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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03
The Danger That Lies in a DIM
pie Deep.
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
The one woman in New York who is
favored by fortune in the respect of
beautiful dimples above all her sisters
is Mrs. Florence Rice Knox, the singer
Her fair, round face when she laughs
or smiles shows number of deep
dimples about her mouth and in either
cheek which add greatly to her beauty
and cause much envy among her as
sociatss. Why or how dimples in n
woman's face can be subject to the
caprices of fashion is question not
easily decided, but certain it is that
they play their part upon the stage
for a generation or two and then dis
appear almose entirely for a decade.
Fifty years ago dimples were one OF
the requisites of perfect beauty, but
they are rarely seen now. Perhaps
this is well, for, alack! there lies more
peril in one dimple than in twenty
swords and the word is wicked enough
as it is, There have been efforts a,s
various times to produce artificial
dimples by various processes but
with little success. There is no charm
except about the genuine. laughing,
changing, come-and-go dimple of ye
olden time.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03

From the Chicago News.
A Very small newsboy stood at the
corner OF Superior and Clark streets
few days ago. Under his arm
was a solitary and besrattered copy of
the noon edition OF the Daily News.
Satisfied either by the plethoric con-
dition OF his pocket, caused by a sue
cessful run of business, or by the
warmth OF the sun he disdained to call
his wares.
\ rotund and austere officer of the
North Side Street Railway Company
passed. He stopped abruptly, ep-
preached the lounging youngsteI, and
said: 'News, boy" at the same time
slipping coin into the hand of'the
urchln, who, III turn. dexterouslv de-
posted 1t between his teeth. Deliv-
erlng the wrinkled paper the boy sent
dirty hand into his trousers pocket,
and produced four pennies and a nick
el. which he emptied into the extended
palm of the dignified purchaser.
You should be more careful, sir, -
said therotund gentleman. glancing at
the change, and then handing it back
TO the heyounsster. "Igave you Scent
piece, not dime"
Not a muscle of the boys face NOV
ed. The same dirty little hand went
up to his mouth and returned with
the Scent piece. Quick as a flash the
coin had changed owners.
whats this for?" gasped the digni-
fed official.
Keep der money" replied the boy,
with wave of the dirty hand; II likes
ter reward honesty"
The dignifie1 gentleman blushed to
the roots OF his hair, and stood for u
moment gazing at the back of the self
possessed urchin, who had turned on
his heel and sauntered away.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03

ures as will result in keeping the Indians
on their reservation. You
will say to the Indians that il they con.
time to annoy settlers that they will be
liable to arrest and prosecution under the
laws OF the state. and further that the
sc ttiers may become exasperated and re-
sort to violence lin fact they so threaten
in their petition), an event which might
lead to the most serious results.
You will take such steps as may be neces-
sary 20 vigorously prosecute the parties
referred to in the petition who have been
guilty OF selling liquor to these Indians.
(Signed.) A. B. UPsHAw,
Acting Commissioner.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03
Sharp Letter to Sheehai.

In reply to a petition form the settlers
OF Crow Wing and Cass counties. complain
ing OF depredations, ETC., which have been
committed by reservation Indians. and
asking that such Indians be restrained
Fl ON making incursions into the settle
ment OF the petitioners, the department OF
the interior has addressed the following
letter to T. j. Sheehan, Indian agent at
the White Earth agency:
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 16.-J. T.
Sheehan, ESQ.,, United States Indian Agent,
White Earth Agency-Sir: am in receipt
OF letter by department reference from
Hon. Knute Nelson. inclosing one from
H. C. Stions, dated Brainerd, April z.
transmitting three petitions signed by 191
persons, settlers in the counties OF Crow
Wing and Cass, complaining that reserva.
tion Indians go into the settlements, pur-
chase whisky and commit depredations
and other offenses, and pray that the prop.
er Indian agents be instructed to restrain
all Indians from making such incursions.
You are instructed to make o thorough
investigation OF the subject and take
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03

away, and have never seen her since.
/ am still agent at the Big Lick juno
tion but no ripple has disturbed the
stiffness of my quiet stream Of lifa
since that eventful September evening.
/ have the pair of sleeve-buttons and
the two revolvers in my possession
yet, but never wear the buttons, be-
cause, although not given to supersti-
tious ideas, l imagine they may car
ry with them i'll luck.-Philadelphia
News
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03

