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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-04

readily be obtained thru the newspa-
pers.
The legislators are now scratching
their heads, wondering what they will
do with the $4,000 raised by taxation
for the terminal elevator.
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conclusive evidence does not support
the theory.
If the conclusion that the infection
enters the uterine cavity prior to or
just after conception, is correct, then
the douching of the vagina for some
time before and Immediately after
breeding, with mild antiseptic solu-
lions, is certainly indicated.
One of the best disinfectants is
made by mixing one ounce Of TT. To-
dine with two ounces of Glycerine and
adding this to a gallon Of water to be
used at body temperature.
The disinfectant should be introduce
ed into the vagina by means of a
gravity apparatus in the form of
three to five gallon vessel having a
shut-off tap at the bottom to which is
connected pure gum horse stomach
tube. ....4
The irrigator can then be suspended
on wire track by means of pully
so that it can easily be moved along
behind each row of cows.
The tube is introduced into the vag-
ina and the fluid allowed to enter by
gravity, the vagina is filled so that the
folds Of the mucosa will be properly
reached. 49,.
The bull should be handled in like
manner, the solution should be ap-
piled before and after each service.
The end Of the apparatus must
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-01
THE: JEFFERSONIAN
PAGE SEVEN

peror, "'A'! can plunge nations into wars,
and leugo tie earth with human blood.
In the moaIltln1c let our people keep their
eyes on that Jesuit, Cardinal Gibbons; that
Jesuit, Archbishop Mora. and that Jesuit,
Joseph Patrick Tumuty--the Pope's spy in
our White House
Tdosc Jc&e>its are plotting 70 entang}e rs IN
this ear, tie first step icing ''tntcrrcntjoa" IN
Mcric0.
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The Mania Fer New laws
Against Personal liberty.
The CafaEe-Tick Service.

3EaS Aa2T1ke-k8Ck SERVICE
FRIENDS from various parts of the coun-
try are constantly writing to me. asking
about the validity Of some new-fanglcd law
which vexatiously lessons personal liberty.
For instance, there are the laws against the
cotton growers, made in the interest Of the
gamblers, requiring private citizens to make
out reports on their private business.
This law is unconstitutional and would be
so declared in the Federal Court if the gin
ners would make d test case.
Dent you remember when Senator Hoke
Smith and majority Of other Congressman
attempted to put Federal game-law on The
States, for the protection of wild geese, ducks,
herons &c?
Don't you remember that The Jeffersonian
rldiculed it, and said it was a law that could
not stand!
Well, it turned out just shat way.
Some citizens Got together and made test
case in the Federal Court; and the court
knocked the law sky high
Only the States can make Game laws.
The GinneIs' Reports laws would go the
some way-Why?
Because they impose duty and service
on the private citizen, concerning his business,
which service IS III no way connected with the
census laws.
Our people are being vcxe(l exceedingly by
the cattle-tick law
The officials claim that they can compel
farmers to drive their cattle from the farm
to the dipping yat-often distance of miles
to be dipped in the vat
] can not think of any clause in orr State
and Federal constitutions that warrants such
compulsory proceedings
Ms police regulation the State can go very
far to stop cpidemics of disease, but the State
has no S}lcil police ROVER nc Will 1p1l5.iya fhn
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Some Thoughts ON the
European War.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE.)

