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was S35 per pound. This mans work,
therefore. which cost the company 81,
was productive OF $1,000. nearly $1,000
per hour
For the purpose OF treating this sort
OF enormously rich ore. and to savo
the oNacting freight and smelling
charges which have been endured IN
the past, the company Is preparing TO
Install milling plant on the prop
erty to bring the values In snffIci-
entity good shape 10 pass muster at
the government assay office at Car.
son City. This plant will save many
thousands OF dollars q month for tho
Coalition
The Coalition estate. however. ia
not exclusively such hiGh-grade
proposition, yet the milling grade rock
now being handled running on an
average of 500 per ton In gold. For
a milling grade rock this is about the
finest one could desire, and 1t illus
tTates the tremendous richness of this
Seven Troughs mine There Is plen-
" of this ore available. and the pres.
ent mill, which Is being operated two
shifts a day, Is soon to be given an
overhauling, for increased capacity.
The management is figuring on this
increase at the present time.
Mr. Friedman expresses absolute
satisfaction with the manner in which
the property is responding 70 the eli.
forts of those In charge, and he is
certain that the Coalition will make
a great record even for these big
record days of Nevada gold mining.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
WIND DAMAGES FRUIT
IN SEWER COUNTY

Monroe. July THE fierce wind
on July 4th caused considerable dam
age TO the fruit crop In the big ap-
Pile orchards south OF Monroe o. P.
Washburn reports a loss OF about
$500. while the damage TO D. A. Keel
er will run In the neighborhood OF
$4,000 Mr.. Washburn escaped more
serious loss by having a number OF
trees along the south of his orchard
as a wind break.
James Bolitho and Dr. Eoston OF
Richfield figured in a runaway night
before last that might have result
ed seriously. One OF their horses
stepped on a board. causing It to tip
up and strike the other horse. and
In a very few minutes their buggy
was kindling wood and scrap iron
The gentlemen themselves received
a good shaking up and a number of
bruises.
Nephi II. Nelson, was reelected to
the school board. defeating Bishop
Heber Swindle. The Monroe school
board is enlarging It's high school fac,
ulty by the addition of a course In
domestic science for the coming year
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
F Re DEST7OYS
B2OH.NIEG BARN

A barn In which a quantity OF hay
was stored and a garage in which
there was valuable automobile he.
longing TO Sam Browning at 5s4
Twenty-seventh street, was totally
destroyed by Gre shortly before mid.
night last evening.
Members OF the Browning family
were awakened by the glare from the
burning building and the heavy smoE ,
caused by the burning hay. An
alarm was sent in and the apparatus
from station No. responded prompt.
ly.
When the fire department reached
the burning building II was nearly
consumed. The hay and about five
gallons of gasoline furnished inflam-
able material TO quicken the work Of
the flames. A chicken coop adioin~
Ing the barn was also DESTROYED and
building In the next yard was badly
scorched
A number of chickens were releas-
ed from the coop and escaped.
The fire is believed 10 have origin
ated from cigarette stump or A
lighted match thrown by some tres
passer who had gone 10 the barn TO
sleep The building and its contents
are total loss, with the exception
OF $500 insurance on the automo-
bile,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
NO EXPENSES ALLOWED
ON JOHN DOE WARRANTS

Washington, July 8-Comptroller
OF the Treasury Tracewell has render
ed decision holding In effect that
In the future he will not allow eX-
penses of office deputies In serving
John Doe warrants. The issue came
before him on an appeal by Marshal
p. NJ Long OF the Northern district
OF Alabama, from ruling by the
auditor of the state and other depart
ments In disallowing travelling ex-
penses incurred In endeayori'.y to
serve warrants In internal revenue
cases where the effort to arrest was
unsuccessful or "fruitless." The
comptroller treats the present in
stances as emergency cases." and
has overruled the auditor and allowed
the account. but makes 1t clear that
he will not do so in the future.
The departure will work hard
ship to government officers IN some
OF the prohibition states, where the
John Doe warrants are resorted to
freely.
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% GZElEzEzszD q GSszE9aEED GzzsNGEEzD @sa0

