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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-19
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Nothing can take the place of your
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Tor county pride IT should go into every
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South Caro1ina, served fresh eyerx
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the United States and every otber
quarter OF tho globe, nothing can take
the place In South Carolina homes or
The Daily State.
TORY. We arc fn the midst OF vyars
stllkes and political struggles of srest
tmpor lance. The next session of n,-
legislature. with the Inauguration of
new governor. will have peculiar in
with the times, nSst read the 5,fv ~
history OF the world and that is re-
sOrdeo IN entertaining style in. 1'bs
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-19

The Sou,h Carolina Federation
of Women's Clubs, at its recent
convention in Columbus, decided
to establish an exhibit of Arts and
Crafts for the purpose of stimula-
ting interest in the Hone Indus
tries among the women of the
State. This exhibit Is to be dis
played in every town where there
is a Federated CLUB to take it in
chsrge, and Will consist OF handi,
work of every des criptlon-laces,
embroidery, basketry, woou.
carving, designs Of wall paper,
etc., woven rugs, carpets. quits
IN fact anything made by the
hands of a South Carolina woman.
Every effort will lie made to Gre
ate II demand for tho work. and
orders will be solicited. All wo-
men in the State are urged to
send samples of their handiwovk.
1t Is especially desired through
this movement to reach the wo.
men of the rural districts, show
ing the possibilities open to them
both a. wage>earners and home
makers along these lines to re-
vive it possible the old fashion art
of weaving, which even in its sim
pie forms Is susceptible of excel.
lent results-woven rag rugs for
example, wheE wrought III artis-
tic designs and harmonious color
schemes, are in great demand and
bring high prices.
No article will be accepted for
this exhibit. unless well made and
attractive in Appearance -cxhibi
tors must also put q ieas ,nable
price upon their wrrk.
All communications should be
addressed to
Mrs. Il Frnscr James,
Chairman Arts x TRAITS Com.
S. g. +. W. G..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-19
Russian Proverbs.

Pray to God, bat row to the
shore.
Poverty Is not sin, but twice
as bad.
BE born neither wise nor far,
but lucky.
Slavery drinks mead and free
dom water.
It's Il bore to 20 alone, even to
get drowned
BY that which wounded may
your wound bc cured.
The pine stands ufar, bat wins
pers to its own forest.
CaIumny is Ikea coal; if it does
not burn it will soil.
lie who Swcats aicid and pray
to God at hcme will never starvo.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-19
Clemson
Agricultural
College.
- SES SION 1875 1904. -

The next session opens Scptcm>
Der 0,k. BY regulations Of the
College new students are required
to report five days before the OPEN
ing of the institution to stand ;he
entrance examinations.
The following courses are given
for degrees: Agricultural. Solog.
zeal. .nechauical aId Electrical,
Civ.t Engineering Metallurgical
i.nA Textile Industry. For cata-
Iogues and information apply to
i. ii, NELL,
PRksIuENT,
July @9-4ti Clemson College.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-19

A p MCLURE, Superintendent,
LEROY SPRIN GS. President.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-08-19

In Boston last week a man
threw his mothcr-in law out of
the tifth-story window of burn.
ing building and then carried a
feather bed downstairs in his
arms.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
CLOSED
Even Slot Machines
 Are Banished.

The town Is closed still tighter, s,ys the Dawson News Of the 9th. The large slot machines are standing face Co The wall and not a wheel Is turning today.
 Operators of such machines have been n.tlfed by a constable from the town station that lt would be safest for them to put those devices out of lmmlsslon. Dawson has orlY q few large machines, which as a general rule pay In money. lt Is said that none of the rge machines ln Dawson has paid money for some time. Merchandise, Is Is ssllsged, W ssubsllluted.
 ln the meantime professional poker players are afraid 10 turn eirj and eon- tlnus to leave for the outside The gam. bling fraternity In the cilv Is said 10 be ripldlv becoming a nonenlilv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
FORTYMILE
Nayigability of the River
 Undecided.

The question of whether or not Forty mile creek Is a naylgabIs stream Is agitat- Ing the miners, says the P.-l. Commls- sloner Groff has ruled lt Is net and under thls decision placer claims can be stsksd on lt as on gulthes.
 This has been done, and the operations on the bars oi the stream have been stopped.
 Several hundred men are thus deprived of their euStcmirv means of livelihood. The question Is being agitated ln order to get a ruling ot the department, and the Ss- aitls chamber of commerce has been asked Co take a hand.
 Before that body can act lntslllgsntly lt will first ascertain what the condition of the stream Is as to lls navlgabllltY. The Fortymils, although called a creek, as ueary every stream up North Is deslg- nl,ei, is a river Of considerable magnitude, bl, Is shallow. The rysr Is stated to be a larger stream than the Snake, a tributary of the Columbia.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
HONOR COURT
Reception to Judge Wicker
 sham at'Yaldez.

