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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
THREE OF THE coNvIcTs SEEN.
Come Into a Camp Near Summit Of
Mountains.

Placerville, Cal, Aug. 1S.-Attor-
ney Fred Irwin of this city, who has
been camping at Phillips station, near
the summit, in company with John F.
Armstrong, register of the United
States land Office at Sacramento, re-
ports that. recently three men, armed
with Winchester carbines, came into
their camp at Phillips station and,
stating they had gone two days with
out food asked for something to eat.
The women of the camp gave them
breakfast, after which they left, TAX
ing some provisions away with them.
When getting their provisions they
stated that they were escaped con-
victs, and that while they would in
tentionally harm no one if it could be
avoided. they were making a strike
for their liberty.
Theron, who was recognized from
picture, caught sight of Register
Armstrong, who in appearance and
size resembles Sheriff Bosquit, and
placing his hand on his revolver, in
CURED isn't that the big sheriff."
They left by the Glen Alpine trail
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
Baseball League in Bad Way.

Affairs of the Pacific National
league are in a sorry tangle. The Ia
coma club has been paid off and the
men released. Ogden wants the Hell
ena franchise, but that matter is in
the air. Manager McClosky is doubt
ful about the San Francisco club con-
tinuing. The Spokane management is
ready to send its club to Butte in the
morning. What the outcome will be
is a baseball problem difficult to
solve.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
KILLS WIFE AND SELF.
George B. Evans Uses Revolver With
Deadly Effect

Deadly Effect.
Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 17-George
B. Evans, manager of the American
Transfer company, murdered his wife,
Lille Maude Evans, in a most cold
blooded manner at their home in the
southern portion of the city. Later
he was found dead in Mount st. Mary's
cemetery, two miles distant, having
shot himself. Mrs. Evans was attacked
as she lay asleep. According to the
hired girl, the only witness to the
tragedy, Evans entered his wife's
apartments at about daylight and fired
two shots at her Neither took effect
and then, dragging Mrs Evans toward
him by the hair, he deliberately placed
his revolver against the back of her
neck and fired. The shot literally
blew the wOman's head off. In the
dim light the hired girl was unable
to recognize the murderer positively
as Evans, but informed the police
when the alarm was given that she
believed she recognized the voice as
his.
Evans escaped and his body was
found only after several hours search
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM.
Joseph Pulitzer Gives 100000 to
Establish Same.


New York, Aug. 17.-President But
Ter of Columbia university has made
official announcement of the gift Of
one million dollars from Joseph Pull
itzer of New York for the establish
ment and endowment of a school of
journalism in Columbia university, an
other million dollars to be added at
the end of three years if the school
of journalism is in successful opera
ton. OF this additional million dol
lars, the income of 100000 will be
devoted to the maintenance of the
school. The income of the remaining
half million will be expended for pur-
poses to be hereafter agreed upon be-
tween Mr.. Pulitzer and the university.
The administration of the new school
will be carried on by faculty of jour
nalism, the members of which will be
appointed by the trustees in the near
future.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
Fierce Cloudburst.

Fairbury, Neb., Aug. 17.-Details
have been received here of a cloud
burst along the Nebraska-Kansas line
for about eight miles. Two clouds
apparently met, and for an hour the
water fell in sheets. Estimates of the
downpour are all the way from a foot
to three feet.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
BUGGY Wrecked by streetcar.

Kansas City Aug IA buggy
containing four persons was struck
and wrecked by a streetcar on the
Electric Park line. Millie Berens was
perhaps fatally hurt.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

Owing to the prevailing high price
of wheat and the probable shortage
in the crop, which gives no promise
Of relief to the situation, -four has
been advanced 20 cents per barrel
within the past two days.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
Shock at Alton.

Alton. H., Aug. 17.-An earthquake
shock was felt here. The majority
of the residents of Alton were awak-
ened.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

There were no white inhabitants in
Kansas in 1850; in 1856 there were
less than 10000, and in 1860 but 1O7,-
900. At the enumeration, March, 1901,
her population was 1,467S0S.
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1t takes more money to be a mil
lionaide now than it did so years ago.
The cup that cheers is a noisy piece
of crockery
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

The brains of the Japanese, both
male and female, average greater
weight than those of the English.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

Ten to u ships a day arrive in the
port of New York.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21

AS a rule popular subscriptions are
in the unpopular class.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-21
corbett Gets $1,000.

