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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28


Reports coming from the klondyke
indicate that to miners are organl2-
Ing secret societies hoscspurrposc Is
to relieve the country from the gov
crnmcnt Of Canada, From reports
gained from reliable persons OF actual
experience, II may be said that II ever
rebellion against corrupt and tyran-
Gus government were Justl fable, II
Is so there, Unless II has improved
1t Is next to impossible 70 any one
TO file on n claim with n good showing
unless he has u stand-in with the gov
cnment officials, Ifanrk Martin who
represented n Hutchinson syndicate
In the gold fields and Is an.cmlnently
honorable and truthful man made
this report lf.the land was thought
by the officials to be valuable, the
miner would be put or on one petcXt
or another when he attempted to file
until some one In the circle formed by
the Official crowd could get in ahead
Of him. Sometimes II would he
claimed the land would have to be
surveyed before. filed on, After going
to great expense for surveying the
poor miner would return to find some
one else had already got papers on IT,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28

The Morey Stock Company openec
a week 5 engagement in this city last
evening to Il full house with the pre-.
scntation Of the French play mile.
Satan"
The work done by the entire cast
was very creditable, that Of Miss Mo-
rey being especially so, Rather to
the Disappointment Of the audience
Willard Foster was not given Il good
show to display his acting, In which
his Hutchinson friends are very much
interested, The Spcclaltes between
acts were very well rendered and ur-
peclated by the audience.
Tonight the company will present
"FrouFrou," Il play in five acts by
Augustin Daley,
Liycngood's are closing out their
stock Of clothing and Carpets at cost
yand amny articles at less than
wholesale price.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28
WILLIAMS AFFAIR DROPPED
Nothing VIII DO Done In Tho Maple Street
Shooting Case.

The shooting affair which occurred
at the Maple Street school house on
Monday noon, has been dropped for
the time being at least, as no one has
entered complaint against the VIE
llams boy, IL win be we'll for parents
and guardians to take warning from
this, howeyer,and see TO IL that their
boys are not carrying firearms There
Is Il fine Of 500, attached to the.cor-
ylctlon Of n minor for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and by the time u
fine or two OF this nature Is imposed
on somebody, there will be fewer ac-
cldonts arising from this habit, in
which young America delights to In
dulgc.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28

Joseph Chamberlain has again been
indlscreet, That Is no new departure
for Joseph, however. He has been
compelled TO talk, so he thinks, and
say something in defense Of the Brit
ish treatment OF the B0er prisoners,
and the families of those that are
kept in the rcconcentadO camps as
well as the general charges of inhu-
manity in the conduct Of the war,
So Mr. Chamberlain has thought
best, instead Of denying the allega-
tions, to answer, In the parlance of
the small boy "y0u are another" " In
stead of denying the charges or re-
sorting to the preteXt that conditions
make the practices unavoidable, he
replies by trying to Justify himself
and his country by saying that Prus-
Sia in the Franco Prussian war was
guilty Of worse 0lIcnScs against hui
manity, and thereby he has turned
down the corners of the mouth Of ey-
cry Dutchman who was inclined to
smile or look with compacency Cn
the cause Of England. England needs
Germany's friendship, If the people
there ruled she would not get It, But
as emperor Bill rules, and as Emperor
Bill is not Dutchman, but just be-
longs to that strangely mingled and
cross bred family Of royalists that
rules Europe Of which the King of
England is also closely connected
part, England will probably continue
to have the friendship of official Ger
many in spite of the bad beaks of one
who has been mistaken for a great
man
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28

The devices of the different States
provided for the purpose Of controlling
the production and sale Of some Of
the Necessary articles Of life are inter-
eSting to watch. The usual plan is
TO attempt to limit the eXt0rtiOns
pUctlced upon the people by restrict
i've legislation affecting the price Of
the articles, but this sort Of Il warfare
is always contested in the courts with
the almost universal result that the
supplying corporations are victorious.
Wisconsin by It's legislature last win
ter attempted to apply Il novel plan,
Their law was aimed at the ice COM
panles and their plan was to levy n
tax against all the ice shipped out
side the State. This Is now being
contested In the courts and the result
will without doubt be the same as IL
has been hitherto with such legisla-
ti0n. The tax thus imposed would
seem to amouont to an export tax,
and all such taxation is prohibited by
the CostltutiOn. Taxation may pOss-
IDLY be employed proAtably in deal
ing with these scml-public servants,
but this appears to be Il wrong APP
pllcatOn Of it,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28


