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CHAPTER II.
INCoGNITO.
- HESE kind people with whom
l was lodged persisted in con-
sidering me always in danger.
dnrt0r must needs be at all


was lodged persisted In con-
sidering me always in danger.
A doctor must needs be at all
times within reach, STRIPPING of a
medical graduate must sleep In the
same room with me, the old gentleman
was constantly coming into the room
to ask If l wanted anything, while his
wife was as tender and motherly as If
had been her own son. Even the
servants Wed with each other In wait
ing on me, and when anything was or
dered for me with haste unusual to
the negro they scrambled to see which
one would bring 1t. Only the girl who
had brought me there came and went
as though l was an ordinary person
with an ordinary wound, to be treated
in an ordinary manner.
All this attention and sympathy
vcxed me beyond measure. What right
had | to accept It'll, a Tenncsseean, in
arms against the south, in search Of n
Confederate enemy? Yes, and more
was / not the bearer of information
that would enable the hated Yankee to
swoop down on this fair region and re-
claim 1t for the Union? The least sus-
pici0n of my true character would turn
the devotion lavished upon me to con-
tempt My very life would be in dan
ger Pooh! What cared l for my life,
except that dreaded to go to my long
home detested by those who had sue
cored me. Besides, the information
Observation-Disclosures Of vital impor-
lance to the Union cause must be car
ried northward.
A crisis came soon enough. 1t was
evening, and l was reclining on my
sofa looking out upon the beautiful
hills lying to the eastward. The girl
with the cool head and impassive face
was standing by table rearranging
books and bottles and what not which
had been In use during the day. Sud-
denly the door opened, and my host en-
tered. l saw at once by his expression
that something had occurred to put
him on his guard, or perhaps he had
been thinking, wondering what kind Of
person he was harboring. AT any rate,
he came up and, drawing chair be
side me- began to talk. 1t was plain
that he wished to ask me questions,
but he was too kind, too generous to
one In my condition, too hospitable, to
ask them directly.
"The doctor tells me, Mr. he be-
gan. upon my word, you have been
with us three days, sir, and we don't
know even your name"
"Branderstane. John Branderstane.
am equally ignorant 10 whom l am In
debted for all this attention"
"Our name Is Stanforth. sir. This Is
my daughter Helen. Mr.. Brander
stane."
Helen inclined her head slightly. and
l raised mine far enough from the pill
lows to do the same.
"Mr. Stanforth," | said - there was
gratitude both In my voice and In my
eyes-"whoever bears your name may
hereafter call upon me for any service.
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us he deddT" she asked.

buse, sat down on n sofa in the H.
tary. / must have tainted, for sud-
enly, without being conscious of their
bming. found myself in the midst of
h excited throng. An old lady stood
eside me with basin. from which
be was sprinn'ing my face. A white
hired old gentleman with pink cheeks,
towel In one hand, decanter In
be other, was bending over me. A boy
b II with toy gun was staring ut me,
lille the girl who had brought me
lere looked on with far more interest
nan / had yet seen In her impassive
Iace. Beyond all was dark back
round Of house servants. My coat had
cen removed, and negro had a tight
rip on bit Of wood twisted In a
handkerchief tied around my arm Just
hove the wound. A long, thin man
b a rusty suit of black came hurrying
b with leather case In his hand and,
Whipping out his instruments, began
be work Of picking up a partly sever
II artery. He first took out piece Of
hy coat sleeve, which had retarded the
|etnorrhage and doubtless saved my
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RAILWAY FARM LAND FREE