Corbett was so sore next day that
Sam Berger, one Of his seconds, says
that it was impossible to rub him.
He can scarcely endure the weight of
clothes and he can not bear to be
touched anywhere over the stomach.
One blow over the kidney also gives
him much pain. Doctors say he is not
internally injured, but many who have
had experience of the effect of blows
believe he will suffer as Sharkey has
done from the terrific punches of
Jeffries.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Montana DANCING Club.

Another society dancing club has been
organized this past week in the city and
named the Montana club. This club has for
members many of the Union and Entire
Nous club members, with others who have
become residents Of the city since the
palmy days when these clubs led the
fashion in social dances
The officers OF the Montana are Fred
Drake, president; DIR. Lanicr Napion,
vice president; Glenn Harrington, treas
urcr, and Fred {. Slcmons, secretary. The
executive committee is composed OF Tom
Walker, George Busch, Dr. Piggott, DIR.
L.. L. Schwartz and VIII Thornton.
The club will give a series Of dances,
beginning with one during the holidays
The membership is limited and the young
men who are responsible for the success
Of the club promise that it will entertain
handsomely during the winter.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Saturday Night Club.

Miss Eleanor Humphrey was the pfin-
cipal speaker OF the evening III the Satuf-
day Night club last week Her subject was
Settlements" and it was treated in an
able manner. Miss Humphrey spoke OF
many incidents taken from her own obscr-
vations in visiting settlements. The
George Junior republic was described and
the speaker won a number of adherents to
the work of the settlements by her graphic
description Of the work accomplished
through them. The speaker also told oil
the settlement near Kansas City, aud OF
the endeavors OF those who were helping
to make the daily grind Of existence easier
TO bear This settlement was situated IN
district called the Patch" and had been
previously well known for the poverty and
unclcanlincss OF the inhabitants. Miss
Humphrey spoke of Jane Adams of Hull
house fame, also the settlements i'll Chi
cago under the guidance of this woman,
who has been known in this country and
Europe for her philanthropy.
The program committee reported aud the
program was adopted. This contains an
address, "Thc Races" by Miss Adele
Humphrey, Progress Of the Caucasian
Race" by Miss Margaret Loughrin, one
evening Of entertainment, and an address,
Scientific Sclfshness," by one outside of
the club.
There was some talk Of giving an enter
tainmcnt during the holidays, but owing
to several going to be absent from the
city it was decided not to give II at this
time.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19

was y souvenir of gratitude that no
longer waved over the supper table, nor
was the Bitter grief but these being in
congruous with the assemblage, were kept
in the background, and we applaudcd so
much that we nearly split the buttons from
our gloves. Can you deny that ftncsts
idea was ingenious p
al agree with you assuredly. That CO.
tiIlion must have been frolic. Aud what
garland had your son kept, Madam Sa-
pain ?"
"Ah, all. it was there especially that
the shrewdness of my rogue OF boy
slowed itself We had noticed that Our
lrucst and young Madcmoiscllc La Fossc
the daughter of marble merchant op.
po,itc, a pretty pale little girl whose pa.
rents are more than wc-had made eyes
1T each other. but we did not think II had
been with any serious motive. But IN the
distribution of garlands by chance, Under
stand Ernest found that he had the same
cpiaph as this little Mademulsellc La
Fossc, SO that they could whirl around and
have a good time. They stayed all night
and smiling artfully, with tenderness in
voice and eye, Mime Sapain frankly con
ttnucd, You may well think. Monsieur.
that l. his mother was not fooled by these
wIucuvcrs On seeing Ernest with
Eternal Regrets around his neck q right
away surmiscd the rusc OF these young
pgppc). and the same Eternal Regrets
around the arm of little La Fossc"
Eternal Regrets" stood for Betrothal
and Marriage.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
COMMITTEE REPORTS TO
SENATE ARE FAVORABLE
NY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Dec. Io.-The senate COM
mittee OH commerce has ordered favorable
reports on bills as follows:
Providing for a naval depot Tor the
revenue cutter service at Oakland, Cal, on
condition that the site is donated to the
government: for the construction OF the
vessel for the removal and destruction OF
dereiicts and other floating dangers to
navigation for the construction OF a lie
saving station at Cape Nome, Alaska, ana
increasing the number OF light house dis-
tricts from 10 to 10 and locating one OF
the new districts in Alaska and the other
in Porto Rico
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19