oeCduSS " Ills name, t0OH me most solemn
oath Of al@easamce to the Republic; and, finally,
was elected President.
He then made compact with some bank
els, some daring financial SPECTATORS, some
adventurous army officers, and aoith the
Jcsatits.
lhls conspiracy against the French ReDub-
lie eliminated in what is known as the conn
d'ofat of 1851, in which the troops were used
to shoot down the people, and to put Napoleon
III. on the throne, as Emperor.
On account of the aid the italian Pope and
the Jesuits had given him, he was forced to
send French army to Rome, to overthrow
the Italian Republic, and to again set up the
hateful rule Of the Pope
In revenge, some Italians threw bombs at
him, in Paris, and came very near getting
him.
In 1870, the Jesuits pushed him into exactly
the place where Bismarck wanted him-that
OF seeming aggressor upon the Protestant
King of Prussia
The Jesults aimed to reduce Protestant
Prussia to her secondary position in Ger
many, and to reinstate Catholic Austria into
the primacy which she had so long enjoyed,
prior to her defeat by Prussia at the Battle
of Sadowa (1866).
But the Catholic Empire of France was
rotten to the core; and when Prussia launched
French soldiers found that they had not been
even half prepared.
The food was IN one place, and the hungry
soldiers in another The guns were in one
place, and the ammunition In another. It even
happened that parts of the guns would be in
one place, and the other parts in another.
There were pltlable instances where the
French soldiers did not even know how to
load and fire the new rifles; and there the poor
fellows stood, helpless, to be shot down by the
perfectly drilled marEsmen of Germany.
Then came the downfall of the rotten Cath
Ollie empire, which the Jesuits mad created,
with SO much toll, SO much intrigue, and so
much crime.
At the same time, Garibaldi, the Washing
ton of Italy, sprang upon the P0pe'8 rotten
KINGDOM again. and this time there was no
army of Catholic France, or Of Catholic Aus
tria, to hold up the hateful rule of the priests
With the birth of new Republic in France,
the French people rapidly restored their pros
perity, and created the splendid army which
is now exciting the admiration of mankind.
With the birth of new Republic, in Italy
for the King is mere fgurehead-the Ital-
lans have made marvellous progress IN all
directions; and have created the army which
Germany and Austria are both dreading.
Under the Popes, the Italian armies used
70 Oe silly JOKES: ulluof parliamentary Sell
government the Italian army IS holding the
balance of poooer, IN the European acaq.
Now, consider this:
Bismarck drove the Jesetits out Of Germany,
en- 1907.
At that time, the old Emperor, William T.,
had been recently elected and he was really
democratic ruler.
The son who succeeded him lived only few
months; and then came this William H., who
before his fathers corpse aoas co1d TURNED
HIS ENGLISH MOTHER OUT or THE
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-01

loved the egoInanlac migrate who treated his
mother with such inhumanity.
BE that as It may, there seems to be per-
so710l ctcnae22t mixed; in the causes Of this war;
and upon that personal element the Jesuits ap-
pear to have played with consummato art.
You must remember chat when the present
Kaiser repaid the creator Of the German EN-
pre-. Just as ungrateflllly az he repaid his own
mother, old Bismarck policies were reversed.
The young Kaiser became more and more OF
q personal ruler, personal despot.
No German was permitted to criticise any,
thing he said, on did.
Even when he wrote sorry piece of poetry,
and Germans pronounced it to be mere rub
Dish, those Germans were sent to iail without
regard to age OF sex.
When a man gets to where he can't listen
to criticism, and learn Something fron> IT, he's
a fool, no matter whether he is William Ho-
henzollern, or plain John Smith
One of the fool things that the young
Kaiser did, was, TO let the Jesaits return.
These chronic plotters and intriguers have
been at work on William Hohenzollern for the
last fifteen years
They are mainly responsible for his "Me
and Cod conception Of himself They have
filled his head with medieval notions of Di-
vine Right, absolutism and a union between
They have famed their hatred of the Greek
Catholic Gar, his cousin; and of the Protes-
tant English King, his nephew,
They have particularly intensified his
hatred Of the French Republic which he de-
tests partly because iti8 a Republic.
IF Catholic Bourbon prince were King
Of monarchical France, this war would never
have taken its present direction against
France.
You must remember that the French Re
public divorced itself from the italian Pope,
some ten years ago, and cppe7zed the JeSuitS.
Ever since that time there has been
marked increase of the Kaisers menacng at
tltude toward the French.
In fact, cre1y one Of his "doros" to France,
haze been made, SINCE THE JESUIT,S
WE'RE DRIVEN OUT
The Jesuits know very we'll that if the
French Reublic can be overthrown, and q
Catholic King imposed up0n her-as was done
by the Allies, in 1914 and again in 1876
Germany and Austria will make short work
Of little Servia.
To recognize the Jesuit in all this Arranged
don, you have only 10 remember that Austria
forced the Greek Catholic King of Servia to
sign an astounding concordat with the Italian
Pope, by which the 10000 Roman Catholics
of Seryia were placed almost as a ruling
arstocracy over the millions Of Greek Cath
Ollie Servians.
You have only to remember, the treason of
the Catholic portion Of Ireland which com
PEELED the English Government to reverse its
policy of 400 years, and to send an ambassador
to the Italian Pope.
You have only to remember, that, in these
United States, the German Catholics and the
Irish Catholics are practically in state of
treason to this government.
To see that the war is really for Roman
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-04-01

