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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10

alone9 I ought not-cannot--yet do ]
believe you. You surely never could
be so base as to invent this tale"
"No-upon my hopes OF future bliss
I could not. maiden! You must not
trine with your life and honor, but let
me in"
And II ! cid, what could you do
against such numbers? They are four
to ~one-would soon overpower you,
and one more life would be lost"
Not II you have arms; and ] think
your father would not be left without
them. / fear them not-you know that
| am resolute."
IL do .ndeed-and now you'd risk
your life for these you did assail' l
thank you, thank you kindly, sir-out
dare not open the door"
Then, maiden, II you'll not admit
me, here will I now remain. without
arms, and but Ill able to contend with
four armed villains; but still, here
will ] remain and prove my truth TO
one I will protect 'gainst odds-yes'
ever here!"
Then shall I be thy murderer! But
that must not be. Oh! sir-swear'
swear by all that's holy, and by all
that's pure, that you do not deceive
me-"
az swear by myself maiden, than al
to me more sacred!'
The easement closed, and in n shor'
time a light appeared above. In q min
ute or two more the door was opened
to Philip by the fair daughter OF Myn'
heer Poots. She stood with the
candle in her right hand, the colo
in her checks varying-now flushing
red, and again deathly pale. Her LEI
hand was down by her side, and In !
she held a pistol half concealed. Philil
perceived this %precaution on her part
but took no notice of il; he wished L
reassure her.
Maiden" said he, not entering, u
you still have doubts-if you thini
you have been i'll advised in giving m
admission-there is yet time to clos
the door against me; but for your owl
sake / entreat you not. Before tn
moon is up. the robbers will be here
With my life ! will protect you, II yo'
will but trust me. Who indeed coul
injure one like you?"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
Little Notes,

Homer Hall. who has for some time
been working in Nebraska City, on the
Duff elevator and ut the Nebraska City
iron works, had his plans made and
ticket bought to leave for Kansas City,
but was detained at the Missouri Pa
ci6c depot by officers who placed him
under arrest, asking him TO settle a
board bill of s23.7O at the National
house.
+. +. Ferris, lately of the law firm
of Tibbets Bros, Morey & Ferris, OF
Hastings aud Lincoln, has retired from
the practice Of law to take up the work
in his chosen field of spreading the
gospel, and will preach in Hastings.
His personal popularity in Hastings as
well as his we'll known ability will in
sure him a big congregation.
Mrs. Willis Of Ashland, and her
daughter and son, Flora and Fred
Steele, visiting at the home of Mrs. II.
Il. Wetherald, on Woolworth avenue,
Omaha, received painful burns by the
overturning OF a lamp by a babe. Miss
Steele's injuries are of a critical char
acter, but il is believed she will re-
cover.
Henry Feldt of Beatrice went TO
Lincoln recently in search OF his
daughter who has been leading a way
ward life. The girl was found by the
police and asked if she was willing to
go home wi tn her father. She ex-
pressed herself as weary of the life
She had been leading and consented to
return.
Henry Nelson has been arrested In
Omaha and will be taken to Kearney
on a charge of having shot Tom Cullen
with intent To kill, at Buda four
months ago. Both men were employ
ed In q gravel gang.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
FENDER IS IN CUSTODY.
AssniIant Of Little Ida Fryrear Cap
turcd In south Omaha.

Sheriff Nelson Of Dewitt has re-
turned home from South Omaha with
the young man named Fender. who Is
to face n charge of raping Miss Ida
Fryrear, near Dewitt. IA few days ago.
lie Is employed ut the South Omaha
stock yards and declares he has not
been away from there and is innocent
of the charge. The records OF the Of
fee however, show that Fender was
absent from the day before the out
rage was committed until the day fol-
lowing. II II. Jones OF C%latonin, an
uncle of the girl. who has been deeply
interested in the search for Fender. In
highly pleased over his success. Some
one told Fender of the feeling against
him in the ncighborhood OF the girls
home, when he became decidedly ner'
yOus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
BELIEVED TO Be A MURDER.
Dead Body Of n Man Found Near Pleasant
Dale.