In Northern Wisconsin on the North
Western Line. Low rates and easy
terms of payments. About 400, 900 acres
of choice farm lands. Early buvera will
secure the advantage of location on the
many beautiful streams and lakes
which abound with fish and furnish n
never ending and most excellent
water supply, both for family and for
stock
Land is generally well timbered, the
soil fertile and easy Of cultivation Chi
cago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, Superior, Ashland and numer.
Gus other thriving cities furnish go d
markets for farm produce.
For further particulars address Geo
w Bell, Land Commissioner, ludso
Wis, or q. a. McRea, A. q. PA, st.
Paul MINI,
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Mr.. Stanforth warmly. ut may be
sometimes necessary to withhold con-
fidence, but never to lie, sir. Keep
your secret; shall not trouble you for
it. am merely a citizen and take no
I part in the national dispute"
"But do, papa"
looked at Helen. She was regard
ing me earnestly. IF this gentleman Is
with u.s." she said-''us of the south
he need not fear to declare himself. If
he is with the Yankees
"Helenw
There was an uncomfortable silence,
during which Mr.. Stanforth regarded
his daughter sternly.
"If there is one right in the SOUTH"
he said, sacred above all others, it Is
the right of hospitality. Mr.. Brander-
stane cannot be forced to divulge his
opinions"
But has he right to conceal them,
papaT"
while our guest he has"
"Mr. Stanforth," said, your daugh-
ter is right. No man should remain un-
der the roof of one who has succored
him without revealing his identity
when 1t is called for. May l ask you
to order my horse"
i started up. | was too preoccupied
to notice the stand beside me covered
with books, with which | had vainly
tried to alleviate my confinement, and
struck my arm at the very spot where
had been wounded.
A shiver passed over the father; the
daughter gave an involuntary start.
My coat, which had been thrown loose
ly over my shoulder had become dis
arranged, exposing the arm, upon
which every eye was turned. Both Mr..
Stanforth and Helen bent forward in
tently. We were congratulatng our
selves that no damage had been done
when ON the white shirt sleeve APP
peared spot of bright red blood.
Jackson, run! The doctor! Quick!
Tell him the wound has opened"
l sank back on the sofa. Mr.. Stan
forth began running about wildly; Mrs.
Stanforth entered In wonder; the serv-
ants f1ocled In with open eyes and
mouths.
Papa. your handkerchief"
Helen Stanforth spoke the words as
coolly as IL she had been an experienced
surgeon. With her fathers handker-
chief she improvsed tourniquet. and
the bleeding stopped Mt once.
'Now, see here" said the doctor when
he had arrived and repaired the dam
age, you've had close call, sir Per-
haps you'll pay some attention here
after to what tell you, sir
Next time, doctor" | said feebly,
"let me go. My life Is of little moment
to me-"
AS spoke Helen, who had gone out
Of the room for something, returned.
"Ah, Miss Stanfortll," said the doc
tor, II will leave the patient In your
care. You seem to be always on hand
when he needs you and to know exact
ly what to do. Let the others keep
away"
II will relieve you, doctor" she said
quietly.
The doctor gathered up his belong
ings and left the room, leaving Helen
standing looking Mt me With n certain
curious earnestness that | could not
interpret As she had been the indirect
cause Of my mishap, | naturally ex-
pected she would refer to II, perhaps
express some regret She was think.
Ing of an entirely different matter.
CTo DO Continued)
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You have placed me under an obliga-
ton which, -
"Tut, tut! You know our southern
customs--we are nothing If not hos
pitable. You are a southern man, Of
course"
"Of course" 1 spoke the words hes
itatingly.
"Your state?"
Tennessee" ,H
EAST, middle or westT
EAST"
Mr. Stanforth paused. There was no
information as to my sentiments in the
fact that hailed from east Tennessee.
More than two-thirds of the people Of
that section were with the Union.
s'May ask, sir" said my host with
an evident intention OF ending all doubt
In regard to the side with which l was
affiliated, "are you Union or Con-
federate sympathizer?"
l was about to declare myself an
ardent supporter of the Confederacy
when my little friend Ethel, who had
visited me on the day l was shot, ap-
peared In the doorway, her blue eyes
looking straight into mine. Had my
intended falsehood been rammed back
into my throat with the butt of re-
volver it could not have been more eff
fectually stopped. Then something i'm
PEELED me to turn my glance to Helen.
She was about to pour liquid from a
vial into glass and had paused, her
eyes fixed on me intently.
"Mr. Stanforth," l said you and
your family have been too kind for me
to deceive you. l will not do that, but
it would not serve my purpose to de-
clare myself"
"You are an honorable man, sir, who
ever and whatever you arer exclaimed
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CHAPTER l.