When shall we meet again,
Dearest and best,
Thou going eastward, and
going west.
Thou in whose love my heart
Seeks for it's rest;
When shall we meet again,
Dearest and best?
Not in loves common way
Was my love spoken
no sweet confession made,
Sealed by sweet token;
Calmly / uttered it,
Though half heartbroken;
Not in loves common way
Was my love spoken.
What will its issue be?
Cloud shadows fall
All is uncertainty
Iet over all
One guideth steadily
Great things and small;
What will the issue be?
God guideth all.
JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03

A goosefarm is one of the curiosities
Of agriculture on the eastern shors of
Virginia. Within an area of about
5000 acres live 5000 geese, of sever
al varieties, attended by herders and
regularly fed with corn, etc. The OBJ
ject is the collecting of down for quilts
and pillows, and once in about six
weeks a plucking takes place. Only
the breast and sides under the wings
are to be plucked, and it requires the
yield of nearly 100 geese to weigh a
pound. The raw feathers are sent to
Philadelphia for cleaning and sorting.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-05-03

In the Canadian house OF commons the
correspondence with the United States
bearing on the sea fisheries question was
called for. Sir Charles Upper and Sir
John Macdonald assured the house that
they had the utmost confidence that the
United States would be forced to COM
pensate all Canadian ms damaged by the
seizures.
Judge Patterson OF New York has den led
the motion to quash the Indictment in the
case OF Thomas B. Kerr. who is ind icted
together with Sharp, Foshay and Rich
mond for bribing the 1884 board OF alder
face railroad. His honor says the trial
must be proceeded with at once.
Gov Fitzhugh Lee ofVirgina has written
letter to Gen. Charles H. Coils, regretting
that the acceptance Of previous invita-
tion will prevent his being present at the
Grant birthday dinner. Along with his
regrets, Gov Lee sends an eloquent tribute
to the unerring military ability OF the
great soldier.
The President has issued an order as
signing Maj. Gen. Crook to the command
of the division OF the Missouri and Brig.
Gen. Brooke to the command OF the divis-
ion OF the Platte.
The Burlington & Quincy roa ad has vio-
lated the terms OF the recent passenger and
freight agreement in max ing q circus con.
tract at less rate than that fixed. This
nullifios the agreement, and leaves the
various roads free to make such rates on
circus transportation as they choose.
The greeting OF Queen Victoria in Berlin
was everywhere respectful and many times
the waiting crowds cheered with enthusi.
asm. The Queen made three visits 20 Em.
peror Frederick's sickroom.
Lord Wolseley, at the banquet to Sir
John Pender. disapproved the present
English army and navy system, which he
said would sooner or later land the coun.
try in disaster.
The Dominion government requested the
bill to charter the Western & Northwest
ern road, now before parlia ment at Otta
wa, to stand over for another session.
This company contemplated building q
cutoff to the boundary. but the govern
ment refused it's assent, the intention be-.
Ing it is supposed, to not allow more than
the Red River Valley road at present.
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ii Goes to Fergus Falls.

The joint commission appointed by the
North Dakota and the Northern and Min
nesota conferences OF the NJ. L. church. to
settle upon location for the proposed
Methodist seminary, met in Fargo to hear
propositions from competing towns.
The commission consists Of ten members,
five from Dakota and five from Minnesota.
Mayor Newman delivered an address OF
welcome in behalf OF the city, and Mr..
Tevomy welcomed the visitors on behalf OF
the board OF trade. Rev. Mr.. Holman
responded for the commission, after
which they proceeded to business. Prop
osirions were received from Moorhead,
Fergus Falls, Wahpeton and Fargo. The
Moorhead site was visited in the after.
noon. and at the session OF the commits
sion afterward it was decided to accept
the offer OF Fergus Falls. which consists OF
So, 100 cash, $1,000 in real estate, and a
site OF ten acres or more, valued at about
$4,000. Most OF the Dakota members
voted for Fergus Falls, it is said, in the
hope that more important institute
could soon be bui lit in Dakota.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04

