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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27

made yesterday when Chief OF Police
White and a squad Of detectives ar
rested W. X Billings. an automobile
machinist, and held him incommuni-
cado. The arrest was staged drama
tically in the free clinic maintained
by Stnford University in the Lane
Hospital, where the suspect was re-
ceiying treatment not for a wound"
the police said.
Immediately after the arrest the
police announced they had made an
important capture which they expect
ed would lead to further arrests Of
persons connected with the bomb out
rage, but further than that no details
were forthcoming The hospital au-
thorities likewise refused any infor.
nation.
Ed Nolan is the third man arrest
ed today There is no information
regarding his connection with the
case. Nolan is a machinist He is re-
ported to be fourth man arrested
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
MISSOURI RAILWAY
MEN FAVOR STRIKE
BROTHERHOOD Is PREPARING
BALLOTS FOR DELIVERY
TO NEW YORK.

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-It is learned
that between ninety and ninety five
per cent of the Missouri members OF
the four railway brotherhoods favor
a strike. The Brotherhood officials
of the st Louis district are preparing
the ballots for delivery to headquar-
ters in New York.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
Disorderly House Ordinance
is Passed With Amendment

owns, or leases" a building, erection
or place in which immoral acts are
permitted shall be guilty of maintain
ing a nuisance. on the conviction thN
recorder is to issue an order of abate-
ment or for the closing of the place
for not more than a year II it is
deemed expedient. The owner or
lessee may secure a cancellation of
the order by putting up a bond.
The penalty provided for conduct
ing nuisance. for entering a place
closed by order, or ror failing to heed
an order for abatement is fine up
to 500, imrlsonment not more than
so days or both.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
DEMANDS ARE MADE TO
PROTECT BLACKLIST FIRMS
u. S. Protest Went to London
Last Night-Will be Made
Public Soon.

WASHINGTON, July 27-Polll has
announced that the American note
protesting the British blacklist went
to London last night The state de-
partment will make its contents pub
lie on Monday. 1t is understood the
note demands specific guarantees that
the blacklisted firms be allowed to fill
their outstanding contracts and collect
outstanding debts The blacklist is
not to be extended The British can
not prevent the blacklisted firms trad
ing with South America
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
PARALYSIS PLAGUE lessons
HEALTH OFFICERS OF NEW YORK
WARN AGAINST QUACK
REMEDIES.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Infantie
paralysis has slightly decreased There
has been a total Of thirty four hun
dred and eleven cases since the out
break There were thirty one deaths
today, making a total Of seven hund
red thirteen. Health officials have
issued a warning against quack reme-
dies
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27

With an amended clause, the ordl-
nance making a disorderly house a
nuisance and providing for its abate-
ment, was passed by the city council
last night. The new clause provides
that before an owner Of a house of
such character is guilty of any crime
he must have had 10 days notice
that the house is being run as such.
This notice must be actual and served
by the chief of police.
The other provisions or the ordt-
nance are the same as announced
when the law was introduced. 1t
provides that anyone VINO "erects, es-
tabHshes, continues maintains, uses,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
REPORT Of POLITICS
IN BORDER POLICY
IS CALLED TREASON
MCCORMICK SCORES RIMORS
THAT MlLITIAMEN WILL BE
KEPT FROM VOTING.

NEW YORK, July 27--Chairman
Vance Mccormick of the national
democratic campaign committee call
ed the report that the president is
deliberately keeping the militia at the
border TO prevent militiameu from
voting is treason" He said The
guardsmen are patriots and all are
good soldiers. There may be a few
grumhlers. But they are not inspired
by political outsiders President Will
son sent the militia to the border for
the countrys protection. To infer he
sent them for political reasons is rot
such talk is treason"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
BRITISH COMMANDER
DENIES VIOLATION
OF us. NEUTRALITY
VESSELS WE'RE SPECIFICALLY
INSTRUCTED TO REMAIN OUT
SIDE TERRITORIAL WATERS

WARRINGTON. July 27.--The Brit
sh admiral commanding the cruiser
squadron off the Atlantic coast indig-
rantly denies that British warships
entered Chesapeake Bay British Am
gassador Sprine-Rice told Consellor
Polk. The admiral reported his yes
sells were especially instructed to re-
main outside territorial waters. He
was much disturbed over the report
The British embassy cabled to Lon
don for information concerning a
mysterious British cruiser seen at
Lynnhayen Bay Tuesday night, 1t is
rot learned whether the state depart
ment inspired the inquiry
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
TWENTY DIE FROM HEAT
IN | DAY AT CLEVELAND
CITY SWELTERS IN WORST HEAT
Of SUMMER, MERCURY TOUCHES
100 MARK.