Life and Speeches of Thos. f. Watson will
encourage every ambitious young man who
has to struggle for success. Price SOC. The
.Jetfersonian Publishing Company, Thomson,
Ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16

Los detalles que recibimos del lncen-
dio ocurrido anteayer en- Naguabo, son
desoladores. La poblaci6n ha quedado
casi totalmente destruida. Sc quema-
ron las mejores casas, sea casl todas
las que estaban enclavadas en- las cua-
tro GALES que circundan la plaza.
lei siniestro Sc origin6 en- una casa
de Mateo D. Rosa Hernandez, radlcada
en- la calle Acosta, de la cual Sc comu-
nic6 a otra del mismo individuo en- la
calle Cells en- la cual ten1a una farma-
cia. Como no hubo brisa, ell fuego Sc
extendi6 en- todas direcciones, debido
tambi6n q. todo ell caser1o era de ma
dera; pero nunca pens6 nadie q. Ell 81
niestro llegase a las proporciones que
hoy Sc lamentan.
Todav1a no sc tiene una nota eXacta
v detallada de todas las casas destrul-
das, pero a las diez de la manana de
aver, hora en- que qued6 dominado el
incendio, ell jefe. de bomberos de Ca
guas habia contado ciento setenta y
cinco.
En- auxilio de Naguabo fueron mas
de cien obreros de la Central Fajardo,
los bomberos de Caguas y numerosas
personals de Humacao; pero tOdo su no
Bile empeno, result6 casi in1til, porque
falt6 ell aqua falt6 tambi6n todo ele-
mento necesario para la extinction del
incendio.
Ell alcalde de Naguabo, don Arturo
Gallardo, hijo, nos ha informado que
en- la casa donde sc inici6 ell siniestro,
que esta asegurada igualmente que las
otras que eran propiedad de Mateo Ro-
sa, hubo varios conatos de incendio an
tes de este que ha originado la gran
confagraci6n.
Las p6rdidas Sc calculan en- mas de
doscientos cincuenta mil d6lares, que
es 10 menOs que pod1an waller ciento Sc
tenta y cinco casas entire elias las me-
jores del pueblo y en- las que estaban
los mas importantes establecimientos
comerciales. Las casas aseguradas
eran muy pocas.
Ell alcalde de Naguabo, que trabaj6
her6icamente por salvar a su pueblo
de las llamas, vino aver San Juan, en-
compah1a de don Juan Carrot, a gestio-
mar socorros para la gente que ha que
dado en- la miseria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
Ell bale en- la Fortaleza