- ~ANDS up"
Why he shouted the
words | don't know, for In
another moment he gave
one barrel, and before | could raise
inger I heard click, admonishing
that / was about to get the other.
hin film Of smoke floating above the
zee 10 the right and two malignant
IS Ieering Mt me from between the
Is betrayed his position. Like a flash
whipped out my revolver, but before
ould raise 1t there was another re-
It, and my right arm dropped, be-
nbed by charge of buckshot. Seiz-
my weapon with my left hand,
ought 1t to level with the eyes be-
pd the fence and fred. There was q
Ind Of body falling, and 1 knew
tt had struck home.
Squirting my horse to the side Of the
hd, craned my neck over the fence,
i there In the ditch lay the bush
hacker. His hat had fallen off and
t bare head Of red, shocky hair.
his belt was his revolver, beside him
shotgun. His body, clad in "butter-
t." lay on an incline, his feet In the
tier, which flowed lazily past. The
n, shining through budding branches,
hted up his face, and | knew that I
d seen him before. Indeed, a vivid
ene In which he had borne part
me up out Of the past to fling over
cloud of gloom like the wing of an
bollyon.
drew an involuntary sigh. 1t was
that l had taken life dives Were
ear enough In those days, and he had
night to take mine; it was not my
rrow escape from death, but al over
wering consciousness that the spirit
war lurked everywhere; that the
autiful face of Nature about me
Fes, fences, bushes, everything-best
rved to cover assassins.
is he dead"
Startled at the sound of voice, I
hnced aside. There, leaning against
fence, her arms resting on the top
I'll, gazing at the disagreeable sight on
hich had been intent, stood a young
ii. ...
Where did you come from?" | asked,
ting my hat with my left hand.
There" She turned her head and
hnced at house ON the other side of
e read.
You must have stepped lightly. I
Int hear you coming
Without reply she continued gazing
the body of the bushwhacker l, too,
bked again at the upturned face, with
CLASSY, staring eyes.
Why did you kill him?"
4 will tell you" .....
But l did not tell her then. for as
oke felt something warm trickllng
er the back of my hand and, looking
wn, saw blood dripping upon her
ess.
'Come into the house, quick. That's
terial blood"
Selling the reins, she led my horse, 1
flowing, to side gate. This she
Bened, and we went up to the veran-
!. Catching sight of colored boy,
e called to him: ...
Mount quickly and ride for the doc
|r! Tell him a man has been shot,
J artery cut. and life is in danger"
had Il dim image of the boy tearing
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Contra Chamberlain

P0r momentos aumenta en- Inglate.
ira Ia impopularidad de Chamberlain
& consecuencia de los continuados des.
s~ ros que el ej6rcito ingl6s esta ex.
'perfmentando en- ell Africa del Sur.
81 Ia Gran Bretafia pudiese veneer
las difcultades de la campa1a, todo &c
le perdOnarfa al ministro de las Colo
MAS; pero resulta que nj Sc envfan re-
fuerzos, nj se We el fin los sacrifcios
pecunarios, nj Sc adelanta un paso er
Ia campafia.
Los enemigos de Chamberlain apro.
vechan t0das estas cirounstancias des
favorables para arrojar del Poder al
consocio Cecil Rhodes; pero sin duda
no ha llegado todavfa ell momento cul-
minante, y Chamberlain Sc esfuerza
mas y mas en- apretar los tornillos.
En- toda Inglaterra Sc anuncian mi.
tins para protestar contra la polftica
de Chamberlain, y Sc cree que muy
pronto hab. a que complaoer q la opi.
ni6n pdblics, que pide la oafda de dicho
ministr0.
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La nieve en- NOruega

