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The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
Activities Of the Civic and
Commerce Body InMankato

Gibson c. v. Christopherson, and o.
w. Schmidt. was appointed. 1t is
hoped that prospective members
win cooperate in making the work
Of this committee as easy as posi- :
BILE. Persons desiring to join the
association may do so at any time.
Call telephone No. $50 and say the
word. ~.
Boys and Girls club work has al
ways met with responsive action by
the Civic and Commerce Associa-
ton. when the need for help has
been expressed. At the board
meeting this week, 1t was voted to
appropriate $50 to help carry on
this valuable work. This Is the
fourth time that this annual amount
has been given by the Association
for this cause.
Getting the money" is Just as
necessary for an organization such
as the Civic and Commerce Asso-
citation, as it is for any business
firm. So as to assure absolute GER
tainty in this, committee on col
lections was appointed. Wilbur NJ.
Taylor, chairman, o. T. Mclean, C.
W.. Fisher, George e. Black. and
John c. Hagen were selected for
this important work.
4
The four local national guard
companies represent a valuable in
business standpoint, in addition to
The Mankato companies, together
with the other companies OF the 5tb
infantry, have just closed very
successful two-week's encampment
at Ft. Smelling. A delegation con-
sisting of President and Mrs.
Charles K Mayer. Treasurer NJ. D.
Fritz, ]. e. Brett, and Secretary
and Mrs. w. e. Olson, paid the reg
iment an official visit on Thurs
day of this week. They returned
loud in their praise for the excel
lent work that is being done by
these soldiers. Employers should
support the National Guard move
ment In every way possible as it
represents the first line of Ameri-
can defense. Service in the Ma
tional Guard should be encouraged
and not hindered.
]. C. Marlow, chairman, ]. E,
Reynolds and C. w. Fisher, were
appointed as a committee to work
with the city officials in connection
with the matter of having a bridge
constructed on Third avenue (the
St. Peter road, over the tracks of
the Northwestern line.
y =
1t Pays to have tourists, who use
the free camp grounds, linger a
while. With this end in view, the
Civic and Commerce Association
will erect a sign board at Highland
Park, calling attention to the points
of interest in and about Mankato.
This matter was ordered left with
President Mayer and Secretary Oh
son.
Suggestion has been repeatedly
made that the Civic and Commerce
Association has grown to such pro-
portions that 1t needs, and ought
to have building of its own. This
is true, and with view Of bringing
this about, a committee consisting
of M. d. Fritz, chairman, George NJ.
Palmer, Judge Lorin Cray, H. A.
Patterson, Charles T. Taylor, DR.. ].
w. Andrews, Otto >Lamm, ]. B. Nel-
sen, j. R. Brandrup. and S. B. Will
son, has been appointed.
+
The Civic and Commerce associa-
ton furnished FIVE thousand pamp-
hlets regarding Mankato and vicin-
ity for distribution at the Blue
Earth county booth at the Mime
sofa state fair. Members desiring
some of these pamphlets for mail
ing may secure them free of charge
upon request at the office of the
association.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21

last Monday morning at Carleton
college. Northfield.
The -any friends or Mrs. J. r.
Ream are pleased to know that she
is able to be about the house again
after an illness and operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Swenson return
ed to their home in Champagne, ILL.,,
the first of the week. after spend
ing a. week with relatives. -.
John Hultgren Of California and
Andrew Hultgren Of St. Paul visit
ed friends IN Kasota the first Of the
week. p. 4...
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
Held To Trial.
Especial TO The Free Press

- Especial To The Free PressJ
Monteyideo, Mimi, September IA.
Because he drove from the scene
of an autombile accident without
stopping to investigate how badly a
boy he had hit was injured, Alfred
Puff Of Danub. was arrested and
has been released on bail bonds of
1000 and must appear for trial
September 20. Puff, It Is claimed,
ran down little Ave year old son
of Ole Hauge, a farmer. The boy
sustained severe injuries to his head
and was in a critical condition when
he was picked up, and rushed to the
Dawson hospital.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
Indiana In Tralnlno.
special To The Free Pres

