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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
PAPER MILL EovlrY soLD.
RIGHT Of Redemption in the Estate Dis.
nosed Of TO Ottumwa Bank.


Special to Times Republican.
Tama, Feb. 3.-Pursuant to the or
der of c. j. Stevens, referee in bank
ruptcy, the equity of redemption of the
estate of the Tama Paper Mills and
Filler Company. bankrupt. was offered
for sale at public auction at the office
of S. c. Huber. Tama, Iowa, January
30, 1904.
Attorney, T. Binford, Marshalltown,
representing the first mortage'
bond holders: Attorney Archie, OF Chi
cage, representing Armour & Co.: At
torney Strubl. representing First Ma
tional Bank of Ottumwa. Iowa. and j.
II. Batchelder and his attorney j. w
Winett were the bidders present at
said SAKE. For a time the bidding was
very spirited: Mr.. Batchelder bidding
against the field until the bids reached
the figure of $4,000, when by agreement
OF all parties present the sale was held
over until February 2. 1904, at $3.50 p.
H.
Upon the reopening of the sale ]. w.
Whit, attorney for ]. II. Batchelder
announced the withdrawal of his client
of the bid of $4,000. The trustee, H. j.
Ferguson. thereupon declared all bids
of and the bidding recommended. 1t
was finally sold to the First National
Bank of Ottumwa for $500.
This sale was approved by the ref
cree and will end to great extent the
legal complications OF this involved cs-
tate
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03

Des Moines, band fastening; John j.
Blodt and Il. III. Dana. Clinton, couch
truck Magnus Carstens, Davenport,
steel screw: William Forsythe Tama,
vending machine; John w. Harmon
Creston. riding harrow; Alexander
Lindsay and J. Me,nert, Davenport,
mechanical movement; Lorenz Ma
cauley, Malcom. Shackle and tail hold
er for cows: .Iens Neiben, Cedar Fails,
rotary pump; HARRY q, Pine, Osl1a :
loosa, post mole digger, Orlando NJ.
Fond, Independence. rocker attach
mant fol. baby carriages; Frederick w.
Umh1iet. Clarion, railway cNssing;
Henry j. wiekman, Dubuque, shoe
sfliring frame.
Rural FREE. delivery routes established
on March /:
Wyoming, Jones county additional
service), length of routes, 'twenty-fout
and one fourth and twenty four and
one-e ghth miles; area covered, forty
one square miles; population served,
941: number of houses on routes, 200.
Postmasters commissioned: Daniel An
derson. IaMoille Frank Broyie, One
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
Supreme Court Holds Saloon.
keeper Can Not Retail and
Wholesale on Same License
CASE TAKEN UP FROM BOONE
Partition in Building Used For Both
Wholesale and Retail Subjects the
Dealer to Payment of Mulct Tax on
Two Places of Business-other Iowa
Decisions.
Special TO Times Republican

! Boone, Feb S.-An interesting point
in ever present saloon litigation was
| decided by the Iowa supreme cour;
| when ut sustained q decision by Judge
j. r. Whitaker ito the effect that sa-
loonkeeper who partitions his store
room for the purpose of retailing in the
rear must pay nluict tax on two
rooms
In the case of F. r. Thomas vs. B..
A1,ie. appealed from the Boone district.
the court rules that where intoxicating
liquors are kept in and delivered from
two rooms In the same building the
mulct tax must be paid on both rooms
even when the business is run by ono
firm. The action was In the matter OF
an ian injunction asked to restrain the
defendant from maintaining a liquor
nuisance. Evidence shows that Ar!e
owned the building an Eighth and Az
len streets, the ground floor OF which
was divided into two rooms. The front
room was used for a retail liquor sa-
loon entered bv door on Eighth
street. The rear room was used as a
storage room for beer and as orders
were received delivery was made there
from thru the only door OF the room
which opens on Allen street. Arie hao
a Incense to sell LIQUOR in the building.
but the appellate court sustained Judge
ytyt. Sr> ~, l,.% ,,~A Sr.y,%
ruled that the mere fact OF a license TO
carry on liquor business in the
building can rot be construed to confer
the right to cut such building up into
separate rooms and IN each TO main-
tain an independent place for the safe
OF liuuor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
THoRoueHeRED HOG SALES.
Fancy Prices Paid at the Dooiey Sail
at Fonda.

