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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-11-12
.Powell's
Stomach
| Remedy

cures indigestion, GdStrltlS,
Nervous Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache, Catarrh of the Stomach.
Ask your druggist.
Spokane. Wash. Jan. 26, 1909.
Mr.. A. H. Powell,
Manufacturing Chemist,
Spokane, Wash.
Dear Sir: After suffering for
over 30 years with stomach trouble
and spending hundreds of dollars
with doctors and for patent medt-
cine and receiving only temporary
relief, if any, finally | was induced
to try Powell's Stomach Remedy.
After taking one bottle / felt like
new man and could eat things
that had not been able to eat for
years. l wrote you this letter SO
you can publish 1t so that anyone
affected as | was may read it and
learn of this wonderful medicine
and he permanently cured. Yours
truly, EDWARD RYDBLOM,
826 Perry Street.
$1.00 bottle at all drug stores.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
CRUZ NOT
IN OAKLAND'S
CLASS
Red Dog Devereaux's Ball Grew
Gets Fine WailOping From
the Transbay Bunch


Brick Devereaux and his bunch of
Sand Crabs invaded Cy Moreing's new
ball park at Oakland yesterday to en-
gage in an exhibition of the national
pastime, but if Bricks crew believes
that the article it handed out yester-
day was baseball the members were
alone in their belief. Oakland played
the game as it was meant and out
classed the Sand Crabs at every angle.
Moskiman was on the firing line for
the transbay bunch, and he had the
enemy bewildered at all times. What
he shot at them was too mysterious Tor
them to solve, and there was never
was in trouble. After the game was
safely tucked away by Oakland the
Doc was taken out of the box and the
job was turned over to Hoag In the
Hoag in that inning, which were the
only tallies Santa Cruz scored during
,ne game.
Oakland lost no time in getting in
runs right from the jump and they
continued to roll them up until they
finished with 13 to their credit. Six
misplays are chalked against the sand
Crabs and they are divided among four
PLAYERS,
The Red Dog tried to disguise him.
self by holding down first base, but
he exposed his Identity by letting out
a roar early in the fracas:
He showed as much class at TINS
station as a longshoreman would show
as a mixologist in fashionable cafe
Van Otterman took the mound for
the Sand Crabs at the outset and he
proved no demon. However, he was
crew to take first on free tickets
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Sports Brevities

BALLOON RACE DATED-Zurch March 30
The International balloon race for the James Cor
don Bennett cup viii be held on October 3, in
stead OF October TO- as previously announced
soX BY IL TO Yuma Ariz.. March 40 =
The White Sox No. and the Yuma team
played ball ia high wind here today. Chicago
won. II to 1.
RoLLER ON ToP-Seattle. March ao-Dr
B. F. Roller won from Hjalmar Iundon tonight
in two straight falls. 3s and % minutes re-
spectiyely.
RUNS FAST Neutrality-suspicious. March
s0-Michael Ryan of the Irish American etb
letic club of New York came within seven min
utes of equaling the worlds record of an indoor
Marathon race at Exposition roller rink tonight
NOTED DRIVER DEAD East Aurora, n. Y.
March 3e-William j. Mcdonald, the widely
known grand circuit driver. died today at his
home near the Jewettviile track. Paralysis was
the cause
PATHFNDERs REACH cHIcAGo--cbicapo
March 3o.--The ''pathdnders" ot the New York
automobile club who are blazing way from
New York to Seattle arrived here tonight Tie
party has averaged 150 miles day running
time.
sHARKEY COMES TO LIFE-Boston. Marcn
30.-Tom Sharkey of New York announced pub
ciation tonight that II Jefrries did not challenge
Jack johnson within three months he would Is
sue challenge himself.
SIX DAY RACE-Atlanta. Ca. March so
After tonighf's racing the standing Of the teams
In the six day bicycle race was unchanged as
follows: Root and Fogler. Walthour and Collins
Cameron and Mitten. Williams and Mackay .333
miles laps Wylle and Bardgett 33s miles G
laps.
MoRNINGsTAR'S FOURTH = New York.
March 30.-0ra c. Morningstar of New York
won his fourth consecutive game tonight in the
International 1872 championship billiard tcurna-
ment. defeating A. c. Cutler OF Boston In the
afternoon game Harry 7. Cline OF Philadelphia
defeated Louis Cure.
TO PLAY AT oJAI-stanford University
March 3o.--Jordan. Gowan and Morgan. three
OF the best tennis players in college left the
campus this afternoon to take part in the an.
nual ojai valley tennis tournament Jordan and
Gowan viii make up the doubles team and all
three men viii play in the singles.
TRACK MEET AT U. Berkeley. March 30.
Tomorrow afternoon the varsity track team Will
meet the squad from the University of Southern
California the college oval and AFFORD tie
first chance for comparison with Stanford as
the southern athletes were defeated by the
cardinal last Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

