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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
e. A. R. VETERANS
IN LONG PARADE
PROCESSION OF OLD SOLDIERS IN
LINE BEFORE BRIGHAM YOUNG
STATUE.
REGULARS MARCH IN LEAD.
Illinois First in States, Followed by Wis
conSin and Down the List to
Oklahoma.
REGULARS MARCH IN LEAD.
CHILDREN FORM A HUMAN FLAG.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Aug. H.
-Banishing thoughts of new command
ers and meeting places, the national en-
campment of the G. \. Il. devoted itself
today to the annual parade. which
wheeled into line in front of the Brig
ham Young statue at the head of Main
street.
The column was strictly military in it's
composition. The Fifteenth infantry. L.
). ~, from Fort Douglas, took the lead.
and was followed 10y the Utah National
guard and the carriages conveying the
commander-iu-chief his official family
and distinguished guests.
Illinois Leads States.
Illinois led the states. Then came
Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and, Ohio-ou
down the list to Oklahoma. The union
eN-prlSoners Of war marched after Ok
lahoma and the Utah comrades modestly
brought UP the rear.
Seven blocks, one mile in Salt Lake
City, brought the head of the process
sion to Seventh South street, where
100 school children in red white and
blue robes and caps formed a human
flag that undulatcd in the semhlauce Of
Wlnd-toSscd waves.
Flag Joins Parade.
The living flag joined the parade in
marching order and followed the vcter-
ans back to the starting point, where
the historic ranks passed in view before
Henry Nj. Nevius, the commander-in-
chief
Then the commander-in-chief reviewed
the living flag, the crowds dispersed, and
the forty-third march of the Grand
Army of the Republic was over
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
MAKES CHASTITY CATCH.
Platteville Man, While Fishing, Lands
Turtle with Head of Baby in
Its Mouth
pI.ATTENILLE- Mis.

FAYETTEVILLE, Wis, Aug. g.
Especial. John Stricken of Milford,
Ill, while fishing in Sugar creek at
point two miles south OF that place,
caught a turtle Of mammoth size. In the
beak of the turtle was the head of
baby. Stricken was Mortified over the
grewsOme sight. 1t was discovered that
the child had been born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Gresist. 1t live but a
short time, and after it had died, the
father buried the babe on the banks of
the creek Rains the following day
raised the water of the creek and the
little grave was opened. The coroner
secured the remains of the child and
interment was then properly made in the
rural cemetery
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
TAGGART'S MAN LOSES,
Charles B. Clarke, Endorsed by Former
Democratic Chairman, Defeated for
Mayoralty Nomination

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 6.-To
the surprise of the community generally,
the counting of the ballots cast yester-
day in the primary election for munic-
ipal officers showed today that Charles
B. Clarke, who had the open endorse
ment and active support of Thomas Tar
CART, former chairman of the Demo-
cratic national committee, was defeated
for the Democratic nomination for may
or The victor was Charles A. Gauss,
who had not been previously prominent
in politics. His majority is 1854. Sam
Lewis Shank, an auctioneer and storage
by the Republicans by a majority Of
603S
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
TO WELCOME GOMPERS.
All Labor Organizations in Eastern
States Will Unite in Reception for
Leader Upon His Return.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 10-In
honor of the return in October of Sam
Gompers, who has been in Europe study
ing continental labor conditions and
problems. all the labor organizations of
the eastern states will unite in a mon.
srer parade in this city, if the plans
adopted by the Central Labor union OF
this city at a meeting last night are
carried TO completion. October 10 is the
day fixed for the celebration.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
LAKE GENEVA TO GET HOSPITAL.
Millionaires Launch Project as Result
of Philip Swift's Accident.

