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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
TERMS OF U. S. COURT.
RaNlins' Bill Defining District Of
Utah Passes judiciary.

Washington. March 1S.-The senate
COMMITTEES on judiciary today favOra-
bly, reported Senator Rawlins' bill pro-
viding for the holding of the United
States court in the district Of Utah.
The bill recites that the state of Utah
constitutes a judicial district known
as "the district of Utah. It provides
that terms OF court shall be held in
Salt Lake city on the second Monday
in September. January and April of
each year, and also that terms Of court
may be held at ogden or other places
in the district whenever deemed neces-
sary By the judge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
NEW APOSTOLIC DELEGATE.
Monsigneur Martinelli's Successor
Said to Have Been Chosen.

New York. March 1S.-The scramble
to be apostolic delegate at Washington
continues, says d dispatch from Rome
TO the Tribune as il is equal to the
four largest European nunciatures. the
occupants Of which only leave their Of
flee to become cardinals. Among the
many candidates to succeed Mgr Mar
nelli, it is now confirmed on the high
est authority that Mgr. FalcOniO viii
be chosen, As the pope was receiving
the Most Rev. L. \. Begin, the arch
bishop OF Quebec, he is quoted as hav-
ing said: The apostolic delegate at
Ottawa win soon leave vol, but win
stay on your side of the world, going
to Washington"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
90 Miners. Conventi0n

Shamokin. Pa. March h.-lht .s
important convention gf hard oHai 49,
able strike of 1919 began here f1aa.
is likely fo remain i1 session a-l--- III
urdav The three aurHra..-. ..l .. +
friCts. known technically E t.,.-.
2 and q United Mine WORKERS --.-s.
lea. are represented by over F' .-s.
the majority OF whom presenter -.-.t
credentials The remainder "E.
Tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
PLAN TO RAISE FUNDS.
Worlds Fair Commissioner Origi-
mates a Novel Scheme.

Boise, Ida, March 1S.-Idaho's COM
missioners TO the st. Louis exposition
have issued an address 20 the people oC
the state asking them to raise, by sub
scriptiOn, 81 600 to be used in collecting
an exhibit of this years products to be
displayed at the exposition. If this
succeeds the understanding is that
Governor Hunt VIII ask the next legis-
latuTe to make a provision to reim-
burse all who subscribe to the fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
MONEY IN BRICK AND MORTAR
Wasted Says Earl SeIborne Who
Wants it Put Into Ships.

London. March 1S.-The status of
Wei Hei-Wei was again discussed in
the house of lords this afternoon, when
the Earl of Portsmouth. Liberal
UniOnist, urged the necessity Of fOrti-
flying the harbor at an expense Of at
least e1, 10000. The first lord of the
admiralty. the Earl Of SelbOrne. re-
piled that the government did not in
tend 10 maintain anything at Wei-Hei-
Wei which would necessitate fortifi-
cations. Every penny said he. is
badly spent which is sunk in brick and
mortar when it might be put into
shfDz -
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Mountain States.
FUeITIvE EMBEzzLER
Chicago Defaulter Apprehended and
WIN Be Extradited.

Seattle, Wash, March 1S.-The police
last night arrested Andy Norris. charged
with being a fugitive from justice from
the state OF Illinois. The arrest was
made on teleSrap hic descriptions from the
detective force Of Chicago asking thac
Norris be arrested as soon as seen here,
where it was believed he had gone.
Norris was taken before Judge Cam to-
day, who fixed his bail at 5000. and set
his hearing for March q. Failing to
give the bonds. Norris was sent to the
county jail.
Norris was convicted in a Justices court
in Chicago for embeZzlement. He es-
capped the officers and came to Seattle.
When arrested last night he offered no
rosisfanCn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
PRIMARY LESSON IN CRIME
English Prison Chaplain Denounees
Aristocrats' Example.

London, March 1S.-The select com
mittee OF the house of lords appointed
to investigate the evils Of betting and
the remedies therefor heard some plain
talk today from Rev. J. W. Horsley
who, as former chaplain Of Clerkenwell
prison, had been in contact with 100.
GOO criminals. Rev. DR.. HOTsley had
traced many of the crimes he had in
vestigated TO betting, which, he de-
elared. was due to the example of the
aristocracy. If" lie said. "the king
would say tomorrow.
I will never, again go TO q race
course where betting is practiced,' the
evil would entirely disappear.
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MONTANA BANK RECEIVERS
PART OF MONEY STOLEN

Butte. Mont. March 1S.-A Helena spe-
eiai says thar Henry q. Mcintyre, as the
agent Of the Montana National bank, has
returned from Knoxville where he re-
covered about S11G30 Of the $1,000 stolen
by the Curry gang ia the n0ld-up OF a
July 5, 1901
The bank had insured the bills stolen
and has brought SUIT against the express
company for the amount OF the bills
stolen. The action was brought In the
state courts. but wiIl probably be trans
ferred to the federal tribunals. This pro-
ceeding. it IS expected. viii determine
fhc real status of unsigned bank notes.
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- Rbodes So -.