over the plate has fallen to Coroner T.
OF our city officials and a great fan. He
has been warming up his soup bone for
the last month in a vacant lot in Fell
street and he promises to make Mayor
Mott of Oakland look like a busher. Dr.
Leland is in such great shape that he
is willing to pitch the first inning for
the Seals if the crowd stands for him.
Either Willis or Berger will do the
pitching for San Francisco this after
noon, while Nick Williams will work
likely that Southpaw Nelson will be on
the Job.
Willie Hogan viii cover the initial
sack for Oakland till Cameron rounds
into form. Cameron is still suffering
from the injury he received last sun
day and will probably be out of the
running all week.
Ping Bodie allowed that two sacker
or Murphy's TO get away from him in
the first inning, but he should not be
blamed too severely, for his bad ankle
was still troubling him and he could
not turn around fast enough.
sick list Bodie will probably be kept in
the left garden. The home team will
miss the big fellow. for his timely bin
giles have helped win many a game for
them against the White sox.
Most of the fans will remember
Wiggs. He made his bow here six
years ago, pitching for the San Fran
cisco team of the short lived Pacific
National league. He then played a few
stacks in the National league.
Though Pa Van Haltren was not in
the game he managed to keep quite as
busy. He was tearing around that
bench like humble bee and shouting
orders like a major general There is
no chance to keep Van out of the game.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
5HH1S CALLS y5P@5R5g =2!E !g5g5 * = EGENW0
ONE MORE GREAT
RECORD BROKEN
BY OLYMPlCS
Twenty Competitive Designs
Received for the New
Building

The Olympic club has broken another
great record. The latest is not an
athletic feat nor anything that pertains
TO the world OF outdoor or indoor
sports. but competition mark, and
it comes in the form Of the many con-
testants who have entered in the hope
of being favored with the task OF draw
ing the designs for the handsome new
building.
Midnight last night marked the ex-
piration OF the time when the designs
should be received by the committee.
and by that hour there were no less
than 20 on hand.
They came from all parts OF the
United States, much to the surprise OF OF
the committee. which was counting on
local talent only. The record Tor com
petitions of this kind in the past Was
IA so President Humphrey IS very
proud to relate that the winged ~
has broken another record The com
mittee will pass upon the design anu
make it's award shortly
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Senators Trim Vernon

SACRAMENTO. March 3O-The Pa
cifc Coast baseball league opened in
Vernon teams opposed to each other
These are the two new teams in the
league and the game was won by Sac
ramento by the 'score of 6 to
? There was the usual parade
before the game. and when the two
teams marched across the diamond at
Oak park they received ovations. There
were about 1900 fans present and Su-
perior Judge c. n. Post pitched the
first ball to Stovall, the first batter up.
Sacramento won the game in the sec
ond inning by making five runs on two
passes. one of which forced in a run,
four singles and hit by pitched ball.
Vernon made two runs, one each IN the
fourth and fifth innings. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Eastern College Teams Will
Play at Seattle

