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The state herald., 1920-09-28
Relations Are Greatly
Strained Between the
u. S. And Japan
Especial by United Preaa

Washington, Sept. 25--Neither the
United States nor Japan is willing
to give way in the fight of the Jap
anese government to prevent fur
ther disorders against japanese by
Californians, Developments show.
The situation is becoming most
sorious one which is facing the gov
arnment of the United States to
maintain protection of Japanese
immigrants here
The government will endeavor to
confer with Japan on further dis
elimination laws in California. Japan
admits that this county has the
right to bar immigrants, but insists
that Japs already here be not fur
ther Disseminated against by the
passage of the California land law.
The strike department declared il
is unable to prevent passage of the
law. Japanese officials will demand
tho United States stop this measure
being put in effect. They warned
that an anti i-American sentiment
would sweep Japan if the law is
passed.
Japan NAV attempt n complete
revision Of existing relations be-
tween the two countries, based on
radicl equality.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Ships in Future May Be Guided by Electric
Cable Laid Along the Beds of Oceans

that Minister of Marine Landry
made his Official inspection and test.
Like nearly all great discoveries,
the present one is exceedingly sim
Pile. An electric cable is laid along
the ocean bed. and in actual navi-
cation these would be laid along all
the grent trnns-ocean rout is. Over
this cable telcgrnphic trnnsmissions
are constantly sent.
In the hold of the vessel is placed
q receiving apparatus that picks up
these iclegraphic emissions and
sound waves. They are carried to
the cabin of the navigator where
tho latter can hear them distinctly
by means of special receiver.
The degree of distincincss with
which the iclegrnphic emissions Of
the cable arc heard and tell whether
the ship hns left It's course and TO
which side Of the cable Il has strny-
cd. Even If the vessel gets many
miles out Of her course the sounds
are still picked up.
As a mnttcr of fnct. however,
there Is practically no possibility
Tor the ship TO get far on, OF her
course unless the navigator goes 10
sleep for several hours. ns The clec-
tricnl apparatus indicnics imme-
diatcly the slightest departure either
TO the right or the left and turn
OF the hclmsman's wheel Is nll that
il needed to bring Il back into
course Immediately.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Treasurey Reports
Show Great Orgy of
Spending by u. S.
Especial by Unlted rresal

Washington, Sept. 25-The ma
tional craze of spending is still
bringing in four hundred million dol
lars each month for amusement
owners, according to an estimate by
the treasurey department on war
tax receipts.
The public has inceased its pur-
chases of soft drinks, candy, tobac-
60 and theater tickets. it is declared.
Five billion is spent each year, ac-
cording to estimates.
Taxes on soft drinks, tobacco and
candy amounted to thirty-six and
one-hnlf million for the month. May
theater ticket sales brought in six
and a half million.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
I.lW. w. Striving to
Stir Up Mexican Labor

Mexico City Sept. 27-Alleged
efforts of the |. W. W. to engage
Mexican labor in general strike on
the American continent October !
were failures. according TO evidence
received here today.
Demonstrations here and in other
cities yesterday were orderly, and
Tie only action taken was the adopt
ing OF resolutions relating to living
cots and working conditions.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Cox Speaks to Large
Audience in Denver
,srecial by United Prens,

Especial by United Press)
Denver Sept. Ex-Governor Cox
spoke to ten thousand persons here
last night.
lie received an enthusiastic re-
ception. His speech was devoted
mainly to record of his achieve
ments as governor Of Ohio. for bet
terment of the laboring man and TO
n defense Of the League Of Nations.
He declared that If elected he
would refer the Irish question to
the league.
Cox answered questions asked by
members of the audience. lie scored
republican candidates for their re-
dictionary methods and the senator
ial oligarchy. lie declared that he
was confident of victory in Novem-
Der.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Masked Bandits Rob
Train AZ II Enters
Suburbs Of Chicago
Especial by United Press,

