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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

Morning prayer meetings are being
held in the various parts Of the city at
private houses as an auxilliary to the re-
vlval meetings that are being conducted
at the Presbyterian church. Meetings
are regularly held in the afternoon and
evening, and besides every day or two
are some extra, 1t has resulted in a
great religious awakening, There has
been no report ma de as yet Of the num-
Der Of professions, As soon as one is
made he Is turned over to the church Of
his preference. Some evenings there
have been as many as thirty, and alto
gether the number will probably run up
into the hundreds or at least over one
hundred,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

A young man who had imbibed too
freely of the wine when it was red and
not freely enough of the love of the Lord
Notwithstanding it is the hallowed time
of the winter revival and law enforce.
ment brought himself into a rather un-
enviable notoriety last Monday morn
ing by raising a rough house at the
Santa Fe hotel where he worked as
porter He is muscular Young fellow
who perhaps prides himself unduly on
the force Of his fists when they are in
action. However that be there is a
chamber maid at that hotel who gives
unmistakable evidence that his 6stic
force is great. A big round back eye on
her face was sufficient testimony to con-
vince the police court that he had Of
Tended the peace and dignity Of the city
of Hutchinson as well as the foresaid
maid. Friends however paid his fine
and he went forth
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

Mr., J. E, Hornbaker was in the city
Monday squaring up things after finish
ing his school in Huntsville, Hisreport
shows good average attendance, and
his patrons report very successful
school, In fact they wanted to contract
again for the next winters term,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

Pure Early Ohio Seed Potatoes.
Jno, A. Myers has just received a cal
load OF pure early Ohio potatoes for seed
direct from George Webster, Of Sioux
Falls, South Dakota. See Mr. Myers
before buying you seed potatoes.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

The fire department was called out
Monday to suppress fire in haystack
and shed at the McColgin house on B,
West.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

A, J, Brewer Of Medora township has
rented his ranch in Medora township
and will move to Utah, He will hold a
public sale Tuesday March 10th,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14
An Esoaped Lunatlo.

The county officers have been having
a little dealing with an escaped inmate
OF the lunatlc asylum. At some time
recently man was either put off the
train or got of himself at plevna, It
was soon ascertained by his actions and
wild talk that he was OF unsound mind
and on Friday last the township trustee,
Mr. Durham, brought him to the poor
farm. The overseer there did not want
to take him without any order from the
commissioners and the commissioners
and the overseer Of the poor were none
Of them within reach, However he was
taken care at the poor farm until Mon
day when twas decided that he was
not fit subject for that place, 1t was
found that his clothes we're all marked
a.. Williams" and on this and what was
gathered from his mutterings II was
thought he had escaped from an asylum
somewhere, A message was sent to
Topeka enquiring about him and the re-
ply asked the authorities to hold him
till they could send a man after him.
Meanwhile he was lodged in jail for safe
keeping, The man appeared to be only
about thirty.eight or forty years Of age
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

II troubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain's Pain.Balm trial, twill
not cost you cent II It does no good,
One application will relieve the pain,
1t also cures sprains and bruises in one.
third the time required by other treat
ment Cuts, burns, frostbites, quinsey,
pains, in the side and chest, glandular
and other swelings are quickly cured by
applying 1t, Every bottle warranted
Prices 25 and 50 cts. For sale by all
druggists,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

Superintendent Dayhof was setting up
cigars Monday over an eleven pound
girl which arrived at his house Saturday.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

Three train loads Of cavalry horses
for the Philippine service Of twenty-six
cars to the train and eighteen head Of
horses to the car passed through this
city Saturday night, They were good
horses not any Of them less than fifteen
hands high The soldiers came through
Iatar
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14