PROVIDENCE. r. l., March 30.-The
longest trip ever made by college
baseball team will be covered by the
Brown university nine, which. today an
nounced its acceptance of an invita-
tion to participate in a series of games
in Seattle, beginning July L. in con-
nection with the Pacific Yukon exposi-
tion.
1t is understood that six teams rep
resenting the colleges OF the east. mid
die west and the Pacific coast Will take
part in the series.
Yale has declined to send a team and
Harvard is undecided.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Coast League Comment

Today is the real baseball day for
San Francisco. While the season was
formally opened at Oakland Yesterday
nevertheless the local fans look on the
first game In this city as the real open
ing, so the management has spared no
pains TO make it worthy of a page in
the history book of baseball.
First of. all, there will be parade
through the principal streets. starting
from the ball park at noon. beyy of
big automobiles will carry the officers
Of the league. players and a brass band
Arriving at the park at 2 o'clock. the
players Will warm up while the band
plays victorious marches and gives fhe
fans a few cheerful lunches
The honor of pitching the first ball
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Packey Smashes Referee for
Calling a Draw

BOSTON, March S0.-Dave Deshler of
Cambridge fought Packey Mcfarland
of Chicago II rounds to draw to-
night at the Armory athletic assoeia-
tion. and on announcement of the de-
cision Mcfarland assaulted Referee
Jack Sheehan and Knocked him down.
A mixup followed. in which the sec
onds and rubbers of both lighters ex-
changed. blows.
Several outsiders jumped into the
ring and broke up the melee. McFar-
land apologized
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
President Ewing GrOwing
Tired Of His Job
Especial Dssaich 10 The CALI

lOpcctdt DSPoiCH 10 "S NtI
SACRAMENTO. March 3O.-A new
president for the Pacific coast league
to take the place OF the incumbent J.
Cal Ewing of Oakland. who wants TO
resign. is not an unlikely step In the
organization.
Ewing today stated that he was anx-
ious to shake off the presidency OF the
Coast league in order to personally su-
pervise the San Francisco club. which
he controls, and would call meeting
of the league by telegraph at once II
there was a capable man ready 10 take
his place.
Alden Anderson. former lieutenant
governor was mentioned by Ewing as
such a man and the position viii be
offered him. George w. Peltler, vice
president of the California national
bank, has also been listed as possible
successor TO Ewing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

KEEN GOLF PLAY-Pinehurst. ~ c.. March
30.-Today's first and second match play rounds
In the ninth annual United north and south
amateur championship golf tournament developed
play which ranks with the keenest in these con-
tests. The features the defeat OF Allan
Lard of Chevy Chase. Nd, the title holder. by
G. L. Becker of Woodland. TO 3. and the vic
tory by the same score of Harold Weber OF In
yerness over W. c. Founs Jr. of Oakmont- Wal
ter Fairbanks, the Colorado champion, won from
L. A. Hamilton OF Englewood. one up, in the
morning, but lost the afternoon round to Becker,
one down.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

home grounds with but single hit
A crowd of about $500 greeted the
teams when they appeared upon the
field. Mayor elect Alexander pitched
the first ball with Mayor stephens at
the bat and Mayor Furlong of Vernon
receiving. Mayor Alexander threw Il
couple Of wild ones before he was able
TO get one near the plate. which Mayor
Stephens struck at and missed and
Mayor Furlong tried to catch and par
tally succeeded. The championship
pennant was hoisted on the local '
grounds to the strain of band music
and in. the presence of the two teams {
The game was almost devoid of fea-
lures Hosp allowed the visitors but
one hit. a single by Olson. Los Angeles Z
secured three hits off Graney, all sim
giles. Both pitchers were wild, Graney
giving four bases on balls and hitting
two men. and Hosp allowed eight bases
on balls.
Los Angeles scored her two runs in
the first inning. Score:
&c Nf-I-r
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
NEW DRIvING GLUE