Chicago, Sept. 25-Mnsked ban
dts robbed the mnil err on nm llli-
nois Central train. which was np-
pronching Chicngo. early today.
The robbers escaped with the con-
tents of six registered pouches. be-
licyed TO contain between ten and
eighteen thousand dollars.
Two robbers bound Ave mail
clerks. nflcr boarding the train In
the suburbs. nnd riflcd the sncks,
escaping M the train slowed down.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Base Ball Scandal
Being Investigated by
Federal Grand Jury
fanoolni hy rnlt1d iironal


Chicago. Sept. 90 The grand
jury which Is investigating the al.
legged world series gambling sean
dal Of last year, reported that they
have the names Of several men who
are connected with the plot.
One betting man was offered
100000 to snve the world series oi
1919. alleged to have been thrown
by the White sox. ii is declared.
Charles Comiskcy, owner of the
sos. declared this would discourage
the members Of his tenn. mud would
rosi him the pcnnnnt.
Prominent ball players mud ON.
"inls will be called before the grand
inr, Tuesday. :
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Harding and Cox to
Occupy Same Floor
On Southern Tour

Marion, Sept. GA four days
trip into Maryland, West Virginia
and Kentucky was begun by Hard
ing today.
He will make his attack on the
ortposts Of the solid South on this
tour.
He will speak tonight in Balti-
more. Harding and Cox will probably
lunch together and speak from the
same platform October 4, according
to plans agreed TO by Harding.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
BY Henry Wood

United Press Staff Correspondent. }
Paris. Sept. TO- (By Mail. y
Thinks to the invention of Monsieur
W. A. 10th. frcnchman working
under the auspices of the French
Ministry of Marine, ships in the fu-
turc may be guided by electric cable
laid nlong ocean beds. The same
principl will nlso be used in guild
ing nirplnncs.
By means Of this new discovery
which has just been officially test d
nnd approved by the French MIN
isiry of Marine. il will be possible
in the future for both ships and air
planes IN the stormicsi and cloudicst
wcnthcr that prevents taking OBJ
servntions. TO keep mathemnticnlly
10 their course.
While il IN confidentallv believed
that this new invention will revolu-
tionixc commercial navigation, both
by sen and by mir, Il Is INSERTED
that the possibilities 10 which II can
I've developed for war purposes are
even infinitely greater. But on this
latter aspect Of the ease. French ma
rine and aerial authorities refuse to
talk.
10th developed his idea In labora-
tory work before the war, but Il wns
only with the close of hostilities
that he could proceed TO actual ex-
4, crimcnis. These have been con
.,uctd of Brest and Il was there
The state herald., 1920-09-28
American Legion Men
Meet at Cleveland
Especial BY United pre-sJ

Cleveland. Sep. 27-Thousands Of
american Legion men are here for
the convention.
Messages from President Wilson,
Governor Cox, Senator Harding,
General Pershing, General Foch aud
the sccrctaris of the army and navy
wererend ut the convention.
ii is estimated that there are $500
posts in the country.
In the opening address. National
Commander D'0lier complimen,cd
the work of the legion.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
President cf Retail Grccers Association
Predicts General Reduction in Food Prices
Especial by United pross)

Chicago, Sept. PA general re-
duction in retail food prices, is the
forecast by Sol Westerfield, pres =
dent of the retail grocers associa-
lion.
The reduction has already begun,
it is stated. The producers are un-
loading their stock because banks
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Bomb Destroys Soft
Drink Establishment
In Cork, Ireland
tspecInl by unIted pressl

Cork, Ireland, Sept. GA bomb
exploded here today, destroying n
soft drink establishment.
Police surrounded the place i'm
mediately and there was nm ex-
change of shots, machine guns be-
ing used.
No estimate has been made us
vet to the extent of the damage or
10 ascertain il there was any killed
or wounded.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Chicago Board of
Trade Sees Sharp
Decline in Wheat
Especial by Unitod Press,