The lsrges, reception ever given In VaE der was tsndersd Co Judge WIckersham ai the Moose hall ln that place. Over 900 people were present and a splendid program was furnished by locsl talent. The princi' pal speeches of the evening were by Judge John Gocdnsll and Wm. H. whittelsy. Judga Wlcksrsham responded ln an elo- Qusnt address.
 The hesdquirtsrS. of a division oi the dlstrit will be at Valdez and a ecurt houss and jail will bs built there.
 The 6rst term of the district court win open ea February and a grand jury and a trial iDry will bs smplnsIed. Repressntl- tive men from that division of Alaska will bs called to serve on the iuries. There are now two murder cases Go be tried and a large numbe of civil suits, 40 the close of the term of court Judge WIcksrsham and Clerk A. R. Hsilig wlll go Co the Yukon country over the Yali,z and EigIs mall route.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

PsoPoSALs TOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS AT NEW ARMY PosT, HAYNES, ALABKA.-Co Construotin Quattermastef's Qnloe, SkagEay. Alaska, lanu. lry 5th l903. Sealed proposals in triplioatc will bc received here unul one o'clock p m. Thurs day, Maich oih 1908, and then opened for the construction, Including plumbing heating and gasIiping. Of orc Field Oficeu' Quarters, two double Captains Quarters, lhree double Lieu. tenants Quarters. two Non-Commisgioned ssan Omoers' Qunricfs ldoubleh two double bar
 ucks, one Hospital, one Hospital SteWafds' Quarters, one Guard House, one Administration Building, one Bakery, one Store HOufe one Coal Shed. one Quariormasicrs Stable, one WagOn Shed, and one oil House, at New Army Pust on Portage Cove, Halncs. Alaska. plats and speci. lcatlous may bc enminedat this Offce and any further information will be furnished npon ap. pllcatOn. Plans may also be eXamlned, and specifications Of the work, together with copies 0i General Instructions Co Blddeu, und blank forms for submitting proptsals oblained at oi- lces of Depot Qinrtcrmasier, San Francisco, Cal liorniu Depot Quartormnstor, Portland, Oregon and Quartermastor, Seattle. Wash. Right is re- scuedto accept or reject any or all proposals or parts thereof. Envelopes containing pf0pOs-
 ls should Do endorsed Proposals for Public Buildings, Halncs. Alaska" and addressed t0 CAPTAIN w. P. RICHARDSON, Colatructns Quurtermasier, Skagway, Alaska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
CAUCUSED
Alaska Land Bill Receives
 Favorable Report.

The subcommittee of the senate com mlttee on public lands has agreed to make favorable report on the amendments to the Lacy blll enabling settlers ln Alaska to take up homestsads of 32o seres each on unressrvsd land ln rectangular form, title to the homssteads to be obtained al the end of five years, even If an official survey shall not have been granted by that time.
 The full committee met on January 9th and undoubtedly accepted the report of the subcommittee.
 The house committee, of which Rspre sentative Lacy Is chairman, hls aLeady formally agreed to accept the same amend- mentS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
Tao Northern Pacific

Runs e .sttrains between Puget Sound -... ". -,lL ltS famous "N.uh Cost Limited affords every convenience sS well ss luxury known Co the modem travel, Tickets Co sli points in the United States and Canada. lf you c01t-mp. ft- a trip East, call on or write t1 A. l.n.rg, GeDl. Agent, Tscoma, 0r L A. N1ieau. Genl. Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
DAWSON TOO
Carnegie Gives Town
 Library.

Altrew Carnegie has offered the city of DlwSon a library and lt has been accept. ej It was demanded of the city that a guarantee Of 10 per cent, of the donation be guaranteed tO be plii annually by the ctv as maintenance fund, The council doubled the guarantee by Ordsinlng that the binding Of the eity to psrpetullly pay for this purpose the sum of S5,ooo per an nun. The donation Is to be s2s,oOo.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
The Northern Pacific

Is the route patronlzed by experienced travellers over thls continent and you can- not do better than take thIs route when next you are going East. Three trans continental trai IS daily. For tickets and all Information, call Jn or write to A. Tinling, Genl. Agent, Tacoml, or l. A. Nadeau, Genl. Agent, Seattle.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
FUR SEAL
Attracted Up the Canal by a
 School of Herring.