20 ha lido ,apturado en- Yagua
rama4 el bandido Santana y Pe
rez, que pertenecio a las partids>
de NAH 'chores de Lengue Rome
70 ' Matag5s.
De otras capturas de pajaros
de cuenta, de menor cwantia que
aquel, dan cuenta los peri6dicos.
De desear es anuncien cuanto
antes que ha quedsdo la lsla de
Cuba perfectamente limpia de
malhechores.
Ea muchos puntos de la isla,
merced al socorro oG isl y priva
do y 8 Ia iniciativa general, que
sguijonean la magnitud y los
|efectos del reciente desastre, sc
est&n reparando activamente los
dafios materiales causados por el
cicl6n en- la riqueza territorial y
urbana.
lOjala que en- breve queden
completamente borradas las omi-
nosas huellas de tan terrible des-
ventura!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04
REYISTA DEL MERCAD0 De l0NDRES.
ssTh syptssnents para el "BOIEIH HBRGASIIL' psr k
sREs. A. RUFFER s HIJos.
8 de Octubre 1883.

Azdcar.-El tempo ha favoreci.
do la remolacha durante ell mes de
Setiembre Y aumentado grande-.
mente la materia sacarina de las
raices. A consecuencia de COM
pras coDsiderables para los Estados
Unidos, hechas en- Liverpool, Glas-
gov, Londres Y Hamburgo, los
precios alzaron de unos Sd, pero,
desde ell % de Setiembre, cuando
Sc supo ell aumento que sufrierou
los calculos de Mr.. LIGHT, ell mar
cado af1oj6 y los precios bajaron.
COtizamos hoy: 1884 plra en-.
tregar durante ell mes que core, )
1916 por cwt., para entregar en-
Noviembre 6 Diciembre, franco
a b ,rdO, Hamburgo Lp nueva CO
serha de remolacha SO calcula en-
1850, 900 toneladas, contra 24lG
mil toneladas en- 1SS7-SS, Y contra
2,728,S1l toneladas Ell 1S86-87.
Los precios de los azicares dt
cana refno han estado muy firmes
debi,lo D la buena demanda para Il
refneria indig na, y para la de 10.
Estados - Unidos. Sin ombargo
desde hace algunos dfas Sc nota ur
POGO mas de fojedad a causa de ID
baja de los az1eares de remolachs
y del alza que ha experimental
el descuento del banco ingles.
Las existencias en- los 4 grande.
puertos del RENO Uniio eran e
20 de Setiemb de l80,7i7 tone
ladas, contra l7S,805 toneladas er
1887, y contra 24l, ,279 toneladas Ell
1886, en- la misma epoca.
Las exis:encias en- Europa y Els
tados- -Unidos son memories que lal
del aho pasado en- unas 160, 900 to
neladas; = como el consume au
menta cada an ), creemos que ID
production de 1SSS-S9 no excede
ra apenas Ie 10 que Sc necesita, J
que, por tanto, los p'ecios dsberar
mantenerse, mas 6 menos, al nive
actual.
Relativaments a azhcar de Puer
to-Rico, no tenemos noticia d,
ninguna TRANSACTION, y nuestral
cotlzaciones son, nominslmente, co
mo sigue;
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REVISTA COMMERCIAL
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