Chicago. Sept. 25-Wheat futures
dropped eight and n half cents on
the board of trade today. Heavy
selling influenced by the decline Of
commodities, was responsible.
The state herald., 1920-09-28

have refused to loan money.
An average reduction of % per
cent in lumber prices is announced
by ). Il. Putnam, contractor for the
American Wholesale Lumber Deal
ers Association. Reductions range
from 2S per cent to 35 per cent
below last February prices, it is
stated.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Fc,rcign Reports May
Mean Unification in
Revolutionary China
Especial BY Unitcd Pross,

Pekin. Sept. 27-1he foreign min
istery received unconfirmed reports
that the rebel faction had occupied
Canton.
II this is correct this development
will probably mean the renewal Of
peace negotiations between the
north and south factions, and pos
sibly final unificatiop in China.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Trenton Trust Co.
Invokes Withdrawal
Clause Following Run
tspeclnl by unlted rre..l

Boston, Sept 27-The Trenton
Trust Company invoked the 30 day
clause of banking laws, which re-
auires all depositors to give that
much notice before the withdrawal
Of funds. following u run on that
bank.
The police were required TO re-
store order among the excited de-
positors.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Census cf Missouri
Released by Bureau

Especial by United Prcss)
Washington, Sept. 2T-The 1920
census for the state of Missouri is
3.aO3,5i7. mn increase of ll0,2l2,
or 3.3 per cent.
The state herald., 1920-09-28

American League pennant-Chicago
or Cleveland.
The national commission declared
three games will be played at the
American League city, next four at
Brooklyn and after that the games
will alternate until one tenn wins
the series.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Body Of Olive Thomas
Brought From Paris
1spccial by United prrr.,

New YORK. Sept. 25-Thc body OF
Olive Thomas, motion picture s,nr,
who died from mcrcurinl poisoning
IN Paris. arrived on the liner Mnurc.
tanin iodnv.
The body was accompanied By
her husband. Jack Pickford. and
Owen Moore.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Harding Declares He
Will Deal With the
Important Questions
,speelnl by United rrcsal

Marion. Ohio, Sept. 25-The Is
sues OF the present campaign nrc
too big To be obscured by n vnudc.
vile performance" Harding declar-
I'd. in veilcd attack on Cox for
raising petty issues.
lie declared that he intended b.
denl with the larger questions.
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Brooklyn Cinches the Pennant of the National League
First Game Of World Series to Be Played
in City Winning American League Flag
Especial by United Press,

New York, Sept. 27--Brooklyn
cinched the National League pen
nant when Boston beat New York
3 to 2 in the second game of dou-
BILE header.
The state herald., 1920-09-28

Chicago, Sept. 27-The first game
of the Worlds Series will be played
October 5 in the city winning the
The state herald., 1920-09-28
Club Members In State Heralds Prize
Campaign Can Cinch Awards Worth
Thousands of DoIlavs This Week
STANDING. OF CLUE MEMBERS

