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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-08-18

FoR SALE-One 16h. p. Advance
engine; ! 80 Red River Special Sepa-
rator, with weigher. Also, one ]. !.
Case weigher, All in good shape,
c. D. MARKEY,
Great Bend, Kas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-08-18

Will Remiek writes from Salt
Lake City, on the !2tb, that they got
registered for the land drawing all
right.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21
COMMUNICATED.
TALL PINE, MD. Dec. 10. 1908

TALL PINE, MD. Dec. 10, 1905.
The merchants of this place have
their stores full of choice goods.
There is much sickness in the diff
ferent nearby localities. Elwood, a
seven year old son of Capt. w. War
rem Clark, died recently of whoop-
ing cough.
| notice that the little boys of this
place have caught few hares this
season. 1t does not require q Dan
lei to tell that within a few years
game Of all kinds will be extinct.
The cupidity of man cannot be en-
pressed here. Even song birds are
killed and maimed-for sport The
destroyers of innocent birds SEEM
ingly have no feeling-their minds
are darkened like the heavens, when
black clouds spread through the ex-
panse.
Roads sloppy and full of ruts and
holes in places.
Christmas is near. Does it not
remind US that we are reconciled to
God-the offender is restored to peace
and hope? LILY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21

From Our Regular Correspondent.
Winter, clad in robes Of snow, is
with Us.
No drones hereabout. Every man
tries TO show by some generous act
and some brave exertion that he does
not live in vain-that he is not q
mere cumberer Of the soil. Men
who stop few moments to seriously
think know that all worldly pos
sessions are precarious, but phiIoso-
ply and virtue they may call their
own.
Rats are said TO be very destruc-
tive. despite the fact that cats are
not gloved. A few blue ones are
seen.
Sickness, disappointments etc.
seemingly alternate with some per-
sons. Are not these visitations de-
scriptive of the vicissitudes of human
affairs?
Recently Mr.. Henry While butch
cred three hogs, sixteen months
old, which weighed respectively,
475, Alt and 40, and one eleven
months old, 275 pounds.
We like to see persons laugh, but
would caution a few acquaintances
that laughter which is purchased
oy the sacrifice of decency costs too
much.
We take this occasion to ask the
Editors Of the Beacon to excuse our
scarcity OF items, as health, which
is, perhaps, a subtle thing. yet most
Importantly palpable to our senses
and perceptions, has not blessed US
for three weeks.
Irretrievable time will soon bring
the festival OF the birth of Him who
is the bright morning star OF all
human hope. Angels attune your
harps to His praise. Exalt His
name in seraphic strains, while man,
weak man, can only lisp His rapture.
AZZANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21

your house when ! saw the tidy
shades in your windows, and /
thought a lady what was so neat
would help weary traveller 10 get
work"
Work - laughed the woman.
1--WE. heard that excuse before. One
like you asked for some victuals 20
get work. and when I filed him up
and asked what kind Of work he was
going to do. he said he was going to
cut holes 10 the atmosphere to let
balloons 90 through easily"
"Culprit Is il possible2 /
should have blown the rags from
his spinal column and applied the
horse whip. / assure you, mum -"
And another horrid creature, like
you too, got a good meal from me
once SOS he could have strength to
get TO work, and when | asked him
what the work was be said he was
TO bite Christopher Columbus ini-
tials in barber poles"
vile villain But, mum, not so
here. l am to work for large con-
struction company in New-York,
and if you Il"
well, here are some sand wiches
and cake and fruit left over by the
boarders that you're welcome TO.
What are they to construct ?"
After devouring a sandwich with
two bites, the hobo replied: I'VE
are to construct a building three
times higher than any sky-scraper
ever erected"
And what will your particular
duty then be 2" asked the kind
woman innocently.
The unkempt fellow did not reply
until all the eatables had disappear
ed. Then, as he began TO walk
away, he said smiliugly: my duty,
mum? Well, to be honest with you,
I'll elucidate. I've got to go up in
an air-ship and shove the stars to
one side, SO that the building can
get through. Thanks, awfully |"
And with that the impudent fell
low disappeared around a bend in
the road. Sunday Magazine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21


Mr.. John d. Posey, who was shot
by the accidental discharged a pis-
tol at bis home. 202 Aisquith street,
Tuesday evening, died at 6 A. NJ,
Saturday a: the City Hospital. whith-
er he was sent by DR.. ] E. Heard,
the husband of bis sister, with whom
be lived.
Coroner Martin gave a certificate
Of accidental death. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon from
the undertaking establishment OF
George Schilling, Monument and
Aisquith streets.
Mr.. Posey was As years old. He
is survived by one sister besides
Mrs Heard-Mrs. William B. Thorn
son-who lives with Mrs. Heard.
The illness OF Mrs. Thomson, re-
sulting from the accident to her
brother, has caused the family to ar
range to have the funeral from the
undertaking establishment.
Mr.. Posey was not married. He
was buyer for Hamilton Easter &
Sons for ten years and spent eight
years with O'Neill d. Co.. in the
same capacity, leaving there two
years ago. For several months last
summer he conducted a restaurant
on Fayette street, near Howard. but
for the last three months had been
a tobacco salesman. He had many
friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21
Some Pointed Paragraphs.

