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The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-15
TRYING ARAPAHOE
COMMISSIONERS

Denver, May 12-The trial of Thorn
as Phillips, Frank Bishop and Fred P.
Watts, members of the old board of
county commissioners of Arapahoe
county, who are charged with malfea-
sance in office. began yesterday after
noon with the opening statement made
to the jury by George Allan Smith,
deputy district attorney.
The statement consumed nearly two
hours and half and at 4:3O o'clock
adjournment was taken to $50 o'clock
this morning Charles J. Hughes, Jr.,
attorney for the defense, announcing
that several new points had been
brought out which the defense wished
to consider and that with such ad-
iournment the defense would be able
to condense its statement SO as to
consume but very little time.
Judge Vorhies of Pueblo, who is sit
ting in the case, vainly endeavored to
secure assent to the proposition to
hold night sessions.
Mr.. Smiths statement of the case
went into minute details of the points
to be considered He announced at the
beginning that the prosecution pro-
posed to prove in charge of twenty
one counts misconduct in Office. The
charge in this case he announced, lis
failure and neglect to perform the du-
ties of the Office of county commission
er and violation Of the oath of
office. We expect to prove that in fail
ing to look into the bills of the Smith
Brooks Printing Company grossly ex-
cessive amounts were allowed
Mr.. Smith presented the items in the
twenty-one counts in which it will be
endeavored to prove excessive sums
were charged and paid, and only twice
during the statement was any objec-
ton made One was when repeated
references were made to John T. Bot
tom. who had been county attorney at
the time and who is now associated with
the attorneys for the defense. Mr..
Hughes protested that Mr. Bottom was
in no wise concerned, but the court
overruled.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-15
DYNAMITE PLOT TO DESTROY
CUNARD STEAMSHIP UMBRIA

This is the letter of warning ad-
dressed to Commissioner Greene:
The box with handles is among the
trunks for the steamer Umbria.
Dear Sir-The Malta greets you
and wishes you well. At the Cunard
dock is a box containing 100 pounds
of dynamite. Inside also is machine
that, properly set, can explode the
stuff at any time within thirty-six
hours.
'The society has declared war
against England and has ordered the
destruction of every steamer flying the
British flag sailing out of New York
harbor. The undersigned received Or
ders to begin operations by sinking the
Oceanic, but so many women and chill
dren took passage on that boat that
the society's plans were changed at
the last minute.
THE machine in the box, the first
made, and crude affair is inclosed
simply to show how easy it is to sink
a steamer and to convince those in
terested that the society is not making
idle threats The society has under
taken to clear New York harbor OF
British ships, and it will succeed
"The reason for this movement the
society does not wish to disclose Suf-
flee it to say that the society, to protect
itself. must carry the war into the enc
mys country. 1t proposes to wage the
war as tiercely as it knows how.
This is the society's first and last
warning, and those who propose to pat
ronize British steamers must take their
chance in the future.
The society asks and gives no quar-
ter, so. lay on, lay on, Macduff, and
damned be he that cries hold, enough.
"PIETRO DE MARTINI.
"P. S.-The battery is not attached
fuse is without caps and lighter not
set. Consequently there is no danger
in handling the box
Inspector George McClusky of the
detective bureau said tonight:
81 am satisfied that this is not the
work of the Malta, or any other secret
society. The fact that the letter re-
ceived at headquarters is undoubtedly
the work of an intelligent person and
that the machine itself is the product
of some intelligent person. may mean
that both were the work Of one. All
night we have been working on the as
sumption that it was dynamite that
the box contained. Inspector Murray
of the bureau of combustibles reported
to me that it was dynamite"
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-15
POLLY PRY ON THE COLORADO
WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION

Mrs. Leenel Ross Anthony, Colo
radios brilliant newspaper woman,
known throughout the entire North
west as Polly Pry," is the governors
latest appointee to the Board of Com
missioners of the St Louis Worlds
Fair.
The Legislature, by special act, in
creased the number of commissioners
from five to seven. Thomas Walsh,
mining man and public-spirited mil
lionaire, and Polly Pry," the versatile,
diplomatic, forceful. brainy leader of
Colorado's aggressive moulders of pub
lie opinion, being Immediately appoint
ed to the place it was tacitly under
stood was created for them.
AS the board now stands it is COM
posed of six men with Mrs. Anthony
as the one woman-the governor being
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-15
Moros Thorouahly Whipped.