Leemos en- el ''Morning Leader" los
efectos de las grandes nevadas en- No.
ruega.
En- algunos puntos, ell espezor de la
Ia nieve alcanza hasta IL pies; Y dos
trenes de passjaso sepultados en- ellos,
solo han p0dido scr descubiertos por
haber p!sado cas ualmente las cubiertas
de los vagOnes una comitiva de patina
dores. En- muckas aldeas los Oficios
divinos del dia de Navidad b; tenidO
que suspenderse per impositi'idad ma
terial de llegar a los santuarios 6 capt.
llas. Para desembarazar q Oristi ania
de gu manto, 6 mejor, alfombra de ME.
We, ha habido que emplear 40 ':arados"
de idem, mantjadOs por 900 hombres
auxiliados por 500 caballos, y dedicar q
Ia obra varios dias de trabajo incesan
to.
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EN- MADRID
PREJU'cIOs soBRE UN PROYECTo

Bntre los partidarios del proyecto del
sefior Urzais, Ministro de Hacienda, sc
alega que con IL inmovilizaci6n de la
cartera del Banco, amparado por los
ministries de Hacienda en- su afan de
proporci0nar recursos al TesoIo pdbli-
co, Queda vulnelada Ia Icy de gu crea.
ci6n, oonvirti6ndolo en- prestamista del
Estado.
Agregan los que asf piensan que ell
BancO no sc ha preocupado de otra co.
ga que de complacer al Tesoro pdblico,
del cual SAGA oasi todos sus beneficios,
|y aumentar asf la cartera de val0res
del Estado, lanzando incesantemente
al mercadO en0rmes sumas de papel
moneda para satisfacer estos compro.
misos,
Pudiera darse ell oaso-dicen de
que el Banco de Espafa en- rigor de
derecho tuviera que declararse en- quie
bra 6 On suspension de page al men os,
p0r no tener en- cartera IL necesario y
obligat0rio segdn Ia ley, para hacer
frente a operaciones exigibles en- el az
to, como serfa ell cambio de billetes y
el reembolso de cuentas corrientes.
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DON RAMON GARCIA SIBEZ

En- la tarde de aver falleci6 en- esta
capital ell respectable caballero cuyo
nombre sirve de epfgrafe a estas lfneas.
Era el finado un hombre de vastisi-
ma Illustration, notable ingeniero de
cspaci lad reconocida.
Padre amantfsimo, dtja una familia
numerosa educada en- la escuela de la
viTtud y ell trabajo de que tan vivo
ejemplo fue ell anciano que hoy baj6 al
sepulcro.
AL acto de la conducci6n del cad& =
yer al cementerio asistieron todos los
amigos de la casa para rendir el 1ltimo
tribute & la memoria del muerto.
Sirvan estas lineas en- union de las
palabras breves que al despedir 'e
duel0 dJera nuestro Director, para
hacer oomprender a la apenada familia
Garcia Saenz la parte fntima que el
BoLE IN MERACNT1L toma en- su
iuelo.
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La anexi6n de la Bosnia
Y HERZEGOVINA

Pretenden los PEI i5dicos austro- hun
garos saber de buena tinta que SO va
acercando mas de 10 que se cree Ia
anexi6n al imperio de los Habsburgos
de las dos provincias turcas, la Bosnia
? Ia Herzegovina, que desde 1873 ocu. .
pan los austro- -hdngaros.
El gabinete de Viena ha empezado
va, con ell prop6sito de llevar a cabo
aquella anexi6n, las negociaciones ne.
eesarias con los gobiers0s de las aacio
mes que frmaron el tratado de Berlin.
Resuelto el asunto con elias Sc Gi,
clti q entire los parlamentos austriaco
y t1ugaro a cual dc las dos naeiones
que forman los dom'nios de la casa i'm
rial de los Habsburgos Sc incorporal an
las citadas provincias otomanas, es de-
cir, 81 la Bosnia y la Herzegovina Sc
ran austriacas 6 hdngaras.
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La question de
LIE Figaro D
Nuevas y compIicadOs intrigas