EUREKA. March 30.-The Eureka
driving club has been formed here
with "a prominent sportsmen Interested
The club has been Incorporated with a
capitalization OF $4,000. 1t is planned
to expend $4,000 at South Park. build
ing the best half mile speedway In
California. with tennis courts. baseball
diamond and clubhouse.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
PORTLAND
.smith Id bt hatted ball.
RMS ANp HITS BY INN1NGs
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Graney. Left on bases--Los An
geles 9. Portland Z. First base called balls
OF Greney I. of Hosp s. Struck out-By Graney
>. by Hosp l. Double plays-Dem2s to Dillon;
Johnson 10 Olson to Kennedy: Hosp 10 Delmas TO
Dillon. Passed balls-Armbruster. Orendorh. Hit
By pitched ball-Howard Goodwin Time OF
game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Toman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
All Trout Are Steelhead,
Says VOgelsang

SAN JOSE. March SO.-That the fish
in all coast streams may be classed as
steelhead trout is the information con
veyed by letter to Game Warden 1. l.
Koppel of this county by Chief Deputy
C.. a. Nogelsang of the state nSh and
game commission.
AS a matter OF fact there are some
rainbow trout and brook trout in the
streams OF this county on which the
season. according TO the new state law.
does not open until May /. but the
average, sportsman is not able 70 dis
tinguish the difference between them
and steelhead. and the officials Will not
cause trouble if a few OF the species
other than steelhead find their way
into the fishermen's baskets
AS the open season on steelhead trout
begins an hour before sunrise Thurs
day the fishermen may safely whip all
coast streams according to the broad
Interpretation of the law.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
SAN FRANCISCO
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Murphy Hogan, Mohler. Sacrifice
hit-Breyette First base. on called balls-On
Wiegs 2: on Browning J. Struck out-By
Wlges. 10: by browning. , Hit by pitched
ball. Lewis Time Of game-One hour and
an Minutes L-mnire-- -McGreeyy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Three MAYORS Oficiate

Los ANGELES. March So.-Los An
geles celebrated the opening Of the Pa
~shc Coast league baseball season for
1903 by shutting out Portland on the
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
49,. 80. - - Us II
SACRAMENTO
R1-Ns AND uITS RY INNING
SUMMARY

Three base thit-Martinke. Sacrifice hits
Hawkins Zamiock Doyle. First base on errors
Sacramento 2 First base on called balls--on
Hawkins f. Left on bases-Vernon 4. Sacra-
mento s. Struck out-By Brown /. by Hawk
ms T. Hit by pitcher-Rzymer. Double
Brown to Shinn TO Gandil, Shinn to Ray
mer GaBdil- Time OF game hour and 45
minutes. Umpire-MeCarthy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Summary

Innings ptched--By Van ottcrman !. by
Moskiman 6. Hits-0d Van Otterman, D. on
MoskiInan /. Runs-Of Van Otterman {. Two
base hits-McHale. Sheehan. Mccarthy. Sacrl-
fee hits-Campbell, Conrad. First base on
called balls-On Moskiman /. of Van Otterman
g. of Cox > Struck out-By Van Otterman 2.
by Cox /, by Hoag /. Hit by pitcher-Mc-
Hale and Campbell by Van Otterman, Dew
ereaux by Hoag. Umpire-Doyle. Time of
game hours
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
The Horse That Swan the Golden Gate

On an actual occurrence Dane Cool
ldge has based a vivid tale of the
Presidio In the April number of Sunset
magazine, the story of trooper and
mis- horse, storm Eagle"
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

Incidents of the play in Oak
land yesterday at the opening of
the Pacific Coast baseball league
season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

JOE CosTER BEATEN-New York. March so.
Phil AIcGovern of Brooklyn tonight defeated
Joe COster in a 10 round bout at the Bedford
athletic club 1t was McGOvern's dght all the
way. Coster received severe beating and was
knocked down several times in the course of
the bout
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

Maurice Savers is very much disap-
pointed at the showing he made against
Hart is very anxious to pit him against
Dick Hyland before Coffroth's club next
month if there is aby chance. savers
knows that he can make better snow.
ing that he did the last time out. and
he still believes that he can outpolnt
Hyland in 90 rounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
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RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
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Sc EVENDE.