"William Y, Stead, the English cd
itor is a peculiar proposition. lie is
the probably worst hated EngliShman
in his country by the official and
aristocatic~clasSeS, Labouchcre is
possibly more democratic in his phil
oSophy than Stead and he is hated
also. Labouchcrc has Il better defined
philosophy and is perahps more con-
siStcnt In his ideas. 1t Is not 50
much because of his opinions that
Stead is hated as ii is because he is
so absolutely without fear in his de-
nunclation of wrong and. abuse. He
cannot be bridlcd. He won't down.
He will speak and the people and the
otliclaldom of the world have learned
that when he speaks he has at least
sufficient truth behind his assertions
to make them mighty interesting.
He Is now denouncing the conduct of
the war in South Africa and the
world Is listening, because aS usual he
Is speaking for humanity aS against
h.utality. Some may class him us Il
yellow journalist, but If he Is so the
wold would be.bettcr for more such
yellow journalism,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28
The Commoner.

The CommOner has attained within
six months from date Of the frat issue
u circulation Of 100, 600 copies, o re.
cord probably never equaled in the
history Of American periodical litera
ture. The unparalleled growth Of this
paper demonstrates that there is room
in the newspaper field for a national
paper devoted tn the discussion of po-
iitical, economic, and social problems.
To the columns Of The Comoner Mr.
Bryan contributes his best Efforts his
review Of political events as they arise
from time to time can not fail to in
terest hose who study public questions
The Commoner's regular subscrip-
t'on price Is $l.OO per year. We have
arranged with Mr.. Bryan whereby we
can furnish his paper and the GAzETTE
together for one year for $l.l5. The
regular subscription price OF the two
papers when subscribed for separately
1, $l,5O.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28
ELKS' MEMORIAL.
VIII DO Hold al Ilks' Room Next Sunday
Afternoon.

Next Sunday afternoon the Elk's
lodge will hold a memorial service in
thclrrooms In this city at $3.50 O'Clock
The services will be held in memory
Of their late departed brothers and
viii be partlclpated.s in by a number
of ministers and citizens Of lIutchln-
son, 4 large attendance is expected
and II good program is almost conn
plete. !,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28


The decision Of the United States
Supreme court In the Stock Yards
case reversing both Judges Foster and
rhayer in the lower federal courts
demonstrates very truly how futile
are all the efforts to COnrtOl corpora
lions and fix their chagcS by statute.
I'm this case the showing Of earnings
wa sensational in the extreme aS it
appeared before the special chan
CcllOr and In the other courts where
the case was tried the Stock Yards
company seemed to have no show
whatever, But 1t seems that the
cases of this sort in which the queS-
tions of the earnings Of corporation
are claimed to be inadequate to defray
ing the expenses and fixed charges
such as interest on bonds, etc. are
almost without exception decided in
favor of the corporations. This is
done on the theory of protecting
vested rights. But Oftner these So
called vested rights are not legiti-
mately vested, but the result Of
tricks and Vaccinations in watering
stocks. In such cases the public
should be protected, But it appears
as though it would have to be done.
If at all on some other plan than that
of attempting to limit the charges
However IT may be that the supreme
court in course Of time will follow up
the will Of the people and relent Il |
little, For it has done this often
enough that the remarkable philos-
ophcr, Mr.. Dooley has declared that
the supreme court follows the elcc-
tiOn returns.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28

appols speech on labor day took
ground which would indicate that
he meant to do something along those
lines, If he were placed In position
to use 1t, These questions and his
treatment Of them will be probably
the most interesting topics Of his
Forthcoming message.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28