Especial To The Free PressI =
Pipestone, Mimi, September IA
Indian training. school has opened
here and the enrolment has reach
ed a mark of over 232. Seventh
grade work is being re established
In the school this year. A new
primary building has been erected
and a domestic science building is
now In course of construction.
Twenty eight instructors make up
the faculty for this year.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
Won Prize Bull,

st. James, September 14.-Waton-
wan county has a $1,000 prize bull,
NAL was given away by the Raddi-
son Hotel Dairy farm to the county
which had the largest delegation at
the Minnesota State Fair. Jake
Broggec brought the prize animal
from the cities Monday and II was
or exhibition at the county fair on
Tuesday and Wednesday. The bull
is a seven months old Guernsey calf
valued today at $1,000. His dam is a
producer Of the AA class Of cows,
and the sire Is worlds champion.
His grandsire is also world cham
pion recorded 952 in the AA class.
The Mankato free press., 1923-09-21
Pioneer kEnaIneer Dies

Charles. III Moore, for many
years an engineer on the Southern
Minnesota division Of the Chicago,
and st. Paul railroad Il
dead at Austin. Eleven years ago
Mr.. Moore was injured In a wreck
near Wells and he never fully re-
covered from the shock
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24

streets. alteration and addition, a.
10000.
James Dagata, los Chestnut street
brick garage, sl,ba0,00,
F'afnir Bearing Co, Booth street
metal shed, sS,500oO,
r. G, Russell, 81 Hart street, frame
garage, 100000,
T., Sullivan, so Hilcrest avenue,
frame tenement, 100000.
n. Il. Woodworking Co., SIS Pearl
street. open shed, 100000,
T., Atkinson, Lincoln street, repair
roof, $4,000,
T., A, Moore, sunnyledgc, repair
porch. $4,000,
@, Epson, Lincoln street, frame sun
porch. $4,000.
Mr.. Simons, SOS Main street. new
store front, 100000
Albin Johnson, 81 Pleasant street,
frame garage, sS50.00.
Total, sSS,iS5.o0,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24
EVERYMANS CLASS
PICKS CANDIDATES
Fletcher and Parker for President,
BurdiCk for ViCe-Pr@ident

When the executive committee OF
Everymans Bible class meets this eve,
ming 1t will receive a final report from
the nominating committee. indicating
the approved candidates for the office
OF president of the class next year
The committee will nominate Arthur
H. Parker and Walter Fletcher for
president, James n. Burdick will be
renominated for first ice-president
and other nominees for the vice.
presidency will include George II. Dy-
son. C. II. Barnes and Dr. j. r. Con-
ger.
Norman Hart Is nominated for sec
rotary, Il. r. Armstrong for assistant
secretary and Fred o. Rackliffe 70,
treasurer.
The meeting this evening will be
the last regular session to be presided
over by the present president, Robert
ond term as the head of the Bibir
class, which now stands among the
largest in the world and exceeds In
membership all other classes east of
the Rocky mountains. Mr.. Skinner
is responsible for much of the success
of the class and an effort will be made
to retain him on the executive COM
mittee when his term expires.
A number of important matters Of
business will be brought up for dis
cussion this evening. among them be-
ing an annual Ladies Day" and day.
light saving schedule.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24
City Items.