~ ''s ~ '""' '''' a'Ne ""s
Date.
The dead body OF n man was found
near the railroad track near Pleasant
Dale the other day. A search Of his
body has brought to light nothing be-
You'd n letter addressed to Lawrence
Dooley of Lincoln. The coroner from
Beaver Crossing has arrived. and held
u searching inquiry into the case. so
little was developed hat the jury was
forced to bring u verdict that the nan
came to- his death ut the hands Of some
parties unknown.
The circumstances surrounding tho
case are about as follows: On Friday
evening four tramps who clniined to-
be brothers were begging ut Pleasant
Dale. Later two men were seen en-
camped near the railroad track about
three miles west Of Pleasant Dale. Tho
other morning the body OF q man vas
found cold aud stiff, and tracks in the
snow indicated that the other had
made his escape. These tracks were
made In an erratic manner IL the nan
sought TO throw anyone following off
the track.
Lawrence Dooley, or Larry Dooley,
Is the name OF n man who was liber-
ated from the Lancaster county Jail
recently after he had served sixty days
for vagrancy. lie answers to the de-
scription of the man who was foun d
dead at Pleasant Dale In Seward
", and sheriff Trompen Is satisfied
that he is the same. sheriff Trompen
says it was understood by u partner of
Doolcy, who is still In Jail, that Doolcy
was To 90 to pleasant Dale and wait
there until his partner was released.
The description of the dead man fits
Dooley. When in Jail at Lincoln Dooley
attempted to commit a henious assault
upon his young comrade, who is about
twenty. The two were separated and
both were sentenced TO the county
Jail. At the city Jail Dooley gave his
occupation as that Of a miner and his
age at forty-seven. The Lincoln police
belle We HIM TO be n born criminal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
shin Hogs 10 Oregon.

Bronson & Son, prominent stock
dealers Of Grand Island, have shipped
an entire train load of hogs TO Port
land. Ore. The train consisted of ten
double deck cars. especially fitted up
to keep out the cold. The shipment is
for slaughter in the Oregon city and
the dealers state that they have a con-
tract to make n similar shipment ev-
cry three weeks. 1t is the first time
that an entire train load was shipped
from this city to such n remote west
ern point.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
REBELS DRIVEN BACK.
American Troops rut the Fiiipinos "
flight ut Manila.

tHght NJ MANIA.
MANILA, Feb. The long cxpcctco
rupture between the Americans and
the FilipinoS has come at last. The
former arc now engaged in solving the
Philippine problem with the utmost
expedition possible. The Filipino' at
tackled the American line from Calvoo.
can to Santa Mesa Saturday evening.
There was heavy fusilade on both
sides, and the artillery vas used.
The United states cruiser Charleston
and the gunboat Concord bombarded
the e1cmy. The Americans, after
magnificent charges, captured several
OF the cnemy's position. The Ameri-
cans lost twenty killed and l25 wound
ed. The Wlipinos lost heavily.
The clash came at $40, when three
daring Filipinos dartcd past tho Ne
braska regiments p%ickcts at Santa
Mesa, but retired when challenged.
They repeated the experiment without
drawing the scntrics' fire, but the
third time Corporal Greedy challenged
the Filipinos aud then fred, killing
one of them and wounding another.
nliiloSN iuilitNAlNNtiN Ne'ts h'o
Filipino line, from Calvoocap to santa
Mesa, commenced u fusilane which
was Intellectual. The Nebraska, Mon
tana aud North Dakota outposts re-
piled vigorously, and held their ground
until rcinforccmcnts arrived.
The Elipinos, In the meantime, con-
c%entratcd at three points, Caivoocan,
Gagalangin aud Santa Mesa. At about
/ O'Clock, the Filipinos opened a hot
fire from all three places simultan-
cously. This was supplemented by
the fire Of two siege guns at Balik-
balik, and by advancing their skir-
mishcrs from Pace and Pandacan.
The Americans responded with n
terrific fire, but, owing to the dark
! ness they were unable to determine
its effect. The Utah light artillery
tive battery. The Third artillery
also did good work on the extreme
left. The engagement lasted over an
hour.
The United States cruiser Charleston
aud the gunboat Concord, stationed of
Malabona, opened fire from their
secondary batteries on the Fflipinos
position at Calvoacan and kept 1t NJ
vigorously.
At PAS there was another fusilade
along the entire line, and the United
States sea-going, double.turreted mon
itor Monadnock opened fire on the en-
envy from off Malatc.
With daylight the Americans nd
vanced. The California and Washing
ton regiments made n splendid charg'
and drove the Filipinos from the vii
lagos OF Pace and Santa Mesa. TIL
Nebraska regiment also distinguishes
itself, capturing several prisoners an
one lIowitzer and a very strong pos
tion at the reservoir, which is cor
nectcd with the water works. Tn
Kansas and Dakota regiment con
pelied the enep.y's right flank TO retir
to C~alvoacan.
There was intermittent firing at v,
rious points all day long. The losso
of the Filipinos cannot be estimate
at present, but they are known to /
considerable. The American loss,
are estimated at twenty men kille
and l25 wounded.
The Ygorates, armed with bows an
arrows. made n very determined stan
In the face of n hot artillery fire, an
left many dead on the field. Severe
attempts were made in this city TO a
sassinato Alcrican officers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10
A Poor Showing.