CLEVELAND July 27.-This city is
experiencing the hottest weather OF
the summer over twenty deaths oc-
Cured during the day, The tempera-
ture ranged from ninety four to one
hundred.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
DeutschZand's Sailing Orders
are Suddenly Countermanded
Believed That Submarine Has Received Word
From Bremen; Boat Submerged During Fore
noon But Later Rose; Tug Takes on Extra
Coal Preparatory for Departure.

BALTIMORE. July 27.-Alarmins
reports or news from the submarine
Bremen kept the Deutschland here.
Orders for the submarine to depart
during the night were suddenly coun-
termanded 1t is generally believed
that she received word from the Bre-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
PERU DENIES SECRET PACT.

LIMA, Peru, July 27--It was an.
nounced here officially that there was
no truth in the report that Peru and
Venezuela have concluded a secret
agreement with the object of taking
vast tracts Of land. the possession OF
which they dispute with Colombia and
Ecuador
Reports Of such an agreement were
received in Latin-American diplomat
is quarters in Washington early this
week giving rise to fears for the peace
Of the four nations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27

men. The tug Timmins took on ex-
ira coal preparatory to towing the
Deutschland beyond the capes or re-
naming awhile in some Chesapeake
Bay cove. During the forenoon the
Deutschland submerged and then
arose again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
HUGHES AND FALL CONFER

NEW YORK. July 27.--Charles +.
Hughes came from Bridgehampton
today to consult senator Fall who
lust returned from the Mexican bor'
der where he Investigated conditions.
He conferred for an hour Hughes
said they had II pleasant conver-
Sation," but refused to tell what he
discussed George b. Lockwood, pub
Usher Of the Munice Press, told
Hughes the republicans would GER
tainly carry Indiana Hughes western
trip itinerary is still incomplete
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
TAILOR TRYS TO SEE WILSON
KANSAS CITY MAN ARRESTED
FOR SUSPICIOUS ACTIONS
NEAR WHITE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Steven
Feryerbauer, a Kansas City tailor,
was arrested near the White House.
He demanded an audience with Pres
ident Wilson. He claimed he suf-
fered from persecution in Kansas
City. He was taken to hospital
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
WHEAT JUMPS TWO
CENTS IN CHICAGO
Liverpool Market is Also
Stronger; SLIP per Bushel
American Terms.

CHICAGO, July 27-(Specal to
the East Oregonian.) Range Of pric-
es today:
open. High, Close
july .... $1.21 S1.22 $1.21 y
September $1.24 $124R $l.23 Il
Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore, July 27.-(Spec-
ialD-Cub, so. bluestem, $l.l4.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. July 26,-Wheat-
Spot No. / Manitoba. lis 10d ($1.72
l-5 per busheD; No. 2, lis cd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
TAX ON MOVIES PROTESTED.

Delegates to National Convention
Send Telegram to Congressman.
CHICAGO, July 27.-Delegates to
the convention of the Motion Picture
Exhibitors League Of America voted
to send kilograms to senators and rep
against the proposed government war
revenue tax on motion picture the
aters.
resolution federalizing the allied
branches of the motion picture in
dustry was adopted,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
Huge Quantities Of Booty together
With SixU,Three Hundred Prison.
erS Captured.
BROOY ATTACKED ON z SIDES
In spite OF Heavy Rains, Cars Army
Keeps Up vigorous Assault-KuEo-
patl1ln Holds Firm Against Contin-
uOus Attacks of IIindenbuTg,
Austrlans Admit Retreat.

VIENNA, July 27-It is ad
mitted that the Russians have
) retreated south of Losznyow be-
fore superior Russian forces 1t
is reported the Russians have
} made insignificant advances"
following terrific lombard
ments near Radziyillow. The
Italians have ceased attacks.
} There were artillery duels on
that front. on July twenty
fourth the Italians in one sec
tor lost thirteen hundred men
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27
BRONX STREET CAR
MEN OUT ON STRIKE
THOUSANDS FORCED To WALK
BECAUSE or UNIONS DE
MAND FOR MORE PAY.

