwriting firm yesterday. Il do not mean
this In a narrow sense, and what say applies 10
the whole country as we'll as New York City we
would be a much better and safer people In every
way IL the states and cities of this country would
follow the lead of Europe in taking all possioe
means against the waste OF property by hre VI
course the man who owns house or a factory
or an Office building which is amply covered ny
insurance may feel that with the payment OF inc
insurance he has lost nothing.
This is short sighted view to take of the mat
fer however. especially in view Of the business
conditions during the last year. We need all the
money we can get for the regular order OIL pusl
ness and the loss Of building costing s9o'oo
means that just much money is diverted "
channels other than those where it could oe OIL
greater service at the present time
While great Improvement is being maoe CON
stantlv in methods of fighting fre, the neao VI
the insurance firm said that nothing like what cou
be accomplished had yet been done. NevertneiesS'
he was optimistic to the situation. and SAID tia'
conditions in the fire insurance field had never
een better than since just after the San FRANCISCO
fire This in spite OF the fact that the present year
has been q hard one for the underwriters, as coi-
No rod with 1907 The fire in Chelsea, Mass had d
narticuarly bad effect while the fire in New VI
leans which destroyed than a million doliats
worth of property, had made the companies eau
tious. .
There is no prospect, however. that the 1orelsn
updarwr;ting companies will withdraw from the
American field.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
DETECTIVES PROMOTION SCHEME.
Promised Job to Complainant Against Two
Prisoners, Who Are Discharged.

when Emil GoIdstesn of No. z34 East 9th street.
and Peter Williams, OF No. 10 7th street. ar
raigned yesterday IN the Essex Market police court
charged with picking pockets II developed that
the detective who had arrested them had prom
tsed the complaining witness Job IL he would
make he good for the detective. The COM
plainant was Charles Anderson, Of No. 3i5 Bleeck-
er street
The detective, Patrolman Robert J. Hickson, who
IS detailed TO the detective bureau told the mag
sstrsts that he had the two prisoners place
their hands In the complainants trousers pockets
and thst he then arrested them The complainant
Anderson told the magistrate that he didn't know
snythins shout t. he was asleep. He said he
did not lose anything, because he didn't have any
thing 10 lose. Hyman Rosenschen, better known
as ..Rosey. the lawyer" appeared for the defend
ants se1d:
sThs oficer has simply brought these men in to
mako q record for himself He hAd promised 10
re. the complainant . Job II he would appear
aSafnst these two men,
M.eistrate Breen said: 81 cap hardly believe
,ba. what have you got TO say 10 that officerT
ty,cEson denied this, but 'Rosey brought out that
the nolscensn had promised the complainant
,oh .-bscsuse he looked like good Fellow.
ooh you did. did youg" asked the Court.
csr hardly believe it. Well, there is no eyidenoe
,r which 10 hold these men. and they are dis-
nsarseds'
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
ROYAL AUTHORS.

It is a noteworthy fact that many. members OF
the reigning houses of Europe cannot resist the
fascination of writing books, and strive to have
litterateurs. In many cases, however, with the
exception that the books have been penned by a
royal hand, they have no other feature to COM
mend them. But. on the other hand. many could
of Rumania who writes under the pen name of
Carmen sylvia, the most prolific of royal writer's
is poet dramatist, novelist and magazine writer
The king of Italy writes books solely on the sub
iect of numismatics, and his wife is noted as a
1oet The German Emperor has distinguished him
self as a dramatist and poet, while his daughter.
the Crown Princess, is a magazine writer The
Oueen OF Spain also wrote drama before her
marriage. Her mother, Princess Henry of Battsn-
berg. has written several historical plays: The
writing novels. Among. others Of importance who
as poet; Prince Victor Napoleon writes historical
memoirs and the Archduke Ludwig of Austria has
written books on travel and exploration-Tit-B Bits.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
MIR. sTRAUs SEES PROSPERITY.
And Predicts a Great Republican Vic
tory
fFrom Tn. Trrbnne Bureau.l


Washington, Sept. 4-''The people of this country
have absolute confidence i'll the administration OF
President Roosevelt, and there is no doubt In my
mind that they will return the Republican party to
mower by a rousing big vote"
so said Secretary Straus of the Department of
Commerce and Labor while discussing the subject
of the campaign speeches he is preparing to make
in the interest of Mr. Taft. Mr.. Strauss itinerary
has not yet been fixed. The speakers bureau Will
leave the matter entirely in the secretarys hands
and will let him the cities in which he is to
sneak as well as set the time for the addresses.
LAS my department is of the principal busi-
ness branches of the government, said Secretary
straus my theme will naturally be upon business.
will show how the administration Of President
Roosevelt has brought the country through a very
serious panic in breaking time. No panic in
our history weathered as quickly or as
we'll The basic conditions of the country are first
class Even the panic which have suffered has
had its good effect. 1t was of the symptoms of
our business regeneration. In order to cure sick
man the physician often has to administer medi-
cines that cause something of a commotion In the
patients interior while they working the cure.
Thus it was with the state of business and the
panic following the treatment of the disease from
which the country suffered
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
SAY THEY HAVE HARLEM BURGLARS
Detectives Catch Three Men and Find Flat
Full of Loot