| at Fonda.
| special % ilnles- republican.
! roiiaa' rep. tine eoinolhalioh SAFE
Oh ehoroushofed Folahd emma hoss' OF
NJ. l.. i'ooieN ana m. Carey OF thls
place was heid on the ialf GROUNDS
on SATURDAY. slN's-eisht head OIL hoss
We're soia, ihciuuihs MY mead IRON 'hs
nerd OF Mr.. pooieS ana eighteen mead
from Sareys nerd. me sale was eN-
'enslveiy advertised ana brought puy-
els iioih aii parts .! IOWA. Soi. = W.
woods OF Lincoln Nebraska. conducted
,he SAFE ana expressed himsell mat IN
the thlr.S-'"o years OF ms service as
an aucloneer OF Thoroughbred SWINE
ne never saw nor sod better nogs.
MT Dooiey FOR the past Twelve years
mas been breeding Poland Shinas ana
has many medals from county ana state
agriculture soeieties--notably at me
IOWA ana soutn pskoea lairs- AZ Des ),
MONIES IN i'oi' ne received
premium Tor nerd consisting on poai
ana three sows over one year 3D. prea
by EXHIBITOR, IN "hlch ne competed
Win ,he pest nogs from iowa Seoias-
ha. iiiihois anu issouil.
me Top price ior sa.uloas saie Mas
s4oo, which was PAID Tor M'hihs heep
On no. 's.ls' Two year oiu BOAT iioi..
.he iooies heiu' "i,ien "as
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
THE INDEPENDENT PHONES.
Meeting Of che Representatives. o
Mutual Companies to be Held.


Des Mo,nes Feb. 3.-Secretary c. G,
Deerlng of the Iowa State Telephone
Association. Is preparing the program
for the annual convention OF the ASSOC
citation, which will be held in Des
Moines on March s. and 9. Between 200
and 500 representatives of the inde-i
pendent telephone companies of Iowa
are expected to be in attendance ut the
meeting. A meeting of the executive
COMMITTEES Of the association. consist
ing of DR.. Herr. of Ottumwa. w. S.
Alderman, OF Nevada. ]. s. Bellamy. OF
Knoxville and ]. NJ. Bandy. of Des
Moines. Will be held within a few
days to select headquarters for the
meeting and make preparation for the
reception of the delegates.
The association was organized sever
al years ago and about $50 of the lead
ing independent companies of the state
are represented by the members of the
association.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
cIarksviIIe News.
Special 70 Times Republican.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Clarksville. Feb. 81. O. Porter was
in Shell Rock on business Monday.
Frank Hoard went to Rowley Tues
day to spend n few days with his
mother, whose health is poor.
c. II. Ilgenfritz and wife have re-
turned from their visit in Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Spence have
San Antonio. Texas.
Word has been received from Win
ner Spence that he had been waylaid
by negro at San Antonio, Texas. He
was struck on the back of his head and
relieved of his money and watch and
was unconscious all night and until the
next evening, when he was found un-
der some brush by searchers.
C. I. London was confined to his
home with sickness the past week.
L. w. Mellinger and son Ray visited
with relatives in Waverly over Sun
day.
George Atkinson Is removing his
stock of goods which he recently pur-
chased from Packard TO the Phillips
building.
~
cut his foot badly with an AK while
chopping wood in the timber. The ac-
cident will lay him up for a couple of
weeks.
Lloyd Keller is confined to his home
With sickness.
w. C. Lathrop has moved his offices
over Graham's hardware store.
Ashline Bros. are moving their bar
Der shop into the building recently
vacated by DR.. w. c. Lathrop.
Mrs. Louise McRoberts was visiting
relatives in Allison last week.
j. II. Peaks, of Greene, was in town
on business Monday.
Ed Mead has taken mail route No.
3. which F.. G. Eichar had resigned.
j. ]. Eichar is over from Sheffield
visiting with relatives and friends.
Miss Rena Root was down from
Roots Siding last week, visiting her
sister Mrs. L. Simmer
Mrs. Fred Hesse is confined to her
home with sickness.
Mrs w. A. Neal was up from Wat
erloo last week visiting relatives and
friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
Celebrate weddina Anniversary.

Keokuk. Feb. s.-Mr. and Mrs. b. F.
Stickler celebrated the f1ftieth anniver-
sary of their marriage yesterday with
happy "reminiscences of aud lang
syne. For convenience and in antici-
patton of the event, one OF their
daughters. Mrs. A. c. Decker, gave a
dinner last week that all the children
of the venerable couple might meet in
reunion.
Abilene. Kan.-Blshop Samuel Zook
of the River Brethren church. and in
charge of its western division. died
here yesterday. aged 20 years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
Thornton Bushes. Change.