Manila, May 12.-Captain Pershing
and his column have returned to Camp
Wears, Mindanao, from the expedition
through the country east of Lake La
mao. The column experienced no oppo-
sition after the fighting at Taraca. The
prisoners captured at Taraca took the
oath of allegiance to the United States
and were released. Among the Moros
killed in Taraca forts were nine dattos
and one sultan The moral effect of
this fight will be far-reachiag and it
is doubtful If there will be any further
hostility in the Lake Lanao country.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-15

ITO the Honorable Fire and Police
Board of the City of Denver:
"Gentlemen-In reply to the propo-
siticn submitted to you this afternoon
to arbitrate all labor trouble in the
city. the Citizens Alliance begs to state
that il is in favor of the principles oil
arbitration and names as its arbitra-
tors the following persons, to-wit;
Hon. j. b Grant, J. S. Brown, {. ).
Morey, Dennis Sullivan, Robert S. Roe,
to meet committee of equal number
to be selected by the labor organiZa-
tions, the full committee to select an
eleventh member and thereafter the
full committee to decide upon meth
cd and form of procedure. Very re
spectfully yours.
y. c. CRAIG, President
CHARLES A. STOKES, Secretary.
When TIE unions committee arrived
at the office of the board shortly before
10 o'clock the Alliances proposition
was delivered to D. c. Coates, chair
man. He said:
Our proposition was that the arbi-
| traitors were to be appointed from the
employers and employees directly con-
| cerned in troubles. The members CT
this committee will hold a caucus"
Members of the fire and police board
| then retired from the room. and the
committee held an executive session
| lasting until 11:30. Then the board
resumed its seats in the room. d. c.
Coates read the following and left two
| copies, one for the board and one for
the Alliance:
| Denver, Colo, May II, 1903.
| To fha Hire and Police BOARD of the
| City of Denver:
Gentlemen-ln reply to communica-
| tiun from the Citizens Alliance select
ing an arbitration committee to arbi-
| trate the labor difficulties in Denver
we desire to say that after listening to
the speech of Mr.. Herbert George at
| tO-night's meeting of the Alliance, in
which he urged that body to &c
through the form of arbitration al
this time simply for the purpose oi
giving the Alliance further time tC
organize and 20 renew the contest
against labor unions, and the chair
man of the meeting putting a motion
"to indOrse the radicalism of this
Speech" and the motion being unani'
nously carried by a vote of the AL
lance members, we refuse to recognize
any such subterfuge for further delay
in Settlemen of these troubles and re-
fer you to our proposition-that al
these difficulties be arbitrated by al
equal number of employees and employ
ers concerned Respectfully submitted
JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
4 ORGANIZED LABOR OF DENVER
y By d. c. COATES, Chairman.
BY J. w. WHITE, Secretary.
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<$$$$t