Hal Reid who Is known as the author
of "Aumsn Hearts took trip down to
Tennessee and after spending several
months in the mountains, mixing and
mingling with the natives of that section,
wrote and placed before the public
Knobs o. Tennessee, and is now con-
sidered his most famous play. 1t is
full of dramatic situation, thrilling clm-
asas and pathetic scenes-the author
taking great care not to over.draw them.
The light almost ephemeral plays that
for long time reigned supreme, are
gradually passing into inocuous desue-
tude, and being replaced by those con-
tanning more substantial merit which is
in part, the reason of the success of
"Knobs O. Tennessee" This clever
production will be elaborately staged, a
strong cast and presented at the Shaw
Theatre Tuesday March 10th. Reserved
seats on sale at Winslows book store.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

One Of the acts Of the legislature was
to provide law by which the probate
judges were to know that they have NO
right to issue marriage license to q
moner without the consent of the par
ents, For years this has been mooted
Question and the practice has not been
uniform among the different counties,
Part OF the time written consent of the
parents has been required and part of
the time it has not. 1t is we'll to have it
settled.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

The Hutchinson Democrat has again
changed hands and this time the owner
ship as well as the management has
passed from the old owners, Mr. Harry
Scott is the new proprietor Mr., Scott
conducted the paper for nearly two
years once before, and he will now give
the paper an individuality Of It's own.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

Now since you need some dishes, gr
and visit Brehms and get some at those
reduced prices,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

L. L. Meyers the First National bank
has returned from an extended trip
through St. Paul over the Northern Pa
cifc coast, through California and back
via the southern route. He says the
United States is now a much larger
country 10 him than it ever was before.
He also says he was surprised to find
that they make no natural ice on the
la'ac Pacific coast even as far north as skag-
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

The Porter school, District II8 south
of Sylvia closed Friday March 9Th with a
most successful term, The patrons of
the district surprised the teacher M. H,
Powell by arriving at noon with, their
baskets and spreading a most delicious
dinner At the closing OF the program,
prizes were awarded to those holding
greatest number Of headmarks.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

A woman'tramp is reported to have
worked the town Of Haven quite success
fully last week. She claimed to have
lost her pocket book just before reach.
ing Hutchinson and from here footed it
TO Haven, on her way to Wichita where
she claimed TO have friends, A collec-
tion was taken up to pay her hotel bill
and buy her ticket, But parties who
knew her claimed she was a fraud.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

Last Friday night the citizens of
Hutchinson who know a good play
when it comes around witnessed as good
piece of tragedy as is often seen here.
The play, Roanoke" was acted by an
exceptionally strong company. AT the
outset apologies were made for their
colored quartette failing to make con
nections and reach here in time for the
play, and the first act was not very re-
assuring. But from that time on it grew
better with each act. The two villains
in the play were superb. 1t can hardly
be said that one performed better than
the other, except that the old man
had the harder part, and in the last act
in his fits of remorse furnished paral-
lei with the soliloquy Of Richard III. 1t
was truly high class play and was
greeted by a very good audience. The
Shaw theater seems to be- now enioying
very much better patronage under its
new management. AT present every
thing portends successful future.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

W, H, Coberly nearly met his death
while working in a well in Salt Creek
township last week, Some one working
on top in some manner dropped bar Of
iron about two feet long into the we'll,
1t struck him on the head, but must have
been glancing blow for he was not SER
iously hurt. The bar dropped about
forty feet.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

Parker Hatch got another fine in po.
lice court Monday. In fact he got two
fines. AS he was riding down Main
street near the bridge big yellow dog
started after him. After a few rods he
pulled out revolver and shot the dog
through the foot or shoulder, and rode
on as rapidly as he could, Officer Mich
olson went down and brought the Of
Tending negro to the police station,
where he was given fine of three dol
lars and costs on each Of two charges,
carrying concealed weapons and shoot
ing within the city limits respectively,
He was also charged with fast riding,
but discharged on that count. The shot
cost him about twelve dollars all to-
gether.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14
gether.