fe vende una fnca De 1850 cuer-
da., situsda en- el kildmetro s de la
carretera Manati- Ciales, unida d la
fibrica de Ia entral Monserrate, por
IN ferrocarril de vapor que conduce
las cafias que en- dicha hnca Sc 'ose-
chan. Esta finca esta arrendada Ell
la actualidad. Hay que respetar el
contrate de arrendamiento, percibien-
do el comprador s2,400 de renta y
entrando en- posssion de 100 cuerdas
excluidas de dicho contrato, una CASA
J un l2,000 matas de pima en- produc-
ci6n que radican en- elias.
Pueden sembrarse | 900 cuerdas de
cana (actualnente hay 400 cuerdas
sembradas que pueden verse). Las
500 cuerdas restAntes, son propias
para ganado, cen aqua abundapto por
todas parties.
ee dan facilidades para el psgo.
Dlrigirse { Apa'tado do correo No.
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NOTAS ' A0T|C|AS

Sc ha acordado para el Z del
proximo noviembre Ia celcbraci6n
en- Ponce, de una asamblea de ca
feteros. A dicho acto concurrira Ell
comisionado senior Larrinaga
FL domingo tuvo lugar en- Maya
guez un gran desafio Gle base ball en-
tire los teams "Yagucz' Y Red
Star.
En- la ultima session. celcbrada
por el ayuntamiento de Arecibo, Sc
adjudic6 la buena pro en- el remat"
para el suministro de cemcnto fa-
vor de los sehores sucasores de Ro-
ses y Ca. por 1914 el barril. Tam :
bien Sc do cuenta con el pliego de
condiciones para la s,ibasta dc re-
construction del pucnte de hero.
-Por motives del cstado de gra-
vedad del Sr. Tomas Blasini, de Pom
&c, ha sido incomunicado el transl-
to para vchiculo cl trozo dc Gale
comprcndido entire Cristina Y Pu-
jals.
Hoy fucron abicrtas en- MAYA
guez las escuclaS noctirnas en- cI edi
ficio que ocupa la escu la "Fcrragut
-Pronto contara Manatf con ca
Hes esfaltadas de concrete. Dichas
obras sguen con gran actlvidad
Las Gales Union, Mckinley y San
Antonio estan casi para terminarsc
Para el cargo de cantor" del
Asilo de Ciegos de Ponce ha sido
nombrado el Sr. Luis Semper.
/ -Ha contraido ma,rimonio On
Mayaguez el Sr. Antonio Manriquc
! de Lara con la bella schorita Josef a
Antonia Nieva.
-Ha sido nombrado elcctricist a
de la pianta de Areciho, ell Sr. Eli
gio Melendez.
Los donativo5 hechos por el puc
bio dc Arecibo para los soldados es-
paholes heridos Y los reservistas dc
la campaha de Africa, ,asciende hasta
el % de octubre,a d la suma de sl.02
La corte de dlstrito de Ponce
ha decIarado rotos los vinculos ma
trimoniales 4 los caposos Petronila
Dfaz Y Eusebio Martinez.
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Sc vende un piano
en- rnuy buen estado y
a precio muy reduci-
do. Informaran en-
esta inprenta.