Brillante, pOr todos conceptos, ha re-
sultado ell bale de anoche en- Ell Pala-
clio del gobernador.
Lo mas brillante de nuestro mundo
social y nuestro mundo polftico, estaba
anoche en- los salones de la Fortaleza.
Antes de comenzar ell baile, fu6 pro-
clamada reina de la fiesta la encantado-
ra senorita de Hernandez Usera.
Sc form6 una gentil comitiva en- que
fguraban las bellas senoritas que han
tenido su reinado en- los anteriores bal
les de la temporada.
La bella Srta. Pillar Latimer que fu6
electa en- la noche del domingo, Sc des-
POLO de su corona y La ciii6 la Srta.
de Hernandez Usera, en- ell salon del
trono
La m1sica TOGO inmediatamente un
walls y'la elegante concurrencia sc con-
sagr6 al art1stico delete de la danza.
El buffet, bien servido muy selec-
ia la parte musical
Los senores de Yager, sus hijos, el
Ayudante Militar de S. E. senor de
Hostos y los Sres. de Fabian y de Gius-
ty que formaban en- Ell comit6 de recep-
ci6n, muy amables.
La fiesta de la Fortaleza ha sido un
gran exito personal del gobernador y
su muy distinguida esposa.
Toda la buena sociedad de San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
La Sra. de 'Dom1nguez

Hoy podemos tener la satisfaction de
anunciar nuestros lectores que la dis
tinguida Sra. del Licenciado Jorge V.
Domlnguez esta fuera de cuidado y me-
jorando rapidamente.
Nuestro estimado amigo ell Licencia-
do Dom1nguez esta recibiendo muchas
cartas de varias poblaciones de la isla !;
todas estan inspiradas en- la inquietud
que produjo nuestra sociedad dis
tinguida la noticia de que la distingui-
da DANA se hallaba enferma de grave
dad.
va, por fortuna, desaparecido todo
rlesgo, podemos dar pronto la noticia
de un proximo restablecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
CABLE ALEMAN

Febrero 16.-El n1mero de rusos
capturados por las fuerzas alemanas en-
la Prussia Oriental durante la semana
pasada llega a 10000 en- lugar de &c.
600 reportados anteriormente. Los
austriacos destruyeron a la plaza de Sc
mendria en- Servia y capturaron en- Ra-
dautz en- La Bukovina todo ell Estado
Mayor General de los rusos Los ale
names capturaron al Sur de Ipres 900
metros de la posici6n principal de los
aliados. Las tropas francesas fueron
derrotadas en- Senzern en- Alsacia. Los
alemanes ocuparon al pueblo de Rems-
pach. Los rusos tuvieron que desalojar
al pueblo de Piktupoenen y los alema-
nes ocuparon a la plaza de Razionsh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
La instruction Y
el presupuesto
Continuation de la la. plana.)

tres millones y medic de d6lares, pues
Sc calcula que ell afio pr6ximo no ascen-
deran mas los ingresos totales. Ref
rio que las rentas de Aduanas han dis
minuido de ochocientos mil dolares a
trescientos mil, y que las del mes 1lti-
mo hab1an sido sesenta mil menos que
las del mismo mes en- ell ailo anterior
Y este hay que anadir que igualmen-
tie son cada vez memories los ingresos
por concepto de derechos sobre alcoho-
les y cigarrillos y tabacos. Hablando
de la instruction p1blica, explic6 que
debe tenderse a que Sc lie conceda la
mayor importancia a la primaria, que
todo portorriqueno aprenda hablar y
escribir y leer su idioma, ell idioma cas-
tellano, porque no hacen falta por aho-
ra nj mas Abogados nj mas Farmaceuti-
cos, y en- cambio es impresindible aca-
bar cuanto antes ell analfabetismo. Sc
mostr6 partidario de que Sc sacrifque
algo la instruction superior, fin de
que apesar de la rebaja del presupues-
to, no haya necesidad de suprimir min
guna escuela rural.
Aqu1-dijo ell senior Rossy-ha ocu-
rrido que por republicanos y unionistas
Sc ha venido concediendo dinero y mas
dinero para instruction p1blica, sin
averiguar ell destino que Sc lie da, y es
precise Sc sepa.
Termin6 su discurso abogando por la
aprobaci6n del informe fundado en- las
razones expuestas, citando ell ejemplo
de que cuantos PROFESSIONALS ocupan 81
tlos en- Ia Camara han hecho sus estu-
dlos costa de grandes SACRIFICES, Y
sin embargo actualmente sc pretende
que Ell pueblo de Puerto Rico 10 haga
todo en- favor de los estudiantes univer-
sltarlos, gastandose en- becas mas de
10000 dolares anualmente. ST hasta
aqu1 los alumnos de los Colegios de
Leyes y Farmacia Sc han podido pasar
sin Ell edificlo que sc solicita, bien Sc
pueden pasar tambien ell afio proximo.
que es de un pavoroso porvenir econ6.
mico para la isla.
LIS senores de Diego y Martinez Ma
DIAL hablaron nuevamente, sosteniendo
ambos los argumentos de sus primeros
dlscursos. Ell seilor de Diego agreg6
que actualmente ocurre que en- la isla
no hay un bien meditado, defnido Y
efciente plan de ensenanza, Y Sc ve1a
en- la obligation de confesar dolorosa-
mente que los maestros, en- vez de ha-
berlo preparado como era SUI obliga-
cion del senior de Diego para que infor-
que a ellos los benefcien directamente.
El senior Pinero habl6 en- contra de
la posposici6n.
Finalmente, fue aprobada una mo-
clon de lsenor de Diego para que infor-
me y proyecto quedasen sobre la mesa
presidential.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
OTRO ATAQUE A VARSOVIA.