Saturday night is the finish of the
BIG credits in the State Herald's
$4,000 campaign.
Just four more days to WIN OK
LOSE prizes worth thousands Of
dollars. This is practically what
il means.
OF course the race does not come
to n close until October %, but the
winners are sure to be among those
club members who make the best
records this week.
II is not what has been done, or
what will be done three weeks from
now. 1t is what is BEING DONE
NOW THAT COUNTS. The wise
club member is he or she who sees
the opportunity this week to put
into effect a plan Of campaign that
will COMPEL victory to perch on
their standard.
Records to b Broken This Week
From every quarter comes re-
ports of records to be broken Sat-
urday. Candidates have deep-lnid
plots for increasing their credit to-
falls BY hundreds and hundreds OF
thousands. Five years. subscrip-
tions will roll in as never before.
Watch the vote totals climb sky
ward.
Race Is Warm One
The struggle for supremacy these
days is n warm one. Five energetic
club members are so closely bunch
ed that there is only n slight mar
gin of credits between them. figur-
ing it is quite impossible to deter
mine the real leader.
Rev. W. T. Russell still retains the
initial honor by leading in the race
for the Nash Six. He says, "He
is out to win.". Thus far his ere
dts show he is doing his best. Rev
Russell is at present in Douglas,
Wyoming looking after his crops on
his dry farm. His friends are rally
) ing to his support during his nb'
sencc, and by the time he return
they say will still retain his lead
crship.
One of our most cnterprising con
testants in the State Herald cam
naicn is Miss Alice Bennett. She
has by her own efforts, won lead
;uc positon, and all credit Is dnF
her. She is the attractive daN'ghtcr
of Rev. and Mrs. W. Il. Bennett
coming here about two years ago
from Brush. Colorado. where her
father was pastor of the NJ. H.
church. Miss Bennett is sopho-
more in the p. C. II. s. and since
her residence in Holyoke has made
scores Of friends. and is to be con-
crniulnted upon her excellent show
H., IN the State Herald campaign.
Miss Edna Youtsey's friends are
Gaming to her support and are put
(iup her well up the list. II she gets
,he encouragement she deserves TINS y.
week more interest than ever VIII
1, ,nkcn in her candidacy.
Miss Minnie Caublc is the sec
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
q Cauble. who reside about nine
IL .outbenst OF Holyoke, and Inns
large circle Of friends and ne ne
onaintances who are eager Tor hsr
y, wiu the Nnsh Six. Miss Cnnblc
w an attractive and chnrminy young
The state herald., 1920-09-28

lady; was born sand raised at Ami
lie. Her parents are prosperous
farmers and have been residents of
this vicinity for thirty years or
more.
Bernard Kelsey. who has fallen
somewhat behind in the race, is not
the least discouraged for he feels
confident his friends will assist him
before the close Of the first period.
Bernard is an energetic worker, and
it is through no fault Of his tina.
he doesn't lead the honors.. Weather
conditions were such last week .LUt
BERNARD could not see all those WIN
had promised him subscriptions.
But the end is not yet. Bernard
figured that his time to be first is
October 23, when the campaign
closes.
DR.. Easterling has withdrawn his
n,me from our list. owing to the
prrival of his family last we Il.
tstrefore not being able to devote
his entire time. We rcsre. losin.
Mr.. Easterling Off our list us he
would have undoubtedly made the
race warm campaign. Mr.. Easter
ling asks his friends who We're to
assist him to give their subscrip-
tons to Miss Alice Bennett.
The next credit count will be
made Thursday night, the result to
appear in Fridays Herald. AS that
is the last published report before
he big credits are discontinued club
members will doubtless poll hun
drcds OF thousands of credits and n
real battle for the leadership will
ensue.
Campaign Soon Over
The campaign win soon be over,
and this Saturday night will. to u
considerable extent. tell the story.
We can help YOU only by telling you
how. Your fate is in your Own
hands. You can sweeten or embii-
ter il yourself. Remember that.
This office will be open until ten
o'clock Saturday night to nccommo-
date the club members and their
friends. who find II impossible to
turn In their subscriptions or cred
Is during the dny.
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AYuDE A Los N1Nos PoBREs

Es peeesario que en- eada NUM-
cipio dc esta isla sc organize la so
ciedad flantropicas FL zapAto, d.
los Ninos Pobres''. Esta sociedaa
Nyiene trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
exito que podemos asegurar que
todos los niiios pobres que asisten
o las escuelas van debidamente cal
zados.
r No Sc necesita hacer sacrificios,
aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insignificante que sea. Mdndelo
hoy mismo 81 usted desea, a la
se6ora, dona
MARIA T. DE SUAREZ,
p. o. Box l122. San Juan. Advt
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AvIso Sc necssitan buenos Opern.
rios ebanistas en- el taller MARcAR1-
DA. rnfOrmes: Box 2T9. Teitfono e5.
San Juan. P. r.
Sc soLIcrTAN LAvANDERAs pa
ra ropa nueva. en- graudes cantidades
y con muy POGO trabajo. ss nsceSitan
referencias Porto Flo Import Co. Ca
lie Comercio No. IS. San Juan, P. R
AGENCIAS DE BLUSAS: So NOE
sitan QUINTENTAS senoras y seho-
ritas one sepan coser \ rnano y hacer
Trus. Trus, como tambien bordados.
Pages la entrega. Parada i2. Ave-
nida Antonsanti. villa Hortcnsial,
Santurce.
Sc NEcEsITAN sshOritas que sspan
coser bien blusas a nano. Soiausente
Sc desean con experiencia. D'riiause a
Glassberg, Tetuan No. l. san Juan
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|NTERESANTES IN
FORMACIONES DE
.LACIUDAD DEL sur