mo-" declared Horace Hardrocks, 81
cannot consent to let you marry my
daughter. A man who confesses bank
ruptcy as you did shall never become
a member OF my family II ] can help
It," But" Albert Allingham protest
ed, many another nan has gone into
bankruptcy and still come out all right.
Some of our ablest financiers have had
that experience" Very true, but Tat
will never happen In your case. You
have no financial ability whatever.
Your assets were only $4,000 less than
your liabilities"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-10

If the history ov humanity had awl
the blud wasn't outer 1t, the lines wud
be too dim Tn pale to foller.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-20
REBEKAHS

CT A PIzONA LODGE. NO. IF. MEETS A every xonday evening. ALERT NtT- TIC. C. T., P NJ WILLIAMS. E. $. Visiting members cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS

n ATnBONE LODGE. NO. TO- K. OF p h meets every Tu-s5ay eveuius II. F..
 MASS, (. C. A. E. WITTiG. k. K. $. Visiting brothers cordially invited
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-20
| F

oISpEE LODGE. NO.'Io. MEETS EV- ID cry Wedresday evening. I. CoNSTA-
 BLr, x. C. EnII. MARKS. R. $. Wis., ing brothers cordially invited to attend
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-20
BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
 respondent.

! OFFERINGS.
 c. S. Crocket: VII leave in the
 morning for the Huschucss. Mis- Mild Hunter, of Pasadena, Cal
 is in Bisbee oa a shor, visit. The report is current that there are several case. oi typhoid fever In town. Superintendent. Ben Williams will leave in the morning for Tucson on mining business.
 John Nosls will leave ia the morning for Los Angeles. to indulge in well earned rect.
 Miss Clu1die Smith. accompanied by Mrs. NJ. J. Blair, left .,his morning for few days in tae h uachucas.
 NJ. J. Gu nipgham, cashier in the Copper Queen .tore will leave in the morning for Southern California, for rest and recreation.
 Sheriff Wakefield, of Pima county, left this morning for Tucson talking with him the lio of prisoners who were arrested by him here . day CT two ago.
 Mrs Lewis has gone to Tucson, &C., eompanied by her son. Their etay will be indefinite, the obiec. ol the trip Icing for the benefit c! the young man's health.
 Owing to heavy rains between the place aud Benson, the incoming train today was delayed over ap hour. A. the rain will bo of grea. benefit. snd the taIdness of th- train no injury, ell are satisfed.
 While playing about the yard la.t evening, the little daughter of J. L. Brown fell, disloesting her righ, arm above the shoulder. The injury re- oeived prompt medical attention and the child is doing we'll.
 A qusr.stt O poor uufortun2t,s a,s st present confined in the city prison. A Is " dave confinement in the local jail oughtto be severe punishment to any human being no. sccustomed to such maiodorous surroundings. Two Mexican 6, R )sendo Leon and Ants Romero we:s arrested this morning by Constable Louis in upper Brewey gulch. for disturbing the pact l oral quiet Of Bisbcs, by fl ghting. The case :is receiving the st.enlio of Judge Williams.
 syd Atwood, young electrical engineer, met with q painful accident at Wi!!soI recently, which will necessitste smputsiing two fingers. His hand was caught in !s dynamo and badly crushed. two fingers being almost served from the hand. Mir, Atwood is known in Bisbee, having spent several weeks here priCr to RoiL g to Willcox.
 Rain began falling early this even. ! ing aud .ss couiiDuef ssesdiIy up to midnight. Little rivrilsts sing merrily down the hillside streets, cutting minsture canyons in the thsroughfaIs ss they wend their way along. The rain is welcomed by all; it assures . good supply Of water as the city's supply was getting rather low. The bulkhead in the rear Of the frs station has been completed and is now ready for business; that of changing the course O. floods SO as to pre- ven, any danger resulting to the company z
 warehouse. The bulkhesd extends
 from the fire station along the creek
 bed to within s lew feet oi the ware
 house and is e substantial structure
 the construction Of which is wise and
 timely precaution.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-20
WOODMEN CIRCLE