LAKE GENEVA, Wis, 11.-As a re,
suit of the serious accident to Philip
Swift, which might have proved fatal for
want of facilities for immediate opera
ton, a number Of millionaires around
Lake Geneva have taken steps to build
a modern hospital here. Nearly all Of
has been subscribed. The hospital is to
be located on a hill overlooking the east
shore of the lake adjoining the property
Of the Otto Young estate. The active
promoters of the enterprise are S. B.
Chaplin, George F. Porter, DR.. o. B.
Schmidt, Samuel w. Allerton and DIR.
Ralph Elliott Rugh. The hospital is to
be thoroughly equipped with every mod
ern appointment fitted for minor and
capital operations and a haven for the
sick of this summer settlement of wealth.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
CARROLL GETS GIFT.
Waukesha College Will Receive Legacy
by Terms of Will of the Late
John Armstrong.

WAUkESHA, Wis, Aug. 11-[Spe-
cial. carroll college will receive val
liable legacy by the terms of the will Of
the late John Armstrong, Whitewater,
which was recently admitted to probate.
The will directs that the testator's farm.
in the town of Lima, Rock county,
said to be valued at $1,000, be sold and the
proceeds placed at interest for his wife,
Mrs. Nancy Armstrong, who is named as
executrix. On her death, the will di-
reefs, the principal shall go to the trus-
tees of Carroll college to be used as they
may determine for educational purposes.
As the estate is a large one, Independent
Of the farm, it is believed that Carroll
will eventually receive a large sum.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
ARNOLD'S TREASON EXPECTED.
Revolutionary Letter Lately Sold
Tells of His Tory Eriendshin

Revolutionary Letter Lately Sold
Tells of His Tory Friendship.
An interesting historical letter, re-
tating to Benedict Arnold's treason,
Gen. Gates disastrous campaign in
the Southern States and the appoint
ment of Gen. Nathaniel Greene to sue
coed him there, fetched s55 at Free
mans in Philadelphia few days ago,
the New York Times says. The letter
was written to Greene from Philadel-
phia, Oct. 8, 1880, by Charles Petit.
a member of the continental congress.
who also was assistant to Greene
while the latter was Quartermaster
general. In regards to the West Point
treason Petit wrote:
4 cannot say that Gen. Arnold's
treason, SO far as respects his turn
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13

BEAVER DAM. Aug. 6.-Judge S.
w. Lamoreux died at o'clock Thurs
day night. He was president of the
German National bank of this city. His
funeral will he held Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, under the auspices of the
Masonic fraternity, and will be private.
Silas W. Lamoreux was born in Len
OK. Madison county, n Y, March S,
1913. and came TO Plover. Wis, with
his parents when 8 years OF age and q
year later the family moved to May
vile, Wis, where he received ms early
school education. He studied law with
Hanchett 4 Raymond at PIoycr Wis,
and was admitted to the bar when u
years of age. He practiced law until
1864, when he enlisted in the re-Organ-
lied Fifth Wisconsin Volunteer infan-
try. He was with the Army of the Po-
tomac at Hatcher's Run, Fort Fisher
and the battles in front of Pttsburg.
He was in charge of the distributing
office at City Point, Va, for some time
and was discharged July ., 1860, at the
close of the war. He returned to May
vile and resumed the practice of law
lie was a member of the Wisconsin
Legislature in 1872 and was elected
judge of Dodge county in 1877, which
office he held until his appointment to
the office of United States land commits
sioner during Grover Clevelands second
administration. Mr. Lamoreux has since
resided in Beaver Dam, where he has
been an extensive iron manufacturer,
owning, at the time of his death, the
controlling interest in the Beaver Dam
Malleable Iron plant which employs up
wards of $50 men. He married Miss
Hattie A. Cobb of Summit Wis, No
vember %, 1866, who with four chill
dren, c. w. Lamoreux of Mayville, d.
P. and II. S. Lamoreux of Beaver Dam,
and Mrs. W. X. Murphy of Milwaukee,
survive him. He was a prominent mem
her Of the Masonic lodge
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
A Marvel OF Patience

WINSTED, Conn, Aug. 6.-NIrs. AL
Iison Bunnell of Terryville has two bed
quilts that have 5256 pieces in each.
She also has one containing 12,456
pieces. All are her own make. Mrs.
Bunnen is over so years of age and de-
votes much time to sewing, being an eX-
pert with the needle
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
Lightning Visits New Richmond.