ColroS anunciamos, Sc efectuaron las
inscripcfones en- el local que ocupa ell
Tribunal municipal, notandose un gran
movimiento entire los tres partidos que
Sc dispuFan la mayoria. Desde muy
tempranc, los socialistas y republica-
nos unidos trabajaron sin descanso. No
obstante esa actividad. Ell partido Unio
nista result6 triunfante,s como puede
verse por el siguiente resultado:
Unionistas, 24s
Repubhcanos 2O5
socialfstas 81.
Mayoria Untonista sobre los repu-
blicancs, 43; sobre los socialistas, 156.
Hoy har empezado las inscripciones
EN- los barrios de San Patricio Tibes,
Y hasta Ia fecha los unionistas uevan
mayoria.
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han hecho traer tales libros, pudien-
dose traer como prueba competente
" propia.
81 sc tratara de probar Ell hecho de
la incorporation. Y Ia calidad que en-
aquella fecha tensa el demandants, :, Ia
prueba consistente en- esa certifca-
cion seria suficiente y buena en- Ley.
Pero para probar que al iniciarse el
pleito era el demandante accionista de
Porto Rico Fertilizer. no cree Ia Cor
te que esa certifcacion tenga peso al
gunop
A virtud De las razones alegadas. y
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cntendiendo a. In pFueha aportada
por el Fiscal no se m demostrndo ose
existiera causa razonable o prohable
para Ia detenci6n del peticionario. u
Corte entiende que debe declaraf y
declara con lugar eI auto De Hahcas
Corpus solicitado, y en- "a consscurn-
cia, decreta Ia caneelacl6n De i hsn.
"a prcstada Y Ia llbertol d. pesielo-
mario Pedro Gandia C6rdova.
San Juan. p r abrsl "a Is9a
tFirmado, LUIS cAMPlLLo.
jueE, Saee.tn -
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Sc alquila.

81 ALourLA una casa COO sslas o.
tres mii metros garage para 80 90.
tos y paste psra usa vsca. - HatD
Rsy. Psrsda "a SnformsrAn ,. y Cor
mesc al Corp Tsltfenos $50 g.. San
JasE
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81 TBoEsTTA UNA CASA "a Ban
Juan cue sea vsnsiiada. clara , e6no
a.. pEopia para un tauer o. hlaaas
Dirijanss . y. 9. Bsx on . i!sms n
tcltfono 1903. t
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Muy inportante