On suspicion of being connected with the numer-
Gus burglaries which have been committed in Har-
lem recently three were arrested by detectives
from the Harlem bureau yesterday. According 10
the detectives, the three men. who said they were
Thomas Sturke of No. AS East 11Sth street; Will
lam Gaffney of No 44O East 122d street. and Ste
phen Rehm of No. 69S Elton avenue, The Bronx
were seen entering several Railways and acting
suspciously.
After the men had been scared off several times
nv the patromen on post, the detectives say they
an+e-ed a vacant fat at No. 214 East 121st street.
and were arrested when they came out In the
spartment the detectives say they found trapdoor
with two compartments beneath it, and nearly
thousand dollars worth Of Jewelry stored there win
several casks of expensive wine Sturhe' accofuiAs
=, the no,ice has served a term in the House OF
Refuge and Rehm was discharged from there three
months ago. ~ , 49,
An of the prisoners were held in $1,000 bail oy
MAGISTRATE Moss in the Harlem court.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Sept. 4, 1908.

ARRIVED.
stsam.r Pennsylvania (Ger) Schmidt Hamburg. to ths
Line cabin ssa HeeTass
PASSENGERS and dss Arr Arrived at the sa sa1 SEPTEMBER
oasT6r,d.s CO with ., Es, 1ss passengers % malls
steamer Cienfuesos Cuban. Ekermann TsmPoo An, An
dss 5is y Arfvsd r a' at sfS sS. fas Bar al ans a.s
Is to tns insular Line with mdse Arrived at the Bar
Port de Paix IS to the Hanlburs-Anlercan Line with
mss. arrizss at sRs the Bar Mal a. als P Portland
Q Sulphur CO. in ballast Left Quaranuhe
steamer Mamma Hata Charles Baltimore to the New
Steamer AmePcan peano. Puerto. Me1ieo August 2.
SIS Co with mdse Left CaraP5lns al s 70 the Clyde
s, Co. with mdse c-,.u..-.,u ,,r,.ho-o n r Sep
tember l. with rock plaster. to Williams vessel 70
Donald steamship Co Passed in Sandy Hook about
Steamer pole Newport New. and No.f.Is ,I
mase OF alshlands d.; at @ 12ssg pm m p-.,o, August 10
Newport and swsnses a. to ,n5o James A5kel Co. with
mdse arrived e at .ne a TFS1 Poncsiet Havrs Angus.
compasnls Generate GS Sh sts
fiyd ths Bar a a. i -,i.s o. n Liverpool August a. and
o9sen5aewn 81 to 5 the White star line Win ss
steerase passengers and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer Kansas city: preyer. savannah SEPTEMBER l. to
the Steamship Co, with passengers and dse Lert
oqa5snsas Msid NJ Robertson Vera cruz August a.
Progreso % and Havana September l. to the New York
cuba Mail S. sssmssip 81 fos CO a Ta s isS % a
steamer Prins wilen V Dutch. Metus Amsterdam
IuI "a TO Royal Dutch West India Mail Line, with
passengers. mail and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
1:SS m
steamer Umbris. from Liverpool East Of Fire Island
10:49 m.
steamer San Marcos Davidson. Galveston August %.
to ths Mallory Steamship Co. with and mise
Quarantine at 1910 p m.
Colon Skillings. Colon August 80. TO the
Panama Steamship Line. with passengers. mall
and merchandise. Passed In Sandy Hook at 1910
Lucania (Br). War; Liverpool August - and
Queenstown 80. 20 Cunard Line. with passengers.
mails and rndee. -Outside the Bar at ESQ m.
steamer Yurnurt (Cubanl, Cenfuegos etc. the Nev
York Cuba Mall SIS Co. with passengers and rdse-
Passed in Sandy Hook at 1851 m
SAILED
Steamers Fortuna (Nor). for MarssIes: Carib. Will
minRton n c, and GEORGETOWN. S c. Anselma de
rinaga Plata. Buenos Ayres etc.
Msssina ETC. via Algfers; Mfssourian Baltimore SEN
ator (Nor Antonio: Excelsior Ger, Copenhaxen
Nanete tRr). Newark: Prfnz Eitei Friedrich ((ier)
Island. Kingston etc. Princess Anne. Norfolk
nd Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
AN EXPENSIVE BABY.