Londres 16-Un despacho de Amsterdam al Exchange Te
graPh dice que Emperador Guiemo concedido una an
enca al Ma1scal de Campo Won Hndenbug vernes en- ell
campo de oatala oriental que de entire
sC Sc haba dec1ddo dar Varsova Ia
semana proxma E Observation-Disclosures an
oso de toar capital de Poona pr6xma session del
de guerra. I,
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Ell rumor p1blico asegura que ell in
cendio ha sido intentional. La polic1a
y las autoridades judiciales estan ha-
cien la investigation debida para poner
en- claro la verdad del case.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
LA NOTA OFFICIAL.
Paris. 16.-BOLETIN DE NOTICIAS.-I

Pars 16-BOLETIN DE NOTICIAS-La renta del 3 Dor
100 esta 7OAzcares bancos $685. mascabados rena
do 81 49, Cacao de Haiti 7274; Carupano $780, Martnca
Guadalupe 127 1872 ri presidnte de la rep1bca
paado del mnistro de guerra regres6
vae de inspection tearo de la guerra Ell del
visit6 particular mene los ectos que operan
Asacia El Mnstro de Hacienda remi6 de
nana ha hecho rmar deceto relative la de obgaco
al por 100 para la deensa nacona debo haber
1nado de fbrero La mara adopt6 aver proyecto
Ley applicable Argeia las colonas prohbedo Ia abca
ci6n circulation venta de ajenjo licores simiares
LA AVENA CONFISCADA
Berlin 16E Conseo Federal ha deciddo hoy
das las de exception de la candad
siembra de ameno para las cabaleras
tara vgor da 16 de febero Ell Conseo ado
en- 64 frances ell precio maximo de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
ESPERANDO LA OFENSIVA

Par l6-os refugados que legan de Asacia Lorena de-
que los aeane hacen preparavos extraordnaros on
provision de movmento frances en- esa region do
de nan sdo acmados mas de million de hombres en- las rbc
5as oel nm con fodabes Cada ladera
dice m sdo puesa condolences sosener m sto odos los
respecto de cuaes ha abgado dudas
Pa aenana nan sldo expusados de la region han
90 odas las precauciones posbe para mpedr Ell espona
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
TURQUIA DA SATISFACCIONEs

Atenas, 16E Gobeno turco ha accedido las demandas
de Grec reamando repaacones por ar1eso del
agregado mtar giego Constannopa de iciembre
umo ma de las deandas de Greca que ha accedido Ia
Porte el publican inome Official Constantinopla an
cando Iurqua ha dado sasfaccones ampas Grec Dor
Ell msuo hecho al representante de Ultima nac6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
FL incendio de Naguabo
Mas de Perddas por vaor
de doscientos cincuena mil dolares Sc cree Que
el ncendio fue Intentional