@UEFN GROVE. WOODMEN CIRCLE
 Meets first and Third Thursdays oi C each month. Mes. L FITCH. w. C BERTHA WIITrG. C. Wishing members are cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-07-20

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-05
FAJARDO.

D. n Jose Miguel Rivera azdcar ron , pa.
oholf--don Santiago We've, azuear , ron-don
Jorge Bird Leon, a.dcar = miel-doniAntonio
4 B carlo, ~lioores, tabaco ) , almidon -El
Ayuntamiento, collection de maderas don Ca.
yetano Rivera, algod6n, gengibre, hedionda =
ar1 s-don Cirilo Frsgoso, en- ajagua, algod6n y
Cd gas don Miguel Zalduondo 0 We've, szdoar ,
ach tote don Manuel M . Baralt, a.dcar, cafe,
ron y maderas don Frisco Vixcarrondo, pa
cho'f = habichuelas ooloradas -Viuda de Sierra,
a!co hol-don Felix Vega, trabajos ebsnisterfa
MAI eras del pals don Esteb an Lopez, oonchas
de Benirz-don Enrique Bird, concha de carey
don Rafael We've, COLLECTION de e~sponjas del
pafs-doha Juana Larregu;z, oalados y borda'
dos -doha Juana Maldonado, id id-doda Al
fonsa Gomez, i'd id-doha Matilde Padr6n, id
id ! dona Dionisia Lan16. tejidos de sombreros
del pafs-doha Tomasa Calderon, i'd id-don
Jorge Bird Arias, collection de cocos y sus pro-
ductos-don Rafael Beralt, oaoao-don Fran.
cisco Bernabe. fbras de demajagua = hedionda
-Srtas. Velascos, encajes y bordados-Srta.
Amparo Rivera, varios bordados-Srta. Maria
Rivera Beserril, bordados-S rta. Blanca An
dreu, enoajes-Srtas. Ferreiro -Srta. Cecilia
Rivera Bsserril, encaj 90 -Srta. Dolores Rivera
Sta. Josefa Martina, enoajes-don Jose We.
We CaIzada, productos farmace atioos -don Ar.
turo Zalduondo y We've, miel de abeja--don
Julio Esparol:n nj, extrsctos de cafe don Ricar'
do Belabal, magaey, almid6a y hedionda do
ia Teodora Belabal, a1osnos de c,prichos don
Juan Lavsggi, piedras de oantera para fabrioa'
ci6n de oasas = cal-don Cristobal Andrea,
frutas al natural, oonserva- don Manuel Qui'
6onea, chsrlota-don Pedro A. Calderon, sirop
de tamarindo.
Qaed6 designada una com;si6n compuesta
del Sr. Aloalde Don Cristobal Andrew, don
Frisco Vizcarrondo, Don San tiago We've, don
Jorge Bird Arias = don Antonio r. BARGE
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Una cita.