The most expensive baby in the world is little
Alexis the three-year-old son and heir OF the Gar
Nicholas. On the day of mis- birth the Council
of State conferred upon him appanage of $780,
ooo q year, condition that with thisssurn s.all
running expenses must be paid until the boy
reaches his fifteenth year: After that a further
of the money goes 70 pay for life insurance pre-
rniuuls The Crown Prince of Russia is insured
for $4,000. and pays higher premiums than any
other person in the world. on account OF the many
dangers surrounding him. The sums expended for
special guards. detectives and secret police in
the interest of the Russian Crown Prince like
wise very considerable, enough to keep a hum
dred families" said official connected with the
Ministry of Finance recently. It is not fear that
ANYBODY would be cruel enough 10 hurt the beauti~
full and iovsble child but what the Czar and espe-
cialIy the little boys mother fear is Kidnapping
Tit-B.ts
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
SUICIDE IN ASHLAND HOUSE.
Salesman, Despondent from Grief and Heavy
Drinking, Inhales Gas.

Edwin Gage travelling salesman. was found
.rnbyxisted in his room at the Ashland House.
oath street and Fourth avenue. yesterday morn
ing The end of gas tube. new and not the
nroperty of the hotel, was in his mouth, and on
the dresser in his room he left note saying:
.,ro+irv Tr + c. Whalen, McCutcheon Building.
o.,b street and Fifth avenue" Gage appar-
emily about ffty-fve years old, tall, slim and with
gray streaked hair He was last seen alive on
thursday night by the hotel watchman as he was
on the way to his room
DR. Whalen, who is chtropodtst, called at the
,,orgre Yesterday afternoon and identified the
body as that of his brother-in-law. He said the
suicide had been despondent since the death of
his wife. i've years ago. and had been drinking
VIII
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
WOODBURY. INSTITUTE IN BANKRUPTCY

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday against the John H. Woodbury. Derma-
tological Institute yesterday by the Andrew Jer-
gems Company, Meyer Phillips and William Pellett,
whose claims, it is said. aggregate ss.127 g. The
claim the Jergens company is Ss,963 SO for goods
sold and delivered. The Pellet claim is for sS5 so
for services notary, and Phillips claims S12S 10
for printing The Woodbury. corporation had Of
fees in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and st.
Louis and their assets. mostly Office furnishings.
are valued at $500 and outstanding contracts
expected to net the firm $1,000. The merchandise
hand consisting of toilet preparations, have
been sold to andrew L. Nefden.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown Sept 4-Celtic OBJ New York for Liver
pool: io2o M Arabic tBr1. from Liverpool for
New York
Mororan Sept I-punbians Csr,. New York via Cape
Town. Port Natal etc.
santos. Sept 2I,ai.an Prince CBr, New York Natal
PernaTnbuco and Rio de Janeiru
Naples. Sept 4, m-Konis Albert ftser, New York
via Gibraltar for Genoa land proceeded
Hamburg, Sept 3. D m-Deutschand Ger. New York
via Plymouth and cherbourg: Graf waldsrsee Ger.
New York
Rotterdam. Sept 4 10 . n-Ryndan putcho. New York
via BouoGne.
Queenstown ssp< 4 eis u-campania OBI, New York
for Liverpool tsnd proceeded.
Hull Sept 2-Galliso CBrl New York
Middleshyough Sept s-Thornley tBr) New York
Palermo. Sept rn--Prnepe di Pfemonte utaD from
Genoa for New York.
Southampton. Sent 4 $50 p n-kaisern Auguste Vic
torta tGerp from Hamburg for New York via cher
hourg
PASSED.
Aisers. Sep, &-Han.g tGer>. from Batavia. Cor
Boston and Ns~ York
- MtchAss sept *-creto eBr, Genoa and Naples fov
Nv York.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
SPRINGFIELD RIoTER CONVICTED.
Bow of Fifteen Confesses to Burglary, Lar
ceny and Arson.
fBy Telegraph to Tlrs Trib mel

Springfield Ill. Sept. 4r-The first OF the rlo'ers
who took part in the recent race war TO appear lor
trial was Roy Young who pleaded guilty TO-DAY u
burglary larceny, arson and riot- he coiiieu =.
- t fro +o MANY negro houses Young swore
his ace was fifteen and Judge Creighton sentenced
hin, 10 the Pontiac Reformatory. A surprise was
snrung when attorneys Tor Abe Raymer, alleged
,nob leader indicted for murder in connection Win
the lvnching cf Scott Burton and william DON
negan negroes, moved 10 quash all llolc'iieii'' q"
faulty .z
C.aoree Richardson over whom the riots started
u,bo was indicted for assaulting Mrs Halam ana
later exonerated by her, was released from Bloom
ington Jail tonight.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
ASSAULTED LAMPLIGHTER DEAD.
Three Suspected Men Under Arrest at
Yonkers.