multiply is highly significant. Yet the au-
thority of the commission in respect to
these matters has not been enlarged in the
least by the amendment in question.
Advance in Rates.
One of the most significant things in
railway operations for the past three years
has been the marked and general advance
in rates. Such increase applies i'll almost
all sections of the country and as 10 all
kinds of traffic.
These increases are general and they
amount in the aggregate to an enormous
sum. The effect of these advances has
been to correspondingly increase the tax
laid upon the general body OF producers
and consumers in this country for the
benefit of the owners OF railway property.
These advances have been usually. ii not
always the result Of concerted action by
the carriers. Where such a condition cx-
lists there has not been an understanding
between the carriers The theory OF our
law has been that competition between dit
ferent carriers would prevent unreasonable
advances and secure reasonable rates
Without expressing an opinion as to
whether the action of these carriers has
amounted to a violation OF the law, the
commission desires to point out clearly
and emphatically the fact that such con
cert OF action does prevail as practically
eliminates all competition in the tariff
rates. The requirements of the law that
carriers shall compete affords no protec-
ton to the public.
While railway managers insist that these
advances have been justified by increased
cost OF operation the commission says that
the great increase OF traffic together with
many economies in operation had enabled
railroads TO handle il cheaper i'll proper
ton.
No Decline Probable.
The commission sees no assurance oil
decline in rates in the future.
The commission refers again to the
evils resulting from excessive payments by
railroad companies for the use OF private
cars. particularly those owned and con-
troled by shippers, and recommends that
the payment OF car mileage for their use
be regulated
The report calls attention to the I'M
portance of trustworthy valuation OF raii-
way property and recommends that con-
press take this matter under advisement.
For the year ending June 80, 1903, 3ai
passengers and 3,233 employees were killed
in railway accidents and 6,o73 passengers
and 10000 employees injured.
The appalling lost of life and property
! in collisions is noted and the commission
urges the desirability OF the introduction
| of the block signal system.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
BUTTE CLUBS
Wonan's Club.

At the regular meeting OF the Woman's
club last Wednesday afternoon the presi-
dent adjourned the cub out of respect 10
the memory OF Mrs. lgnatius Donnelly. In
adjourning the meeting Mrs. Christie
spoke of the active life OF Mrs. Donnely
aud of the interest she had in the welfare
OF the club.
She was an officer and prominent worker
partmcnt The club was adjourned until
after the holidays and the program ar
ranged for the last meeting will he given
on that day, as the debate scheduled for
January has been indefinitely postponed.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
CAPTURE TWO DESPERADOES
Mexicans Have Surrounded Six OF the
Remainder.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Tombstone, Ariz., Dec. Io.--Of the 10
prisoners who escaped from the county jail
Tuesday night two were captured yester-
day-John James, indicted for murder, and
Pedro Sandoyal, sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for two years for smuggling.
James was captured without resistance.
He told the officers that his comrades had
separated and are now trying to get across
the Mexican line.
The Mexican officers apprehendcd San
doval. Mexican rurales have six of the
fugtives surrounded in the San Jose noun
tains
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Music Department.

At the special session of the music de-
parlment Of the Woman's club, Monday,
there was appointed a committee to draft
resolutions on the death OF Mrs. Ignaiius
Donnelly, prominent member Of the de.
partment. Mrs. +. p. lIolbrook and Mrs.
!. X. i. Sicvers were appointed to draw
up the resolutions to be presented at the
next regular meeting Of the department.
Miss Ilarte was appointed a delegate
from the department to represent the mcni'
hers at the funeral. Out Of respect TO
their late member there will be no meeting
until after the holidays.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
COMMISSION ON PUBLIC LAND
viii Hold Daily Sessions in Washington
From Now On.
mn AsaoClArIp pRLss.

Washington Dec. Io.-The commission
on public lands recently appointed by the
president to report on the operation ana
effect OF the recent laws held It's iirst meet.
ing yesterday. This body IS composed oil
Commissioner ". A. Richards OF the gen
eral land Office ]. II. Pinchot. chief Of the
bureau of forestry and Chief +. II. Newell,
chief photographer OF the geological
survey.
Arrangements were made to carry for
ward promptly and effectively the work
for which the commission was appointed,
and with this end in view meetings will be
held daily. except Sunday, for the pur-
nose of considering the various measures
which will come before the commissioners.
The commission is the one referred to in
the presidents latest message to congress.
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w. C. T. u. Meeting.