del puerto de Santa Cruz dc Tenerife, J
% espera en- este del 10 al IL del cOrriente
Cumplida Ia descarga de 10 que condu-
CO para este puerto, seguira viaje los
de Mayagiez, Ponce, Matanzas, Habans
~ Cienfuegos, para cuyOs tres nltimos ad.
mite carga y pasaje. ConsignatariOs, Ru-
bert HermanOs.
Vap. esp. miguel M. PlnllloS"
Segin nos informa la casa consignata-
ria, dicho vapor saldra de este puerto del
26 al p del corriente para los de Santan-
der, Cadiz, Malaga y Barcelona. para GU.
yos puertos admite carga y pasajeros, Co
mo igualmente para Geneva Marsella
con trasbordo en- ell 1ltimo puerto citado
Ell vapOr San Juan en- su viaje del 9;
recogera la carga que ha de trasborda,s 81
al expresadO trasatlantico con destinO {
todos los puertos mencionados.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse sui
consignatarios, Fortaleza 81. Sucesorel
de c. G. Saenz y C.
EAPRESA De los Sres S0BRINOS De HERRERA, Hahaua
Sali6 ell dia 81 de Octubre del puerto
de la Habana, su vap. "Manuelita Ma.
ria" con destino al nuesrro, hacienda e
servicio de cOrre0 hasta ell mismo, Y en-
lugar del ON. L. Villaverde." A la We.
nida tocara on Nuevitas, Gibara, Baracoa,
Guantanamo, Cuba, Ponce, MayagIez y
Aguadilla; al retorno on Aguadilla, Ma.
yagiez, Ponce, Pot-au Prince, Cuba, Ba-
racoa, Gibara Nuevitas, admitiendo pa
ra tOdos ellOs carga y pasAjeros Consig.
natarios, Fedderssen & Z.
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DESPACHADOS
OPERAClONES De BUQUEs EN- PUERTO.
TRAvEsfA.

TRAvEsfA.
Col. amer. "Dione," captain II.
G. Keynes, descargando.
Col. ing. "Olifford," captain Fla
nj, descargando.
Col. esp. "Alianza," captain Cas-
tor, pendiente.
Berg. esp. "Cortes," captain So
brafen, descargando.
CABoTAJE.
Col. esp. "Providencia," captain
Llad6, carga para Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Carmencita," captain
Silva, carga para Yabucoa y Vie
ques.
Col. esp. "Felicidad," captain G.
Velez, carga para Arroyo.
Col. esp. "Dos Hermanos," car
ga para Mayagtiez y Ponce.
Bdra. esp. "Dos de Mayo" capi.
tan L. Fernandez, carga para Are.
cibo.
Col. esp. "Coraz6n de Marla,' ca.
pitan N. Lloret, carga para Manati
Col. esp. Laura" captain R
Valdes, carga para Vega alta.
Bdra. esp. "Marfa Dolores, cap
NJ. Martinez, carga para Fajardo
Col. esp. "O$rmen Nuza," cap. P.
j. Zaragoza, pendiente.
Gol. esp. "Guillermito, cap. A.
Rosas, carga para Arroyo y Ponce,
Col. esp. "Corazon de Jesus, y
cap. Subira, carenando.
Col esp. Julia, cap. Ortuho, ca.
renando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04
MANIFESTATION.