Washington dispatches say, that
does not prove the proposition how
ever, that President RO0seyclt'S S mes
sage will deal strongly ON the inter-
state commerce laws, and ON the qucS-
tionS cnvOlycd in the merging Of the
various big western railroads into
one big central corporation or trust.
1t is claimed that the president
will recommend a general strengthen
ing and reinforcing of the in
tcrState commerce laws, but in Just
what manner he will deal with the
railroad combination Is only hintcd.
1t is said however that he believes
that the forming of this tremendous
combination for the purpose of climi-
Mating competition, Is paving the
way fyr, and making imperative the
government COnuoi Of railroads. 1t
is pointed ont that even in its legal
bearing there Is Il wide distinction
between the formation of this rail
road combination and the steel trust.
although the same men have cngi-
nccred both and cndcayOrcd to follow
the same plans. The difference is
that the RAILROADS are semi-pubIic SER
wants. while the steel manufacturing
concern is only private corporation,
purely. The railroads, TOO are mixed
up in interstate commerce in such a
way as to involve other questions.
President Roosevelt in his " nne-
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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28
4 & B 4 G g 4
Car
Sale
For the Balance of This Month.
Note = these = Prices.
For the Balance of This Month.

Best Wilton Carpets, regular price,
Sl25; Sale Pllce,.,..n,.......,e0C
Best smiths Velvet, regular price,
Sl 10; Sale Price .,,.,,,,,,,,n77Nc
Pest Other Makes, all wool Velvcls,
regular price, 95c; Sale Price. 49,. ,85c
Good Top Bruso' 10, regular price, Coo;
SAFE Pflce, e,,'.,,,.,,,,,,,.,. ,,47c
Best all wool Ingram, Hartford aud
Foulk, Sale Price,, ....,,.. 7Oc
Medium all WOOL Ingram, Hartford and
Foulk, req price 6Or; sale price 46c
la-Wool Ingram, IIaltrold and FOUlk,
reg nice, 55r; SSla Price, 500. 85c
Good Heavy Union Ingram, regular
price, doc; Sale Price. ....,..,.. 25c
Fine Smyrna Rug, 1870, regular price,
$40; Sale Pri,e,.,,,.,.,,,,.,.bl8 90
Fine Smyrna Rug, 0X7lS regular price,
n, King Furniture ana Carpet House.
sl5; Sale Price $40 80; at the
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28

1t Is now claimed that there Is Il
new peace element that wants Ia
be heard In asking for Il settlement
Of the 30er war, That element is
the gold miners who virtually, or at
least In large measure preCipltated
the war, 1t was on account of their
clamOring to considerable degree
that the war was commenced. Now
it Is holding on 50 long and holding
back their profits, that they are get
ting tired Of 1t. Then too, they fear
eXorbitant taxation by the English
If it gets control Of the
country, in order to recoup itself for
the tremendous expenditures incurred
by the war, and the longer the war
and the heavier the expenditures,
the heavier their taxes. Anyway 1t
is pleasing to see that men who are
so hOgiSh aS to involve a country in
and destroy liberty to in
crease their supply of gold, are not
protlted by the outcome.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28

The question Of prohibition in
the next State platform is up for con-
Sidcration in the party hcaquarters.
Secretary of State Clark is against it
Treasurer Grimes won't speak. Stan
ley is in the attitude of.an intcrroga-
tion point, and Nelson is for it. AS
siSlant Treasurer Y, r. Kelly is Il
candidate and Of course is not eX-
pccted to have any opinions or to
know anything about a mooted QucS-
tion of principle, Anything is good
enough for him.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-28

International Live Stock Exposition
On December lst, 2nd and 3rd from
Kansas and Nebraska, and December
lst and 2nt from Oklahoma aud In.
di% Territories, the Great Rock Is-
land Route will sell excursion tickets
to Chicago at rate of one fare plus
y GO for round trip, with final return
limit leaving Chicago December s. 1901
These reduced rates give a splendid
opportunity for u cheap trip to Chi
cago to attend this great Exposition
which in interest and in the number
and excellence of exhibits will surpass
any of its kind ever held, For full in
formation consult nearest Rock Island
ticket agent, or address
E. w. THOMPSON,
Asst. Gen'l Pass. AGt. Topeka, Kan.
On End after Juno lst the santa Fe will sell
snnmer tourist Tickets to Pueblo, Colorado
Sprugs or Denver and return nt INTO nf gai M
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ECOS de Juana DiaZ.