There will he a regular meeting OF
Court Columbia Catholic Daughters of
America, in O. L. A, NJ. hall at S
o'clock this evening.
The L.. o. S. G.. will hold an an
niversary meeting tomorrow evening
at Aziz Grotto hall on West Main
street at o'clock. There will be
visiting members from Hartford, Bris-
to and other cities.
Peter Paliska through Michael A.
Sexton has brought suit for $1,000
against Amelia klepacka, The writ
is returnable in the city court the
first Monday in May. Constable
George A. stark attached property OF
the defendant on Beaver street for
$500.
George II. Dyson reported to the
police yesterday that motor meter
had been stolen from his car which
was parked in front Of his store at 81
Main street.
jeremiah ]. Coffey OF 81 fremont
street, meter reader employed by
the Connecticut Light and Power Co.
complained to the police yesterday af
tornoon that he had been bitten in the
leg by dog owned by Mr.. Wolfe at
Scheutzen Park.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR WEEK SSS,lS5
"A Permits Issued for Repair
Work and New Structures

More building permits were issuet
last week at the office Of Inspector
John q. Cilchrecst than during an,
preceding week this year. Forty-foui
applications to build were acted upon
favorably and the total amount repre-
scented in building operations was
sSS,1S5.
The weeks report follows
Il. II. Vibberts, sunnylcdec, reroof
100000.
j. A, Carlson, IS Carlson street
frame tenement, 100000.
Anna Dubowy, II Griswold street
alterations, $500,
II. l.. Gold. SS2 Park street, bricl,
addition. s6.5O0,OO,
5. Gustafsop, Chapman and Jubilee
streets, repairs 100000,
Corhin Screw Corporation, as
Washington street, repairs, 100000.
Charles Holmes, 50 Dudley street,
frame dwelling, sS,5O0.00.
Mr.. Bezurcayk. IA Gold street, CO.
ment garage. 100000.
l.. Brin, 262 Elm street, brick store,
si,600.00.
|. S. Koplowitz, IS Dewey street re-
roof 100000.
Alfred Roy, 144 Maple street, re-
roof, 100000.
Schupacli Estate, Main street, alter
ations, 100000.
!. Levine, 30 Winthrop street re-
pairs, 10000
Louis Anslemo, 2G South street,
frame shed, $4,000,
Mary Szymonski, 295 Kelsey street,
repairs, 100000.
N. b. Post Office, West Main street,
repairs, 100000.
j.. ]. Crowley, IA Brook street,
frame garage, 100000.
Frank Gradecka, 9S Newington ave-
nue., frame tenement, 100000.
John Skitulsky, 2S7 Pennington
avenue, frame addition, 100000,
The Barnsdale Coal Co., 1852 West
Main street, frame storage s1,500.00.
p. & +. Corbn Div, Park street, re-
pairs. $4,000.
John Huonker, 975 Stanley street.
frame garage, 100000.
Frank Fritson, "a Buell. street,
frame garage, 100000.
l.. c. Carrier, 146 Maple street, re-
roof, 100000.
Julia Guviazda, 176 Washington
street, alterations and repairs, ST.
10000.
W. L. Lange, liz Glen street, frame
addition, $500.
Mary Ulinski, 50 Pulaski street,
frame tenement, 100000.
Joseph Voack, 81 Hart street,
frame store. s1,b00.00.
Mrs G. f. Parker, 76 Adams street,
frame tenement, 100000.
Swan Parson, S95 Stanley street,
frame garage, 100000.
]. Lutkoucks, 1S3 Jubilee street,
reroof, $4,000. .,
G. w. Weyh, rs Winthrop street.
reroof, $4,000.
A. Battaglia, &C Cleveland street,
frame garage. 100000.
4. H. Erwin. North and Lawler
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24
City Items