Ths bay Is again alive with herring and thsy have been followed up the canal by what those who claim Co know are fur seal of the kind that breed upon tfe shores Of the Pribolof lslants. The herd only numbers about a half dozen though there arc large number o( hair seal that are, also follow luz the herring.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
Lost POokotbOOk

Lost, a pocketbook containing money and other yaluableS, either on hS, nights traln og at the depot. Finder win kindly rsiurn the same Co the Alaskan Ctt-- and receive reward, q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

The Seattle Saloon ls a thoro ghiy re- spectable gen,leman'S resort Fine lgnch sen'ed with every glass oi beer.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

II you want to gain entrance Into the homes Of the buying class, place your ad. ertlsement in the Ildilv Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

Our annual sale Is now on, beginning J mary a ending December 3I of each year. This Is our sixth annu ] sale, the rIi.-- md Values during this sale are the same as before, always the best that can be mad. F, J. Clsyson & Go.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

The best glass of beer ln the North can be had at the Settle Saloon-A gentle mans resort.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

A black electric seal muit Any body finding wlll please leave at ths cthcs Ci ihs Daily Alaskan. I.3.tt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

Fresh oysters at the Pack Train Res fiurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

All kinds of good things with beer at 10 cents at the Pack Train Saloon,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

Sksts ss long as you please for zs cents, at the rink.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates In rough dry, next to new electric plant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
ROSS VOTE
As Shown By Total Returns
 From All Precincts.

An the election returns having been re celvsd, Sheriff Eilbeek of Dawson has hgursd up the majority of Mr. Ross, though such Is not given out as the official count, Bach deputy returning officer upon returning his box and returns files with the sheriff notice of the poll In hls division w hleh may be taken as absolutely correct, and lt Is from these notices that the result of The election as given here Is taken, The official recount by The returning officer takes place Jinulrv g and then the result will be declared officially, The total vote Is as follows;
 Clafhe .'''.''...'''' .'''''''''''''ioo9 Ross. s.......,......,..... ..2o44
 Iolal,......... ..... ........., 5ooo
 Ross majlflty... ................ S7o
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

F Rent and For Sale cards for cal, lt this odlcs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

he lat,s, ln walstngs and trimmings .at the Ladies Bizllr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

Patterns new In Mating Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

ststsOn hats al claysOn's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15
Millions of Mothers

Use CUTICURA SOAP, assisted by CUTIcURA OINTMENT, the Great Skin Cure, for preserving, purify ing and beautilying the skin of children and infants, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales and dandruf, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whiten- ing and soothing red, rough and
 sore hands, for baby rashes, itch ings and chahngs, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery. Millions of women use
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-01-15

l'ninS blanks at tsiS Onsa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-28

Y todo ell mundo sabe & que atenerse.
Los que estan probando ser anti
pate7 to9rjqueHos tienen la audacia de
acusar 4 sus compatriotas de G9atlGnae-
7lcanos, aquellos malos americanos
ouienes beneficial esa ridfcula for de
lis que Sc trata de resucitar. aquellos
NAL agradecidos de nuestra hospitall-
dad quienes nosotros podemos dar
lecciones de patriotismo, Sc permiten
tambien ell lujo de jugar con Ell voca-
blo-eomo 81 fuera bastante que ellos di-
ieran 10 q. somos 8 10 q. no somos,y CO
mo 81 aquf no tuvi6ramos ell derecho
de ser 10 que nos cuadre por encima de
la tacha que pretendan imponernos los
pilletes Y bribones que intentan en-
nuestra propia casa moteiarnos.
<La Correspondenciao denuncia &
esos tales como Gnt5GDaerjcaao8. va
nacidos en- la isla 8 va en- ell continente,
les acusa de enemigos del pueblo de los
Estados Unidos tanto 8 mas que enc
migos de la isla de Puerto Rico.
Son 0ntian1eIjcd110S aquellos que in
faman su propia bandera introducien-
do contrabandos q su sombra.
Son antian1e15caa0s aquellos que de-
tienen ell solemne proceso de la justi-
cia y 8obresee,1 por cable causas inicia-
das contra culpables de probados deli
tos.
Son a1ltiamericauos aquellos que Sc
apoderan de un pueblo y 10 despojan
de los derechos que Dios y la Natura-
leza les dieran, reduci6ndolo la servi-
dumbre y empujandolo con p6simas
leyes 4 la desesperacion y & la ruina.
Son aaat5ane34ca2a0s aquellos que
exitan las discordias del pueblo y con-
sienten, pudi6ndolo evitar, que luchas
fratricidas ensangrientene ell suelo de un
pals tan generoso como contiado.
Son o1ati-0ner5caaaoS aquellos que
roban defraudan y antrampan y des-
pilfarran ell dinero ageno obligando
pagarlo a los que le tienen entire inju-
rias, atropellos, violaciones del domi-
clio y acusaciones desdorosas.
Son onti-amer5c0r,os los que preten-
den eatlcar 4 los demas en- la escuela
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-28
ASAMBLEA MASONICA

