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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
THREE KILLED
IN XPLOSIONlN in
j. 5. ARSENAL.
rs Workrnen Injured, Two
Of Whom are Women,
at Frankfor
cause OF BLoW-UP
NOT MADE PUBLIC
Three Buildings Destroyed
and Fire Threatened
Entire Plant.

Philadelphia, Sept. s.-Three work
men are known to have been kllled'
one is dying and 23 persons badly In
jured in an explosion here today at
the Frankford arsenal. According to
workers, the explosion was accidental.
Two OF the 23 injured are young wom-
en-.
Major Montgomery. commander Of
the arsenal, is investigating the ex-
plosion and declines to make any
staten ent. Carelessness of a work
man, it is believed, was the cause OF
the accident.
The explosion occurred in one OF
three small buildings known as de-
tonating dry rooms, where primer
caps are dried. The building in ques-
ton has its walls packed with cinders
and every precaution was taken &c
prevent accident.
Fire followed the explosion and
spread to several other small build
ings, known as the artillery assembly
unit In these, there were three and
six inch shells, but prompt work OF
arsenal employees and city aremen saw
ed the buildings and their contents
from destruction.
Nineteen Of the injured were treat
ed at a nearby hospital. One is ex'
pected to die.
Maryland troops are guarding the
arsenal and no one was permitted tt
enter the government reservation.
Today's explosion was the secont
fatal one to occur within the past fiv'
months.
The force OF the explosion was 81
great that 1t threw those living in tn,
vicinity from their beds. Soldiers do
ing guard duty had difficulty in keep
ing the crowds that gathered from
entering the grounds. M
washington, Sept. s.-No cause 70
the explosion at the F'rankford ar
senal today is assigned in official re
ports received by General Crozier
chief of ordnance. They merely stat
that a primer and detonation DIR.
house blew up resulting in four scat
tered explosions. Twenty-Five hundre,
dollars was requested for making i'm
mediate repairs. lt5$
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
TRAMP FATALLY
INJURED in GUN
FIGHT ON TRAIN
Another Badly Injured in
Holdup by Alleged I. w.
W.'s Near Kensal.

Kensal, N. D., Sept S.-One gnan is
dying and another is seriously injured
as the result of a gun battle on a
freight train on the 500 line last night
in which at least dozen shots were
fred, seven of them taking effect
It Is reported that i've men. I. w.
VS. dropped down on two transients
in a gondola car. John Herald and
another, whose name could not be
learned, and ordered them to hold up
their hands. The men refused and
ran for the engine, At this the five
I. w. WIS opened FIRE and shot more
than q dozen bullets in the direction
OF the men. rs 4 ~ 81
Is Herald was shot in the leg. hand
and back and was In q critical condi-
ton at the time OF the last report
s The other man was shot In the arm.
foot, hip and abdomen.
Posses are securing the country to-
day in an effort to locate the DEEPER
ADDE'S but 80 far no trace of them has
been found The men jumped Off the
train before It came into this city and
esca ped. Sheriff Ross OF Jarnestown
ard States Attorney Carr are work
ing On the case.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
MEAT PACKERS
UNITE ! ! 1 10 | Solve I | ! ! |
WAR PROBLEMS
Plan Will be Placed Before
Hoover For His
Sanction.

Chicago, Sept. s.-Packing interests
have united in a voluntary and Off
cially sanctioned combination to solve
the Ameat problem made acute by the
war, according to an announcement
following meeting here Of the pack
ers. Details Of the plan were not di-
vulged, but will be laid before Her
bert G.. Hoover, federal food controller,
next Wednesday.
An executive committee Of the
packers was named Of which Thomas
Wilson is chairman.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
FriiQllttful Stories
OF German 1ruelt
Stn,s ulD Labor Men
|. w. W. Told Not To
Register By Officer
IL. OF The Organization

Fargo, N. D., Sept. S.-Peter
Burdel of St. Paul, member OF.
the i. w. w. organization, was
arrested here last night for not
registering. On his person was
found letter from the St Paul
Headquarters, advising him not to
register and stating that the or
ganization had an army big
enough to defeat any efforts of
the government.
The letter was taken by the po-
lice but Bnrdell succeeded In get
ting it again and destroyed 1t.
The man Is still in jail awaiting
DEVELOPMENTS,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
DULUTH LOSES
ON CHARGES OF
UNF FAlRNESS
I. c. c. Declines to Believe
Claims of Rail and Lake
Determinations.