NEW RICHMOND, Wis, Aug. IL
Especial. For the second time within
a week this region was visited this morn
ing by heavy electric storm. The light
commission for a time and the storm did
much damage to trees and crops. A bolt
struck George Zimbech's barn, destroy
ing it and contents.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13

aims and permitting that which duIls
the fine faculties, sears over-sensitive-
ness to the things Of the soul. and
prevents the life from finding its full
ness.
This is the real joy Of living. to
know more, feel more, see more. to
enter into larger universe, to be able
to do more and to be able to give
more of the self and of ones service
to our day. Greatness comes from
such growth, and such greatness lies
within the power Of all. Few may
climb the pedestals Of fame, but all
may open the heart and the imagina-
ton to the wealth of life about them.
The great writer's, musicians, preach
ers, thinkers, are great because they
are our teachers; they open up new
worlds to us, they aid US to enrich
our lives. But elements of greatness
lie about rs in the common things
of life Our nearest neighbors have
something for US; every man is a
soul; in each man we may, as we will,
find either the great and the inspiring
or the trivial and life destroying.
In every circum stance of life lies
either enriching or inlpoverishing, just
as we may approach it; its content
is for us to determine. Daily duties
may be seen as part of great and
glorious service for all the world or
may be as treading at the DEVILS mills.
He who drives a nail into a packing
case may see that he is serving the
universe and so reach his life out into
its great breadth, or he may see him
self as a slave at a soul-dwarfing task.
The test Of every day and of every
life is just here; is man so living as
to- make life mean more and to make
his life worth more? No dreams of
heavenly bliss can set US free from
this obligation to gain more life, and
no speculations about the worth of our
own soul can set US free from the OBJ
legation to live so as to have a life
worth giving to our world and efficient
powers with which to serve our day.
He who has found the Joy of the
life that goes from strength to
strength, that treats Of the food of
the spirit, that companions with the
great Of all ages, that finds more life
and reioices in being able to give more
life, he who finds life more abundant
springing up within at every step OF
the way, has no fears as to life be
yond; the potency of the present is the
promise Of the future.
Somehow in the life that thus
grows, that finds in all about it the
sources Of strength and the avenues
of service, there comes a sense of a
larger, embracing life, the life of a
father Of spirits, the fullness Of a
power and affection toward which one
presses, in which Is found the hope
and aim Of all life, the source and
end Of being and in that sense of life
all living finds unity and reason.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
litter COntennI.

81 s'pose you wouldn't marry me !.
1 were the only man on earth?'
81 wouldn't even be engaged to you. -
responded the girl, IF you were the
only man at a summer resort. "-Louis-
vile Courier Journal.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13
EDUCATION AND LIFE.
By Henry F. Cope.

"They so from strength to strength"
Psalms SAT-.
Education Is the duty of everyone
Many will be quite unable to with
draw from business and spend years
in studious seclusion; necessity will
drive them forth to the shop and the
store, but life will never permit them
to cease to grow or forgive them if
their powers lie dormant and undevel-
oped. They must either grow or die
No accidents of birth or place make
this law less binding on US; each &C
cording to his powers must seek larger
powers, each according to his world
must make a larger world The more
talents life places in our hands the
more will the universe demand of US
at last, but never will less than was
given be demanded nor even as much
be sufficient.
The saddest sin of all Is failure here,
to stagnate in life, to cease to grow
and to begin to die, to fall back into
the animal and almost into the vege-
table kingdom. Death is already the
lot Of those who will not seek more
life. To become merely a machine in
the shop or a cash box in the Office
is to miss your chance in life, to fail
utterly at living, no matter how much
you may succeed at being a dead piece
Of business machinery.
The great message of religion is just
here; 1t is ever saying to a man, you
have values that are not in things,
you have possibilities and powers that
cannot be measured in terms of things.
Life Is yours; all things and circum-
stances are but its tools and agencies.
Learn to live, not for the tools that
perish, but for the real self, that which
Is eternal.
Salvation is growth, sin is failure to
grow, missing our possibilities, turn
Ing aside from life's true and high
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-08-13