When one is neither elated nor de-
pressed his mind is well balanced.
When one reaches the topmost
round of the ladder the world greets
him as a tower of strength.
When one begins to think himself
somebody the world takes differ
emit view.
When heavens secretary shall an
nounce the end of all time somebody
will be saying wait a minute, aud
some CURL will be telling some fell
low that she will marry him when
the roses come again.
When one delays until tomorrow
what can be done today the moments
sniggle in his face.
When one accepts chance for GER
tainty he runs the risk of being dou-
bly, disappointed.
When there S will without way
we have to take the will for the deed.
When one thinks of nothing his
mind is engaged in idle thought.
When beauty frowns in diversion
she but forms q wrinkle to her brow.
When all the world is at rest old
mother Times at her post.
When a purity CURL gets angry
she should take pape in the mirror
and a man said 7. J. should could a
hundred.
When we write again, why, it will
be something else.
UNCLE NED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21
His Duty.

He was a scrawny, shaggy haired
individual. His clothes were glossy
and patched. He walked to the back
door of the little farmhouse and
knocked. The door was opened by
q pleasant-looking old woman whose
smile betokened that she entertained
no fear of the tattered structure con-
fronting her.
well, what do you want. sir ?"
she asked him.
"Beef-and, mum, with q bowl of
hot water washed in coffee grounds.
I'm starvin', mum, and / was just
chewin' up that oak-tree in front oil
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21
HOW TO AVOID COLDS.
Dr.. Bcslsy Advises Fresh Air In Sleep
ing Rooms.
PREFERS COTTON UNDERWEAR.

A<SStSgs
of Health, was asked yesterday to
give some rules for health in winter.
He said that to avoid taking cold
there are three important things to
be observed
First-Freshair 10 sleeping rooms.
Second-Proper clothing.
Third-Warm, dry feet.
Too many persons are disposed in
cold weather to sleep with their
windows closed or only slightly
raised from the bottom. Fresh,
pure air is as necessary during the
night as during the day. When one
or more persons occupy the same
room, unless the windows are open,
the air soon becomes vitiated and
the blood is not sufficiently aerated.
No matter how low the temperature
may be. with sufficiency of bed
covering it is possible to sleep with
comfort even If all the windows in
the room are wide open. Always
raise one sash and lower another, in
order that there may be an abun-
dance of pure air in the room at all
times. Avoid, however, sleeping
in direct draft. Our grandparents
were wise in their generation when
they wore their nightcaps. The
custom is obsolete, but ] believe
many colds would be obviated if
more nightcaps were worn.
"As to clothing, | believe that the
use of heavy wooden undercloths is
responsible for many colds. This
is especially true of people who
spend the greater part of their days
indoors, in rooms heated to 20 or
more degrees. They become over
heated aud when they go into the
open. cold air there comes a chill
which frequently results in q cold.
1t is wiser to use light undercloth-
ing, preferably cotton, but il wool is
preferred use wool and cotton mix
ed. Then adapt outer clothing to
the temperatures. A good plan is
to have reliable thermometer fixed
to the window frame outside the
room. A glance at the thermometer
upon arising will show the outside
temperature, and it will then be a
simple matter toputon heavy or light
outer clothing, as the condition re-
quires.
Keep the feet warm aud dry. II
by an chance the shoes and stock
ings become damp and wet, change
both at once after thoroughly drying
the feet.
Il do not believe in bundling up
the throat and ears in this climate.
it weakens the power of resistance
and lays the foundation for sore
threats and colds.
In cold and wet weather breathe
always through the nose. The air
is thereby heated to acertain extent,
while the minute hairs in the most
rils serve as a filter to intercept
many germs of disease that other
wise might find their way into the
throat and lungs.
In winter more meat and other
heat producing foods should be
eaten than are required in warm
weather.
by the observation of these SIM
pie rules, l am satisfied, many colds
and attacks of rheumatism in those
who are susceptible would be avoid.
ed"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21
Letter To Santa Claus.
LEoNARDrowN, Dec. 1s, 1905.