NEW YORK, July 27.-A strike
has disrupted Bronx street car service.
Only twelve cars operated all morn
ing. Thousands walked. The men
demanded more money and recogni-
tion of the union
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27

ROME, July 26.-rhe body ot Pope
Leo NH has been removed from one
desting place 10 another inside of st
Refers. The ceremony was simple and
private.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
Aorehendieron a 2 CO.
uncertainties de NJ York
Sc les acllSa dc haber eStadO cnvian
do armaS y municioncS de contra
bando Il la republica meXicana

NEW YORK, Diciembre 5.-Acu-
sado de tener participio en- una
conspiraci6n para viOlar las leycs
de .AduanaS, mediante ell envio de
pequeias armas y municiOnes, pOr
medic de fraudulcntos manifieStOS,
Louis Getting y Wenceslao Mont
partivipantes en- una firma de cX-
Dortadorcs de New York fucrGn de-
tcnidos auui. fijindoles una fianza
de so. coo para Que pudlcsen SaIlr
en- Iibcriad. En- dcfectO de la fian-
"a los priSioncrOs. que op"ran ba-
.jo 81 uOmbrc de- Ia .Aeiic Company.
fucron alOiadcs en Ia circel.
Las autoridade> diccn Iu" una
hucna ranfidad dc armas y NUM-
clones cnviadas en- cl vapOr "ESpr-
ranza'' de la Ward Line ~llcGarOn a
Vcracruz 81 ii de NOvicmbre, vic
lando Il embargo q may sObre tales
~anvioS. Nadic Sabc a cual facci6n dr
Mexico fuG hcth0 Ell envio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
GENER0SA ACCION.

Para ayudar a la sonora Celia r..
viria de Valdez, cuyo espo>a, ell Sc
nor Jose Maria Valdez. falleci6 Ipl
dia % del mes pr6ximO pasadO de-
jandO a SUI familia sin recUrsOS de
ninguna clasc, el senior OuirinO Rios,
abri6 una cOlecta entire los tFaba-
jadOreS del campo de ayiacl6n Gel
Fuerte Sam Houston. COtenlendo de
ellOs la suma de Sl5-l5 cts, Que
fue entregada a la referida sonora
viuda de Valdez.
Al recibir la seHOra viuda de VAL
dez la cantidad cclectada. hlzo Pee
sentes sus efusivOS agradeclmlentps
al senior Rios. V a tGdas las personals
que suscribieron Ia %colecta, val
mismo tempo otors6 una constancia
al mencionado senior Rios de teRer
Ell su poder ell dinero que fue rep
nido para ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
III EXPTE. TAFT ATACA la AC1IW
De LOS LEADERS DEL TRAbAJO
Pronunci6 I'm energieo discurso en- Ell Waldorf
Astoria, condenando la labor que estan
llevando a cabo aquellos jefes

demOcratico baio la cual debc con-
tinuar cSta naci6n.
La promulgaci6n do la ley
.NiamsOn y las cviGcntcs MUGS
lras he division. son claras pruebas
dc agilaci6n-aGrc:6 cl oradOr-lue
muy birn pueden afeciarnOs a to-
dos. Tales ideas c%onSeientcS o in
cOnricntcS. ticncn como base la
crcrnria De que los hOmbres que
c&rntan con p~ropicdades y capital
cucrdan ION ventaias tan injustas.
que. sin rcspciar la ley, los que ira
baian a s~alario pretenden detener
cl crecimiento de la propiedad y ell
capital"
Diio el ScnOr Taft que los leaders
del trabaio Sc eStaban volviendo muy
arrogantcS Y rit6 las criticas hechas
a Ia Suprcma COrte del Estado de
Massachusetts por la Federation
Americana del Trabaio porque di-
clio tribunal dict6 alguGa decision
Que fui advcrSa a eSa socledad, Sc
Hal%Hdo rSIO como un elocuente
rirmpla de 81 arrOgancla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

NUEVA YORK. DI3iamDrf 3.-An
Ie una gran cOat.I"!t.n:!a rr!lnlia
en- Ell hOtnl Waldorf Astoria. cor mo-
tivO lie In celebration del 1000. ami
vrrsariO de la fundaci0n de la So
cicdad de San Andres. pronunci6 un
V%i@OrOSO diScurS0 81 Professor Y en-
Prcsidrntc William H. Taft, condo
nando los ]pOderOsOS cSfucrzoS que
c>tin llevanio a cabO los leaders del
trabaio para cOnvCrtlrSe en- una
cia>" privilcgiada. ]eierciendO una
i~nflruncia pOlitica ObLcnida pOr me-
lilo ne Ia fucrZa y de las amenaZaS.
Como rjcmplOs de- SUI dichO. Ell ora
dor citI el obligado paSaje de Ia ley
.NdamSOn que Sc refierc a las Ocho
h0raS lie trabaiO. y las amenazaS de
los cmplcadOS de las hermandadns
frrrQrarrilcraS de dcclararse en-
ulIclga 81 cSa ley no era ~declarada
constitutional por la Suprema Cor
l." de- los E>tadOS UnidOS, Srlalan-
do toto cSIO como una pTupba DC "a
a~rrogaHria lie los leaders del traba-
io, lui"n"S. SrgDin dijO FL cOnrcrrn-
c~iSiaS. trataban IL: aSegurar SuS
drr"ch"S por medic de Ia fuerza.
Il cSo> eSfuerzOS tcndrin . 10
"Xito depend" irl iodo. segIin @! Sr-
nor Taft. de la enrrgia de que d.
murStraS Fl Executive de la NaciGn.
rn la dcrcn>a de los interrScS y de-
rccilos de tOdos Sus goberna1OS. Du-
rantr los JiltimOs cuatro amos, agre
90 81 Oraior. la idea de que 'i"bnn
abandonar>c las lcycs QUO no son
a=radabl"s ina lido crccicndo. y cSta
aclitud, d!iO, ~ cGtcramente incOm
patibIe con la forma de un gobicrno
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
NO EXISTE VA LA CASA T. PUEN
TIE AND SON.