10 complete the file an October II
1879. issue of The Herald Is wanted
Phone s25.
Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Reid OF Hav-
erstraw, n. ", announce the birth oil
twins Alice jeanette and John Ratch.
ford Oh April IL Mrs. Reid was
formerly Miss Maude Brown and
taught In the local high school,
Meet me at schmarr's for dinner
advt.
Albert Semi, general manager OF the
Truseon Iron works, ut Youngstown,
o., is the guest of his sister, Mrs, Will
liam Watts. of II Fairview street,
Radio sets and supplies at Morans,
--advt.
Frank Holmes. formerly OF the
Home Banking and Realty Co., is
here on visit from Florida.
Open alleys at the Casino tonight
---advt
Mrs Norman II. Hurd OF 70 Pros
pect street who has been under treat
ment at the New England Baptist
hospital at Boston for the past 10
weeks. has returned home.
Open alleys at the Casino tonight
--advt.
Trustees OF the United Community
corporation arc meeting this after
noon at 4 o'clock and at o'clock the
annual meeting will be held
Open alleys at the Casino tonight
advt.
Louis n. Cranley OF Vine street is
on a business trip TO Detroit for the
Fart & Hutchinson Co.
Victrolas and Pianos Henry Morans
--advt.
Harold Eisenberg OF SO Dwight
street has returned to Harvard college
after a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Eiscnberg.
Open alleys at the Casino tonight.
--adyt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24
Candidates Continue to
File Expense Lists

Although candidates are allowed
until tomorrow night to file statements
of campaign expenses under state
statutes, City Clerk A. l.. Thompson
reports that there are few that have
not as yet complied with the law, and
he does not anticipate that there will
be any need for reporting to the
prosecuting attorney any delinquents.
Today's list include the following:
Arvid H. Nero, successful candidate
for selectmen on the republican ticket,
gave $40 to the town committee: T.
Frank Mccormick. unsuccessful can
didate for the democratic nomination
for councilman in the sixth ward,
paid IS for ballots; Arthur Crusberg
and A. +. Eichstaedt, republicans, re-
elected to the council In the second
ward, nothing; Joseph NJ. Halloran,
democrat, elected to the school COM
mittee, nothing.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24

Notice is hereby given that Camille
Gagliardi and Francesca Costanzo,
partners, lately doing business under
the firm name of New York Tailor
Shop, have sold their business located
at 427 West Main street to Albert
Vital. who will continue business at
the same location. New Britain,
Conn.,. April 90, 1s23.-advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-04-24

Egg Salad, 35c lb. tomorrow only
Cooked Food Shop---advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-05
CRoNIcA CIA- ENA
APERTURE DEL CURSE Esco

APERTURE DEL CURSE ESCo-
LAR:-El lunes del mes de septiem-
bre dara comienzo el nuevo curse es-
collar. Con tai motive ~n6tase va la
algeria de los nifios porque van Sc
guir sus estudios preparandose asf de
esta manera para las luchas del future.
FL cuerpo de maestros de Ciales ha en-
trado va en- trabajo active disponien-
dose por medic de sus esfuerzos para
hacer de este distrito uno de los me-
jores en- cuanto al trabajo escolar Sc
refiere.
FERMIN O'NEILL:-Este distingui-
do y active compafiero ha sido rombra-
do professor graduado de ingles para
una de las escuelas del pueblo de Co.
rozal. FL companero o'Neill obtuvo
su ncencia de ingl6s en- este curse de
verano y segnn noticias ocupara Ell
puesto de acting principal en- Ell re-
ferido pueblo. Exito deseancsle y
que no divide estos wales donde Sc le
recuerda con carifio.
ANTONIO REYEs-Ha sido NOM
brado maestro especial de agriculture
de este distrito Ell muy active agente
agricola Sr. Antonio Reyes quien des-
empefi6 dicho cargo con gran 6xito en-
los distritos de Juncos Arecibo,
Nuestro pueblo esta de placemes por
ell nombramiento del Sr. Reyes quien
hara una excelente campaha agrfcola
en- esta jurisdiction.
ANToMAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-05
Fl Dr. OsvaIdO GOyCO COnlisiOnadO...