in South Dakota. the amount with
drawn is lS.2S7.270 acres
Previous Withdrawals confirmed by
the president tonight are divided
among the several states as follows:
Washington 2,207,967 acres Arizona
l61 $50 acres, Utah 5.S142S7 acres,
and Colorado 6.l91.161 acres
Geological Survey Prepares Plate,.
The withdrawal orders. prepared by
the geological survey and approved
by the secretary of the interior.
reached Beverly from Washington
late tonight They were sent tonight
10 the Taft cottage on Burgess Point,
where they we're signed by the pTesi.
dent. This was announced as one of
the few important matters that will
he called 10 Mr.. Tafts attention dur
ing his ten days OF real vacation All
the Withdrawals ana combinations
were made under the law passed at
the last session of congress which
definitely authorized the president to
withdraw various lands from entry
pending their classification and spec
ial disposition by congress The presl-
dent urged this law as the first step
in his plan for practical consersation.
He hopes TO secure additional legis.
lation at the coming session OF con.
gress dealing with the terms under
which power sites. coal. petroleum
and phosphate lands may be disposed
Of In Utah the various orders of
Withdrawals confirmed tonight,
date from July &c. 1906 to May .,
1910. In Withdrawing the vast amount
of new lands In North and South Da-
kota. the President and Secretary Bal
linger have acted principally on re-
port by Arthur G, Jaffa, n practical
miner employed by the geological sur
vey
All Land Withdrawn from Entry.
Director George Otis Smith OF the
geological survey. in his recommends
tion for Withdrawals in North and
South Dakota, says: A consideration
Of the information available here. as
we'll as of the report of Mr.. Jana
leads us to the conclusion that there
are large areas in these states which
are underlaid by Ignite considered
workable under the present reeula-
tions. and which should be withdrawn
from entry.
All the orders state that the lands
are withdrawn from section, location,
sale or entry, and reserved for eXami-
nation and classification with respect
to coal values.
President Taft earlier this week
signed orders Withdrawing approx
mately S.50O.000 acres of water power
sites. phosphate and petroleum lands
In the United States and all OF tho
known coal fields In Alaska.
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TWO HUSBANDS AND ONE
WIFE SEEKING FREEDOM

Salt Lake, July S.-Two stung hub
bies and one dissatisfied wife ap-
pealed to the Third District court
Thursday for relief from CALLING mat
rimonial bonds.
Albert Bellman SAYS that Esther
Bellman, whom he welded at Toledo,
o.. December 10. 1908, is a scold and
nagged him; Is indolent and filthy. ir-
rltable and hitherto an unsuitable
companion and he wants a divorce.
Charles +, Hill says that Myra
Chase Hill. whom he married at Den.
yer. January %. 1902, deserted him
June 8. 1909. and he, too. wants his
marital freedom.
Emily F. Carroll says that Hor-
ace V, Carroll, has been unfaithful
and names Mrs Lucy Warwick Tier.
nan as the correspondent They were
married at Pueblo. December 13,
1895, and have one child. Arthur. If
years old, whose custody, with 500
month temporary and permanent
alimony. Mrs Carroll wants Carroll
earns from 5000 to $500 a month. the
complaint recites.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

We're the store that advertlses cut
prices. without having disappoint.
ments attached-FREO M. NYE CO.
Gone to caIifornis-Mr. and Mrs.
George Brown of the Broom hotel
have left for a few weeks visit at
Long Beach, California
Advertisers must nave their copy 70,
TIE Evening Standard the evening be
fore the day on which the advertise
pent Is TO appear In order TO insure
publication
Returns From the East-A. J
Proudfoot of the Proudfoot Sporting
Goods company, has returned from a
months trip through tho east. .Mr.
Proudfoot was accompanied by his
wife and both report most interest.
ing trip.
Coal. can % Parker & Co., for
rates on lump. nut and slack.
Police Pick Up "UndesirabIee"-
A number OF vags were rounded up
last evening by various patrolmen.
pursuant to the orders by Chief
Browning that the city must be clear,
ed Of undesirable characters.
Call Allen. phones z2. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
c speciality. Also prompt delivery OF
tagEage. 412 25tb.
Thanks to the Firemen-Mrs. EN-
ma Holmstrom. PA Royal avenue.
wishes TO extend her most sincere
thanks to the members OF the fire
department and to the employees Of
the Fred J. Kiesel company's ware
house. for the kindness and prompt
action IN extinguishing the fire yes
terday, which threatened her prop
erty.
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Limo tickets at tho Office Ia the
Opera House Block Don't force your.
self to stand In line at the Depot
For saie-old mats. Good to put
under carpets. Inquire Standard Office.
WANTED-Clean vhito rags at tho
Standard.
Continued on Page Seven.)
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POLICE AID IN
NEGRO'S SEARCH