IT will not be very surprising il the
use Of the automobile should turn out
to be fad of about such proportions as
that Of the bicycles, d, w. Blaine of
Pratt has one, and according to the Pratt
Union he started out for little turn to a
neighboring burg, Before he got the
machine safely into its stall at home he
had called upon three farmers for their
teams to pull him out Of trouble, The
autos seem to be successfully used as
hacks and delivery wagons in the cities
where there is supply of electricity to
be had for their storage batteries, the
steam motive power which must be used
in the country is apparently too variable
and liable to breaks, And after all, for
pleasure riding there is nothing equal to
team Of good, spirited horses. This
seems 10 be recognized even among the
bloods and high rollers.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

pie who think II " as
useless TO hope Tor health as 10 cry for the
moon, They have tried many medicines
and many doctors, but all IN vain,
great many hopeless men and women
have been cured by the Use Of Dr. pieTce's
Golden Medical Discovery people with
obstinate coughs, bleeding lungs, night
Sweats and other symptoms Of disease
which II neglected or unskillfilly treated
find a fatal termination In consumption
"Golden Medical Discovery" has q won
derful healing power II increases the
nutrition of the body and 80 gives strength
10 throw Oft disease, II cleanses the blood
from poisonous impurities and enriches Il
with the red corpuscles Of health II Is
not a stimulant, but q strength giving medi'
cine, II tcontains no alcohol, neither opium,
cocaine, nor any other narcotic,
Sometimes the extra profit paid by
inferior medicines tempts the dealer TO
offer q substitute az lust as good Ms "Dis.
covcry,n If you are convinced that "Dls.
covery" will cure you accept nothing else,
~ was In poor health when I commenced
taking Dr. Pierce medicine, writes Mr. Elmer
Iawler Of voga, Jefferson Co., indiana, 81
had stomach, lidnty, heart aud lung trouble,
cough and hemorrhage Of the lungs, but after
using your medicine while i commenced TO
gain Ia strength aud flesh, aud stopped cough
Ing right away Took about six bottles Of the
Golden Medical Discovery then, aud last
spring had Grippe, and II settled on my lungs,
leaving me with severe cough, had the
doctor, but he didn't seem to help me any 30
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

DR. J, W. MAourRR.
SI9HClALIST,
Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
UlasseA Scientifically Adjusted ollco In Ma
sonic Temple, Hutchinson, Kansas.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

! commenced your med
iclne again aud took
three or four bottles Of
the Discovery and two
walls Of Dr. Pierce'a rel.
lets, and that straight
cned me up, l feel like
q different person, |
gladly recommend your
medicine to Nll suffer,
crs, for | know II cured
me,n
Dr. pierce's Pleas.
ant Pellets cure con
stipation by curing its
cause,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14

Harry Watson returned from Wash
ington Saturday where he went with an
Oklahoma band to attend the inaugural
tion, or the Coronation" He says in
his opinion the latter is the better title.
The pageant was one of the greatest
magnifcence, but almost exclusively of
a military character, 10000 soldiers
were in line, and no civic orders. This
is a fact also commented upon by the
press dispatches. Never anything like
it was seen before in this country.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-03-14
"CPyINg Tor
inc Moon Z"

Has become a pro-
verbal phrase 20 eX,
press the hitility Of
mere desire, There
are q great many peo-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15

Ahn dc que no 30 dssvslsn los puerto.
queaos satudisndo para telegrafstss ams-
Yicanos, COMO Ian hscho sIgunos, dsbo
haosR phblicas las condolences bajo las
cualss sntrsr&n los nativos al servioio de
tslSgrafos.
Ia No tsndr&n seguridad ninguna en-
m dssstno v eGtarAn merced de IN chis
ms qae'otro nativo IN continental lleven
de sllos al tefs, el cual los expulsar& sin
cauaa expresa mi conocida.
aa Al ssparArseles no podr&n pedir
formation do expediente, pues nj se les
otorRR interview nj GO les contestA 4 las
OaEtas que pidan sxplioaoiones d los .fes
nj aelaracion de oonceptos.
sa Aunqus no hsya qusjaa del publ
90, st no contsstsn por aparato, no se ten.
dr& On euenta que In lfnea este mala nj las
corrisntss variablsa, como pssa en- Puerto
Rico por les lluyias, nj que ell sparato este
sin arrsglar bien. Solo se We que NO oon
teata y que es native, pues los ameriC.nos
aunqus no oonstesten 4 tempo, tisnen sus
disculpas legalea como psssba "a el Signal
CorpS, donds oil iefs era mas ra-on2Dle con
Aodo dc ser an coronel, que ell jefs de aho-
Ha que era an sargento, y ell jefe de opera B.
dores que era soldado.
"a El.susldo de los natiyos, aunque
aHabalsn mucho, y aspan bsstants ingles, =
mansjen muy bien sl spsrato, no exoeder&
de 40 dOIIdrs; ca cam5io hay americanos
como on MAyagusz, Humaoao otros pue-
blos que no saben NADIA de espafiol, nj de
sleotrioldad, ni trasmiten blen, que gsnan
somo mfpimo rs GoEars,
5a Bay sstaoioaes como Ma rstf, en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15
LA CAnARA DE- C0AEIRCIO En-
ksamblea del domingo