clones para atender debidamente es.
itos infehces dementes.
-IEn cuanto a mendicidad pGbiica?
-iAhl, debo decirle que desde que
me hice cargo de este Departamento
he estudiado La manera de conseguir Ia
prohibition de la mendicidad pdblica
en- esta ciudad. Mis- compaferos del Con-
cejo de Administrator los miembros
de la Asamblea Municipal me han pres
tado toda su ayuda cooperation y
con gran placer quiero nnanifestarle
que en- Ell actual Presupuesto fue con
gignada una partida para esos fines y
rronto, por tanto eliminaremos esta
desgracia que tanto afea y desdice nues
ira poblaci6n.
-Digame Dr., Ilos medicos de bene-
fcencia trabajan muchos en- esta pobla-
ci6n?
-iYa 10 creol puedo decirle a I'd.
con seguridad, puesto que este esta en-
el record de nuestro departamento, que
ell promedio de las visitas domiciho
arroja un total de mil quinientas mon
suales y a proposito Sc me ocurre pen
sar en- la injusticia de las aseveraciones
del senador Martinez Davila cuando
dijo un reporter de 'La Democra-
cia'', al comentar la actual Ley NUM-
cipal, que desde que ella estaba en- vi
gor los pobres insolventes casi no veian
entrar por las puertas de sus casas a
los m6dico titulares. Yo estoy altamen.
te satisfecho del trabajo realizado por
les medicos de benefcencia de Ponce y
de la cooperation que ellos han presta-
do este Departamento bajo mi direc-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-05
MoNUMENTo EN- LA Iona DEL
MUERT0

Ponce. P. R., agosto 90, 1928.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido sefior mio:
Me perlnito suplicarle tenga la bon
dad de publican EN- su ilustrado diario
la presente carta para aclarar ciertos
conceptos vertidos en- ell escrito que
apareci6 en- ese peri6dico, Ell lunes 27
del actual, bajo el epigrafe de mo
numento en- la Iona del Muerto''
No es cierto que los que compania-
mos la comision que visit6 Yauco Ell
domingo 19 del acutal, llevasemos plan
nj idea algrna que ofrecer los COM
patriotas del mencionado pueblo. nj
tampoco es cierto que la pretendida
oferta pueda implicar negocio algnno,
como Sc afirma en- dicho escrito. no sa-
bemos 81 por ignorancia o mala fe.
Simplemente fuimos Yauco a ofre-
Ger nuestro concurso a los buenos COM
patriotas iniciadores de la idea, Y al
encargarnos clos de dar algunos pa
SOS aqui para la contradiction de un
obelisco, hubimos de iIformar1es el
otro dfa por escrito, de un obelisco de
marmol de Carrara que habianos visto,
Y que representaba una gran adquisi-
ci6n para los iniciadores de La pa
tri6tica idea. A este Sc reduce sim
plemente nuestra ingerencia en- Ell
asunto, el buen juicio del lector ve-
ra 81 en- clio habra negocio para los
presuntos heraldos de la oferta, cali
ticativo que nos aplica Ell autor del
escrito.
Doy a usted las gracias Sr. Direc-
tor, por la publication de estas lineas
que espero publique en- sitio visible,
y con repetidas gracias me suscribo,
su alto. y S. s., Luis BERGNEs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-05
LOS REFUGIADoS DE YOKOHAMA
Sc ENCUENTRAN SIN PRO-

VISIONES

PEKN, Sept. S.--Ha sido intercept
tado un mensaje procedente del vapor
Koreamaru, en- Ell que Sc daecuenta de
que los refugiados de Yokohama Sc en-
cuentran sin provisiones y estan espe-
rando los vapores de transito para que
vayan auxiliarles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-05