as the waves of the sea-" Peace as a
river-that is, abundant, free. full, liv-
ing and never failing. 1t includes all
other divine gifts, and the mind that
Him, Is kept in security and happi-
ness, for deep down in the soul, far
beyond any disturbance from any
earthly enmity or i'll, there flows from
the throne of God, an eternal and glad
dening river of peace.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20

Thing over expenses he viii want n
continue with you.
l"ur Interest and That at the Ten
ant Identical.
~ letting them know they can
~'ar on with you they vii know that
my Improvement they make this
.oar all benefit them next Have
model farm OF your own aul i'm
prov" 4 SO M 10 show them il paws
- improve land and that YOU know
f'.'"T how 10 farm than they. and
a"r AL be willing 20 do as YOU say
10 bard 20 get them 10 manure and
improve. but after they see how
srh 1oTe yau make than they do
10 easy n get them 10 Improve
hc.r crop Get them 10 have "a good
81. and Ibis wiU bop them so
trh hey all keep on having one
f7 he planning for them and they
appreciate it 50 much hat K
s." 900 trouble 80 *; them 70 d.
as gnu wRai them Get them 10
hF.r bog 20 consume waste from
b lttrhen Instead q "a tog and
'h"y w.'l save buying so much meat
Furnish hem ov make Arrangements
81 ~.r--hauf Go furnish ;hern wlth-
at Asln. forced a. soil their crop
thvu Sow. and. fnrulsh them a, Jess
nan usHa. hiEh price let ,Acrn
ao@ $3.50 are thclr friend ar4 they
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20
fDW About TIN t.AItpEN. MI.
FARMER


ct ne hay a word tn Mr.. Farmer
"a 3thA4. Is. tEe hnfIe garden.
Hae. YOU. NJ Farmer given the
good woman piece o.: ground for
ser garden. and have tou pui Il IL
good. substantial enclosure Tor
arr~
cali ID hers. ID, d. yuc knoa
bile e all BE q great source
..eah4ge 20 her. e all Icaa dol.
$ saved Tor yea. provided yuu fur
lnh fr-..lrrg1 AID 60 or have aone
30 Araty work~ BrblaeA yog wlll
.r..rA tar lroah vegetables IN bca-
a -a4 she ALI antoulah you nex;
-'e+ BY adding much so your bin
fare from that srlfaamc garden.
Tariff co4utn No wtfe can claim
f.. se he.pgn~et who does not prac-
.t~ Ycan8Eable economy Neither
=. Il auy mAa claim 81 De- a good hub-
ID i, be fa3la 20 be reasonable IL
..h provision for belt-help IL the
home circle.
80 lcs as have q good garden this
..ar-An oI4-fAsh}ou~a garden. full
81. al sorts % vegetables all summer
aar. wttA . tea flowers thrown ia
r good measure
AUNT JENNIE.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20
Meridian. Miss. rcby. /, 1909

~.utth.rn arm Gasritc,
~tAtLsallr, Miss.
t.sntIvH~n: Please discontinue
ms al. which paid for three months
and which has now about two months
g. run. haze sold rtrry Duroc DER
aey pig THAR have i"r salr and re-
t,tIttd CHECKS this morning for two
that I VIII have % rrturn- Ahrn
have more stock for sale, | Viii Ger
tAlul ratroniAr your advertising coll
utf.fA. luurA truly.
=. VI McHEtTH.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20