Washington, Sept 8.-Charges by
the Commercial club ofeDuluth that
rail and lake class and commodity
rates to Duluth from all points in the
west and rniddlewest are unjust and
unreasonable and discriminates
against Duluth and vicinity to the ad
vantage of Chicago, st. Paul and Min
neapolis were not sustained by the
Interstate commerce commission in a
finding made public today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
TWO THIRDS OF THE
FIRST S PER CENT
REAC CHI MP DODGE

r,as ,Moines, Ia.,35 IL Sept. ~ Two
thirds Of the first 5 per cent auota
81 drafted men assigned to Camp
DodRe car,tonrnent had registered tor
s11ight, OF the !, Isl men there are on
hand Z 76g, or the entire initial quota
from Iowa; 439 from Illinois, 228 from
Minnesota and SO from North OAK ota.s A.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
FRENCH RES UNIE
OFFENSIVE ON THE
VERDIJN Sc CTOR

Berlin. via London, Sept The
French have resumed the offensive in
the Verdun regi ion. according to to-5
Days war Office statements They at
faeked last night on a 20 mile front
bflt were repulsed, 1t Isl declared This
morning the battle was renewed.
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10 .CLO OSE. U. S, MAILS
TO DISLO on AL CITIZENS

58ssS washington, Sept. 8. Closing the
mails to disloyal citizens is under
conside deration by the postoffic Ice depart
nnent and the department OF lustlce
as another step IN the g9YernInents ,1nniNt 2
tcanpaigni to wipe out disloyalty and
+ sEedition. Isl Z lSs' III s s,s{s. n =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
GERMAN SUBS
sink DELP PHO
Large British Steamer Sent
Down off Irish Coast
Under Convoy.

An Atlantic Port. Sept The
British steamship Delphic Of sara
tons gross. one of the White Star line
feet, was sunk August Is by a Ger
man submarine, according to word re-
ceived here today The sinking oc-
Cured some distance or the Irish
coast and while the vessel was under
army convoy. All the crew were
saved.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08
Legation in Argentina Was
Secret Means Of Com
rnunication.
DIRECTIONS TO SUBS
TO SINK VESSELS
Uncle Sam Unearths the
Method and Makes it
Public. 4.