London, March 1s.-Adviees reeve
here say that Cecil Rhodes IS Sow
dyihg. It is now almost "a fQfes
conclusion ne viii not be alive ~
week when if was intended 90 p.
him to England IF ne was liFllH- l-
king and queen yesterday 7enl -,
grams inquiring about his o91e-..f
Lord Kitchener is also keeping A.---7
posted as 90 Rhodes condition
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Mrs Potter Placated

London. March 19-The Daily Mail an
n0Unces that at the request Of Beerbohm
Tree. manager of Her Maiesty's theatre
Mrs. Brown Potter win shortly return 10
j. the role Mrs Brown Potter resigned
az the production Of the niece. owing to
her quarrel with Mr. Philips.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
Suicide Has Been Despondent.

Denver. March 1S-T. c. Hoogland OF
New York City shot himself under the
heart in his room at the oxford hotel THIS
morning. H00gland is said to be a nephew
of Hudson HoOgland, vice president Of
the Broadway National bank Of New
York. He is about A. years old. DespOn-
dency because Of the inGefinate post
pOnement of their wedding by his fianeee
is said to have caused the attempt at
suicide
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LETTERS FROM
SEAT OF WAR
Rawlins Insists Upon Their Be-
ing Printed in Record.
TRYING TO SUPPRESS THEM
REPUBLICAN, SENATORS OBJECT
TO THE PUBLICATION.

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Washington. March is. - The y
? senate committee on privileges y
> and elections today began consid- =
> Grafton Of the house resolution =
= providing f01 the election Of =
= United states senators by the d. ,
= rect vote OF the people. but beyond =
> hearing the views of several mem >
= beTs of the committee made no y
p progress. The committee decided y
10 meet regularly hereafter on =
> Tuesd1y Of each week and to con- =
tinue the consideration of this =
= question until a vote is reached. ,
> = , = , = = = = , = , > , , = = 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
Inouiring Into Alleged Frauds.

Washington, March 1S.-By the author
ity of Secretary Root. General Chaffee
recently appointed a court of inquiry to
meet at Manila for the purpose of in
curing into certain allegations respecting
the official conduct Of Major George r.
Davis. commissary United States army,
while acting as depot cOmmissary of sub
sistence of Manila.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
Conarmed bv the senate.

Washington, March Determinations.
by the senate today: Myron II. McCord.
marshal Of Arizona POstmasters: Cali
fornia-J. n. Turrentine. EscOndido; L. T.
Webster. Ventura. W. II. Anderson. San
Rafael; F. J. Mcguire, Santa Barbara:
It. c. Bouidin, AzUsa. Washington. p.
Allen Pullman. Arizona-J. II. McCin-
took Phoenix.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
Fear Boer Svmpathizers.

New Orleans. la. March 1S.-Georgc
Van Zittar. British consul at New Or
leans, declares his life and property in
danger from the Beers and Boer sym
pathizers in the city, and today applied
20 the mayor and chief Of police for po-
lice protection
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
WHY suffsr Win Hsadaehs

When one dose Of Sherman's Heada--s
Cure viii rid yoy of it, They are -'
Simultaneous in their effect ana u
fectIy harmless. Keep q box % o.
house for emergencies. They cure H5-
Taigia. 25c and Toe a box. For sal9 %
G0dbe- Pitts Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
HURT BY THE eUILLoTINE.
David Belasco Not Decapitated, But
Severely Injured.

New York. March 1S.-David BelaseO.
the theatrical manager. has been Sc
verely injured at the Criterion theatre.
In this city While the heavy sets Cf
scenery were being lowered t. make
the street scene n The final ast, IN
which the leading woman is takes 10
the guillotine, one of the massive her
ders broke from its fastening and fsH
striking Mr.. BelascO on the right side
of the head The curtain was held for
ten minutes, while a doctor was sum
mCned. He dressed the wound and Mr.
Belasco was revived sufficiently to be
put into a carriage and taken home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19

Colonel \ ~. Clayton. accom- ~
bv AIrs. CLAYTON. returned BONE -f.-.
from Am eastern trip. II was s1el re-
ton 10 visit Cuba but le'T--g-- O
CURING the col0neIs presence 81 th'
transact some urgent DlsIls77 --.-sr-r.
salt company. Of which ne p
hurried his departure for home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
MONDAY.