En- los cfrculos polfticos y principal
mente en- los periodfsticos cons 'ituyen
en- Ia actualidad ell tema de todas las
conversaci0nes las nuevas peripecias
que sufre la existencia del Figaro. La
Ultima sentenoia no ha despeiado la
situaci6n de una manera definitiva.
Tratase ahora de designar ell nuevo ge.
rente y al mismo tempo al redactor en-
jefs del peri6dico. A este efeoto &c
celebrara el viernes pr6ximo una junta
general de accionistas.
La situaoi6n puede resumirse en- los
siguientes terminus: De un lado, esta
M. Oalmette, agente de M. Waldeck
Rousseau y del elemento israelista, y
de otro, M. Perivier, apoyado por todo
el grupo de los accionistas a1tiministe
riales que desean que eli peri6dico siga
siendO un 6rgano conservador liberal
independents.
Para asegurarse la mayorfa en- dicha
Junta, cada uno de los referiiOs grupos
se esfuerza en- este momento en- adqui.
rir acoiones del Figaro 6 en- distribuir
entire varios tenedores los grandes pa
quotes de acc:ones reunidos On ciertas
manOs. 1s !.
+, Todo este da orfgen & una Berfe de-
intrigas y de gestiones que ofrecen al
gun inter6s, porque 90 trata de saber
81 el ministerio podrA disponer defniti
vamente de la gran fuerza que repre-
senta todavfael Figaro.
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NOTICIAS DEL DlA.

Mafiana dara ell senior Matienzo Ointron
su segunda conferencia en- ell Tsatro de esta
ciudat; siendo Ell tema escojido ssLs Ameri.
canizaei6n".
Dicha conferencia empezsra las ocho y
media de la noche.
Las familias que deseen obtener slgun
palco, pueden sOlicitarlo don Arturo lga-
ravidez contratista del Esatro, y para la
prensa Sc ha dispuesto Sitio en- el miSmo eS
cenario.
A las cinco J media de Ia tarde de hoy
saldra para Naeva York ell vapor "Ss 40
Juan".
Por exceso de original dejamos para ma.
mana la publication de los detalles de la
Inauguration del Casino Espaflol de Mana.
II, y la revista del explenddo bale. que en-
aquel centro tuvo lugar en- la noche del do.
miDgo iltimo.
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SESSION DEL AYUNTAM|BNTO
Sc aprob6 ell acta anterior.

Sc aprob6 ell acta anterior.
Fee aprobada la limosna de $10 he
cha por el senior Alcalde a dofia Ana
Figueros Barbosa, vecina de la Marina
y que perdi6 todo cuauto tenfa en- el
fuego ocurrido d,timamente enA aquel
barIio.
Fae nombfado el ingeniero don Ma.
nuel Saldaiis, sustitutO del senior Ga.
mails ingeniero de esta ciudad.
Sc orden6 al. senior dlputado del ramo
para que presente el presupuesto de
gastos de todos los efectos que hacen
falta en- el cuarto de socorros del barrio
de Puerta de TERRA para mejorar aquel
servici0.
Fu6 acordado suspendsr los derechos
que Sc venian cobrando por limpiezas
de algibes en- los barrios de Santurce Y
Puerta de TERRA.
No le fue aceptada la renunci, del
cargo dc maquiaista del cuerpo de
bomberos, que present6 don Jose Oan
dida.
Sc aoord6 adquirir a la mayor breve
dad, t0d0 10 necesario para que ell ac
tual material del servicid ie incendios
quede en- condolences de II 1til mien-
tras Sc reorganlza el ouerlo de bombe-
ros.
Fu6 acordado di'igir una circular q
todas las personas y sociedsdes q quie-.
nes interese Ia reorgani zaci6n del cuer-
po de bomberos, para que ayuden al
Ayuntamiento en- tai empresa.
So aprob6 la cuenta de honorarios
presentada por el abogadoVdop Anto.
nio Alvarez Navs,
Sc tomaron otros acuerdos de poca
importancia.
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PONCE