New York, May 10.--The discovery
yesterday afternoon of an ingeniously
constructed infernl machine, continuing
100 pounds Of dynamite in half-pound
sticks and an electrically operated
mechanism, on the pier of the Cunard
steamship line. frustrated what is
believed to have been plot to sink
the steamship Umbria, which sailed at
2 o'clock, when she was twenty-fOur
hours out at sea.
A letter received at police headquar-
ters less than two hours before the
Umbria sailed revealed the presence of
the Internal machine. This letter ap
pears to have been written by wom-
an of education. The handwriting is
fine and cultured. 1t was signed, but
the police refused to give out the
name.
At the time the internal machine
was discovered the pier of the Cunard
line was crowded with prospective pas
sengers and their friends. Almost
panic ensued when they were ordered
from the pier before the sinster-look-
ing box was removed from its position
alongside the gangway leading to the
second cabin.
After the Internal machine had been
thoroughly soaked'in the Hudson river
a careful inspection made by Superin
tendent Murray of the bureau of com
bustibles and explosives, showed that
the powder fuse connecting the light
ing the lighting device with the case
of dynamite had been actually ignited
and that it's end had been charred.
The 200 half-pound sticks of dyna-
mite were encased in boxes, which also
held three sets of clockwork mechan-
ism, two dry storage electric batteries
and quantity of loose gun cotton and
gunpowder. The mechanism was click
ing noisily when box lid was thrown
back.
Chief Murray of the bureau of COM
bustibles declared that it was the most
perfect Internal machine he had ever
seen or heard about Had it gone off.
he said, it would have blown the Um-
bria out of the water. Nothing but
Its discovery on the pier, he declared,
would have prevented the fiendish pur-
pose of its constructors from having
Aeen carried out. There was no name
Zr consignment mark on the trunk
shaped box which held the machine.
1t was taken to the Cunard line pier
yesterday afternoon by two men sup
posed to be Italians
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-15
BRYAN DISCUSSING
THE NOMINATION

Newark, N. j., May 12.-The News
has the following from its Lincoln, Ne
braska, correspondent:
William J. Bryan was seen to-day
and asked:
is it possible for Grover Cleveland
to receive the Democratic nomination
next year. Mr. Bryan?' u
There is not the remotest possibility
of Mr.. Cleveland becoming the nomi
nee. Even his state will not risk him
as a candidate" said Mr.. Bryan.
But Mr. Cleveland has apparently
come out of retirement and many sup
pose he is seeking the nomination" re-
marked the News man.
Il am not in Mr.. Cleveland's conf
dcnce," said Mr.. Bryan, "and there
fore cannot give any inside explana
ton. but as an outsider, ! venture to
say that his purpose is to positively re-
fuse to be a candidate, after awhile.
and then allow his friends to say that
he would have been nominated and
elected had he not refused to run. This
might afford Mr.. Cleveland some salts
faction as a salve for the bruises which
he has nursed since 1896 There is a
tail of the Democratic party which was
very nearly pulled out several years
ago that is just as monopolistic in its
tendency as the Republican party is.
There are also a number of newspa
pers calling themselves Democratic
that are as monopolistic as any of the
Republican papers. This class of news
papers can be relied upon to support
any Republican policies the financiers
of the country are interested in. They
keep up an attack on minor. things and
sometimes attack individual Republic
cans, but they are so closely allied to
organized wealth that they simply de-
ceive the people. If there were a law
compelling these newspapers to carry
the names of the men who dictate their
policies of the editorial pages, the peo-
pie would know that the supposed edi
tors had little or no voice. These So
called Democratic newspapers can be
depended upon to defend any Democrat
who betrays his party and his constitu
ents and abuse any Democrat who can
not be corrupted"
Mr.. Bryan refused to name available
candidates.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-15
Charter Ticket Endorsed.

Denver, May 12.-The Democratic
executive committee last night adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Democratic eX-
ecutive committee endorse the Civic
ticket and certify the same by petition
as the Democratic ticket; but that we
hall not certify the names of any per-
sou who shall accept a nomination up
on any Republican ticket unless that
ticket contains the names of their fell
low capdidates-
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tai, que pu sden reunirse 6 desb ans
darsa en- an momento, sin tificuls.d
Alguna.
Desa6o del Champion
Ell SABADO PASADO
en- Ia "Liga de Base Ball'