Que Benito Cantre iba a caballo V
| cuando lego a donde estaba Soler
| y los otros, Sc lie espanto ell cabalIo
y Benito pregunt6 quien lie espanta-
ba su caballo contestandole Soier
Soy 20, viejo change, sinverguen
"a, yo que quiero que me repita 10
que me dijo en- ell bale" "
"Mato papa-continua ei testigo-
y despues me hiri6 a mi en- ell brazo
y yo no lie hice NADIA porque no te-
mia armas.'
Que despues fue Soier al bale y
dijo "Vayan d recojer aluel perro a
quien mate por abusador.
Que cuando lego al iugar de la
ocurrencia va habia caido Benito
muerto oyo que Oquendo lie pregun-
to a Soler.
Lo mataste?
-Lo mate-contest6 Soier sagjin Ell
testigo.
.Abogado. iY usted que hizo GUAM
do VIC caer a SUI padre con una puma
lada, cuando 10 VIC caer herido o
muerto por este? mo ie defcndi6
no Sc lie fue encima q Soier2
Test,go. No hize NADIA porque e,
tenia arma, hero y yo no tenia MIN
guna y el cuando mat6 q papa Y me
hirio a mi me diio-no me tires tu por
que yo te mate d tn padre por abu-
sador Y no quiero tirarte a IT,.
A otras preguntas del abogado
dice que VIC que su padre Sc tir6 del
cabaiio cuando ''ie tir6' Soler, que
VIC los buitos pero que no sabe en- ell
momento en- que recibia Cantre la
herida. Que su padre no hizo NADIA
/ a Soler.
I Roman Carrera. De la poiicia in
sular jefe de distrito de Toa-aita
Sc enter6 el treinta de MAYO que en
la noche del q habia ocurrido III
| suceso con motive de un baiie Y Sc Il
presento Bartolo Cantre que estaba
herido y lie manifesto a. habian ma
tado su padre Benito Cantrc V que
habla sido Julian Soier. Que Ia cha
quota de Soier la encontra debaj,
del cadaver V lena de sangre. Qu'
Soier lie djo que la chaqueta Sc i
habia caido al hechar q correr. GU
detuvo q Sole er en- la alcaidia de Toa
alto en- don de Sc present6.
Abogldo. GQue listed quiere deci
con ''se pr esent6'. Quiere deci
que voiunt ariamente fue Julian So
Ter presentarse al aicalde v a la au
toridad?
Testigo. Ell es taba en- la alcaldis
aiii estaba ei al calde y los otros EN-
/ pieados del syu ntamiento.
Vease la edici6n de msfiana.
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AVIS0 AL PUBI4Ce.

Las frmas concentrates 6 indus
triaies que susoriben, cesan en- sus
respectivos nesocios.
Por tal motive, todss aquellas per
sonss q. tengan cs6ditos contra dichas
frmas puedeu proceder 4 su cobro
desde esta fecha hasta la termination
del pr61imo mes de Noviembre, asl
como tsmbien los que tengsn asuntos
pendientes en- pro 6 Ell contra de elias
pueden hacer las aclsraciones que
deseen, Aiboniio Puerto Rico. Oc-
tubre 20 del 1909. - Vicente Rocco,
pp. Jose Antonio Rocco Jose auto
MO Rocco.
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En- esta lmprenta se vende papel
de peritdicos viejos 4 81 quintal.
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No olvideis LaRosita'

En- los ultimos vapores Sc ha reno
vado el magnfioo surtido del acre
ditado establecimiento de Ia calle de
la Cruz. Pefamena de las meiores
marcas, objetos para easas de fami-
liza en- ferreteria y qu!nealla, encan-
;es V cintas, Tinturas, aeites, aguas
de tocador. todo articulo en- fin del
ramo a que Sc de'liea el conoeido es-
Z able-;miento Sc encaentra q reduci-
dos precios en- Ia antigua casa.
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The AandWoIk and
Mayaguez Embroidery y

All the fine needle mork,
coming from M. Esteve y Bla-
mes, Mayagiiez, ?. R., at hand
on "Hotel Comercio' 20 TIE.
tuan St. San Juan, P. r. Call
to Mrs. Brijida Roman, to see
the Samples.
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UN MAYORDOMO.

Tn mayordomo con larga practi-
ca en- el cultivo dc la "cafia," desea
cclocarse al frente de una colonia, Y
al efecto cuenta con las reterencias
que Sc deseen. Para informes eeta
Administrator y en- Vega-baja, don
Arturo Guerra A costa.
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En- esta !mprenta Sc veden
papel de periodicos vieios 4
81 quintal.