lCuAntos seres injustos conjurados contra
nueslro amor! lCuantos corazones crueles go.
zando con ell dolor de n%uestras almas! No les
basta ell placer de alejarnoe; &C echan las fugaoes
a'egrfas que nos causa una mirada ~fortiva, cam.
biada 4 inmensa d star ola, burlando Ia vigilan.
ola de esa persecution sin tire lEs un cri'
men nuestro amor? mo los cansara esa tarea
de odio emprendida sin reoompensa contra una
passion inooente que ha fundido en- uno los dos
corazones que laceran con su iniustioia?
On! a 1orada de mi alma; 81 tn esperanxa
oonffa en- Dios tanto como la mia, deoretado p
sefalado estara va 81 dia de la inefable repara.
oion. iHabran pensado ellos alguna vez en-
Dios cuando nos persiguen y atormentan! mo
habra amado nunoa Dinguno de esos oorazones
desorefdos!
lOye. Perd6nalos. Nuestro amor esta muy
encima de sus perseguidores. Hay sitios en- Ell
mundo en- los cuales podemos encontrarnos sin
temores nj zozobras. Una fl ,r puede enoerrar
el secreto de nuestras esperanza IS: en- una estre-
LA nadie podra impedir que Sc reunan tn pen
samiento y 81 mfo. Sobre ell peiaxo de oielo
que ha sido tsstigo de los ratios feIices de mis-
contadas horas de algeria, brilla en- las noches
serenas un lucero hermoso como I'll, tranquilo
como mi esperanza. A 81 le puedes oonfar tus
penas; tn mirada Sc ~enoontrarA ccn la mia en-
ese mundo luminoso y distante para ell oual via
jan tanto mi p~ensamiento y mi amor.
Va veras como no pueden impedir esta Oh
ia. In1tilmente levantaran al cielo la mirada
esoudrifadora. La ~estre'la que brindara refu.
gio 4 nuastro amor, no Sc hara c6mplice del
odio.
Pedro z. Herrera.
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Fl asa|to de anoChe,

Con una conourrencia numerosa se llev6 &
efecto ell anuncia1o asalto de los se6ores Her
nandez y Sanchez Morales, en- la casa habita-
ci6n del primero.
Muchss de ~nuestras bellexas sc diercn cita
para alderman con sus g~raoias aquella morada
d~iatinguida, entire las ousles tuvimos ell gusto
de yer & las senoritas Hernandez, Ubeda, Ce
lis, Lopez, Gaztambide, Sanjurjo, Pa1ial, Con
zalez, Mendez, Umpierre, Quijarro, Guerra y
Provita Co'tada que tuvo la feliz idea de <ca
pear, 8 nuestro apreoiable amigo dun Juan
Hernandez Lopez y So estimable esposa doha
Carmen Moreno.
FL entusiasmo RENO en- todas parties y la
fiesta sc p~rolong6 hasta las dos = media de la
mahana.
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Sc eSpant6 e jibaro.

Con esta exclamation SO han presentado
a nuestras o6oinas, a manifestarnos <que va los
pobres jfbaros no vienen al meroado com So
lian, a vender calabazas y %legumbres; diz que
& oosecuenoia de que los prot ectores de los ami
males los oargan del limbo al tambo hasta
aplicarles una multa por cualq uier rozadura que
tengan en- la piel las beitias en- que traen sus
frutos,.
Els Ell case que va no Sc encuentran legum'
bres III otras producciones en- ell mercado: y
que hoy no vino <ni I'm jibarito> a gsnarse la
vida con la venta de frutss y calabazas.
1Podria decirnos algo Ell senor Arrastia
sobre 10 que dejamos anotado?
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- Mariana debutsra BALABREGA en-
nuestro coliseo. III programs es variadfsimo.
Sc han Pedido muchas localidades; pero no Sc
la hp del Testr al Hav " muoha a AMI 20 a5 Ia taaul'
- A Ia Secretarfs de Hacienda Sc ha
remitldo I'm escrito de don Enrique D.. @ aijarro,
Ohcial de Sala de la Corte Suprema, reclaman.
do hsberes que Sc le adeudan.
lin I0Ven qae ha desempenado varias ooloca
VI" 'o'o'' clones en- Bancos y Sociedades de
Creditos, que posee la contabilidad y Ell ingl6s
q perteoci6n solicita una oolooaoi6n. Para in
formes en- Arecibo. dirigirse & la Farmacia de
don Manu- el Perez Avil6s.
- Sc ha desestimado un escrito presen-
tado por Dolores Font, solicitando ell indullo
de su hijo Antonio, y otfo de igual fndole de
Gabriela Campos pidiendo igual oosa para su
hijo Nicasio Qainones.
Denuncias formuladas por la policfa: ell
cafet tin de Rosa H~errero, Tetuan 50, por estar
alberto a las IL de la noche; la sirvienta de
la casa de don Segundo Cahas, San Jose 81,
por ~arrojar desde ell balloon basuras & la via
pub.ioa y la casa d. concrete de los senores
Campillo y Lastra, por expender mercancfas
en- Ell dia de aver.
- Para evitar diagustos reoordamos que
no publicamos anurcios nj communicates de la
Capital y de la isla, sin pago por adelantados
Los communicates manusoritos sc cuentan a ooho
palabras Ia lfnea. Sc archivan los originates
que no llegan CON ell importe A 60-27.
~. Anoohe com & las 81, ccurri6 en- la
entrada de la Plaza de Coon un triste inciden-
to-. Tn ooche que venfa para ests Capital &
toda carrera, arroyo 4 un ni1o de 7 8 8 amos
llamado Manuel MEGA, produoien1ole garias
oontuoiones graves y la ~fractura de la pierna
de e4ha. FL vehf .ulo continue So Marcia son
mayor velooidad y ell nj 10 fu6 conduoido al
ouarto de socorros don1e se le PRACTICE la pri-
mera cura. FL conductor de dicho coohe no
ha sido encontrado, pro sc ha dado oonooi-
miento del heoho al Juzgado de Irstraco;6n de
San Francisco.
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COmunicadO.