There will be a choice assortment Of
good things for the ncwsboys along about
Christmas time, if the plans made by the
W. CT. y. are carried into execution
At the meeting Monday afternoon in the
home Of Mrs. McIidwards it was decided
10 give the boys Christmas tree on Mon
day evening, during the holidays. On this
Tree will be all that the little fellows could
wish Santa to sweep down the chimney
with.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Wonan's Auxiliary.

The Womans Auxiliary of ST. Johns
church held a meeting Tuesday
night in the crypt Of the church and elect
ed officers for the ensuing year as follows
Mrs. w. +. Cobban, president; Mrs Ben
Mcdonald cc-presidcnt; Miss Georgia
Sowcr, secretary; Mrs. Clinto II. Moor
n trnnGlIrer.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Nominations From President,

Washington, Dec. Io--Ihc president to-
day sent to the senate the following nomi-
nations:
Agents for the Indians, Luther +. Skel-
ley at the San Carlos agency, Arizona.
stmastcrs--Californa Horace Il.
Gardiner, Crockett; Charles S. Graham,
Peasanton.
Idaho-Willam J. Turner, Mountain
Home.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Ethical Culture Club.

The meeting Of the Ethical Culture club
Tuesday night was adjourned without the
regular session. The members had sur.
Prise they wished TO give, 50 adjourned
carly. There will be no meeting Of the
club until after New Years.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Nicaragua Recognizes Panama.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Washington, Dec. Io.-Acting Secretary
Loomis has received word from United
States Minister Merry at San Jose, Costa
Rica, stating that the government of Mica
ragua has recognized the new republic of
Panama by appointing a consul at Panama
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ASUNTOS De COLOMBIA

Sc yiene ahora al parecer trabaian-
do insistentementc por la ratification
del tratado del Canal de Panama, en- la
capital dc la repnbIica colombiana.
Los Fstados Unidos no parecen dis
purstos hacer mayoros concesiones
de su parte en- 10 que respecta I los
t6rminos del tratado, ell gobierno
del doctor Marroquin tampoco parece
dispuesto la ratification sin6 logra
ciertas importantcs conccsiones de par
te de los Estados Unidos.
Pero 10 cierto cs que la situaci0n,
con tales motWos, es muy diffcil en-
Colombia, puesto que los partidarios
del Canal son poderosos y numcrosos,
no solo por sus infuencias en- cl pals.
sino porque quIcrcn toda costa inn
pulsar sus interescS y cntienden que
GStos Sc acrccentarIan notablcmentc,
una vcz que las obras dieran principle
y cl Canal Sc llevara L su t6rmino
DE modo, puos, que 4 estos clemen-
tos preocupa Ell que no Sc de al asunto
una soluclon en- consonancia con sus
aspiraciones y con las necesidades del
pals, harto castigado por la miseria
como Sc cucla inevitable de largas Y
encarnlzadas guerras civiles.
Pcro el peligro de esta situaci6n, es
que siempre ulf5, buIlo los logreros
polfticos, Y que 81 cometen la tonteria
de oponerse 4 la construction del Ca
nal de Panama, puede que los Estados
| nidos dcsistan de clio acepten la
ruta por Nicaragua, sin permitir lue-
90 4 Colombia que entrara en- negOcia-
clones con otra potcncia.
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iESPECIALIDADES

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econ pei
n0ucae p 81 Fetenm o,nasf fkcl clde
maLear tener Inpa
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paan los
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alnsalsc
HERO BRONCO ENGRANAJE,
Y TODA CLASE DE MATERALES Y REPAROS PARA INGENIOS
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Una SelOra en- LareS
d0nunCia que Ie han rObadO su
hija.

Los fugitivos eran "primos" Y
fueron reraitidos al Fiscal de
Arecibo, quien Sc vera apurado
para decretar ell casamiento
menos que 10 permita ell Con-
seio Executive.
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CnleI OF StdtI Cele, Nlldllddu poldlu"'
aun cuando todo este provenga de eXcesos'
disipacion desarrolo natural.
No puede fracasar. Hablo con eXperlen-
cia. Mi persona era una ruina humana y
esta receta me euro prontamente, dandome
una salud notable, poderosa vitaIidad tai
gigor, que la ambicidn nacio en- mi, leVan-
tdndome del puesto humilde y rudo de Zapa-
tero. < ser un professional adinerado lie Gu
re 20 mismo, ) del msmo modo 10 hari todo
hombre dtbi Mi estado era cronlco' deseS-
perado pero esta receta me traJo nueVa Vlaa'
casi instantaneamente Solo Dtos saoe Guam
tas humillaciones sufrf por causa de mi debl-
idad; v en- recuerdo de estos sufrlmlentos,
extiendo mi mano salvadora a mis- congene-
neres Simpemente mandeme su nombre y
direction, y yo lie mandarG a I'd. la receta
dentro de un sohre blanco, curandose I'd en-
su casa, para ser hombre entire los homoreS.
La dilaci0n es perjudicial cuando la salud,
la felcidad aun la vida, estdn amenazadas.
Escriba I'd hoy mismo. Diriji6ndose al
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A LOS PROPlETARlOs