l. martes oelebr6 session Ia Camara
de Concrete de San Juan, reoonsiderando
el prtfando malestAr de- ia isla Tor Ia dis
minuoion de los negoclos mercantilea, ei
estado rulnoso de la agrieultura y Las emf
graciones sacesivas de brsceros, nscesarios
para 81 cuitivo de nnestras tierras, para In
recollection de nuestros productos, para Ia
labor de nuestrGs indostrias.
EntTe sus inpoftantes acusrdos, hay
el de soiicltar eI oohcnrso de Ia sUnion
sg'fcolss, Liga de pFopietarioss, <Liga de
detallistass, aTtistas, eomeroIo de Eodas
classes pabiico en general, sI objeto De
tenar una asamblea u domingo proximo.
Entendiendo que los males eeonomi
SOS Cue nos sh gen ,provienen principal.
mente de la esoaa6s de dInero, psdira al
gobierno que oonjafe Is cfi isis aumentando
Ia circulation monetaria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15
PONCE
H.. Wv ViLAAUTOyOMlA!

El syaotamisnto republieo,so de San
Juan acaba acordar que se seprtnad Ia pc
Ho59 municipal ptdieudo al ,Gobernodor
que fe0nabre para sustituirla POLICIAs INsU
LARRs.
Es dsoir !; que ell ayuntsmisnto re-
nuncia ls faonltsd que tisns de nombraI
libremsnte Ia poliofs, poniendo en- manos
del Gobernador an dere ho que compets
sxolusivamente los municipios.
esos son los hombrss que dicsn
mantener ell espfritu de la autonomfs !;
los que dividiefoa Ia famiiia ppertorri-
quefa dioi4ndole que Sc llevaban Ia band era
de Ia dutOfaonat0 purG. I All, farsantes; no OF
eonfGrm&is con coadyuvar Ia muerta de
la person a. dad de Paei eito-Rioo, aino qae
entregais al gobierno los pooos dsree os
autonomicos que apn ;eonservsn los muni-
ipios que no pueden arrancArseIes
San Juan es IN ! de las poblaciones &
l.. que no comprende ell bill sobre polofa
insuIar; sinembargo, entregais ese de.
reoho que teneis ca manos de Mr.. Allen.
SEs que no teneis eu ese partido re-
publlcaho hombres con los cuales formar
una poHcfa honrada oapax de garantir ell
derecho de los ciudadanes2 Pues entonoes
confossdlo de una yez.. Y .deearad honra-
OAAFGaSE i 1S ECAs III Po1el0o iAutlI para
la administration J el gobierao de los que
bios. . .- -----.--
Y no h.bleis mas de autonomfa, d la
que hsbeis m4t1do traioionando el ideal
por 81 que siempre> luoho este pueblo sin
venture.
Todoa les dias estkis repitiendo la ha.
zahs de Judas. Ya.tendreis 81 a IDOL la
cuerda cen que Sc caatigs q los traidores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15
A DIRSTRO Y SINlRSTRO