Thornton. Feb. 3.-Downing Bros. OF
this city. have disposed of their dm-
,nense stock of dry goods and clothing
10 the firm OF Blodgett g. Humphreys,
of Charles City. who Min Immediately
take possession and continue the bust
ress. A few Years ago they erected a
large brick building. with all the mod
ern conveniences and fixtures and 1t is
rated as one of the finest business
blocks in THE country for a town OF
this size. They will remain here for
some time at least, having retained
possession of their residences.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
WAS AcclDENTLv SHOT.
Young Lady of Tame Receives Bullet
Wound in the Temple.

Special 10 Times Republican,.
Tama, Feb. IA deplorable accident
happened Sunday, January 81. at Tama
Miss Ella Short and Myrtle Anderson,
her girl friend, were together at the
formers house and Miss Anderson was
examining a % caliber revolver suuppos
Ing 1t not to be loaded. Miss Short had
dropped her handkerchief and stopped
to pick 1t up when the revolver was ac-
cidently discharged. The bullet struck
Miss Short in the temple. going diagon-
ally thru the skull lodging in the frontal
bone. While the wound Is a very dam
.gerous one yet the patient is doing very
nicely and 1t is hoped will soon recov-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
WIDOW AND CHILD WIN.
Supreme Court Holds That Arthur
: Netxlsn Had Right. to Will Prop.

Des Moines, Feb. 3.-Arthur Nowlen's
widow and child won notable victory
in the supreme court today over the
children or Arthur Eowlen by the wife
who divorced him in 1882. The case
has been pending in Polk county courts
for SIX or seven years. The original
trial was held before Judge Holmes
who died over year ago. Judge
Holmes rulings and the decision of the
jury are sustained by the supreme
court. Arthur Nowlen died Septem-
Der Z. 1897. age IS years. He left a
widow to whom he was married in
1889 a few months after his divorce
from his first wife. His children by
the latter sided with their mother and
the supreme court says 1t respects
them for It, but that there is no ques-
ton but that Nowlen had the right 20
deed his property to his second wife.
who was much his Junior, and their
young son. Arthur. Jr, II he chose.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
FIVE CHILDREN BURN
Terrible Accident Details a Council

0Fu'IS
Council Bluffs, Feb. S.--The resi-
dence of Peter christianson. Sixteenth
avenue and Third street, was destroy
ed by fire. his five children, ranging IN
ages from a babe in arms to IL years
of age, burned to death. and Mrs.
Christianson was burned SO severely
that she VIII die. The husband was
in the country at the time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03

Mothers can safely give Foley's
Honey and Tar to their children for
coughs and colds, for II contains nc
opiates or other poisons. B. A. Nor
gan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03

The children by the first wife seek TO
set aside these conveyances on the
ground of undue influence and fraud,
but the supreme court finds no evi-
dence TO support this contention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-02-03
Iowa at Washington

Washington. Feb. s.-Patents grant
ed yesterday: Herman II. Becknan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
IribunaIes

En- la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan Sc han presentado hoy varias
mOciones por el senior Campillo, fis-
cal Tribunal y los abogados Guerra y
Moraza.
Sc ha senalado para manana la
vista en- el pleito que siguen San Mi
guel Hermanos de Bay anon, contra
Soto Rivera, del mismo pueblo, en-
cobro de pesos.
Sc acorJ6 por el Tribunal que tan
prontO como Sc haga constar Ia rebel
3ia de Aurealiana Cepeda en- Ell pleito
&c divorcio que Ie sigue suesposo Ma
nuel j. Pastrana, Sc senale el dia pa
ra Ia vista pdblica.
Ell Tribunal senalo para mana
"a 5ol i4icio contra don Policarpo Fer
ndndez, por deshaucio, para que ma
nife5te su conformidad 8 inconformi-
dad con el Stetenleut presentado por el
abogpdo Diaz Navarro, con motive
de la apelaci6n interpuesta contra la
ser teacia dictada en- dichos autos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
EI PreSideate Morales acusadO
de haber yioIado IN pacto
de capit9Iaci5o

Informes que henos podido reco-
ger de Ia correspondence de un ex-
alto magistrate de In Repdblica do
uinicapa, ros trqen notiaias de que
en- Monte Cristy y cd toda la Inca no.
roesto de Santo Domingo, parece que
Sc haa leTantado pequenas partid as
contra el Gobierno del Presidente Mo
rates, acusado de haber violado el
pacto de capitul aci6n con los genera
lessDesiderio Rodriguez otros.
La intervention del Comandante
del crucero de guerra <Denver,> , de la
marina de los Estados Unidos v Ell
cuerpo consular zanjaron Ia question,
hacienda que Sc cumpla el pacto en-
todas sus parties.
Ell Presidente Morales Sc muestra
dispuesto q acceder al partido de los
<eonvenidos~ de Monte Cristy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01