Washington, Sept. s.-How
Sweden's legation in Argentine,
acting as secret means Of COM
munication between the German
charge in Buenos Aires and the
Berlin foreign office, transmitted
information of the sailing Of ships
and directions for their destruc-
ton by submarines was revealed
today in official dispatches made
public by the state department.
The state department made
public certain communications
from Count Luxburg, the Ger
man charge at Buenos Aires, to
/! the Berlin foreign office, dis
patched through the Swedish le-
cation in cipher, relating to the
critical diplomatic situation which
prevailed between Germany and
Argentina.
The following was issued at the
state department:
"Sink 'Em, But Leave No Trace''
t The department of state has secur-
ed certain kilograms from Count Lux
burg, German charge d'affaires at
1Buenos Aires to the foreign office at
Berlin, which regret to say, were
dispatched from Berlin by the Swed-
4 ishj legation ass their own % fficial mes
4 sages. add dressed to the Stool holm for.
eign ONCE. IS N. s q
4 The following are translations Of
1.-THE German text:
Aday19 1917. Number 80. This
government has now released German
/, and daAustrian ships on which hitherto
q guard had been placed. In conse-
quence of the statement Of the Monte
! +I:(Protegido) case there has been a
great change in public feeling. Gov
eminent will in future only clear Ar
gentine ships as far as La Palmas. ]
rfbeg that the small steamers Oran and
Guazo, 31st Of January (meaning
which sailed 31st). 800 tons which
lare (now) nearing Bordeaux with a
4 view to change the flag, may be spar.
ed If possible or else sunk without 6
trace being left (tspurlor versenkt).
4 "t(Signed d)-Luxberg.'
"'July 8, 1917. Number So.
A 81 learned from a reliable source
A the acting minister for foreign affairs
4 VINO IS a. notorious ass ana anElOpn1le
declared in a secret session Of the sen.
ate that Argentine would demand
from Berlin a promise not to sink
more Argentine ships. If. not agreed
to, relations would be broken off.
recommend refusal If necessary, call
ing in the mediation Of Spain.
Iuxberg.
!. July 9, 1917. Number "a.
without showing any tendency tt
make concession postponed reply tt
: Argentine note until receipt Of fur
t ther reports. A change Of ministry Il
5 possible. As regards Argentine
steamers, L recommend either com
, lpelling them to turn back, sinking
: them without leaving any traces OF
letting them through. They are al
] quite small !,
3 "Copies Of official dispatches sent K
: the Berlin foreign Office by Coun
lLuxberg, the Gereman charge II
!, Buenos Aires in ciphers through thu
Swedish legation as Its own communt
I lcations, were made public by Secre
! tary Lansing, without any commen
I, as to how they fell into hands Of tn
Z government or any indication as +
what is to come as result OF the dis
"a closure M A aaa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-08

DESTROYS GERMAN AIRPLANE.
Headquarters Of the French Army
in France, Sept. 7.-(By the Associat-
ed Press) Sub b-Litutenant Raoul Luf-
berry, the American aviator flying
with the Lafayette escadrille, today
brought down his 18th German air.
plane
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THE; ]; E,;ssW,EATIIETs. y,

Partly cloudy tonight and SUM
A day; cooker tpnig ghts probably
frost In northeast portion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-13
HAN DESAoAREC!OO ENSERE5
Y CBJETCS DEL ARZOBISPO
DE PUEBLh.

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n T., hdministraci6. de Bienes Inter.
ya5fdos aue al rec;bir cI adificio de
aue Sc trata. destinado ahora 4 es-
: r~rcros no ovistiar nj la Ioza, nj las
nuar4as. nj los vidrios artisticos Que
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|Cuales casas co~rnercialles dc M@xieo....

Seckback and Co.. Mexico D. r.
Segura Ricardo y, Orizaoa.
Sc:ffcrth Pablo, Mezico, D. F.
Seudel and Co., Saltillo.
Schafer Susc. Enrique G., Mexico:
D. F.
Sieber y Co, Saltillo.
Siemens and Halske, Mexico, D. +
Siemens- Schukertwerke, Mexico, D
T.
Sierra f. and Hnos, susc, Veracruz
Siordia Eduardo, Mazatlan.
Sogel Hnos, Mexico, D. F.
Sobimar, Veracruz.
Sommer Hermann and Co., Mexico,
D. F.
Sommers. Susc., Mexico, D. F.
Stacke Pablo, Veracruz.
Stallforth Bros, Parral.
Stein Roberto and Co, Mazatlan.
Steiner. Susc., Mexico, D. F.
StciHde!, Max, Uruguay.
Stoll Adolph, M%anzanillo.
Studt T., Mexico, D. F.
Talleres Fundici6n "Tamaulipas,"
S. A., Tampico.
Theiner Junowitzer Y Cha, Mexico,
D. r.
frost, Alberto, Guadalajara.
Unna. Jorge. San Luis Potosi.
Uranga, Rodolfo, Ciudad JuareZ.
Urriolagoitia, Guil!ermo, Mazatlan.
Valdas Hnos., Veracruz.
Valdez Bros, Veracruz.
Valencia Y Cara, Torreon.
Varela, R., FeracruZ.
Wagner, A, y Levien, Srs., Guada-
~lajara.
Wal5her, Adalberto, Torre0n.
Weber, Leopoldo, y Cha, Mexico,
D. F.
Wehler, Henry, Veracruz.
Weinzorn Y Koeppe, Mexico, D. F.
"elSkCpf, victor Y ga, Mexico.
D. F.
We!z Y Ga, Mexico, D. f.
Vented, Luis, Mexico, D. F.
Wirth Y Ga, Mexico, D. F.
Wchler. Barring. Srs., Mazatlan.
Wolf, Leon. Mexico. D. F.
N-,Iror,;+1 Nov - Arfb,r- lcv;rn
D. +.
Wood, Il. j., NogaleS.
Worn y Cia., Mexico, D. f.
WeiGt. Carlos, Mexico, D. F.
Zaldo Hnos., Feracruz.
Ziehl, ~FIorent;no, Chihuahua.
Zolly, Juan. Mexico, D. F.
Zumther Y Froilau, Mexico. D. F.
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EN- FUE DESCU-
EIERTO IN CARiTO DE MI
LITARES C~ARRANCISTAS