Sr. Director del B1LsT1x MBRoAN-
TIL.
May distinguido Senor, de toda mi
consideration; sgradecere 4 V. Sc sir
We insertsr en- su ilustrAdo peri6dico,
con Ell fin de que tengan 10 mayor
publicidad, las sigoientes lineas, por 10
que anticipa q V. las gracias su atento
" 8. 8. Q, 8. NJ. B. 8.
Acabo de hAcer un visje por ell CEN
tro de 10 Isls, = en- todAs parties, como
es natural, no SO habla mas que de los
Dres. Oaraballo , Trelles, por Ia cele-
bridsd sobre los conocimientos ton pre-.
cisos y exactos (mStemAticos, mejor
dicho) que poseen para Ia expulsion de
10 teIia = dem&s parGsitos de la region
abdominal, conquist&adoles ell pass-
to mas preeminente entire los mas &c
lebres helmint6logos.- hombres
pensadores hsyan querido estudisr
sse innegable , plausible adelaDto, es
natural; que otros, por csusas vsrias,
tratsran de opener obst6culos 10
marcha que tienen los hechos eviden-
tcs. no es de extrtAlr, puesto que 10
verdad Sc impone; pero que hays
quienes, despue, de acreditsr ante
uumsroso Ttb leo 10 verdsd anunciads
por los precitados doctores, pretendAn,
. L. sombra de ese movimieuto que
SO observa en- muchss pobIsciones, ex-
plotsr 4 Ia ere lula humauidad ase-
gurando poseer esos mismos como
cimisntos sin prnebas que 10 jastlfi
queo, no 10 comprendemos nj sabemos,
francamente, que csIificstivo merecen:
las personals sensStss iuzgsran.-El
objeto de las presentes lineas no es, nj
puede Ser otro, sino lamar Ia stenci6n
del d olico en- genersi para que no de
oidos d estos seh ,res que se consideran
omnicientee, tods vez que los verdade
ros Dootores sspecialistas se encuen-
Iran en- 10 capital, 4 donde me drip
con el fin de coasu tarlss.-No tengo
el gusto de conocer { estos sefores
Doctores, y, por lu tanto, creo que el
phblico jusgarA acerca de 10 impair
ciAlidad de esta espontAnss msnlfss.
taci6n, que, ciertamente, no necesitan
para adquirir uua fama que 70 han sa-
bido conquistsr; SOLO 10 admiration por
10 verdAdera ciencia y 10 supina igno-
rancis de los que pretendsn sorpren
der sl Itblico imitandoles, me han
imptlido 4 clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04
C0TlzACl0Nes De PAPEL DEL ESTADo.
AvISOS.

Vap. esp. "AIfonso XII"
Segin nos comunica Ia Casa consigna.
tAria, dicho vapor hA salido del puerto
de CadiE, con direccion este, el dia 81
del eorriente. Consignatarios, 8. dc EE-
quiaga
Vap. esp. "San Agustin"
Segnn nos eomunican aus eonsignata.
rios, dicho vapor hA salido del puerto
de vigo, con direction 4 cate, el 81 del
corriente. Consignatarios, 5. de EsquiA-
ga.
Vap. esp. "Ponce de Leon"
II vap. cap, Ponce de Leon, pro-
eedente de Barcelona y sseaaas, ha salido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04