Los euatr clubs co tend ent iu.
CARO- aaMirab' amer ia.
Juaaroa rrim re SEQ 6 sInterio.s
ri se9s jug6 al ca mp professional
mente. , no ser oor las bases por
bolas dad - p or Me'calf. hubiess OBJ.
tenido el triunf ; Ea Ell So inuin {
propin6 6 su ,nt arin un magnffis ],
two play, dad pr Coy Scholl, =
Coyne. r. Nc CURE en- ID F h1z nm !
mag, ID: "a oogi 10.
e sItteriors despu6s de uu b nito
ju sgo |, gro der otsr al ham oion, se
lacieron mucho Sats, Amy y Ve.-
non.
E segardc des, Fl de u tara- fac
entire <R d d y &C ,me, ,ntrs
10 que se esperabs, el sC,an jsg6
muy bien y 10 victoria estuv d. ,sa
b sta n & TINA ent ada. I'll Pitcher
dsl @ amo comet6 lA be, O cidad de
poncnar dos veces & Psnninsn y3f
Holmes.
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Los diStQrbiOS
de MarrQeCOS

Londres, 26 de Diciembre. E..
cribe Ell eor1esponsal del "Times"
en- Fez con fs .ha 2)y hablA de an
interview que celebraron 6 su nom
bre dos nativos CON Ell pretendiente
al trono marroqsf.
Este dice que no pretende el tro'
nc; que su mission solo co 1siste en-
dirigir una gusrrA santa contra los
cristisnos, y derrocar el poler del
Sult&n por las tendencias que mues'
tra haoia las cosas europ sas. Los
rebsldes se proponen nombrar an
Sultan de entire alguna fAmiliA noble
que promote solemnemente prose-
guir CON toda energfs 10 guerra con.
ira los eristianos.
Los nativos que vieron nj preten.
dients adrman que les fue zas CON
one ste cuenta SON numercs "a. Las
puertAs del Tesa estkn adorradas
CON cabszss colgantes de los DO da.
dos imperiales que cayeron n los
& tim3s combAtes. Los amisarios
declaran qua On el prstendisIts han
reconocido sin lA menor sombra de
d4da, al individuo Omar z ,r4ha. /,
soldAao que pe-teneci6 n ejeecito
regular del s alt3n.
La situaci6n SO hsee cad yzn6,
seria On aquel paie, consacuei ciA
del enorme nd nero de- s6qa!tot q is
hA sabido conqui-tsrse el peeteu
diente, 6 quienes las fac - del GO
bie-no apenas pusdea AtAcar por ser
insrficientes. Sc estln de.pAch&n
do de f. q refas,s 4 quo sum m NADIA
menos que IL 600 hombres. y se as
tan alistando faelzss de cabal e IS
que se .prepAran con In mayor mr.
gencia-
Multitud de tribrs lay q no ss han
afiliAdo MI preserdienta por tsmor,
y que, no qseriendo ayudAr tampoco
oil gobiernc, sc han disperssdo, CON
ob1eto de aprovechar 10 p-im ara de
mostracion de foerza para unirse &
los rebaldes. Estes cusntan CON SO
RADIOS elementos de csmpAfis. y sus
fuesxas est&n diatsibuidas dc modo
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F'ez segura

New York, Enero 1890 P. M.
Fez Sc halla traaquila. Los 1lti-
mes sucesos de ALI han afianzado la
seguridad p1blica. Considerase que
dicha ciudad estara libre, temporsl-
mente, de ataques de los revolucio-
narios, que Sc ha Ian lejos de aque-
llos contornos. Sc asegura que Ell
<aspirantes no insistira en- sus pre-
tensiones, pero ell Sultan toma me-
didas de precauci6n para repeler
cualQuier atentado.
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NOtaS de Russia