Gregorio De Silvo. who is alleged TO nave oeen
heaten bv striking lamplighters at Yonkers last
rr1o,- diad at his home at Mount Vernon yes
terdav Michele de Paolo. Pacifco de Marco ana
Crescenza de Marco under arrest at fohkers
tn connection with the alleged assault
According to the police, De silvo ana the men
,,,dar arrest were all lampghters. When strike
was declared De Siivo refused to go out On Iues-
dsy morning last De Silvo was attending to lamps
on Mclean avenue. Yonkers and he was set upon
nv several men and brutay beaten. He managed
IN get away from his assailants and after ne mad
reported the affair to the fonkers ponce walked
the entire distance to his home.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
"BIIL" MONROE NOW A WIDOW
Attends Middletown County Fair Disguised
as Woman-0ficers in Pursuit.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune.

Midd1etown n y, Sept. 4--After escaping the
officers of several counties in this state and New
Jersey for two weeks tBill' Monroe. the desperado
.who assaulted six members of the Deyo family
near New PaItz and burned barn, has disguised
bi,oself &C woman and has been soliciting aims
from farnhouses near here. saying he was a poor
widow
His identity was discovered to-day and he imrne-
diateIy disappeared. officers are now hot on his
trail II is believed that he attended the county
fair here in wonan's attire. escaping detection
until after he had left the grounds and called at
farrnhouse
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
FIX MINIMUM COTTON PRICE.

Fort Worth. Tex, Sept "A secret minimum
selling price of cotton has been settled by the
selling committee of the National Farmers Union.
The price is being guarded earnestly and no one
outside of the union is TO know. TT be r. 1s,
ii or 15 cents" said Chairman Nell of the COM
mittee to-day This secret price win be given to
all members of the union, who Will sell for no less.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05

At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Chicago Great Western Railway Company which
was held In Chicago Thursday, Ansel Open
helm and T. H Wheeler, whose terms OF Office had
expired were reelected directors for three
H e. Fletcher the third director OF the same class.
was succeeded by Ker D. Dunlap of St Paul. AS
II was impossible to get quorum OF the directors
no meeting was held to elect officers.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
CLEVELAND FURNACE CO. RESUMES

Cleveland, Sept. 4-The Cleveland Furnace Com
pany, which already has received orders enough
to insure six months at the full capacity OF
four hundred tons day, put hve hundred men to
work to-day. after having been shut down since
the first part of April. President Croxton says
business will be running at 50 per cent Of the nor
NAL volume by January /.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Iucania southeast OF Fire Island at sos last
,irbt VIII dock about 1880 this morning
S'ba IImbria was 214 miles east Of Sandy Hook at
~ yssterdav VIII dock about 80 this morning.
~ 1ITchsr which was reported 200 miles east OF
sandv Hook at ass yesterday. will dock probably
about 73o tomorrow morning
The Rotterdam. which was 1s7 miles east OF sandy
.Ia NJ IS:45 n NJ yesterday. will probably dock about
q m to-no
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
TRANsPAcIFic MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN ~ l.
Frahciseoo,-nayyffeoss nyff Sept. 8. $50 m
Australia {except westl. New Zealand
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia (vta
Vancouver and Victoria, B C1-Manuks Sept g. $50 N
sad: via ssstti.14rsnxo r MaTn Sept 10. $50 "a
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China (via San Fran =.
cisco)-Mongolia sept H. o@So n
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine ISL
(via Vancouver and victorta b =,
C)-Emprees Of India sept H. 600 N
Japan, Corea- China and Philippine ISL
ands via Seattle)-suverio. Sept L. $50 n
New Zealand Australia (except WesQ
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia (via -.
Francscol-Royeric Sept 20 $50 n
Japan Corea, China Philippine ISL
snds Especially addressed only) Svia
Tacoma)-Bellerophop .-....-...--Sept- 70 $50 N
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
= A WINCHESTER.

She rrotested: "Oh dear Michester Chichester!
You must mean my big sister Riehester
well, maybe do,
Though thought meant you"
He answered, and then kichester sichester-Puck-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sur rise. b:31 Sun sets 626 Moon sets II Moons
HIGH WATER.
ns.ndv Hook 1852 Gov Island POT He'll Gate 200
M-Sandy Hook 242 Gov Island SOP He'll Gate 4o5
New-York tribune., 1908-09-05

Steamers Fortuna (Nor), for MarssilIes: Carb vii
mngton c. and Georgetown. c. Anselnla de Lar
rnasa (BT) La Plata Buenos Ayres etc. Bsyonno Ger.
Msssna etc AlGfers Missourian. Baltimore sem
Sor). Port Antonio Excelsior (der) Copenhagen
Nanette (Br). Newark: Prinx Eitei Friedrich (Cfer
Island Kingston. etc: Princess Anne. Norfolk
and Neyp