Entire los cablegramss que reoibio aver
tarde el Bolettn MeroantH encontromos
este
<Se hs pedido informss 4 la oonisi6n
que se sncuentra en- Filipinoa respeoto del
gobierno civil que ss trata de establscer
en- Ia capital del archipelago. A Los Fl
LIPINos LxALKs ne les darA puestos en- la
administration
Han visto ustsdssr I'll caso de Fl
lipinas y el de Puerto Rico son dos casos
muy diferentes.
Los hlipinos lRohan por So indepsn-
dencis.
Los puertorriqueros luchan per So Ii.
bertad.
En- las islss del Pacffoo 10 ofreoen
puestoa los ipinos LKALEs.
En- las islas del AtlAntioc se dan puss-
tos los puertorriquenos os LEALEs.
7 squellos igorrotes estos .jlbares
estsrAn satitfec hos de Las monedas CON que
compra sus concienoas un gobierno corrup
tor.
ALA dessrtan do las A as patri6ticss
para eombatir d Aguinaldo, que snsfa dar
les una patria.
Aoa desertan tambisn para oombatir
q Muhox Rivera, que ansfa darles un de-
rsoho.
En- todas parties Sc eusoen Sar6osos.
7 aunqus hay flipinos bravos
borinoanos valientes.
nj ALA nj aoa faltan gensea
que tengan alma de esolavos.
Una correspondents del sefior Bal
bas al HERALDo dice asf
eY d prop6sito de Degstau: "a uste-
dss ssben que sste reeibio haos bsstantea
dfa un oabiegrama de Puorto Rico en- que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15
Como esta Ell TELEGRAPH
ALOS TELEGRAFISTAS PUERT T0RRIQUENOS

cue el tslsgrafsta pusrtorriquef1o solo ga :
ns 10 que recauds por telegramas, Q sea IA
6 16 dollars, 10 mas 30. En cambio Ia es
taci6n de Areeibo se le concede indebida
mente al director del fsrrocarril para que
la explote, ell pdblico se perjudica, pues
un kilograms de oualquier punto de la isla,
menos de San Juan, euesta 40 centavos en
lugar de 30.
Como ell gobernsdor civil no sabs es-
to nj otras cosas mas que estan pasando,
es bueno snotarlas y publloarlas.
Por Il timo. ain estar adu ell regla-
mento de telegrsfos esorito, y sin forma- :
ci6n de expsdiente, ha aldo exPulssdo de
teleQrsfos, sin deeirle ls causa, an nstigo
cue asrvfa en- Caguas, quien fac buen en-
pIesdo oon Espsfls y buen emPleado del
Signal Corps.
Para sustitairls Ia venido un america
no, en- veg de msndAr & Csguas & don jose
Mstoa Oiler, don Earique Bissooehea d
otro nativo de los que hay en- San Juan
trAbaiando como lsones y cobrando solo
40 dollars.
El nativo que estaba en- Csguas co
brabs solo SO dollars y ell ameriosno que
estA shora rs dollars &
4 Es este justor Para eso acord6 la
CAmars un tel6grafo los nativosf IVA d
10 sntenerse la supericridad insultsnte de
los continentsles sobre los is eflos EN-
UNAs MIsMAs FUNCIoNEsp
Conteste Mr.. Alien quien deba con
testar.
No contestara nadie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15

E1 Pats SAGA partido de unss adha
sionsa de Arroyo, Arscibo y Juncos Ia
gran causa repubItcana.
e inseraa uaos euantos nombres ab
solutaments desoonooidos, que aoaso no
correspondent persons alguna, y que, 81 4
slguisn correspondent, no SON nj signif ,sn
NADIA en- los tres pusblos fedsrales.
De sss class d. aahssiones podrfa LA
DEnocRAo1A insertsr miles y miles.
7 esos mismos que apsreeen en- III
Pats votarfan con nosotroa, al nosotros
votaramos bsjo IN regimen tiranioo, en-
que la ley es mentira, g el sufragio men
tira, mentira tambien la equidad sl
honor.
En- oil comits direetivo NO existe sl
menor iuforms sobre zos nuevos inc nd
eiona5es.
Asf seykn alloa.
De seguro sstan msjor on una eus-
drilla de services que en- una sgrupaci6n dc
hombres dignoa y dssintsres ados.
I'm Arecibo, en- Arroyo ~ en- Juneos
no tensmos 10 msyorfa; tenemos Ia tota-
dad.
Y NO habr& quisn les oonvenxa;
no van d 10 spostssfa,
porque allf la mayorfs
sigus.... tsniendo vergd ,nzs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15
CRQNICh COSMOPOETA