Londres, 26 de Dicie mbre. R d.
ri&ndose 6 la celebration del seeun.
|. do centanario del primer peri6aico
que jamas se pablie6 en- Rusia, dice
el corresp onsal en- San Petesburgo
del sTimes. de esta capital, 10 si
guiente:
sI'ustrando las dificultades del
Editor. ca nm Ell tiiulo de una comu.
nc ei6n fecreta q h heeho circular
recientemente el Ministro del Iute /,
rior; communication que, como podr&
suponerse sin ser muy Hsto, contie.
ne una lista casi inacAbable de las
cosas que los deegraciados periods.
tas rusos, 6 estilo de los de Puerto
Rico en- tempo de Espaf1s, no pue
den publican, bsjo penas severfsi. !.
mas.
Entire las scosas prohibidas. se
cuentan todRs las notieias que CON
tengan iIformes acerca de 10 movi.
lizaci6n de faerzss naciona!es de
mar y tie ra, srmamentos y cuAnto
concierna al ferrocarril orienta' Chi
NO; noticias relativas al desr acho de-
sgentes del gobierno para 10 Persia,
noticias y articulos sobre los des.
6rdenes que ocurrsn an Los taAtkble'
cimientos de ensefianzs superior; So
bre deteneiones por csusas polfticas
& menos que @stss Sc pub.iquen en-
los peri6dicos o6cisles; srticulos que
cenauren las deoisiones del SAnto
Sfnodo respecto al Conde Tolstoi, Y
por 1;timo, re prohibe en- absolute
10 I blicac On de toda clase de tele
grAmas sensacionals 9 recibidos por
los peri6 iicos de personas descono.
eidas para los directories de los mis-
mos, quienes, los directories, SON es.
trictamenta response les del cum
plimiento de estas ordena xas.
Y hace N doscientos 1os que se
publican peri6dicos en- 81 Imre o
del Car!
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La prensa Alemana
v la doctrina de
Monroe

Nueva York, Enero 5 1890 P. NJ.
Los peri6dicos alemanes, tratando
ell ssunto de Venezuela, hacen con-
sideraciones acerca de la doctrina
de NJ, nroe, rechazacdo,a. Aconse-
jan al gobierno del Kaiser que
proceda sin tener en- .enta aquella
doctrina para obligar a Venezuela
al pago de las indemnizaciones exi--
gidas.
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BAYAMON
(De nuestrO corresponsal)

Enero g. Dantro de pocos diss
contraer& matrimonio nuestro queri.
do amigo ell inteligante professor don
Manuel Gaet&n Barboea, con 10 vir.
tuosa sef1orita Sara Semirami Ro.
bert, professors de esta poblaci6n.
El martes SO celebra.& ell juicio
verbal. promovido por don Jose Ma.
ria Sanchez contra 10 empresa de
Vald6s, por mp srte de an caballo.
Leva 10 representation del deman.
dante al Lcdo. don Luis Freire Bar.
bosa.
DON Jose dc Colon, professor del
barrio GuadianR, hs rennnciado 90
escuela, passndo ocupar otra del
pueblo de Barros.
Dnrante el sf1o paasdo, se han ins.
critic en- el Registro municipal, 40
nAcimentos, bO4 defanciones y 173
matrimonios.
va Sc ha heeho cargo del puesto
de Policia Insul&r de esta poblaei6n,
el teniente seflor Castro. lie saln
danaos.
Tan pronto se halle Ell nj nero ne
cesario de alumnos, se abrirk la Es'
cuela de aaultos, donds Sc ensef1arG
ingl6s y espsf1,l.
Sc ha hecho cargo de la escuela
rural de Guarsguao arriba, ell pro-
fesor don Vicente Martf nez Leon.
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En- In m4qn:nA de escribir 'Olivel
la Aline Aci6n de las letraY co pc, t sc
tay permanente; no se pielda con
el use, debido 6 In dob'e palsnca que
muevs el tipo y que hsce impossible
todo dessio de aquel. La % ivers es
10 MAG uins que usa 10 doble palanca
para el tho Sus sgantes Reyne lds
Sanchtz M lrales SNE Jaan p. r.
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Ell "Pretendiente"
desacreditado

New York, Enero 5 1890 P. N.
FL Pretendients moro, desacredi-
tado con mGtiyo de Ia reconcilia-
ci6n del Sultan con su hermano Sc
ha la muy abatidc. Los moros no
le Green va, y algunas kabilas le
han abandonado Sus predicaciones
son oidas con indiferencia.
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Sc retira