Ncs dicen do ese pueblo que ell
vicio de la mcrfir omanfa, aun s'gue
en- Was de prt grs sin que, la fe-
cha, haya habido quien c)rte de raiz
sus co1rientes pernicit sas. y que Wis
to les muchcs cases de robes y rate
rias que subsisten & diario por tales
gentes, ell distinguid y culto c.ba
Hero captain rec.eute de la In>u "a
Policfa se71or Molina, en- union d
sus subalteracs cabo Lam la y T.
gento Muriz, de tan bememer 10
cuerpo, vie en mcs5rand Sc hlce
dias incansables en- per secusion de
los infames trafcadores de "a alcs
loide, quler es son los cnlpab,es de
que per Was y pl.z:s $ pubic tsnga
mos one pIese lciar d pr lila cua-
dros tristisimos de des ols cion en- 10
venes leprosos = e extr.mo de des-
nudez aban 1onc, cosa S que des
dicsn muy mucho de la alta culIura
de un pueblo como | } es Il de Juaua
Diaz
Por d cha obra de bien penss ds
-persecuc,on des 1e essss lineas, en-
viamos q tan dignos caballer> $, Lues
tros me calur, SOS aplauscs.
No dc smayeis en dicha obra de
tan gran vs lor.
;Potre huma 1idad!
Brdzo Fuerte.
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N0TICIAS,

Por Ell delfto de hurto ha ingre-
sado en- Il csrcel de HumacAo ia
cinto Huerta conocido por eNe-
gron,.
A las diez de Ia maflana de aver
ha sido curado Luciano Perez, de
una confusion en- Ia parte lateral
izquierda de Ia region torax.
Monserrate Torres sentenciado
por el juez municipal de Humacao
ha ingrssado en- la carcel de aquella
ciudad.
Laura Gorbea Viuda de More
no alquila habitac ion ss frescas con
vista a Ia Gale, Fortaleza ndmero Il
Toma pupilos q precios convencio
males.
En- Ia misma casa SO hace toda
clase de costuras para sel1oras.
nap
Ha regresado de Manatf el
Practicante sef1or Laugier, quien
viene sltamente sat'sfe:ho de las
grandes atenciones de que ha sido
objeto con motive de la enfermedad
de su senior hermauo.
Dimas Honera, que cumplia
ondeIa de cuatro meses un d1& en-
la carcel de Ponce, ha sido puesto en-
ibertad ell % del actual.
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La accion diplomatica
la ensayard Inglaterra
EN- Ell SUB DE AFRICA.
Con este motive SO modifcaran nota-
blemente las conticiones de la guerra

New York Stbre. 80 l-3) P. NJ.
Despachos de Londres dan
cuenta de que circula como cier .
ell ru Lor de haberse trasmitido q
Lord Kitchener importantes instruc-
clones relacionadas con la campa-
ila.
Ell Gobierno trata de .combinar
la acci Il diplomatica con la militar
como medic de llegar mas pronto
al t6rmino de Ia guerra.
Sc cree que esta determination
disgustara bastante al elemento
militar.
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Fllerzas espadolas
Sc re- concentran rapidmte.
AL SUR DE LA PENINSULA.
El Gobierno espanol hara respetar por
la tuerza los intereses y la v.da de sus
subditos

York Stbre. 30 I-3O P. M.
Despachos de la prensa asocia-
da avisan que los corresponsales de
los perl0dicos de Londres en- BARGE
Iona, telegrafan que en- las Provin-
cias del Sur de Andalucfa Sc estan
reconoentrando fuerzas que embar-
caran embellishments para Ell Afri-
ca 81 el Sultan no da cumpl;da
satisfaction a Espana.
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Leon Czolgosz
no sera indultado
POR Ell NUEVo PREsIDENTE.
Mr.. Roosevelt no puede proceder en- con
ira de la opinion unanime del pueblo
americana.