White Salphag Springs, N. Y
Agosto.-Un ardiiente admirador del
campeon Jack Dempsey, Sc lego hoy
al campamento de este, pidiendo te-
nazmente Sc lie diera entrada al ca
marin de Jack. Ell campeon Sc halla-
ba de buen humor ell fanatico fue
recibido.
'Vengo a decirle -comenz6 el GU
rioso personaje- que Firpo no es un
juguete como usted Ie han hecho
Greer, Y que su punch, a pesar del
califcativo de wild, que quiere de
cir POGO acertado, es 10 suficientemen-
tie poderoso para desbaratarle uno
Ell esqueleto, aunque el golpe sea da-
do en- los brazos en- los hombros. p
Y despues de haber -cogido alguna res
piracion, prosiguio: "Como ligero,
creo que ese sudamericano no tiene
NADIA que envidiarle un "heavy-
weight" de su peso, y ademas, la pre-
cisi6n de sus golpes-" "Say friend,
lie interrumpi6 Dempsey, permftame
usted tambien gastar un POGO de sa
Iva iPuede usted decirme 81 Firpo
es capaz de recibir un punetazo Y otro
y resistir una serie de golpes derechos
como aquellos con que derribe Car
pentier, quien venfa reputado como
un verdadero "hitter", a Willard,
quien Sc considerable uno de los hom-
bres mas fuertes que veian la luz en-
nuestro planeta, Brennan, Fulton
y muchos otros mas?
"No quiero adelantar los hechos en-
este asunto, pero quiero agregarle,
que 81 ell argentine no puede resistir
dos o tres punetazos descargados CO.
mo debe ser, el campeonato permane-
cera en- los Estados Unidos Y Firpo
tendra que perfeccionarse mucho mas
en- Ell arte de la defensa para enfren-
tarseme con probabilidades de triun-
TO-"
El entrometido fanatico salio del
gimnasio del campeon, pero en- su
semblante sc podfa notar cierta duda.
Verdaderamente, Firpo tendra que
resistir muchisimos golpes antes de
lograr poner en- peligro Dempsey.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-05

DE ACUERDO CON LOS REGLANTEN
los QUE AL EFECTo PRESCRIBE
RE Ell TESoRERo DE PUERTO RI
co: (a) al adquirir los articulos tribu-
tables y tenerlos en- su poder, hacienda
los asientos de entrada salida en- ell
nbro de existencias movimiento y
pagando simultaneamente los impues-
tos. mediante La cancellation de los Sc
Dos correspondientes sobre una factura
dc rentas internas, (b) medida que
vaya disponiendo de los artfculos tri-
butables. Las personals que adqueran
srticulos tributables por otro conducto
que no sea ell de los mencionados traf
cantes, comisionistas sus representan-
tes pagaran los impuestos tan pronto
tengan los articulos en- su poder, de
acuerdo con la defnici6n 'sAD-vALo-
REM" contenida en- esta ley.
Los trafcantes seran responsables del
pago de los impuestos al vender cual-
duier articulo tributable a un consumi-
dor. FL consumidor sera responsible del
pago de los impuestos al adquirir ar
t:culos tributables. 81 sobre estcs aun
no Sc hubieren pagado.''
]. w. BONNER,
Tesorcro de Puerto Rico. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-05
UNl FANATICO EXALTADO PRE-
VIENE AL CAMPEON J. DEMP-
SEY DE SU PELIGRO

DespaGes de haber visto Firpo en-
Atlantic City, aconseja al cantpe61a
que Sc c,tide.--Firpo no es an "to''o
saIvaje', M es leRto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-05

OLTMPO:
Fatty Arbuckle en- 'tEl Aflo Bisies-
to-.
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CINE POPULAR:
"El Peligro oculto' y una comedia.
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TRES BANDEEzAS:

Ira. jornada de la Hija de La Ajus
ticiada' LA Hija de Napoleon y
6mica.
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PUERTO RICO:

Damas gratis. ''De Hombre a HON
bre''
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NEGoc1ADo DE ARB1TE1os
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R.I:ALTo:

EGIkA1aL u ....----...- e-~
Gran concerto ben5fico por Elisa Ia
varez de storer y la violinista Marta
&C la Tore y un estreno cinematogra
fico.
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eoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO

DEPARTAMENTo DE HACIENDA
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IMPERIAL: -. !.
Damas gratis "Carlos Huracan" y
''El Poder Interno''.
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VICTORY GARDEN:
Benefcio con la cinta La Voz del
Alma" variedades.