Muy interesante Ina sido la que Sc
| llev6 cabO Ell esta capital en- los dfas
yeinte y seis y veinte y siete del ac-
tual.
A ella concurrieron delegados en- re-
presentation de las distintas Logias de
la Obediencia de la Gran Logia Sobe-
rama de Puerto Rico.
Alberto ell acto baio la acertada di-
recci6n del Gran Maestro don jose
Ramos de Anaya Sc hizo la llamada de
los sehores delegados, entire los que re-
cordamos & los 'senores Megfas To-
rres, de Yauco, Soltero, de Ponce,
Munoz Morales Munoz. de Cayey,
Carrasquillo y Martinez Rosell6, de
Humacao, Rivera, de Coamo, Calde-
der6n Y Savees, de Arecibo, Dueno
Rodriguez y Oller, de Bayam6n, Busi-
go, de Sabana Grande Y Rodriguez
Sierra, Moraza, Rivera, Delgado, Sc
duran, Muriel, Lopez Castro, Arras-
tia y Hesley, de la capital
Someti0se la consideration de la
Camara ell QUESTIONABLE presentado por
una de las Logias de Yauco y fueron
tratandose cada una de las proposicio-
nes que contenfa tomandose acuerdos
importantfsimos.
En- la discussion de los asuntos rein6
ell mas complete orden tomando parte
en- ellos muchos hermanos, distinguien-
dose entire ellos los senores Munoz
Morales, de Cayey, Rodriguez y OlIer,
de Bayam6n, MARTINEZ Rosell6, de
Humacao, Torres, de Yauco, Rivera,
de Coamo, y Rodriguez Sierra y Mora
"a, de la capital, que estuvieron q la
altura de sus conocimientos mas6nicos.
La Asamblea dur6 hasta aver las
seis de la tarde despu6s de haber sido
tomadas en- consideration varias pre-
posiciones de diversos hermanos.
Anoche como despedida fueron OBJ
sequiados los delegados de la isla con
un suntuoso refresco y en- ese acto hi
cieron uso de la palabra varios seno-
res.
En- todos los actos rein6 gran entu-
siasmo.
SabemOs que para tratar otros asun-
tos de gran importancia Sc celebrara
en- breve en- la ciudad de Ponce otra
gran Asamblea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-28
Una COmiSi6n de panad8rOS
ViSit6 GSta tard8 GStaS OfiCinaS

Los senores Estanislao Santana,
Marcelino Quinones Y Jose Carabia,
del gremio de panaderos, visitaron es-
tas oticinas hoy haci6ndonos las va
rias manifestations:
I'll senor Santana nos dijo: eQue
debido al trust que Sc ha tornado en-
esta ciudad hace cuatro dias para la
elaboration y yenta del pan, han que
dado sin trabaio como so 90 ope-
yarlOs, que 81 no estaban todos coloca-
dos, al menos Sc turnaban favoreci6n-
dose mGtuamenUe La combination
realiZada por los duenos de panaderfas
cOnsiste en- que los senores Barbosa Y
Almod6yar han cOntratado con los de-
mas duefos de tahonas toda ell pan que
ellos elaboran al precio de 4 centavos
Y 10 yenden al pGblico & 6 centavos.
Esas panaderias no trabajan solo 10
hacen cinco en- San Juan, Y tres en- los
barrios, habiendose suprimido en- elias
muchO personal debido 4 la disminu-
ci6n de rabajO0.
"A este Sc une que Sc cohibe ell traer
pan de los pueblos limftrofes. Con
este motive hemos presentado un es-
critic al Hon. (obernador solicitando
que Sc nos conceda en- cuaIquier con-
cepto los llamados ~hornos mihtares>
que ahora no trabajan, para trabajar
nosOtros en- elIos, Y de esa manera Sc
emplear6n muchos brazos Y facilitare-
mos pan barato a la ciudad. Al efec-
to contamos con la protection de algu-
mas personas que nos ayuden con re-
cursos para llevar adelante dicha en-
presa.o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-28
I.ES a