LEoNARDTowN, Dec. Is, 1905.
Ny Deda Santa Claus Il am FIVE
years old and live in Leonardtown.
l have been q very good little boy,
for mamma said SO, and l hope you
will bring me lots of nice things. I
want a pony, four dogs, kitten, wag-
on, tool-chest, boat, a hoop with bells,
goat, parrot and cage, apples, can
dy, cake, oranges. bananas, nuts,
raisins. etc.
Your loving little friend,
ALFRED DILLow.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21
Saint Mary $ beacon.
COUNTY NEWS.

Before another issue of the BKA-
CON. Christmas will have come and
gone. To each and all OF our read
ers we wish a Happy Christmas
and hope that the New Year, about
to dawn, will bring them q full share
Of health. happiness and prosperity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21

Religious. Divine Service at the
residence of Mrs. Hodgdon near
Milestone on Thursday December
18th, 1905 at IL O'Clock. The pub
lie invited.
WILLARD f. MINNIcK. Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21
Christmas Presents.

We extend to you cordial wei.
come to come and see our Christmas
presents and ornaments. You are
always welcome.
l.. A. JONES & Son.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21

Until January we will offer special
prices and inducements on the fol-
lowing articles, viz Sewing Ma
chimes, Ornamental Air Tight Stoves
and Couches.
l.. A. JONES g. Son.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21
Public Sale.

Attend the sale of personal prop
erty of John II. Mattingly at Char
lotte Hall on Saturday, December
30. 'O5,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-12-21

! CO..
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-08

perseguidores. Ell case Sc parece algo
al de Gabriel Sandoval en- que un poll.
cfa saco la victima y la llevo al mata.
|dero.
Este Bach, segun declaration de 81
mismo dada en- la corte de paz, dice
que es diputado Alguacil Mayor, y no
obstante, no solo no us6 de su autori-
dad para separar a los hombres que Sc
peleaban, sino que despues de envene
narles la mente 81 mismo los indujo
pelearse.
Nosotros no sabemos 81 ese sujeto
tendra una comision de nuestro AIgua.
Gil, pero al juzgar por la mayor par
tie de sus escogimientos de malvados
para que porten armas no Sc puede
dudar mucho. Ell sujeto asi 10 decla16
bajo juramento en- la corte.
Ell Juez Otero muy propiamente dejt
libre bajo su propia responsabilidad a
McSherry, con direction de compare.
Ger ante ell Gran Jurado. Cop.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-08
Muerte del Secretario de Estado.

Mr.. John Hay, secretario de estado,
que hacia algun tempo no gozaba de
buena salud, y quien hace POGO regre-
So de Europa, donde fue en- busca de
ella, fallecio ell 1ltimo sabado.
Mr.. Hay durante su vida desempeflo
muchos puestos de distinction, entire
ellos haber sido secretario particular
del immortal Lincoln, Embajador de
este pals a Inglaterra y dltimamente
secrotario de estado. Ademas era
tenido por uno de los mas habiles di-
plomaticos americanos.
Sus funerales Sc verifcaron en- Gle
veland, Ohio, ell microbes, y fueron
atendidos por 81 president Roosevelt,
ell vicepresidente y miembros del ga
binete, y aunque hubiera habido mu-
cha gente en- los mismos no la hubo
porque Ia familia preferia una aten-
dencia pequef1a.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-08
Muerte del Hon. Thomas
Hughes.

Ell viernes de la semana pasada ia
llecio en- Albuquerque ell Hon. Thomas
Hughes, ell veterano periodista y legis-
lador. Su muerte no era inesperada
poraue habia estado sufriendo por va
rios meses de cancer en- ell estomago.
Ell Sr. Hughes era tan bien conocido
en- Santa Fe como en- su propia plaza
de Albuquerque y sus amigos como
cidos eran sin numero en- todo el sud.
oeste.
Ell Sr. Hughes nacio ell dia de Afio
Nuevo, 1848, y contaoa 81 amos de
edad. Era nativo del Condado de Pet
tbs, Missouri, } aprendi6 ell oficio de
impresor en- Atchison, Kansas. Pu-
blico un papel en- ell Condado5 de Mar.
shall. Kansas, antes de venir a Nuevo
Mexico y fue electo por los Republlca-
nos como uno de los electores en- la
election presidential de 1876. Pronto
despues ell Sr Hughes Sc traslado a
Nusvo Mexico y tomo parte en- ell AL.
buquerque Journal hasta que fund6 ell
Daily Citizen, uno de los diarios de mas
Influenza en- el sudoeste. Permaneclo
como redactor del papel hasta Eunos
cuantos meses pasados, cuando ven
dio su interes en- Ell papel y Sc retro
de la vida periodfstica. ri Sr. Hughes
fue estafetero de Albuquerque duran
te la administration de Arthur y sir.
vic cinco terminus en- ell consejo legis
lativo del Territorio. Fue presidente
del comite Republican, del condado
de Bernalillo, y por muchos amos fue
miembro del comite central territorial.
LIE sobreviven su esposa y los 81
guientes hijos: La Sra G. 0. Cush
man, de Albuquerque; la seflorita Lou
Hughes, de Albuquerque; ia Sra. Clar
ence French, de Ravenna, Ohio; la
Sra. O. G. Watson, de Santa Fe; Gar
field Hughes, de- Chicago, Illinois;
John Hughes y Thomas Hughes, de
Albuquerque.
Ell Sr. Hughes era Mason, miembro
de la L6gia de los Venados, Caballeros
de Pitias y los Aguilas, y tambien era
miembro honorario de la Union Tipo-
grafica International. Los servicios
fdnebres estuvieron cargo de los
Masones Y de las otras ordenes.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-08
Acontecimientos en- Las Vegas.