En- Cataluna aumentaa oonsidera-
blemente las hnelgas produeiendo pro-
fa1da alarma. Ei gobisrno redoblasu &c
tividsd en- el sentido.de mantener inaite-
rable el orden, sin qas sea nscssario. aaa-
pender las garaltiaR5de la CONSTITUTION
ssPanola. Mnohaa fabrioss oisrran aus
'puertas. Ia Garooa Cordoba y otras pro
vincies Sc hacen, 1asnifestsoiones: tumnl-
tuosas teniendo qde idtervenir la faerza
armada. S.'>-:-'>' = - ::
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15

hay, Pues, dos eitras sxaetas son
sstsa: ,t.:.
El Netss psg6 en- Fsbrsro... . 43.12
LA DEAoCRAC1A idem 80. 3I.sI
Ahora bien: hemoa hscho pear es
crupulosamente ambos periodicos. SUI
ceds que DIEE eiemp1sres del Neaes, pesan
una libra: que yEINTlDos eiemplares de
La DEMocRAcIAspsssu una libra. De mo,
do que esta este disrio. Fespecto al Nejds
CON la proportion de contra 2'2O.
PsgAndose FOR EL PESO en- las ofici
mas postales, ] 900 ejtmplares del Neees
tributan 10 mismo que 2. 200 ejemplares
de LA DEN -CRACiA. 2 600 elem plares del
Neps satisfarAu igusl franqueo que A. 40O
dc La DEhocRACIA, asf sucesiy4m am ante.
z, cuslqulsr nif1o de las escueles, es
tableciendo una simple regla de tres, sa
brA CUE, para circular 1o MIsMo que LA
DEmoCRACiA, el Net1s tsndrfa que pagar
sRTENTA D LIARS .vElNTID CRNTAyos q.
puea solo psga oUARENTITRhs DOLLARS DO.
CB CBNTAYOs, ss svi islt, que LA DEMO
CRACIA aircule UN sEeENyITRBs FOR CENro
mAa que oil San Juan Nees.
Para que squel perlodioo oireulase
como el nueatro, aerfa precise que paga.
se $40 "a.
Nos alegra que fepsfta muchos eiem
plarea Ell Nt'ss. Ojsla que aumente aus
tiradas y llegue d las nasstrasj pero 4
no hs llegado. Be dirA.aue este sue!to ee
uE reclamo para anuncios; 10 es Y muv
legftimo, y 80 repetir& oRantas veces sea
necesario.
La DEMockACfA co el periodioo de
mayor circulacl6n ca Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-15
Los PERl0D!COS De PUER!o-R!Co
COMO CIRCULAR

SsRtn 0ar.a aut4ntiaa del Post mas :
ter dc San Juan, que publioa TIE San
IwGn Nesss. dicho periodico psg6 en- ell
mss dc Fsbrero por su oirou sciSn postal
la sums dc CUARENTITREs DOLLARS DoCR
CnSTAvos
l. Y aeRhR caloulos del mismo San Juan
Msxs los demAs diarios de San Juan pa
gan las sumss siguisntes:
L0 Corres1OndsactG. 80. 10 dollars
III HerGldo Espo hol 49,. 8
N BoIettp MercGntH. 49,.
III PaSs, La G0cetd. EE
Prs0onero, El Latin
4ersdntH. y otroa, todos
SuRtos. ..t1.....t...G.
El San Juan Nesss invita- a los de-
mas diarios para que rcti6oasen esos da.
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