PUEBLA. Dicicmbre 6.-El CAPT
tan Refugio Angulano, d~escubrio que
otro captain. pcrteneciente a la guar,
nici6n de Izucar de Matamoros, jul
gaba los haberes de Ia tropa o loi
mismos soldados.
Embellishments ~procedio a sor-
prender a los tahures, siendo recibi-
do q tiros. por 10 cue tu"o que de-
fenderse. resultando herido Ell cap
tar dueno del garlic.
e. suceso ha causado sensation en-
MatamoroS.
Anguiano qued6 detenido. 10 mis-
mo que Ell otro captain. Anbos seran
traidos a esta ciudad donde seran
procesados.
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La euarnicion en- Ia estaci6n d

La euarnicion en- Ia estaci6n df
Esperanza: que Sc e%ncuentra en- ia
Inca del Ferrocarril Mexicano, So
lie a batir al enemigo qae Sc iDa
a~ccrcando con el objeto de ataca1
aque!la poblaci6n.
E~ncontraronse con los zapatlstaS
en- el lugar denominado Vista Her
mosa" en- donde Sc trabo IN renidn
combate que dur6 varias horas.
Ell enemigo Sc VIC obligado a reti-
rarse dejando en- e. campo varios
muertos Y heridos y pertrechos de
guerra.
La guaraici6n de Tehuacan dispo-
niase a enviar auxilios. pero opOrtu
namente Sc recibio ell aviso del iefe
de- destacamento de Esperanto, anun
ciando la derrota de los rebeldes.
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EXCENTRICIDApES DE


Enrique III no podia permauecer
en- una h~abitacion solo con IN cato.
e duCue D'EpernoR Sc desmayaba
: IL vista de IN lebratillo.
e mar;scal D'Albe-t Sc sentia NAL
en- una com;da en- Ia cuai Sc sirvieSe
IN iabato o IN lechon.
EraSmo TO podia percibir el dior
del peScado sin a~fiebrarse.
e. canci!ler Bacon sufrio IN des-
mavo cada vez que en- ST. vida pudo
~Dresenciar IN eclipse De luna.
La Mothe de Voyer no podia So
poryar e. ruido de ningun instrument
70; zero lie gustaba sobre manera OF
los trueros.
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~hORNILOFF
(Vicne de la Ia. Pag)

uno de los miembros de Ia comision
bolsheyiki. que habia sido enviada por
e. g~obie-ao provisional q c~onferenciar
con los jefes de Ia flota del Baltico,
= cuieHe5 Sc trataba de hacerlos en-
t-ar en- negociaciones con e. gobierno
provisional. q efecto de que Sc pusie-
Ia q favor ie este : 10 apOyara resuel-
tamente eu la lucha cue Sc esta enta-
blando entire los bolsheviki Y los ele-
nlentos Que eStan ahora tratando de
derroca- al gobierno e~:icabezadod por
Leninc.
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MUZnUIZ
Viene de Ia Ia. Pag)
Peraldi en- PieGras Negras.