The police were searching every
available hiding place last evening
I'm a mad effort to apprehend "Hypo"
Walter Franklin. a negro hop head
who has given the department no end
of trouble for some time.
The reason for their anxiety TO To-
cate the man was due To the arrival
of n colored woman from Reno who
claimed to be former acquaintance
OF Franklin when the latter was
"useful citizen" and possessed In
those DAYS OF money and influence
The woman was evidently In pos
session of a considerable amount Of
money which II is said she won on
the JohnsonJeffrtes fight and por-
tion OF which she was anxious TO
snend in befriending the unfortunate
individual whom she once called n
friend.
She declared to the police that she
had heard that Franklin WAS living
in Ogden and that she had stopped
off between trains for the purpose OF
giving him assistance. She told them
that n they could locate "Hypo" with
In a few hours she would gladly take
him with her TO some point where
no could enter n hospital for the
treatment OF drug habits and that she
would furthermore stand the entire
4 RIOT call was Immediately turned
IN M the police station and patrol
men were soon scurE-ing in every dl-
rcction in an effort 10 take every ad'
vantage OF the opportunity 20 rid the
citv OF ~Hypo's" presence. Up 10
late hour be WAS stu several minutes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
DEFECTIVE ARMOR
ON THE UTAH

WASHINGTON. July 7.-Defects
discovered in armor plate in the bat
tleships North Dakota and Utah. two
OF the most powerful craft In the
navy. led to a protracted conference
at the navy department today over the
legal phases involved.
There were present representatives
OF the New York Ship Building COM
pany, the Midvale Steel company and
government experts. Spals. Taking
condition. the impaired armament re.
sistance efficiency were found on tho
plates and new plates were substi-
tuted. II was said possibly the an
healing work in af1xing the plate
might have caused some OF the de-
fects
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
DARING THUG
USES REVOLVER

An armed desperado, who purpose
II seems was to rob any one who hap
peDed to pass through the railroad
yards, caused a considerable stir near
the Twenty-fourth street viaduct at
10 o'clock last night when be fired his
revolver at two men whom be had at
tempted TO rob.
Joe Jenkins. watchman employed
In the railroad yards. was passing
hear the viaduct when he noticed
someone crouching behind one Of the
pillars of the bridge. What do you
want there?" demanded the watch
man. 'I'll show you In a minute"
came from the man hidden under the
viaduct as he began firing at Jenk-
ins. After dlscharging the weapon
twice the thug dashed through the
yards and disappeared.
few minutes afterwards Mike
FreaDo. proprietor OF the Ogden Beer
hall, met the same man. The hig1-
wayman demanded Freano 20 hand
over his cash. The latter demurred,
whereupon the fellow fired at him.
Freano fell to the ground as II he had
been struck and the thug disappear
ed.
The police were notified. but Il
search Of the railroad yards failed
TO locate the hlghwayman.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
JESUIT COLLEGES TO
RECORD EARTHQUAKE

Washington. July S.-Within the
next year. all the Jesuit colleges In
the United States glll be eqpipped
with seismographs 70 record earth.
quakes.
The Jesuit schools at Cleveland.
New York. and some other principal
cities, as well as Washington already
have them These institutions fire.
quently are the first TO give out tho
news of distant earthquakes.
The instrument in use here employs
a sheet OF smoked paper over which
Is suspended q sharp platinum point
or needle which records the trem.
ors
So delicate Is the mechanism thai
the balancing irons. which weigl
100 pounds, may be swayed with the
human breath to record an earth
quake OF intense vibration. The ma
chine Is connected with the eartl
by deep solid blocks OF concrete am
is completely separated from th'
building which houses H.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
TAFT WITHDRAWS
MANY ACRES IN UTAH

BEVERLY. Mass. July 7.-Coutinu-
ing his policy Of practical conserva-
ton, President TAFT late tonight
signed orders 10 withdraw 35,073.l64
acres OF coal lands from the public
domain in the states OF North and
South Dakota. Washington. Utah. Col
orado and the territory OF Arizona
OF the total Withdrawals 2o.e9s.4e9
acres are new, while l4.374,e95 acres
are covered IN confirmation and ratif-
cations under the new law. approved
June 90. of Withdrawals made during
the last four years by both presidents
Roosevelt and Taft
Norrh and South Dakota are the two
states affected hy the new withdra~
ais. From the public domain In North
Dakota. the president has Withdrawn
from settlement l7.s2s.1s2 acres OF
land believed TO contain workable cool
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08