En la Corte municipal de Manatf
tuvQ lugar el dia 20 del pasado mos
el juioio de la cansa seguida contra
don Virgilio del Pozo, don Jesds Ca
sellas Santana, don Ezequiel Monta-
i1ez y don Jose Torres Giliberty, por
81 supuesto delito de profanar la ban
dera americana. El denunciante 10
era don Juan Ramos Casellas, eran
defensores de los acusados, los letra-
dos don Epifanio Fernandez Vargas y.
don Ezequiel NJ artinez Quintero.
La acusacion en- sintesis, es esta:
que los procesados salieron ell dia de
autos al encuentro de una manifesto
cion republican,, queriendo apoderar-
Sc de Ia bandera nacional, por 10 cual
Sc trabo una lucha con Ell portador de
aquella aresultandor rotaIde Ia contienda.
Despu6s de las declaraciones tes-
ti6cales los informes de Ia defense,
el Tribunal dicto un veredicto de in
para los acusados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
Fl Licenciado Bernardinii

Nuestro estimado amigo COM
patricia Lcdo. don Tomas Bernardini
de Ia Huerta, ha trasladado su bufete
que tenfa esta blecido en- Ia ciudad de
Humacao, a la de Guayama donde
atendera person almente & los asnntos
de su numerosa clientela en- Ell nuevo
distrito judicial Ejercera residen-
cialmente en- Guayama, pero los asun-
tes de su clientela de Humacao no
deiaran por ESQ de ser atendidos por
81, pues para clio Sc trasladara &
aquella Corte de Distrito cuantas ve-
ces 10 reclamen sus negocios profe-
sionales.
Felicitamos al Distrito de Qua
yama, pues ell Sr. Bernardini no solo
es un cumplido caballero sino un le-
trado de reconocido prestigio y de
acreditada competencia professional.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
.DEPARTAMEHTO DE SANDAL

Aver celebr6 session la Junta Su-
perior de Sanidad bajo Ia presidencia
del Superintendent senior Vale Att
les y con asistencia de los miembros
de Ia Junta. Fueron discutidos y
aprobados los reglamenfos de Hospe-
derfas, casas de vecindad, prevention
de Ia ceguera en- los reciennacidos,
desinfecciones y empresas de coches
fdnebres.
Sc leyeron algunos informes de
Sanidad de la isla acerca del estado
sanitario de los pueblos, siendo des-
echadas algunas peticiones por encon-
trarse fuera del reglamento, que ha-
ban sIdo presentadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01

Fl ilustrado doctor Ashford la
obtenido en- Utuado u1 Terdadero
triunfo contra la anemia que consume
la mayoria de los habitantes de
nuestros campCs.
El fu6 ell primero en- sostener aqu1
la tests, de que Ia anemia no ObedecIa
q la defciente nutrici6n de nuestros
campesinos, sino al microbio de Ia
xUncinariaiss. Discut6 el tema en-
la prensa en- los cfrculos cientlfcos,
y por fin obtuvo que la Camara de
Delegados votase un cr6dito para ha
Ger los experimentos necesari0s.
Escogi6 el DR.. Ashford como pri-
mer campo de eXperimentO Utuado,
que es de las poblaciones donde mas
extragos hace la anemia; establecid
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
Candidates 1nenendistas

Entire Ia fraction menendista del
partido republicano de Mayagiiez, Sc
presentan como candidates para dife-
rentes cargos, algunas conoeidas per-
sonalidades de la mencionada frac-
ci6n.
Els ALI apinion general en- la ciu-.
dad del Oeste, que la fracci6n fajar-
dista SO debilita cada dfa mas, debido
al frecuente ingreso que hacen en- las
flas menendistas, antiques amigos de
Fajardo.
Mateo va quedandose solo y peli-
grando su candid atura a la represen-
tacion Washington.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
Organization po!ltica

Ell pr6zimo domingo tendra lugar
en- Puerta de TERRA una Asamblea
unionista, para constitute IN sub
comit6 de La &Union de Puerto Rico.s
El local donde ha de sllevarse q
efecto dicho acto politico, es la casa
dc don Juan Torres.
Ell libro de registro de la colecti-
vidad estara allf en- ese dfa, durante
la celebration de La Asamblea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
MORTALlDAD

Afrma un diario cubano en- un
extenso art1culo que | a mortalidad en-
los Tr6picos es dos yeces y media ma
por que en- toda Europa.
Sin duda Ell referido colega no So
habra enterado de que en- Puerto Rico
tenemos que hacer guerra tres ele-
mentos; q la uncin ariasis, al microbio
del cafe y a los malos polfticos, que
tambien contribuyen q La muerte mo-
raj del pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01