Peraldi en- Piedras Negras.
En- ei mismo consulate u~eX;caUo. Sc
nos comunico que no era cierto, coG2o
Sc habia afirmado por algun periodico
local. que Ell general Peraldi hubiesc
abandonado la plaza dc Piedras Ne
gras la tarde dc antcayer, pues cue
aver mismo Sc habian rec.bido mott
-cias de que Sc encontraba ahi y de que
no pensaba en- sal:r con ninggna d.
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ojINACA SERA ATACADA.
CYiene de ia Ia Pag)

raj jose c. Murguia, hermano de
;ete dc las ope, ac;ones en- e! Estado
con el G2:co in de If a recuperal
Ojinaga.
Dichos horbres, fueron montados
y p~e-trechados convenientemente '
ann Sc les adelartaron algunos dlas
dc haber. para que cQbrasen EMU,
siasno DOR la campana definitiva que
Than 2 uevar a cabo.
Ademas. algunos cuerpos sa!idos de
= c;udad de Chihuahua, debian reu-
nirse en- IN punto determinado, con
las t-oDas del general Murguia.
Sc trata de que un ejercito nu-
meroso. V bien ~provisto de municio-
mes. sea cl cue lleve q cabo el alta
cue sobre Ojinaga. para que ell 60
bierno tenga IA seguridad plena de
que Ia plaza sera tomada, pues que
en- ms derrota. en- las condolences
de decentralization en- cue Sc en-
cuentra Ia tropa carrancista, preci-
pitaria Ia tesbandada que va Sc mi
cia.
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gunda, ell de express y IN CARO- de
carga.
En- Ell accidente resultaron cinco
pasaieros heridos, asi como los agen-
ties del correo y express, senores Pc
dro Munoz Y Mesa Herrera.
Creese cue ell motive del desea-
rrilamiento fue 81 gran numero de
carros Y tanques que formaban ell
convoy.
e. doctor Del Corral administr6
los primeros auXilios 4 los heridos
del de3carrilamiento.
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DESCARRILO Ell TREN MfXTO
DE PUEBLA CERCA DE
JALAPA.

JALAPA, Diciembre Eel t-cn
mixto ~procedente de Puebla, desca-
rril6 en- Ell kilometro 1926, entire las
e~staciones San Miguel y Banderilla.
FL descarrilamiento ocurrio aver. a
las cinco y media de la tarde, volcan
dose completamente IN caro- de Sc
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Ell PRESIDENTE MENOCAL QUE
RE DECLAR4R La GUERRA
\ AUSTRIA
CV;ene de ia Pag. SAY

~r~es;de~cial pas6 a las comisiOnes dc
ea1-inado~as. las Cuaies tomaron des-
de Iuego en- consideration 81 aSunto.
esperandasc que muy en- breve rendi
ran SUI dictamer dc acuerdo o Ia pc
tici6n del PreSideHUe. e. cual espera
cue sera a~probaGo dc manera unanime
en- anlbas Cama-as. Per 10 tarto, Sc
cree va m hecho cierto. cue IA guerra
ie sera declarada q Austria en- e. cur
so mismo de esta semanan.
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Felix Diaz enfermo-

En- Guatemala va Sc hao4a mas
del felixismo. hay ali varioS feb
c:stas Y parece qle Sc imparte algu-
IA ayuda = los -ebel6es.
~ de Felix Diazc
ALI OF decir que hab!a est2co
enfermo de gravedad y que sale
ron medicos de territorio guaIemal.
teco a curarlo, proyistoS dc medi-
cinaS.
-SMas noticias de los fciic.Stas
no Supo listed?
isl. algunos deta,Ies pero dc
escasa importancia. Por ejemPlo IN
ataoue de Gaudencio de Ia LlaTe So
bre 81 ~ferrocarril del Istmo; el fusI-
laniiento de una eScoita que ina en
I'm tren soore Ia Via del MeXicano,
La posioilidad de que los feliXiStaS
Y hacia Ell Norte.
Tai IS la information fidedigna
que nos dieron los viajeroS que AGA.
ban de llegar De puertos m~exicanos
a esta ciudad.
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Viene de Ia La. Pag)