Al tomar 81 mando de esta Isla el Mayor
General Mr.. Davis, Sc pub.ic6 una orden per
virtad de la cual podfan ser oriticadas las re-
soluciones todas emanadas desde Ell primero al
ntimo fnnoionario.
Aunque en- dicha orden no 80 habla de ala.
banzas creo no estsran prohibidas.
Voy pues 4 alabar una josta y saba sen.
tencia pronunoiada por ell Sr. Juez de Ia. Ins.
tanoia de San Francisco.
Sc trata de una ssntencia original como
obra del potentcs 50 talento del Honorable Juez
que la ha dictado.
Sc trata de I'm juioio seguiio entire Sergio
Arroyo como demandante y Raimundo Vidott
como demandado.
El primero dsspues de haber recibido I'M
sin numero de bone6cios del segundo, al ser
despedido de su casa en- pago de esos benefsios
le reclam3 I'M ~astaments ante ell Juzgado Mum.
oical de San Francisco, una cantidad de pesos
por salaries q raz6n de dos pesos diarios que no
le dehfa Vidott y 50 pesos porque segun dice
este SO hatfa negado & entregarle ana mesa.
Estes So PESOS POI dahos y perjuioios que 90
le caussron.
Ell Juez municipal absolvi6 & Vidott fun
dado en- Ell CodIgo vigeute, de cuya sentenoia
ape'6 Arroyo.
Y shora despues de pensar dos meses con-
dena ell Sr. Juez de la. Instanoia & Vidott s que
pague & Arroyo 50 pesos por los IS d;as que
dijo le tuvo aquel retenida la ex presada mesa.
Y hemos dicho al principle qae la senten-
ola es bien original J saba y vamos q demos.
trarlo.
Pruebas que hay en- ell juioio para probar
la retencion a Arroyo de la mesa ilUNOl! que
10 sabe por referencia del mismo. lQui6n va.
lor6 en- 50 pesos los danos y perjuioios caasa.
dos 4 Arroyo por Ia supuesta retenoi6n de la
mesaP Fl mismo Arroyo.
Ahorajbien, dada esa jurisprudenoia nunca
vista. & mi por ejemplo me d. Ia idea de ha-
cerme de alguoos cientos 6 miles de pesos para
clio tengo pues, mi canine fkcil y seQuro. acu.
do al Jusgado diciendo qua cua]quiera me ha
retenido I'm in trumento, una maquina 8 cual-
quier objeto, previameLts se 10 d'go & dos &
tres amigos que dec:aran 10 sabsn por referen
| ola mia, g,a3u6 & mi capricho los dahos y per-
%juicios y heteme aquf con los bolslllos repletos
del dinero ageno.
A reolamar pues danos y perjaioios en- esq
forma.
Rdimunao TdoM.