Aver tarde falleci6 en- Puerta de
TERRA el apreciable caballero don
Federico Yumet.
Esta tarde tendra lugar su entie-
rro, ell que Sc hara con arreglo al rito
mas6nicO.
Ell senior Yumet era una de las
primeras dignidades lnas6nicos de es-
ta isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01

AgradecidO B. S. NJ.
Pedro Cu1et.
Una publication local, da como
uoticia de reportaje a des1ni separ a.
ci6n del Partido Unionista.
En- evitaci6n de concentrates dire:
que es cierta voluntaria; fundada
en- que necesitando todo mi tempo pa
ra dedicarlo al trabajo personal con
que solamente cuentO para el sosteni-
miento de mis- cinco hijos familia,
ninguna actividad, nj energ1as puedo
aportar al Partido, que ha menester
de hombres habiles que reunan esas
circunstancias de las que me reconoz-
co distanciadO.
Que soy hombre de convicciones Y
no de convencionalismos; de donde Sc
sigue que mi actitud no es espectante,
con tendencias evolucionistas sipo fir
me decidida bajO todos sus aspectOs.
Y en- ell case concrete, ningGn an
tecedente existe que pueda entibiar, nj
deba juiciosamente producer ese efec-
to reacti vamente las corrientes de
amistad que de los distinguidos MEM
bros de ese partidO pueda venir hacia
mi, porque ellos saben y deben tener
el convencimiento de que les respeto y
aprecio en- 10 que valen, por 10 cual
me congratulo y anticipadamente les
estoy agradecidO.
Y de I'd. senior Director soy IN
consecuente amigo.
PEDRO CURET.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01

En- Gurabo ha sido robado un ca
ballo 4 don Antonio Rodriguez. Este
senior comunica el hecho la po1icfa.s
Las senales del caballo son zaino
claro, crimes abundantes, COLO de la
mano derecha y esta marcado en- la
nalga derecha con A. r.
El robo Sc cometi6 en- el barrio
Jagual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
.REFORMAS QUE Sc ESPE3AS

FL doctor Lindsay, COmisionado
de Instruction, parece que tiene el pro
p6sito de adquirir el cuartel de San
Francisco para instalar la antigua
High lSooiA, que actualmente Sc encuen-
ira en- Benefcencia.
Ell expresado doctor Lindsay cam
biara tambien a dicho local a Escue-
la de Industrial, de Puerta de TERRA.
Ell Comisionado presentard el pro-
yecto al Consejo Ejecutivo, demos
trando las economics que Sc arroga-
rfan con esta transformation.
Mientras el DR.. Goenaga, director
del Asilado de dementes, manifesto
que 81 ell DR.. Lindsay sale triunfante
en- sus deseos, pedira al Consejo Eje-
cutivo le conceda TODD el local que
ocupa Benefcencia, tn de realizar
las reformas que expuso al Goberna-
dor, cuando este le hizo una vista
meses atras.
En- aquel entonces el DIR. Goenage
habl6 de Ia necesidad dc modi6car el
Asilo de locos u de la convenience
que resultaria "a installation de nueya
sala y jardines para el necesario re.
creo de estos infelices
Algunas deicieneias Sc notap au
el espacio que oeupa hoy. Ell dsparta-
IneDto que dirije el DR.. K oenaga, que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
NOTAS De VIEQUES
(Ds a1estro Corresponsal)

Pronto estard la hacienda SPlaya
Grands2 on communication directa con
Ia poblaci6n, por medic de IN tele-
fono.
Va estd tocando & su termino la
colocaci6n de los postes y enseguida
proceder6n 81 tendidode los alambres.
Esto constituye una gran mejora
para Vieqhes, y d6bese al genio en-
prendedor del laborioso propietario
don Jose j. Eenitez.
lei sabado hubo una reyerta en-
az barrio de Puerto Real, resultaudo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-01
REIRETA T

PLEAS que eiecutara en- la retreta'
de manana a banda eJuventud del Co.
mercio.
IL Paso doble de cornetas <Viva
la Pepa,> arreglo de Tizol.
"a Estreno de la preciosa danza
<Quejas del alma,> Marquee.
81 Sinfonfa de Ia opera <Zampa.,
IA Gran mosaico de Ia opera xMas-s
Gotta, , Andrau.
81 Gavota eEnsenanza libre, , arre-
glo de Tizol.
90 Polka, sEl terrible P6rez,> arre-
glo de Tizol.
7e Mazurca, <Macarena,, arreglo
de Tizol.