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen recibos
para cobros de alquileres de casas.
Boletas de demandas.
En- sLa Correspondents de Puerto
RicoD.
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DuICaS en- aImibar

Dulcvs en- almibar de varias classes
y tabaeos y cigarrilIos Sc yenden al la
ITO del Ayuntamiento casa nGmero 30
frente 4 In Plaza Principal
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H 0 M B R { D { Bill
CuRESE V. MISMO

MANDARE GRATIS
dcualquier hombre una
receta para cnrarse cl
mismo, con la cual po
sitiVamente Sc curara
en- POGO tempo todo
aaso de debilidad vital,
p6rdida de vigor, debi
lidad nerviosa, varico
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THE LINCOLN CLINIC
LINCOLN BUILDING,
Detroit, Mich. u. S. A.
GENTLEMEN & LADIES.

Desiring to take lessons in Sprnisb
will md a competent teacher at q
rstuan ST.
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BaqGero y Gandara

Comerciantes importadores de pro
welcomes de todas procedencias.
San justo Is y l5, San Juan Puerto
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Recomendamos al p1blico .lareno cI
elegante establecimiento de Mercerla,
Quincalleria Y Ferreteria del amigo
don Juan ARIZONA quien ACADIA de i'm
portar un gran surtido de noyedades
de los Estados Unidos dc America
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En- GI Brasil los pIantadOreS de
cafe 10 s." fian tOdO al 60
biernO.
GQue cuEpa tendra el gobierno
de la situaCion de aqueIIos agri-
cuItoreS2
Deben ser "cosas" de los I'm
dependencies Y oposicionistas"

Los plantadores de cafe en- ell Brasil
estan muy descontentos y sin alientos
para el trabaio, porque, dicen, eI go
blerno no les presta ayuda alguna para
salir de la crftica situaci6n en- que Sc
encuentran.
Puos hombre amados brasiIeros. es-
trechad la diestra 4 nuestros compa-
triotas, En- la mlxmu situaci6n que
ustcdes, estan los plantadores de cafe
puertorriquenos.
Pero oigan ustedes, brasileros. NO
hay por ALA qui6n os olga que con
queidros asi, desprestigiais 4 vuestra
patria y los capitaIes extranjeros Sc
ahuyentaran de vuestros lares. Deiad
de ser Hor5Queante> Como Sc os ocu-
rre ese IriSul0.1
go, sobre la mejor formation de fota
que debe usarse. la distancia de buque
q buque que debe observarse, y otras
experiencias de gran inter6s
Tales son, pues, las informaciones
que sobre las maniobras de verano.
trae la prensa americana, que tradu-
cimos 4 grandes rasgos para los lecto-
res de SLa Correspondence.
N 4Idoo N,zo,.,',
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Rogamos i nucstra autoridad local
para que ordene 4 quien corresponds
haga desaparecer dc la plaza los peda-
zos de ladrillos que han quedado rega-
dos toda vez que la obra del Iliosco ha
sido terminada afeando dichos escom-
bros al ornate interrumpiendo el pa
SEQ pGblico.
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HobeIto Graham, Ioge0Ie.O, NJ, l. l. N,
Representa- en- la Isla de Puerto. Rico
ARTISTA Y PINTOR

kLLIOTT de
q odernap para ngnfS
material
dexa
A Iomba de yalaru
TIE JEFFREY NcFAcTrRIAG CunbS Condors ades
Cal ca uase de mate era
y uuos
para Via
JOHN DEERE orleans pe-
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Desde hace unos dias Sc halla reco-
lido en- CANA el apreciabIe yecino don
Felipe Gonzalez y su sonora esposa.
Les deseamOs una prOnta meiorfa.