70 5T7 IT all depends upon what you want in soan
sggaaF If you require simply dirt remover, almost
s.5aSE any soap will do. Bot if you care at al abot
lzz-S@ the thing which is to be washed, you must
think twice before you act. Any soap will clean linens
and nausins but Ivory Soap leaves them as white as
snow Any soap will clean sheets and table cloths. but
Ivory Soap leaves no coarse, strong odor Tryi once
IT FLOATS.
ossraesr sassraae lguses ela.an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
Western storm Abating.

Denver, March 1S-RepOTts from the
mountain towns indicate that the storm
of the last few days has abated and the
prospect is for clear weather. All noun
tain railroads have cleared their tracks
of snow and trains are running on
schedule time. No loss of life or serious
DAMAGE from the storm has been reported.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
Nominations Sent to Senate.

WASHINGTON. MaTch 1N-I6e Following
nominations were sent to the senate to-
day:
ATmv-Infantry: Major Philip Reade,
Fourth infantry lieutenant colonel
Captain John G. F. TiilsOn, Fourteenth
infantry, major. First lieutenants TO be
captains. John X Moore. Fifteenth ill-
fantry; Clause H. Miller. Twenty-sixth
infantry; Harold B. Fiske. Eighteenth
infantry; John IT. Hughes. Forty eighth
infantry. Second ieUtenants. john NJ.
kelsoe. jr. Artisans Assistant surgeons.
volunteers. with rank of captain: Thomas
5, Lowe, Maryland; William A. McNeal.
Ohio
Navy-Rr Robert A. Baehman, Penn
sylYdnia, assistant surgeon.
Receiver of public moneys-John H.
Beauman At Tucson, Ariz.
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ManIev Considerine ofer

Washington, March 1S.-Joseph II. MaR-
IL. the Maine member of the Republican
national committee, left for his home IN
Augusta. Me-. tonight and will not give
his answer to the prOffersd office of as
sistant posi- master general until later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19

The fire department answered a ea-
last night at Auerbach's store 6n l-s.a
street. Large quantities of smoke N-.
seen coming from the rear oil %.
building and the alarm was Sent
There was no fire and no damage
done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
nauis Wfl Case AGAIN

Butte. Mont, March administrator
John H. LaysOn ana John +. Davis have
asked for a new hearing in the matter II
the distribution of the estate of the late
Andrew J. Davis. The order OF distribU-
ton affects 10000 worth Of property.
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o. and. ohinese ExeIusion.

Washington. March 1Ss-The Republican
steering committee of the senate today
decided 20 give the first pace in the or
der Of business in the senate after dis
posing of the pending business to the
Oleoma rgarine bin, and to allow 1t to be
followed by the Chinese exclusion bill.
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- - GarfeId,s 80

Washington. March 1S.--It is understood
that the president has about decided to
tender the eivil service c0mmissionership
made vacant by the resignation Of ". 4.
RoreuheFg to Harry a. Garfield Of Cieve-
land "a son Of President Garfield
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
Knled br Anfomobile.

Paris, March Is.-M Quellien was
run over in the boulevard Port Royal
by an automobile. A. Queiien was
taken To hospital but died Few
minutes after his arrival
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19

Chicago, March 1S-The interstate
commerce commission today filed suits
in the federal court against all the rail-
ways entering this city. The general
attorneys of the roads were made de-
PENDANTS to the suits.
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Marx HAM Arbitration.

Knoxville. Tenn. March 1s.--Mark
Hanna was selected To represent the
striking machin.sts of the Southern
railway IN an attempt to arbitrate their
differences with President spencer.
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10 Coin the Silver.

washington, March Representative
Hin Of Connecticut has introduced a bill
for the coinage of silver bullion in the
treasury purchased under the act of July
"A. 1892. into subsidiary silver coin.
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Civil Service Commission Rules.

Washington. Marrh 1S.-The civil SER
vice committee to frame regulations de-
signed to make the methods of promotion
in the various branches OF the government
service more uniform and based more on
merit than at present
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rrinvton. n e.. N4r-a ,----.
United States revenue cutter - Moor
stat oned al this sort arrived or c--r1
head City tonight with .a'.a -e.--l
from the gnanish steamship ba Oh
boa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-19
PEACE is AGAIN PREDICTED
Sailing of Wife of Kruger's Private
Secretary the Basis.