Ha reyresado de su visjs & los Esta-
dos Unidos el industrial don Juan
Amengual.
-Durante la semana pasada Sc han
iEscrito en- el registro civil A nacimien.
tos y 10 defunoiones.
Aver di6 principle en- la Oorte de
Dfstrito de esta ciudad ell j1icio oral
de la causa seguida por eli desfslco
ocurrido en- el 'OI6lito y Ahorro Pom.
ceiiU".
Sc ha alberto en- esta ciudad I'M
Oolegio Oat6iico bsj } la advocaci6n del
Sagrado Ooraz6n de Jesdsn, situado en
la calle de la Salud.
.-Auy animado result6 ell bale ce.ebrado
en- el Casino el domingo por la nochs por
inicistiva de la juventui que concurre di.
cho circulo social.
--En el Oerrillo, Pablo Eusebio Mer.
cado, estaban hacienda un atand, y por pa.
labrar mas menos, Sc fueron lao manos,
resultando herido eli Eusebio.
Ell sabado tendra lugar en- esta ciudad
una gran fiesta escolar para conmemorar 81
natallcio de Washington.
A don Lui0 Vadia Santoni, Juez de Poll.
cia de Agua1a que Sc encontraba en- usO de
Icenc'a, por estar enfermo, le ha sido pro.
rrogada un mes mas dicha licencia, por no
estar Gel todo restablecids su deiicada salud.
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NOtiCiaS del exterior

En- el Oon5reso Pan Americana ue acord6
por unanimidad una moci6n presentada Dor
los delegados de los Estados Unidos, relati-
va al envio al future Presdente de la repd-
blica de Cuba, un telegrama de felicitaci6n,
expresando los votos que formula al Con.
greso por la proSpsridad de Ia nueva repd-
blica.
Telegraffan de Atenas one es incierta la
noticia referente & una tentativa de asesina-
to contra el Rey Jorge.
Se Ia apIobado en- la O&msra de los %
munes - moci6n, en- Ia cual Sc dec;ara
que ell gobiefho ingl6s considerara la ocupa-
ci6n de cualquier puerto sobre ell Golfo Per
sico, como una vi0iaci6n de la politica de
"statu quo" sostenida por Inglaterra en-
aquella region,
La prensa franceSa Sc ocupa, como 81 es
tuviera celosa, de la manera como sc ha
recibido en- Berlin al Ozarevitch russo, al
cual Sc han hecho agassjos todavf, mas exa.
gerados que los que Ell Francia Sc hiciero al
Ozar Nicolas.
Notan todos les peri6dicos- -trancases que
la poiitica rusa Sc lunSa de muy antique en-
estar bfen con todo el mundo sacar partido
de todo.
FL contralmirante Schley ha llegado &
Chicago, Sc le ha tributado una ovaci6n;
al dar las graciac al pueblo, por la recep-
ci6n que le hacis; dijo que el no esperaba
que SO unieran todcs los partidos polfticos
para apoyar sus reclsmaciones.
Intorma ell coronel americana Misor en-
Fiipina al gobierno militar, que el cabeci-
liza Papoisio, que SO kslla al frente de una
partida compuesta de cuatrocientos hombres
armados con bolos rifles, tiene compile.
tamente dominada la Isla de los negros,
cuyos fabitantes estan aterrorizados.
GORE Ell rumor de que los Reyes de Italia
visitaran a la familis real espanola despu6s
de la coronation de Don Alfonso XIII.
Segdn Ell "Herald" de Nueva York, co.
rren rumores de que Cuba psdira la anexi6n
81 Sc demoran las concesi(nes arancelarias.
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CuartO de SOCOrrOS

Juan Pimentel, curado de una herida in.
elsa de dos centfmetros sobre la region ex-
terno condial media, otra de dos centfmetros
sobre la region dorsal media posterior un
rssguno sobre la region pectoral iaquierds.
Leve, con asistencia.
Vicenta Estrada, curada de kerida con-
tusa en- la region fronto- -parietal iaquierds,
una confusion en- la region supra escapular
izquierda y contusi6 en- los dedos fndice y
medic de la mano derecha. Leve, salvo
accidente.
Sebastian VillodaS, cursdo de un rasgu.
no al tercio inferior del music derecho cara
pesteliOr. Leve, sin asistencia.
Ricardo Larregui, curado de una herida
contusa de dcs centfmetros de lorgitud 60.
bre la region frontal derecha. Leve, sal =
vo accidente.
Eustaquio Oorrea, curado de una contu.
sion CON rasguno sobro la sien izquierda.
Leve, sin asiatencia.