! lFiCilS A< 10 11s eSf
Bunsow, Guillerno, Chihuahua.
Bustamante, Antonio, e Hijos, Ma
zatlan-
| Busing, G., y Ga, Scrs., Veracruz.
Bustil!os, Jose e Hijos, Mexico, DE-
Caivo Y Fernando, Veracruz.
Candanedo, Manuel, Puerto.
Casa Alemana de Musica, Mexico
D. F.
C~erveceria Central, Mexico, D. F.
C~erveceria del Pacifico, Mazatlan.
Christlieb V Muhlhausler, Mexico
D. F..
Christlieb, Alfredo, Mexico, D. F.
Christlein y Rubke, Mexico, D. F.
Club Aleman, Mexico, D. F.
Club Hipico Aleman, Mexico, D. F
Cohen, Max, Guaymas.
Collignon, Julio, Guadalajara.
Ga. Commercial, Nogales.
Compania Ferretera de Tampico.
Tampico.
Compania Ferretera Mexicana, S,
A., Mexico. D. F.
Compania Manufacturers de Cert
Hos, Monterrey.
Compania Petroleum Germano Me-
xicana, S. A, Mexico, D. F.
Concordia A. de, Y Anexas, Pachu-
tia.
La Constancia, Guaymas.
Cram, c., Monterrey,
Cram, J. Y Cia., Monterrey.
Crasemann, J. Srs., Progreso.
Cremer Hnos., y Cha, Mexico, D. F.
Dahlhaus, E, Mexico, D. F.
Dasse, Juan, Y Ga, Mexico, D. F.
Del Campo, Q. NJ, Guadalaiara.
DECKS, H. D., Mexico, D. F.
Deilus, Ga, Topic.
Diaz. Agustin R., Feracruz.
Diener, Hnos.. Mexico, D. +.
DlThS, w, AeTlua.
Dittmer, c., Mexico, D. F.
Dose, Juan, V Cia., Mexico, D. +.
Dreinhafer, J. F, Mexico, D. F.
Dubernhard jsastre), Mexico, D. F.
Dubbits, n. NJ. Mexico, D. F.
During Y Cia., Feracruz.
Ebard Cia.. Mexico, D. F.
Eberstardt, E, Mexico, D. F.
Electromotor, S. A, Mexico, D. F.
El Democratic, Mexico, D. F.
Eversbusch, Richard, Tampico.
Fabricas Apollo, Monterrey.
Fabrica de Acidos Ia Vega, Mexico,
D. T.
Fahrholtz, William, Triunfo.
Faller u. Craseman Srs.), Merida.
Ferreteria La Palona, S. en- c.,
Tampico.
Fishbaum, Max, chihuahua.
Flack and Son, Mexico, D. F.
Flores, Julian, Mexico, D. +.
Flottmann y Ga, Mexico, D. F.
Farsbach, Guillermo, Veracruz.
Froitzheim y Ga, MADEIRA.
Gaismon, Fernando, Mexico, D. F.
Caller, Maurice, Merida.
Gamez Y Cia., Mexico, D. F.
GreSmarn Y Ga, Tapachula.
German American Hotel, Mexico,
D. F.
Gertz, Cornelio, Mexico, D. f, y
Veracruz.
Gibbs. W. G., Chihuahua.
Giffendig, Edg., Mexico, D. F.
Gluchke-. Francisco, Merida.
Gluck, Mexico, D. F.
Gluck, j., Mexico, D. +.
Goeldncr, Ernest, Chihuahua.
Gonzalez, Ismael, Merida.
Grassmsn y Ga, Mexico, D. +.
Gran, Pedro, Veracruz.
Gregoire, Fernando, Mazatlan.
Grether Y Cha. Ernest, Mexico, DE.
Grosset, Agustin, Mexico, D. T.
Grunnberger, Rodolfo, Mexico, D. +,
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