New York Stbre. 80 l-30 P. M.
Ell asesino del Presidente Nc
Kinley, sigue esperanto la gracia
de indulto, resignado ca la cafcel
de Auburn.
No hay un solo periodico que
abogue por ell criminal, y 81 mu :
chos que afrman que Mr.. Roosevelt
no indultara al anarquista, porque
t do el pueblo de los Estados Uni
dos pide su muerte.
No hay en- Leon Czolgosz, una
sola circunstancia que incline al
perdon.
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Sc Vende

Ia inca eEl Olimpo,, situada en- San
turce, coliuda desde Ia carretera cen
tral Norte, al puente de Sn. Antonio,
dando Ia vuelta al Oeste y Sur, Ia
orilla del manglar y Este por la par
te Sur con don Manuel Canals y SUI
cesi6nHernandez. Capacidad 81 cuer
das 6 sean 369, 457 metros cuadrados.
Sc subasta, en- el precio de $42. 600
en- adelante el dia de Octubre del
corriente aflo & las 2 de Ia tarde en-
Ia casa de dicha finca Los gastos
de nueva escritura y registro son de
cuenta del comprador.
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Ha sido puesto en- libertad ia
cinto Burgos Garcia que cumplia
condena en- 10 carcel de Hun acao,
Cua.do desee rsted un refr> S
90 exquisite anti r sfriados, tome
cerveza PABST con limon ada gaseo
sa de "El Polo Norte" Son los dos
lfquidos espumcsos mas s-licita los
por el pdtlic,.
TACHOs Al VACIO PARAHA-
CIENDAS La casa Robert Deeley s. Ca.
ha construfdo los TACHOS AL VACIO mas
grandes On el mundo pudiendolos hacer Pc
quenos, los cuales on todos casos han dado
mucha satisfaction y excelentes resultados
Para precios y demas particulares,
Informara R. A. Macf1e,
Unico Agente en- PR
Gale del Cristo No. 1.
Por el delito de >iolaci6n ha
ingrasado en- la carcel de Humscao
& disposition de Ia corte de Distrito
d individuo Juan Ramos Velez
Ha iDgresado en- ID carcel de
Humacao 81 individuo Eieuterio Ra-
mos (a) chilin senten ciado por el
Juez de Il Cidra por 81 delito de
hurto.
Adisposici6n lel Honorable
Fiscal de la corte de Distrito de San
Juan, ha ingresado en- 10 carcel de
esta ciudad Auselmo Vargas Suare Z
scusado del de1ito de violacion en- Ia
Carolina
Ha sido trasladado al Deposito
municipal de Utuado el preso Anas-
asio Martinez Ramos que cumplial
cor dena en- 10 carcel de esta ciudad,
para declsrar en- un juicio de fall
tas.
H4 sido puesto en- libertad ell
confinado Pablo Vele1 Aragones que
cumplis condena de tres amos por el
delito de robo con allanamiento.
~ Sc NECESITA una cocinera
para hacer solo Ia comida de Ia tar
de dos hombres solos. No depe
ser muy j6ven nj muy vieja: no de-
be tener mArido nj amante, nj pii-
mos, primas, comadres y ahijadas.
Debe dormir en- Ia casa y no recibil
visitas. Para mas informes, en- ella
CORRESPONDENCE. s-5-4
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HEcHoS Y DlcHoS.
CrOniQuilla del dia.