En- la session celebrada aver por la
Camara Ell seflor de Diego ,dio cuenta
de un telegrama que dice asl:
Humacao, P. R., Is Feb. 1915.
Camara Delegados, San Juan, P. R.
Horroroso incendio ha destruldo a
Naguabo casi completamente. Alrede-
dor de mil quinientas personals Sc en-
cuentran sin albergue y sin pan. lnvo>
cando sentimientos de la mas alta flan-
trop1a, solicito de la Camara proceda
nombrar una comisi6n que venga ense-
guida a este distrito para estudiar ma
nera forma auxiliar prontamente in
felices desamparados Espero aquf
contestaci5n para ir Naguabo con CO.
misionados
Arturo Aponte, Jr.
Delegado.
Ell senior de Diego nombr6 una CO.
mission compuesta de los senores D1az
Navarro, Martinez Nadal y Santiago
para que hiciesen una Resolution Con-
junta asignando la cantidad de vein
te mil d6lares con ell fin de ayudar a
las personas que han quedado en- la
miseria.
La Resoluci6n fu6 hecha inmediata-
mente, aprobada en- primera, segunda
y tercera lectura, enviada al Conse-
jo Ejecutivo
En- los pueblos cercanos a Naguabo
Sc estan hacienda suscripciones para
ayudar a los damnifcados pobres. El
senior don Jorge Bird inici6 una con
cien d6lares, suscribiendo tambi6n con
quinientos a la Central Fajardo.
Aver gestionaron los senores Gallar-
lido y Carrot que Sc enviasen casas de
campana de las del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico para las personas que han
quedado sin hogar, pero tuvieron al
gunas difcultades para conseguirlo sin
el consentimiento del Departamento de
la Guerra. Mientras tanto, centenares
de personals no habran tenido anoche
un albergue para dormir.
Ell rumor p1blico asegura que ell in
cendio ha sido intentional. La polic1a
y las autoridades judiciales estan ha-
cien la investigation debida para poner
en- claro la verdad del case.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16

Santoos Ayala, fu6 sentenciado en- la
mafana de hoy por Ell juez Municipal
a sufrir tres meses de carcel, por ha-
Der agredido Maria Flores, ocasionan-
dole una herida en- ell rostro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
LOS AUSTRIACOS QUIEREN TRIGO.

Rom 6Se anunca que dos vapores taanos cargados de
go que eVaban rumbo Veneca han sdo detendo en- alta
mar Po orpederos astracos conducdo Trieste donde han
sdo oohgado descargar ecanca 100000 frances han
sdo otred0s los armadores por de compensation Ell mi
steo de Exterior ha enabado investigation este as~
La pocla ha detedo expedcones consderabes CONTRA
bando de guerra destnado Austria los Agentes
dc eos cargamenos que portaban credencae
madas por ell Embajador de Austria
n gasto extraordnaro de 17O mone de frances para
eJefco aano ma so sanconado decreo Real La au
torizac6n ha sdo dada confomdad con Ia potc cv mira
que Ell eerco este praparado para cuaer evenuadad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16

Roma 16Se informa que Italia ha hecho Alelnania las
sas argmentacones que los Estados Undos con motive de
navegacion de barcos neurae guerra ada por
recente procama de Aemana En- palabra Italia pide
smpemente derecos poenca neutral sean
tados de acuerdo con la Ley International
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G able am a S
Continuation de la la. plana. J

que haba ocupado Norroy haba hecho pie en- la aura de
Connua el combate No ha recbido nngna mott
ca sobre las operacones vale Launch dond operan los
puestos avanzados ~ NF W
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
HUNDIMIENTO DEL. "ORIOLEu

Havre i6-tn los circuos marmos da por SECURE que
e vapor nges "Orole ha sido hundido DOR n slmarno
aeman 49, D,
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Santa Catalina.
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