Mascabado comun refino 1lI6 4
IL, 6 D. cwt., condolences fotantes.
Mascabado regular 1919 AIS p.
cwt. id. id.
Mascabado bueno a superior ref
no 1916 & IA p. cwt. id. id.
Centrifugado refino 1913 & 1919
p. cwt. id. id.
MascabadO regular & fino para
el consume 14I6 & 10, condolences
de la plaza.
Oentrifugado regular q fino para
ell consume 15l6 q II id. i'd.
ROn.-La demanda es buena, v
los precios han alzado. Ootizamos
1'ld2 por proof gallon ell de Puerto
Rico.
CatI-Hemos tenido un merca-
do muy firme durante ell mes que
revistamos, y los precios han alza-
do de 4 & 5 por cwt. para el de to.
das las procedencias. Los arribOs
de Rio y Santos no son mayores &
los que tuvieron lugar hace 2 amos,
cuando la cOsecha era de 81 milo
mes de sacOs, y Sc calcula sobre IN
maximum de exportaci6n de 81 mi.
Homes de sacos. Como las exiaten-
cias en- los Estados- Unidos y en- Eu-
ropa son muy reducidas, y el consul
mo sc ve en- ell case de pagar pre-.
clos caros para aprovisionarse; y
en- ell Brasil los precios Sc mantle.
nen mas ALA de la paridad de los
paises lie consume. Por otro lado,
ell mercado comienza 6 estar baio
el infujo de las noticias relativaa
a la forescencia de los cafetales
para la cosecha de 1889, las cuales
no son muy favorables por ahora.
Una cosecha escasa viene gene
ralmente despues de una abnndan.
te. Por 10 que hace & cafe de
Puerto-Rico, 1854 sacos Sc ofreCie-
ron en- remate hace 4 6 3 semanas,
y la mayor parte Sc vendi6 desde
80 hasta 83I6 ell "Yaucon regular
a bueno, S6l6 el superior, Y 84l6 6
81 ell caracolillo. Las existencias
de cafe en- L6ndres, eran el IL del
actual de TITO toneladas contra
lS90S toneladas el ano pasado en-
la misma 6poca; y Sc calculan en-
u, ,829 tOneladas en- los principales
puertos de Europa, contra lag, ,099
toneladas ell 10 de Octubre de 1887.
Los 'rribos a Rio, del 1c Julio al28
de S@tiembre, eran de 1.187, 900 sa-
cos, contra 4ll,OO0 en- la misma
epoNa del aio 1887, Y contra
100000 sacos en- 1886; los de
Santos de 100000 sacos, contra
233, 900 en- 1887 y 605,COO en- Ia
misma 6poca Ell afio de 1886, Y las
existencias On los dos puertos, On
28 de Setiembre, eran de 329, 900
sacos, contra 695,0OO en- 1887, Y
contra 353, 900 sacos en- la misma
6poca de 1886.
Arros Los precios han alzadO
de AZ & 90 por cwt., despu9s de
nuestra Ultima Revista, Y cotiza-
mos hoy 8l10i 4 g. cent, condicio-
mes usuales de Liverpool por Ia
clase corriente Rangoon.
Aceitillo 200 cafiones de Puer.
to-R'eo SO vendieron aquf de 50
hasfa s. por pie de superficie, de
una pulgada de espesor, segun ca
lidad. Las existencias son mny
reducidas, y opinamos por nusvas
consignaciones. ,.
Pes's msrscanos -valen at 10
onZa.
Plata en- barrds Sc paga q 4S4
la onza.
Cambio sobre Madrid q 8 meses
fecha; 45d5 por :.
Rsnta Exterior Espaaola 4 p.2 1
l73I
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GAcETA OE HOY.

Por el q .bisruo u saesal &c
pubica uea rclaei6a de 10. pvs-
bios que h,n "a ! fscho toaa. .,
ateneiones de pilmera sa.sa saaA
para estimulo do los mesuacs
con apercibimieasO Do Ice sa.ssnes
X o. nomhrAado Coenasdaas.
de este Psrsidio Z Dsa Alhwsss
MArqueris. que s~Esn lgaal car
90 en- Pusrso-Pslssips --csAa.
Ri Exemo Ss. GshsgsAass q >
neral dispose cue tOSoa -. yss.
800 one salieFoa Do sssa ~Assei
para cSaA eca msuvv d - n
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Los oSpOSO6 OanuuO poSeiAu ca
Ia Habana mas de 80 casas, per.
cihiendo por elias una renta men
sual de 90 10000 pesos.
A su hija, dnica, & hijo politi-
co, les pasaban de 500 4 500 pc
SOS mensuales.
Vivian con exsgerada econo-
mis-, pero este no impedia que hi
cieraD, como hacian, muchas obras
de caridad, y fuesen tolerantss J
benignoS CON sus inquilinos.
Rsz6n por la cual eran muy
estimados los infelices eeposos
Sanudo.
Ei era octogenario; ella sepsua
genaria.
Abiertos los testamsnlos do los
esposos Sanudo, que datan de
1881, Spoca en- que "a era cuan :
tiosisima 10 fortuna de los e6ayu
ges, resulta heredera universal do
ambOa su hija taics, dona Mari,
de la Regla Sanudo de Munos.
Del proceso POGO dicen en- pari
dad nuestro canjes. Auotan %.
lamente el hecho de haber sido
detenidoa, 4 consecuencia del
mismc, dos individuo', que fue
RON cast 4 seguida pusstos en- Ii.
bertad.
La Gaardia Civil, % IN On
Cuentro que ha tenido con una
cuAdrilla de bandido., en- Jaris.
dicci6n de las Tuna', ha muerso al
facineroso Juan L6pes, terror Do
pquslla comarca.
R9r sl mis@o bsnsmtri.o eusr.
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DEFECADORAs.

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