New York. lIareh 1S.-0lrs. Eloff
wife of Mr. Kruger's private secretary,
sailed for South Africa on Saturday
says a London dispatch to the Tribune
Her husband expects 10 follow her
speedily. The inference drawn by some
people at The Hague is that Eloff viii
carry letters from Mr.. Kruger which
may have a decisive effect in ending
the war. The generaliza ton is an elas-
tic one. but without doubt well in
formed people at The Hague are con-
WINGED that negotiations are in progress
and peace nearer than is generally sup
posed.
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washington. March 1S.-The senate
finance committee today decided 20
unanimously report favorably tie
house bill repeating all war taxes
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o,.,us.r "a. ~ is, ,..er.. e...ss co. s.s.-..u
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London, March 1S.-aIajor Cages
Ford. a member of Lord Kitchener's
stan in South Africa, writes a friend:
" tbs cruel way the British press is
holding out hopes Of the war being
over by coronation. We who are here
realize it viii not end inside of two
years"
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ID cuRE 81 u Two pAYs

cause. T. ". Gloves signature on
eYery. box. Price s. cents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-18
Ell Juez Koopel
Denuncia,Io por cohech %

Con deeIaPRcionss turadas que se han pre-
sentado Al ProcuPadoP sneral sa acusa nj
JusE de Pas Abraham K ,opeI, del Dlstrilo de
UAtedrA'' por prevAricAci6n soborno en- sna
functones de JueH
Eita dsnunefa Sc debs nj hseho de haber
golleltAdo Acsptado I'M soborno de eipeusnta
dollars, por no peIssguir 8 molsstar . nm bal
James Daley, que Sc dice terfa una casa de
iusgo.
James Daley 90 uno de los acusAdorss su
dsnnueia eS. por dsn6s, grsve. DspoDe que
qnsiiG tener una Gasa de juego tendri8 que
an ~ lA mosca = que 81 contest6 que 8sf 10
hsTiA IL deRpu6s volvi6se q HncontrGr con
el ls diJo que c9np el gobernadnr ei pro
curador sc hGllGban ausentss, Al, TX 1opell, tbA
gobernAP la ciuisd, y, por conIiguiente, po-
dRi1 togAT, hScisnd0 10 qae lie cOrrespondfa,
AhSds que pregunt6 q K1nuel cn&nto de-
gean@ y cate contsst0 que Q So Dsspnes de
estoS dice que Sc Tue dopde m Abogado para
consultar sobre In proposiei6n, sl eual abogA-
do dfJcia que no disra nada. Slnemb&rgn de
sHAo mAnihsstA ell deponenta qua sI 30 de J clio
le di0 los eineusnka dollars.
lks Ooldgmtl, cRntnaPo del caf6 Colonial,
bAmbien pFesenta una deelRRaci6n inrAda, en-
In qne sKpons qrs VIC Daley eoloeAr los cin-
e0SntA dollars en- IN sobrs sn':aminsrse a In
lA puerts de lAsod riua del &B ,lstfn MercAnti'S
donds Sc hAllAba K lopai y oJ6 que lIsm6 . 6s-
10, vi6ndolc regrasnr sin el sobPe. TAmhl6n
msniHsata que Dslsy le habfa hablado sobre ell
ssun1o que dl1o 10 viEtlRra sobre 10 que iba
8. A. Ow ans doclarA que OIL se halIaba en-
oil cafe cusndo oeurri6 oil menci0nado sucsao "
que vlo Daley coIoeAr oil dinero en- IN SCORE
Girt1irse n 10 pu ePta de Ia of tina del <B 1a-
tin MsRcsntiI,S Rcsrc6ndcss K,opel, D auIsn
Daley sntreg6 el sobFe.
Tambi6nss presents la deelaYaci6n de An.
gel Garcia, manifestAndo que 81 ss er@ontrAba
an In eantnA de Sachs, cuando X ,opsl ue
preBent6 le di6 aviso MI propistarIo de oue
no 1ugAra SqueilR noche, que S.ehs hlxo an
movlmlsnto de ehoesA en- q Il ii de inteltgsnciR.
Las deciaraelones inrAdAs ssS6n fschadaa
oil Is de Septiembre fusron prssentadag ante
el NoeAFio Pooiteo. don Santiago Palmer.
ID nonorA6le attorney nombrAra IN tuss
especial para al Rsunto.
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OORTADlLL0.
EL PREsIDENTE De LA REP0BLIcA
Cohtrario 4 las Turbas