W have an inquiry fnr sod 81
&c .tolaved iraf' cottsu. II any
-ea lrr has ~crd hr wtli DO urll Ia
at.t ertlsr IL.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-02-20
The statement Of one good man ca

he statement of good carries great weight and
when thousands of good who have used all kinds plant
agree saving that the Cole Planter will save enough
every year pay for itself six no
doubt that it pays &c Cole Planters.
Why is il that you have written for in
formation You have years and
vet YOU have made profit BY IT. We to
send you information. II YOU willing receive it,
please write us postal or short letter at once.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

En- esta imprcnta Sc vende papcl viejo
i 2 pesos quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
Notas de Carolina
De nuestro cnrresponsal.N

. de nuestro cnrresponsal)
Carolina, Febrere Sci ayuntamiento
Sc propone dotar de acueducto la pobla-
ci6n. Consigui6 que el Consejo Executive
declarase de utilidad pdblica la expropia-
cion de un terreno con ese objeto.
Aver estuvieron en- la Corte de este pue-
bio los abogados Emigdio Ginorio, Miguel
Olmedo y Artemio Rodriguez en- asun-
tos civiles. .p
Ell ayuntapiento trata tambi6n de esta
blecer ell alumbrado electrico. A ese fin
estuvieron va en- esta poblacion los in
genieros de la compahia del Salto de Co.
merio.
Aunque pequeho responde una ne
cesidad muy sentida el hospital munich
pal. Is capaz para seis enfermos. Muy ven
tlado con bastante luz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
NOTA DE DUELO

Aver, tras larga dolencia, falleci6 en
Santurce Ia distinguida sonora doha Laura
Molina yda de Cestero, madre amantisima
de estimados compatriotas entire los cua.
les figuran don Angel Ccstcro Y el doctor
don Rafael, residente en- Ponce.
Hsce algdn tempo. regrcsj de Europa.
& donde fuera con obieto de restablecer
su salud.
Torn6 4 su pals Ia nobilisima DANA,
pero con profunda tristeza asi para SIS MI
merosos familiares como para IA socic,isd
de San Juan y Bsyam6n, en- donde tlnto
sc Ia distinguia con sincere afecto sin
que en- aquel visie logrira eurar de 81 en-
fermedad.
Doha Laura era De tan Eensroso cora
l6n, que todas La classes s1rialcs senttan
po ella espontsreo carlo.
HiEo el bien en- Bare-s- como 10 ha-
cen las slmss elevadaa--rs cr-tiauas.
SIN ostentaci6u y sin rli e..
Pox ESQ 81 muerte hl ..a-- .7 5e 'at7
dolor no s6lo el bogar d. g. 70 -f--s -.1a
sl de muehss familils y c! de E--l7s ro-
brez.
Fue espotA eiemplzr Y s1-7 '-zs-st.- s
sus hiIos pOr ~ sangrc y r.- 81 s.e--.-..
de las mas nobles virtudez. sf'E.- =a--
timientos de bondad y s.'-u-u.o a.a
fueroa para ella iavariaiie cI.ta-
LA CORRESPONDENT trm- par.
te prineipalisinia en sl ducip rr- -..
cue atiate Z "a fanilis Cestsro 81 sa rar-
ticular & los hiios De d iiaaiz >Haz- "a.
Ruiz Arnau , stgtl,e. seiorita Dr.a "
hehoru Eziasl EilHrio, Frunei=oo r
HcetoF. pur h ptrdiis D. aqlgi zzr fan
qussido. u al dashgizr s9'1e = iauha
De b i1alvi1zhls dosa Lana Is Hrm-
preyiF4s ds nseszo senisdg Ftc4srdo,
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Noticias.
JUICTos sUsPENDIDoS.