Las Vegas, Julio 5.-Los pasados
dos. .dias han ''puesto su parte de acci-
dentes y crfmen la Ciudad Veguen-
Sc. La Sra. E. S. Lewis fue lastimada
severamente ell lines habiendose vol
cado su carruaje. Sc quebro un bra.
20 en- dos parties y recibio otras lasti-
maduras serias.
Dionicio Gallegos, de la plaza de
arriba de Las Vegas, despues de ha-
ber asaltado a su esposa severamente
y la cual Sc teme que no recuperara,
quebr6 los muebles y le prendio fue-
go la casa. Despues asalto severa-
mente a un condestable que atent6
arrestarlo y Sc hugo para las monta-
flas, safandose de toda la autoridad.
En- la plaza de arriba de Las Vegas,
Jose Garcia, joven de IA amos de edad,
encontro su muerte como resultado de
una bestia bronca Ell muchacho Ca
y6 del caballo y Sc le atoro un pie en-
ell estribo Ell animal sali6 huyendo,
tirando patadas conforme iba corrien-
do, sus herraduras arrancandole al
muchacho la carne en- pedazos y ma.
chacandole ell craneo Garcia era ell
soporte principal de su madre, quien
con sus cinco nif1os fu6 desertada por
su esposo como cinco meses pasados.
Ell hijo mayor esta ciego.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-08
AL0NZ0 P. H0GLE,

mento Crocker de Marshaltown. Fut
delegado de la Logia Aztlan la con
vencion que Sc reunio en- Santa Fe en-
1856 para considerar ell establecimien.
to de una gran logia, fue un represen.
tante active a la primer junta de Ia
gran logia de Nuevo Mexico en- la cual
sirvio tres terminus como, tesorero.
El tinado habia sidoresiderte y ne.
gociante er esta ciudad por cerca de
25 amos y guardo una reputation ex-
celente como esposo y padre, como
ciudadano y como hombre de negocios.
Siempre fue honesto en- la transaction
de sus negocios y poseia una disposi.
cion noble y generosa. Un buen y pa
triotico ciudadano y respetado por to.
dos aquellos con quienes tuvo relacio.
mes personales y de negocios. Ell Sr.
Hogle sirvio como miembrO del cuer-
po de educacion. de la ciudad de Santa
Fe Y tambien del conciio de ciudad,
con credito y honor. El finado deja q
su esposa y cuatro hijos; tres hom-
bres, Fred, William y Harry y una hi
ia, Maybeth. Todos Sc hallaban en- la
casa cuando llegaron las tristes nue..
vas excepto Harry quien Sc hallaba en-
la maquina de aserrar MADEIRA que que
da al oriente de la ciudad, y quien vino
ell ldnes en- la noche. Fred, quien ha
estado empleado en- ell ferrocarril Cen.
tral de Santa Fe,por algun tempo par
tic ell ldnes en- Ia maflana para Espa.
f1ola donde encontro su abuela la
Sra. Hull los restos de su padre. En-
adicion a la familia'y y parientes cerca-
nos, muchos amigos en- esta comuni.
dad sentiran su muerte.
Los restos llegaron a esta ciudad ell
martes en- la tarde en- ell ferrocarfil
Denver y Rio Grande, acompaf1an do.
los la madre del Sr Hogle, la Sra. An
ma e. Hull, de Denver. Ell funeral Sc
verifco ell jueves las 2 de la tarde.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-08
johnson ha Perdido Toda Esperanza.