| del egoismo, del lldesorden, de la codi-
cia, de la ''mentira V de la abdicaci6n
de la personal dignidad.
son, en- suma, G7at9-dnaeracd7a0S los
que pretenden. en- yez de popltarasQr
al gobierno, gobsernazGr al pueblo, me-
ter al pueblo en- ell bolsillo del gobier-
no, convertir al pueblo en- abyecta
plebe que entone un himno sus pro-
pias cadenas, arrancar por medic de la
mentira Y de la intriga ihatrTaSI de
felicidad algeria & un pueblo exte-
nuado Y moribundo.
Esos son los yerdaderos ant5-amer5-
ca7os. No hay leyes en- los Estados
Unidos que autoricen nj la desigualdad
ante la ley, nj la duplicidad de la JUS
ticia, nj ell egoiemo convertible en- Sis
tema de leyes, nj la mentira converti-
da en- raz6n de estado, nj la codlCla
llamandose & ST misma poL5t5ca aaGc5O-
nal, nj ell peculado con ell dinero del
pueblo, nj la disipaci6n y el despilfa-
rro ell robO hechos costumbres en- los
servicios p1blicos.
Ninguna ley autoriza esos desmanes
en- los Estados Unidos. Hodo aquel
que viole la Constitution para hacer d
los demas leyes que hagan hombres
con desiguaIes derechos bajo una mis-
ma bandera, todo aquel que gobierne
con egoismo, todo aquel que mienta
para gobernar, todo aquel que haga de
la codicia un culto, todo aquel que prac-
tique 8 consienta 8 encubra ell pecula-
DO, todo aquel que disipe y despilfarre
10 ageno. todo aquel que cosas tales
haga, es antj-a7nerica 10, indigna-
mente enemigo de los Estados Unidos.
va sabe bien la isla quienes son los
verdaderos .antj-amerjca,eos y los YER
daderos antj-puertorrjque7os. Inutil
es desentranar del viejo tempo q es-
tignla. Indtil es apelar al mfsero re-
curse de confundir con ell brillo de las
nacionalidades, ell lustre prestado de
los pillos que las desdoran.
Muy conocido, muy conocido es ell
recurso. Pero es in1til -. Entire las
muchas cosas que han fracasado, fra
casar6 ell estigma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-28

A los puertQrrlquenos que defender
la dignidad de su patria, que estan
dispuestos que una digna alianza Sc
establezca entire la isla Y los Estados
Unidos, que protestan de las injus-
ticias E inmoralidades del regimen de
servidumbre en- este pals creado, Sc
les suele lamar por algunos, antianae-
riconoS.
Los que no tienen razones que ale
gar contra la evidencia que Sc les
muestra, nj medios para defender 10
que no tiene defensa, nj efcacia de
nipguna especie en- sus empefos de re-
ducir al silencio los clamores de la Opt
MON p6blica, apelan al menguado re-
curse de interpreter las censuras que
al gobierno Sc hacen, como pruebas de
desafecci6n al pueblo de los Estados
Unidos.
Aquf es conocido ese recurso. Du-
rante la domination de los gobiernos
espafioles, 4 los que censuraban sus
demasfas Sc les llamaba, ant5@paH0Ies.
Asf pues, carece de noVedad esa inso-
lencia, ese torpe ardid con que ma
los puertOrriquenos y malos america
nos quieren sofocar las justas protestas
del pueblo puertorriqueno.
ESQ es indtil. La situaci6n creada
en- la isla no tiene por objeto america
nj@arla, hacerla amiga de los Estados
Unidos, Prop6nese simplemente go
6teIniza1W0S, hacernos cOmparsas de un
NAL gobierno, palafrenes de los enemi-
gos de nuestras libertades, aduladores
de aqu6llos que nos desprecian y que
habiendo venido a nuestra patria 60
zar de las magnGticas posiciones que
granjea nuestro dinero, Sc consideran
& nosotros.
Sc quiere que aplaudamos al gobier-
no y Sc reparten patentes de Sbuenos
americanos3 solo q los que abandonan-
do Ia santa causa de ID terra en- que
nacieron, Sc somete i sumisos al papel
de cortesanos del gooierno.
Ese recurso es in1tiI. La mecanica
de ese sistema es historic vieja en- este
pals. Aquf Sc conoce perfectamente
la importancia de nuestros problemas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-28
I'm maridO GStrOpG6 q Su
mujer maIhIrI6ndOIa

Hace alg6n tempo que Jesds Guz-
man Guadalupe Estrada vivian ma
ritalmente.
Tenian de cuando en- cuando los dis
gustos naturales que caracterizan los
hombres completes, este es, & los que
Sc casan 8 viven malitalmente
Esta manana Guzm6n, amaneci6 con
ell mono tuerto Y POGO de zanzibar
frases con Guadalupe, con el mayor di-
81 nulo coji6 una tranca y lie rompio ell
craneo & su companera.
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