II You have sore feet. tired feet
sweaty feet, lame feet, tender feet
smelly feet, corns. callouses or bun.
ions. read what happened TO Mrs.
Crockett. OF Jeffersonyille- Tlz DID
1T. MIR. Crockett saws: After the
second treatment she walked down
stairs one foot at time. She has MOI
been able TO walk downstairs before
In past five years, except by stepping
down on each step with one foot al
time. This is remarkable. Send f'"e
more boxes"
No matter what slls your feet. oI
what under heaven you have used
without getting relief, just use 1 n
us different. IL acts right OF.
cures sore feet to stay cured It's tnt
only foot remedy ever made which
nets on the principle OF drawing oui
ali the poisonous cxudations when
cause sore feet Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores
TIZ cleans Acm out Gdd keeps uieiu
clean. You will feel better the mrs,
time It's used. Use IL week ano
YOU can forget you ever had sore ieet
There is nothing on earth that car
compare With A. TI2 is for sale az
all druggists. 25c per box. OF direct
N You wish. from Walter Luther Dodge
& Co, Chicago, III.
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FALLS FROM CAR
AND INJURED

c. ". Burton fell from street car
at Washington avenue and Twenty
nth street last evening and sustained
injuries which necessitated the atten'
uon OF physician.
Mr., Burton was alignting from the
street car and some way lost HIS
balance and fell heavily TO the pave
mcnt He was conveyed TO the police
station. where City Physician Anna
Ries was called to attend him.
His injuries consisted mainly OF a
bad cut on the knee. which necessi'
tated several stitches. He was also
bruised from the fall.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
STILL HIGH-GRAoE
AT SEVEN TRouoHs
Coalition Mines Extracts a Small For
tune In One Shift Friday.

Some OF the richest hIgh-grade gold
ore ever found in the west has come
from the Seven Troughs mining dis
trict of Nevada, and that the oP-
orators today are still finding rock
that carries bonanza values Is evident
from the recent experiences OF the
Seven Troughs Coalition Mines COM
pany. l. A. Friedman. general mau-
ager Of this organization, was I'm the
cIty on Thursday from the camp
Nir. Friedman said yesterday
that one man during one eight
hour shift last Friday extracted 200
pounds OF gold ore, the value OF which
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-08
COL. GREEN is TO
LEAVE TEXAS

New York, July S.-Colonel Edward
E. n. Green, son OF Hetty Green, has
been made q director of the Seaboard
National bank here. This is taken
in some measure as confirming re-
ports current last May that Colonel
Green IS to quilt Texas TO make his
homo in New York in order 10 give
his attention to his mothers inter
ests.
Colonel Green has extensive inter
ests 10 Texas He is president OF
the Texas Midland railroad.
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Citizens of Ogden

Boost for sour city by using oo
DEN MADE FtOUR-it costs you 10
more and ever sack you use 10 q
boost for your town
In that way Tou make q Chicago
OF ogden Ogden Milling Ele
vator Co. =
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More utah Lands withdrawn.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-The presi-
dent has signed several proelamations
eliminating a total of about 652 400
acres of land from the national for
ests and adding 45S.453 acres to the
reserves. The land eliminated may
be opened up In settlement later The
Cheyenne National Forest in Wyo-
ming has been deprived Of 1856
acres and It's name has been changed
TO the Medicine Bow Reserve. The
Medicine Bow forest In Colorado has
been rechristened the Colorado Ma
tlonal forest The Nebo National for
est in Utah has lost 1922 acres. while
from the Wasatch National forest in
the same state, 1ii acres have been
eliminated.
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NOTICE TO NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER USERS.

] carry on hand at Salt Lake a full
line OF cash register supplies. tapes,
ribbons. check paper. etc, and all or
ders for these should be sent to mo-
Drop me a card when needing any
thing. Oscar Groshell. No 249 State
St
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee-St- Paul. 5; Milwau.
kee. 3.
AT Kansas City-Flrst game; Min
neapolls. o: Kansas City, 2. Second
game: Minneapolis. 8 Kansas City. a..
At Toledo-F1rst game Columbus,
4: Toledo, 12 innings). Second
game: Columbus. 9, Toledo, o.
At Louisville-First game: Indian
apolis. 3, Louisville, 6. Second game:
Indianapolis. 1 Louisville, 4.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
OGDEN CANYON WEEKDAY
CHEOulE
EFFECTIVE JULY 1. 1910.

Leave Union Depot at G:2O a. M.
and every forty minutes until 1:40
p. IN. then every twenty minutes un-
I'll 9:i0 p. m. Last car at l1:O0 p. m.
Leave Hermitage az 6;j5 and 7: -
a. m, and every forty minutes until
2:20 p. IN, then every twenty minutes
until 1920 p. m. Last car at ll:40
p. m.
OGDEN RAPID TRANSIT co.
BY J. W. BAILEY, Supt.-
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COAST LEAGUE.