Como :nuchas personals siguen es-
cribiendonos. solicitando informes
sobre Ia casa que giro en- esta ciudad
hajo la razon social de T. Puente and
Son, una e mas les manifestamos
CUE desde hace tempo va no existe
esa sociedad m%ercantil, por haber Ii
quidado u negocios. segin oportu-
namente 10 comunicamos desde nues-
tras Columns a los ~lectores de LA
PRENSA.
Sirva este de contestacion a las
cartas que iltimamente hemos recibi-
do, tratando de csc asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
Una partida villista alta.
CO hace dias la plaza
de Oral. Cepeda
La guarnicion carrsncista aban-
dono la plaza dejaudOls a
MERGED los asaltsntes
rclrgrama Especial nara Ia PRENsA.

TClrgrama Especial para La PRENSA.
LAREDO Texas, Dicicmbre 8
NOii.ias recibidaS hoy en- csta ciu-
dad p~roccdcntcs del interior Je No
XicO. dan cucnta de que una partlda
v~iIlista asalt6 el dia % de- Novlcm-
hrc pr6ximo pasado. la ]pOblaci6n de
General Cepeda. que Sc cncucntra
Situada sObre la via del Fcrrocarril
Coahuila y Pacifico.
Como resultado del ataquc Ia
cuarnici6n carranciSta que defendia
Ia plaza tuvo docc baiaS. h]abi6ndose
yisto obIigada a Salir de la pobla-
ri6n que qued6 a merced de los asal
lanteS. EStOs al cntrar a Ia plaza Sa-
Iuearon todas las ticndas y muchas
saSas particuia1c> habicndo rrc0gijo
.aSi todos los :abalIos y b2>!iaS Dc
Iiro antcS de- abandonar la plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
UNA EXclTkTWA A NUES-
TRO2 COMPATRIOTAS

Justamente apenado y afligido sc
ha accrcado a nosotros ei senior An
tonic Lira hermano del senior vi
cente Lira, quien Ell coppania de 10
Sc Antonio Arce, Pauliho Sanchez y
JESUS Maria Cerda, ose ~encuentran
desde hace tempo en- la carcel publ
ca de Laredo. Tex, acusados de ha-
Der tornado parte en- algunas de las in
cursiones armadaS que los revolucio?
narios mexicanos hicieron hace tempo
en- territorio americana. Dicho Vicente
Lir3 Y demas companeros han sido
coEdenados d muerte, Y Sc e%jecutaraO
la terrible sentencia, 81 u abogadoso
nc cuentan con los fondos suficientes
para los gastoS necesarios. a fin de
estsr en- aptitud de aparecer 4 item
20 ante la Supreme Corte de Apcla-
clones de Austin, Texas, a hacer to-
dos los esfuerzos legales porque sc
suspenda esa terrible pena.
No es del case detenernos a exami-
mar el grade de culpabilidad en- que
han incurrido nuestros infcrtunadas
7compatriotas, Y solo hemos atendido
la suplica del senior Lira, de hacer
una cxcitativa i los lectores dc La
PRENSA, inspirados en- los mas altos
sentimientos de picdad, y de cuyos
sentimentos estamos SECURES compar-
tir;in con nosotros todos aqucllos que
deseen contribuir con POGO o con
mucho para salvar del patibulo a l6s
cuatro meyIcanos a que nos venimos
r~efiriendo.
Por 10 eypucsto, suplicamos a TO-
dos aquellos den uestros compatriotas
que Sc duelaE de los infortunios de
los de SUI raza, Sc sirvan ayudar a esos
maIaventurados meYicanos, que no
tienen mas esperanzas para librarse
del patibulc que la generosidad Y ca
r~itativa ayuda de sus hermanos de
raZa.
Los donativos con que voluntaria-
mentc deseen co%ntribuir para esta
obra de verdadera carload, deben di-
rigirse al senior Antonio Lira, 1106
FL Paso Street, San Antonio Texas.
e. senior Lira, que como antes diji-
mos, es hermano de uno del os senten
ciados. Sc encargara de hacer llegar
csos fondos a manos de los abogados
defensores, :. nos hi ofrecido que en-
su oportuniGad, nos entregara para su
publication, I'M lista complete de los
donanteS. con las cantidades con que
contrihuyan para los gastos de la de-
fensa.
Por nuestra parte, lie hemos ofreci-
do publican esa lista, que no duda-
mos sera larga. va que los abonados
de LA PRENSA, siempre estan dis
p~uestos a contribuir con su obolo pa
"a ayudar a los compatriotas en- des-
gracia, sea cual fuere su filiaci6n Pc
Utica o revolucionaria, pues solo los
mueve IN resorte: LA Carload. . G
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ORR,S DE ~EnUCNCION.