New York, Enero 5 l2 80 P. N.
Otras noticias dicen que ell Preten-
diente .ha determiDado retirarse de la
contienda, en- vista del fracaso que
por la &C itud del hermano del Sui
tan ha tenido. Sc asegura que prom
to estara terminada la guerra, pues
las kabilas rebeldes no tardaran ca
SOmetarsa.
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En- los ! stados Unidos

Nueva York Enero 5 2.3O P. N.
En- Ell pueblo de los Estados Uni
dos han C usado alguna sensation
las declaraciones de la prensa ale
mana. Los peri6dicos americanos
comentan dichas declaraciones en-
en- tonos en6rgicos, auDque a'gunos
de aquellos han publicado burlonas
caricaturas sacando partido de 10
que dice la prensa del Imperio
alemans
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s E P E

Que nc pablicamos communicates
in que sean pagaaos por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis paiabras, Sc cuentan por
una inea y la hnea vale diez CEN
tavOS.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
municado sin su importe NO Sc con-
oSt1n.
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Sc COmpra, ,

sDe segunda nano y en- buen
estado se compra: Todo e] material
de revelar placas fotogr&ficas de
SKI, 4 altezas de cauchut nm embu'
do de CRYSTAL, an vaso graduado, 4
prensa de copia Y vsrios chasse 8
Ruarda plaza. Para dem&s porme
nores &, sLA Correspondencias.
Is.
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NO'T'ICIAS

CoNSEyo ALAS MADRES. = FL jarabe calmante
e la sen n. Wulaow ,Iebe sienpre que los nnos
ell peri,so de la dentici6n Preporeona ahyio
.ural tranaull5 ayia el do:o el aageto despierta
muy vivo aegre Es muy agradab1e paladar, calma
al nio abanda encias, aliva dolores hace IA
Giles las funcones del est6mago regula los estinos
Es e meior remedio oonocido para Ia dianea va pro-
venga 6sta de la dentcon de cuaguiera otra causa
T6npase mucho cuidado pedir Ell Jarabe Claimants
de Ia Senora Winslow es el meior de todos.
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la UNION .

Este acredit&do Salon de Bar
IBERIA y perfumeria sito an la ca. :
de San jose IL, Baios del Casi. o
Espaflol, frente & la fotogra6a del
senior Colorado. estk introducien6o o
grAndes mejoras y cuents con trs o
com petentes operarios.
Precio de cadA servicio 20 etvs.
Propietario
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COLOCACION

Una seforita en- paffecto estado
de salud, que cuenta Is mos de edad
deseA colocarae en- una casa de f..
mills, crey6ndose spta para cual.
qnier cosa & que quiera dedicarsels,
principAlmenta en- el ramo de costu ;
ra. Posee el frances y 90 halla dis
puesta & aprender tam bien ell irg'6s'
Para mas detallados ipformes y
refere nciRs, pueden dirigirse las per.
sonAs que 10 deseen, & j. femilia del
se11or Gauthier, Luna SO, dondese,
encuentra Rccidentalmente.
Desmsyos vahidos, neura' giss y
tAntas mt lestias que spf EN- las &C no.
ras, solo es debiSo 6 debilidad del ce
rebro y nervioe. Para curarlos evi.
tarlos nada mejor que el Vino Cere'
brinA Ulrici.
En- todos 'os casos donde hay 20
b.eza de sangre, "a como d f,iencia
de h M globina 6 disminuci6n de los
cor1 & .eu os de la s&ngre. estkn liz di.
cadas las sPIL1 ORAS RECON >TI.
TUYENTES DE VALE 81 CAN.
CIO.
La juventud Mays guszana se pre-
para & dsr vArios asaltos 6 disiinRui:
das persona ladies' de squ6lla ciu dad
Enpezsr6n por ell Licenciado Amill
Negronis
II .mbien se encue1 a ere f ,rmo
en- Msyagu 81 apreciaole joven D
E 4rrique SAnmill&n.
Nos ha visita'o hoy nue. tro CO,
lresporsAl en- Baysno,, S.. Meme.
sio Accsta. Damos graciciAs u ami
60 por ga atercion desc &ndole grata
perm&nencia en- San Juan
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