La Secci6n segunda de Ia Corte de este
distrito disolvio antier el jurado en- este
termino por haber .cesado el Fiscal Sr.
Torres Grau que pasa d Aguadilla con ell
mismo cargo y no conocer, las causas gra-
YES va sehaladas por el nuevo Fiscal Sr.
Campillo. Los juicios ueron suspend-
dos hasta ell prdxma tirn,jno (Febrero
y Marzo)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

Ha sido designado para eubrir la plaza
de practicante del hospital municipal de
Arecibo. nuestro compatriota ell Sr. Limo
Zeno Costa. hermano del dactilografo
de "a Cdmara Sr. Adolf
de la Camara Sr. Adolfo Zeno. Sc ha
hecho justicia con esa designation que
lleva aquel establecimiento i un buen
funciopario,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
NuEvo. cargo.

Nucstro combtatriota cl doctor
Victor Gutierrez Ortiz, ha tornado po-
session de su cargo de Official de Sanidad
y encargado de Ia estacidn de Anemia de
Cayey, para que fue designado recicnte-
mcnte Ell estimabe compratrita es uu
galeno ilustrado y mereee el meior concep-
to pGblico cstando Cayey de enhorabuena
por esta adquisici6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
Won Buelow ante
el Reighstad
Discourse del canciller.

Ell canciIer Won Buelow dirigi6ndose
la Dieta prusiana el 10 de Enero resuci
to la question de la celebre interview i'm
perial: dijo que Sc abstenia de censurarla
pues Su deber lie obligaba a proteger Ia
corona contra Ia desconffanza popular.
Durante su largo discurso el canciller
hizo la apologize del Kaiser, recordando los
muchos actos que el emperador aleman
ha realizado en- bien del pueblo.
Aconsejd los alemancs que no Sc apar-
ran de los principles tradconales monar-
quicos del pals que habian hecho grande
d Aiemania.
Indico ia necesidad de introducir refor-
mas radicales por razon de economics y
termin6 condenando vigorosamente Ia con-
ducta de los dcm5tratas socialGs.
Ell discurso del cancilIcr produjo buen
efecto en- Ia mayoria tradicionalsta de Ia
Dicta y ell Kaiser Sc ha mostrado menos
sombrio al conocer Ia noticia
Los socialistas dicen que con otro dis
curse mas de Won Buelow el emperador vol
vera las audadas y ponerse en- ridfculo
con sus comedias dc gran aparato, que le
han merecido el titulo de gran actor i'm
perial."
En- esta impIenta Sc vende papel viejo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07
Orieen de los tlmbres de
correoS.

Sc puede asesurar que los tin,i,r, p3s-
tales como medic de iranquear, es de iu-
vcnsiin francesa-
En- 1868 Sc fij6 en- Paria un ayiso que
decia los habitantes que las personas
que quisieran eseribir de un barrio 4 otro
Sc les aseguraba que sus cartas seriin
fiel,mente remitidas. 81 tenian eI cuidado
de unirLes pegerles visiblemente un
billete de porte pagado.
Sc encontraban estos billetes de venta en-
el PaIacio, en- las tornerias de los con-
ventos. en- las porterias de los colegios
Y de las comuuidades y en- Ia, entradas
de las prisiones.
los bilIetes no coztaban mas que uu
ecatimo y todos eFan invitados a cOmprar
VA e:eto nimero para sus necesidades
4 fin de que euauio quisie-an es5ribir
n. ~ I=s presaatasen diiicltades para
-a-zr sss neEo-ios.
La b-aote-a Naciolal De Paris posss
led s.-aaar d= este f5llete. de los cue
L.-e. sa,.a 90 SIS crrni-zs ea vers9.
'7~- hnv d.a. Sc p7,lia assSgrar Ia
To rs--... ..--4 arrr-anlg C-ra bi.lete de
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La Toja.

SALES NATURALES erads
para baos generates iguas rados
los Balnearo.
JABONE base
antseptis de
AGUAS tema corldo omuado soda errginosas cab6n
nedad htio asenicales
nformes Mrxzo Tcuin No g.
Puerto Rico IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-07

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