~.-I,marfya -o'a"rrt7I por UrCTili.-..s ~"
hrIiur"tlr4 elemental. i"r N"IAdF...- 80
AI.rgr-g 10 r-rDtpS para niEp>-.-...- ~,
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rrrurr9.Ip de Grammatical Ca>tci!tHa' SEN.
2, academia Espaiola .- ... .. ~
Cam.tgH l.f.~fraIO. utrciCnaflo &c IA IN
.., r4~'rllaus. con - -Fabaap>. 500 r.
f~JtuS. = Iuapt~, cl--, eL IcEt ~
Car.rl-ma DC moral, ylriu! ' uTbah-la.:
lara los mics. EUuaSiaGu 800 - 70
C4r'rrl ar IA Caut"r~ArI"n n h-4eS' 49,
m.y Ur.l- In lymo lfia 800 wv
Cur.rr>lrrpnr> y naT-artun"> Feiai''-' d '>
hrrn", IIEai-n y siaTtL 800 -
Corprndio q" Grammatical GaS''iiana' Nt--.'
Ia hr4-eu}4. ron Ia iH@Tla l' Zoo, ...',,H
is'yns y t~.w.luilvgs, dos r"iNl.-'> -
tatnS DE .ra-ntl. y pFI"-f-!ih-..r
r9-fllg 10 INSTRUCTION ClEfra .- 90. u.-'
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muv rrarti~SS para rGadraF teIfrlly>' u.
irrminSr SuUTrrIclC>- etc 70. .- u"
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Da Fmpp,4L0 Ct leila Una ct II"
pircionar.0 Manual EurtrioTedico de IL len
qua Casellana Con mas DE- >rls MI II"
h7GnS. 10 maTa$ y rP,Ta;DS dc ~pr9seL-.t-
c6lebreS m0DUIneUir>, cue. "-''
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pasta de percgiln2-. ~"
nf~rrn0artc de Inslcs-Esranol, lie !9lN'.i-.
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D~lrr.0narlr d. IuSlh= y E>panol. nor Nh-G
H. Fl m"lpr on - -tUftH- '"iHN@', LS
voceS mas ma!CrnaS. on aries. cl'i.,iS .,
IndU>'ri1s. IL arei'''ph'> par" no
y hahI4T aGb1> l~din1la>' e,c- "',
DiCCiO17TIO oTi1-rti&co DE taS Np''> a,
orTeren d!tlrNilal en- 81 t>.,.-'1'' n -
FnSrHanIa SIHul'tuul. upT NAli' -. ~
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dihuIo-- e. N ,;
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Obsequio de uo libro "a
liosO q una sociedad
r. I'm cjcmplar de la Historic dc la
Cnnquista de Nueva ESpala pOr
don Antonio de Soils.

PHILADELPHIA, Diciembre 8
Tn ciemplar de la historic de la
ConquiSta de la Nucva ESpana por
Antonio de Soils. publicada en- 1887.
fut cncontradO entire algunas obra>
anti.uas Que Sc enviarOn a la Bucks
Country Historical Society, por un
dcscOnOcido donante, segin 10 ia
infOrmado aqui Warren d. Ely, hi
bliOtecario de dicha SOcicdad. Ell
cjcmplar de dicha obra fuG recien-
tcmcnte vcndido en- LOndcS per
SIS. 900.
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general Sc dej6 DIR, en- la que toma-
ron parte hasta las mismas sufragis-
tas que arrojaron la bandera a la sa-
la. FL presidente termin6 de ieer su
informe a Ia lis p. m, c Immediate
mente despuGs abandono ell recinto
de la Camara.
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