At Spokane-Spokane, 5; Tacoma,
Q.
At Portland Vernon. .: Portland, g.
At Los Angeles-San Francisco. Z;
Los Angeles, 6.
At Oakland-Sacramen 2; Oak
land, 3.
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ROOSEVELT MAY
JOIN INSURGENTS
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Q @
C OYSTER BAY, X. Y. July T. @
@ Albert j. Berldge. United G
O States senator from Indiana. q
@ and one OF the most prominent Q
Q and consistent of the progress G
@ sIye" Republicans, came down Q
G from Sycamore Hill this after O
@ noon with promise from The .
@ odore Roosevelt To deliver a @
c campaign speech in his favor .
Q In his fight for reelection to g
@ the senate Mr.. Beveridge depart .
@ ed confident and smiling. but ne @
@ left II for the colonel to make Q
9 the announcement Of the pro- @
G posed campaign speech In the Q
@ senator's behalf. O
c This Is what Mr. Roosevelt Q
@ said: 6
O Mn. Foulke and Mr.. Swift G
O cnme to Sagamore Hill last o
@ night and spent the night here. o
O They came TO request me to so Q
@ to Indiana and speak In behalf @
O OF Senator Beveridge. | prom @
Q ised them l would" o
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CORPORATION TAX.

Washington, July S.-Total pay
ments on account OF the corpora
ton tax amounts to s23.Sl1.679. The
total assessments were S27,000,O00.
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ahead OF the searching squad, but
hope was still young in their breasts
and chances seemed even for locating
him before the departure OF the cast.
bound train
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Brooklyn, Z; philadelphia. q.

PHILADELPHIA. July 7.-Brooklyn
won both games of today's double
header from Philadelphia The sec
ond game was won on Dau0ert's home
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STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
md. phone, two rings. No. Sc
Boil 'Pnonc. ....s... No. 322
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. Phone, one ring. No. Sc
Bell Phone. one ring No. Sc
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

At Seettle-Seattle, 3; Vancouver,
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SP()F} IS
Continued from Page Two)

cincinnati ......-.,... 1 o
Batteries-COle and Archer; Burns
and Mclean.
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Senator Carter looked gravely at
the interyiewers and Informed them
that the people In his part of the
country were not hearing much about
the insurgent movement just now.
The senator came alone and returned
10 New York alone.
In addition TO the political talks.
Colonel Roosevelt also found time to
Burroughs. the naturalist. who spent
the night at Sycamore Hill and T. ].
Alder. who dropped in for luncheon,
snapped stories OF the jungle with
him.
No politicians are expected at Sag
amore Hill tomorrow
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07
De Gobernador a magistrate
LA RENUNCIA DE Mr. HUGHES

Nuega York viprpcs-Air. Charles f. Hughes renunci6
aver como Gobcrnator de New York para
dcbcr& de guez asado de Ia Norte Supren de los rs
tad,> tndoS lmcs pr6Ximo FL tr1nino ne Mr. Ilu"h
como gobernador venca el 81 de Dccmbre liaSa r.
a atlara de gobcrnad0r 81 Tenirnte Gobcrnador Mr. H.
White.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07
la HISTORIA DE LA DETENCION
LA CIENCIA CONTRA Ell CRIMaN

NueEs York vle1meIas sospechas ,e capta Sc expcan
tsl: La aparenca eNtlaa de dos dos slls ta sSpech
sos, nduJerone varleS de cercl con e rt4ltado de
lono Sc cOnvenc0 de que eloS los fg vo tan bus
cados por ia pocia ngesa FL teegrafo SIN ho presto I
pape my mportante porque fut pur medic que SEQ
d%nd Yard fue avsado e Inspector Dew cog do o? w.
Por mas rapdo que e Monrose leg6 Canada asltes a.
'ifPeh f"1aDt AIN para reclbre detene. glndo
c0 II HOnty0se
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07
La repdblioa en- Portugal


Nnega York verTr<s,-Eu Portugal ha sdo procamata
Tia republica TheopIe Braga primer prt&iene
gobiern0 provisional gabInete completo Eli Y
maire reugiaron a paacio de Mara De adon-
se li6 e ly para emharcar boro de buque de guerra
i1gl que iha para Gibraltar Bajo los t6noS de Ia
fenc0n de aIrlnza Portugal Ingaterrt ia obi
2;acl0n de protegrr a rey.