So quejan varios dependencies,
de que algunas ttendas no cumplen
de nm todo las disposicione 3, vigen-
tes, relativas a cerrar los estableci
mientos los domingos.
HoRestamente Sc deja media ho-
ja alberta. Luego SO dejara una
puerts, y al fin todas elias.
Bueno sera que ell Sr. Alcalde
refresque la memoria q los olvida-
dizos.
Les dependencies sscallau, pero
nosotros no nos callaremos.
Al fin se salv6 nuestro cafe.
No tenemos mercado en- les Es-
ta1os Unidoe, pero la isla hermana
nos tiende sus protectores brazos
Desde maf1ana pagara nuestro
grano al introducirse en- Cuba, sola-
mente DOeE pesos de impuesto
aduanero.
C)n tan grata nuevs, es de su-
poner que sc habrA duplicado el va
lor de las Hncas. Y que los duef1os
: de elias bailaran todo placer la B :
rlnguen.
Vamos en- treu express al colmo
de la prosperidad.
Los continentales practican la
virtud del proteccionismo.
Los aqui RESIDENCES, SO surten
de las tiendas americauas.
Y 10 que pueden, 10 traen dlrec-
tamente de los Il ,tados Unidos
Algo de ESQ hace sig|os que pa
50 en- Puerto Rico, pero e) nativo es
refractario q seguir los buenos elem
plos.
Mil veces hemos dicho, hoy 10
repetimos, que ninguna Ley es tan
justa como la de la reciprocidad.
Manana es eli dia fatal. EN hijo
de David tiene amolado ell mocho.
En- todos tiempos ha sido fatal para
los dientes morder las limas, pero
ahora hasta Sc le caen los dientes al
que sc 10 10 intenta.
Los recargos pesan mas cuando
la carga es grande. No 10 olviden
los contribuyentes.
Aunque va Sc ha concedido una
pr6rroga, serfa acto de benevolencia
que Sc concediese otrs, atendiendo
al estado de atraso que atravesa-
mos.
Fue aver tarde tau granie ia
concurrencia de psssantes & Sautur
ce, que luego no habfa forma de re-
gresar.
Los carritos electriccs, capaces
para 81 pers 0nas, venian con 20 q
80, naturalmentec con todos los goces
de las estruj sduras.
Muchos tuvieron que montarss
en- ell caballito de San Francisco, y
venir q patita limpis, dar dole la fes-
Ia al diablo.
Famila hubo que lego despues
de las ocho de Ia noche.
dPor que la empresa no pone
mas cares!
Simplemente porque en- Puerto
Rico tOdO anda descabezado.
Sc esta preparando una expedi-
cl6n.
No hay que asu ,tarse. No Sc
trata de expedition guerrero. para
Colon bia nj para Venezuela.
Es una expedition cientfdca, ar
tfstica, de exploration, buscoua, be-
bfstica y buc6lica.
Provistos de tien6as de campa-
mas, apparatus, irstrumentos y toda
clase de vituallas, saldran varios de
esta Capital con direction Ia mas
alta GU ,pide del Luquillo. Acampa-
ran en- el Yunque.
Sc estudiara ell suelo, sub -suelo,
la atm6 fera, la fora, les reptiles,
volatiles, mamfferos cuanto dc
notable encierren aquellcs descono
cidos sitios, donde Sc dice hay cule
brones de 100 yardas de largo.
O5ra dia citaremos los nombre
de los expedicionsrios, y hsblare
mos de los temores que nos asaltau
de ese asalto, a los ontiguts domi
MOS de Guarionex. LIS expedici6r
es hispano americana puertorrique
na, y lleva gente de mucho troly J
mucho empuje.
ECOS de Juana DiaZ.
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Jos 6 Gonzalez.
Antonio Gonzalez.
Felipe Garcia.
jos fl Garriga,

j Ose GONZALEZ.
Antonio Gonzalez.
Felipe Garcia
Jcs fl Garriga,
Conception Gambia
jose Gambia Carreras.
Angelica Gazta N bide.
Zoilo Gracias Zsyas.
Enrique Gil Agustin.
Manuel Iglesis $.
En- iliano' Iralss.
Fer rnandoI u amer Landr6n.
Francisco Gimenez
Leconte, Eugenio.
Santiago Rosario, Pedro.
Santiago y Cor zalez, Luisa.
Santaeila, Angela.
Santiago, Juan.
Soto y Gonzalez, Juan Bta.
Sanjuan, Rosa.
Sanchez, Josefina.
Sanjnan Bermudez Jose Ma
Soltero Maria.
Sevilla y Martinez, Augel A.
Tore, Jorge.
Toro Peralts, Manuel.
Terrats, Esteban.
Torres, Dalila.
Tor res, Mercedes.
Pedro Lebron.
Lebi Gonzalez, Carmen.
Lopez Torres, Francisco.
Lopez Santiago, Francisco.
Lsf faye, Severe.
Lopez Soto, Rodolfo.
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