ri Prasidants R,ossvsit, an nm discurso
pronunefAdo en- Windsors vermont haoto
sobre In yiolenciA de las turbas su psIigro
an nm gobierno iibre. Ia oraeion. de lA cual
extrscsamos una p.rts, iba evidentements
dirigidA a los husIgntssas que han apelado o
10 vloiencia. Dice As1:
sLA vIoenciA individual. " sobre todos lA
violencia de las turbas, es incompatible CON
nm robisrno tibre Y una lbertAd ordsnada en-
pusstra rerdbiiea. La primers condic6n de
In ibertad. sal como nosotros nuestroH pa
drea In henaos snsendido y praesicAdo, 90 10
disposicf6n dol ciudRdano AcAtar y cumplfr
In lev. ri gdbierno debe ssr iustoB Ii Icy NO
debe dc excIuir, dsbe de ser igual para to6os.
La Law deba rerseguir a los grsndes que delin-
quen, como psrseguir los pequenos que 1si-
ten.
aE psor snemlgo del pueblo, o quNen o
menudo invocan elias Turbasp para reaii&ar
In violencia. 60 el hombre Que 20 pona en-
com binaci6n con ellas q ias ineita. III mayor
dsRo cue puada hac6Ksele q nuestro pueblo 81
inculcarIe I'm creancia dc qua 40 pusde consa-
guIf AlRo Gon el tmperio de alas I1fpAas o
vlolsn ciA In Aguna caas.
SNosotFos podsmos foFmar euaiqut0r 60
bisrDo: pO0emos cor servaEo on 10 cue % .
sino que 10 p1demos elevAF o mayor RltuRa !;
psro sato tiens que hacsFss por medic de or
dsnados daeentes pFocedlmisnto do liberaAd
v con el Rp0yo do L. lsg.e
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La coNyENcIoN REPuBLIcANA.

Be verified ell dia is de los corrienass an In
CASG OODsIstoriAl termin6 como a rosa rio ia
In aurora, 10 que O. EN- ueEtPa IL bnena hgFmcrfa 4
que reinN snsre los eiementos repabiicanos, en-
vEsperaI de In gran luchA en- los comIcioa.
Al hsesr 10 issigunci6n de loa eandidsaoR
para daeESdos O. la CGmmpa, promovi6se una
AeAoFa1A dispnta entire nm delsigAdo de Yanco
y dom vlcenss Was, hijo, causa de uu an
Esn1 90 gus 81 prfmero queifA hacer vfstiLna,
nj padre del ssgundC.
El Acto eoncluy0 de m9nsRa AumuIsuoaR "
huho GtRompisD, puntapies v .siiless4os en-
abundapcia, n pebaF de- hAllsrse presentss TO-
dAH las ABtoP1dadeS, sntva slIMs el fiscal da In
OoPse do DistFiAo, fidoR VAldAa CatasD Que, COR
10 vlato, hAce po ,dtieA RctivA, sAItAndo por an.
Gina de 10 dispuesto por el gobierno, Rcatca
de los snpleAdos p6hlicos.
II espeetkeuln cfrecido en- lR Convene96n
poT los Fspabiicanos ss muy conas ntado re-
BptA muy siguineAtivo.
Oh la eohsEi6n " Ia discipline
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Movimiento obrero

Aver tarde sntr6 en- esta eiudad una 40.
mission del gfemi1 de torcedoYeu que vfasaha
poF IN isl@ nnienho todos los del olcio.
Dcna comhioa fue rseibfda con handsraa,
ssssndarsea mhiica per aus eompaf d sRos do
CaRnas.
Al pssar 10 manifastaei6n, m que ss irn provi.
40. frense LA DEMoCRAc1A habfan naas de
500 ooFsPoa Feunidos.
Los mauifestantss se dirifisYon lus1o a In
casa del greTnio alH varios sefs ,res nsaron
de 10 palRbrs, dAndo cuan&a aIgunos IA nu.
trabajos
La casa del ersraio. menetonado askaha
adoFnada con bonitas colgaduYas, preaentAndo
nm busn aspacto.
Por hebsP rscihfdo muv Sards Ia invita-.
ci6n de los a0rcedores no nos fuA nosfbIa eai..
air Ai aeto de- aver.