~ A los senores que nos hOnran snvtan
donos trabajos dc collaboration, y .
nuestrUs corresponsales, les srogamos
cue, oada Ia snorme carestia del papel
y sobre todo. al tenor experimental
por todas las snpresas de no recibir a
tempo aQuel indispensable articulO
NOS envisn sClamente infOrmss articu.
fOs de vsrdadsro intorts rsdactadoa
CON 81 menOr ndmero de palahras 20
bibiA
POr imposiAlidad material y -cOntrs
nuestros prop6aitOs DO compiscer TO.
DO 81 mundo, no publicaremos les TIA.
bajos cue no % atengan las referidas
Condolences.
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coNPRA. vBNTA Y ALounnR a.
muebiss Ia casa MARoAnrDA tfas
Iad6 su dsparsamsnso a. muebisa taa
dos 'Ei Porvsuir" ds Salvador pssa
% los altos ds su aimacsu ds "mns
blss nnsvOs" LOS Eov1os. sAissaos
Brau as Be- pags Il ms5ov psseis psE
muebles en- bnen essade. Liama taia.
fOno %. Boz 975 san Juan. ,, n
sE DEsEA coMpRAn an busy isvvs
one psss = arrceas. pasi.iares y o.
buenas eonaiciousa para o. tFabaic
Tsmbitn ss eompFa .suifa esssAiina
rsysda > blsncs fnformaffn sesf,a.
do s7l. casnas. ?. y.
LOS ALrADos en- i paraas = -str.
pfan una nsvers gEanas eohao ias AZ
canpamsnto.
sE coMpRA DID conFADo sna sass
ae concrete . masera. en- eaaaascs
para poea famnis. DssA kiiio ct
mo prsciO = Aparsao igsp san Saan
Reservr sbsoiu'a.
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Oe venue.
Sc vEEDE una casa de MADEIRA es
nueva construction pOt precio mcdieO.
cuatIo habitacionsse c6nOdas. eaile
del HipcdrOrnO. Miguel Ruiz sOler, Ts-
lefono col.
Sc vENDB una magniAca residencia
en- el condado. Avenids Msgdalens. In
fcrmaran Porto Rico Commercial Cor
pOration'. Tel ss0-252. San Juan.
Sc VEEDE muy barato un coche ian
do que Sc halla en- buenas condiciones
por su POGO usO. Tiens ruedas con llan
tas do gonna. 81 no 50 desea usar como
coche, podrfa convertitrse en- una oua-
qua para pasajeros. o en- un cochs pc
ra agencia funeraria. Escriba q Mana
ii. Apartado 80.
Sc vENDE el muy acreditado cafe
LAS Cuatro Naciones" instalado en-
Puerta de TERRA. carretera No. 81 In
fOrmarAn en- la misma. su duehO Ma.
nuel MaldOnado.
-----------.->.s --------. --.sss5.-..'.--
vENDo una casa de maderas. de cons
frucci6n moderna, con cinco dormitO-
rios, sala, comedOr cuarto de baho.
En- sitio centr.co de Ia calis ssrra. In
formess. Luis Arana. prscticante Hos
pitales Municipales. santurce.
Sc vENDE una casa de madeira 81.
tuada en- la cslie de San Masec, san
tnre. rnformaran en- San MateO No. 1
EX-so1DADo. mande buscar su Cus
aro de honor elsgantements Lasogfa.
hsdO, prOpio para poner su rstrsto.
solamente treinta centavos. c. ". que
vsdO. Box n, Puerta de TERRA.
sE vBNDE un piano en- maeniacs'
condiciones. Para informes dirijase =
Fla caieta de San Juan No. ?
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Sc ofreee.

sBLLOs -nnvia gB ess On aslpnm a
eoreo ussbisa amewicanos y rmesh,ga
10 sellos De todas les psriss EEL sanfs
lneiayende: Afgentins. BsliviA cana
Nsiieo. etc .
Dirijase A.c. n. aoNKAGna a
Wilson Ave. santurss Pusrto mies
vAJAHTE vENDEDoR ofres ~.
servicios ea si ramo as msrcancia '
auincalla. Pueds das refsrsNcias sea-
y en- santo Domingo. Aparsads so.
Janeos. p. n
TENEDoR DE LfBkos con saAsisssss
cOuOcimien'os y cinco ahoa as prActi
ca en- 81 rasno Dc prsvisionss. sessa
coiOcarss Apartado s0f. nio pIssfas
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,ATENC1oN. o1UDADANos.

IL MUNDO, 50 vends en- 81 salon
1arberis ''Ei ModslO''. de don SantiA
80 Boniila. Eeft
, sol 81 ToA Alta p. =. Adv
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Han sido denunciados: Juan Rivera,
juegos prohibidos; Catalina Colon y
Ernesto Jorge, acometimiento y agre-
sion grave. y Rogue Pagan, infracci6n
a la ley de cafreteras.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL,
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Los eapreciables elementos de la CO.
lonia espaiiola don Sebastian canet y
don Antonio MOreIl, pertenecientes al
alto comsrcio de Ia Playa. embarca-
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