Trinidad, Colo. Julio 6.-Jose Jonn.
son, quien sera ahoreado durante Ia
semana de Septiembre por el asesina.
to de John Fox, ha aparentemente per.
dido toda la esperanza, segun informes
que vienen de la penitenciaria de es.
tado en- Canon City. No hace otra CO.
sa que fumar cigarritos, ,todo ell dia,
no teniendo deseo de leer 6 hablar v
enteramente esta resignado con su
suerte. Los guardias son de opinion
que Johdson Sc mantendra firme en- el
patfbulo
johnson sera probablemente ell pri
mer asesino que sera ahorcado en- mu-
chos af1os sin haberY Ytenido ninguna
tregua. Las circunstancias de su cri.
men fueron tales que,no dejaron cam
po para ell adelanto de ningunos ar
gumentos extenuantes en-, .su favor y
probablemente subira al patfbulo fatal
sin ninguna clemencia de demora que
Sc lie pueda extender Ell 1nico COM
pafiero que tiene ahora en.su hilera
condenada es Pat Brennan, ell hombre
de Leadville que pagara con su vida
en- este mes por ell asesinato de su
amada en- Leadville.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-08
Una Materia Para el concilio de Ciudad.

~S--~'-'~
Ell1nes a las 10 de la mafIana mien-
tras estaba atado frente la ferreteria
de la Compaf1fa de Santa Fe, ell tiro de
caballos de J. A. Hayden Sc espanta-
con con una tira de papel que Ell viento
levanto en- la calle frente los mismos
v partieron corriendo Corriendo to.
do la calle de San Francisco para aba
jo los caballos pegaron contra el palo
del TELEGRAPH que esta frente al hotel
Claire perjudicando malamente ell ve-
hfculo que llevaban prendido y lasti-
mandose ellos a la misma vez. Uno
de los caballos cayo al sueloy arras-
trado larga distancia por ell otro, lasti-
mandose bas tante ell lcostrd izquierdo
Este mismo cat allo peg6 contra el pa
10 en- ell hotel y Sc lastimo ell otro cos
tado, aunque no Sc corto ell cuero. Es
ia es la segunda vez en- dos meses que
este tiro Sc ha espantado con papeles
que vuelan en- las Gales y va es ITEM
po que las autoridades de la ciudad
causen que la ordenanza sea enforzada
contra ell abuse de tirar papeles en- las
GALES. Cuando la propiedad y los ami.
males son perjudicados, y la vida
puesta en- peligro por falta del enfor-
zamiento de estas .ordenanzas, medi
das radicales deben ser tomadas.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-08
DEfUNCION.

La senora Juana M. r. de Ortiz, es
pos de Don Severe Ortiz, fallecio en-
su residencia en- Pojoaque, el dia 1ro
de Julio las z de la maf1ana, a la edad
de 72 amos, despues de una penosa en-
fermedad que la tuvo postrada en- ca
ma por ell periodo de dos meses, su-
friendo su enfermedad con paciencia
v resignation como buena cat6lica.
Deja en- este vale de lagrimas para llo
rar su eterna despedida su esposo,
un hijo, dos hijas, un yerno, seis ME.
tos y un gran nnmero de parientes y
amigos. El funeral Sc verified ell do
mingo, dia de Julio a las de la ma
mana, de la residencia de la finada q la
la capilla de Nuestra Seflora de Qua
dalupe, donde tuvieron lugar las exc
quias fdnebres, despues de 10 cual los
restos fueron sepultados en- ell cemen-
terio de la misma iglesia Ell acompa.
famiento fue uno de los mas grandes
que Sc han visto en- este lugar.
Severe ORTIZ 6 Hijos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1905-07-08
Mas del Asesinato del viernes.

Mike Flood, ell cantinero que fue
herido en- la reyerta tenida con
McSherry la semana pasada paso a la
otra vida ell Domingo las 8 de la tar
de. Cuando ell infortunado realizo
que va su fin estaba cerca Sc le oyo
hacer esta observation; "pobre Mac
iquien sabe que sera de 81, pero yo
tengo un camino duro que transitar.' :
Elagonizante tambien dijo que la cul
pa de la difcultad recaia enteramente
sobre un sujeto que responde al NOM
bre de Bach.
La examination prellminaria fue te-
nida ante ell Juez Otero, del Precinto
No. 26, aver, y la evidencia aducida
deja entrever que existla un complot
entire ell finado y ell cOrre-chepillos,
para al menos castigar a McSherry,
dandole una tunda, y el mismo Bach
indujo a McSherry a ir a la cantina
donde estaba Flood. Flood dio princi
pio no solamente insultos terribles
sino que pego varios golpes a McSher
ry, de los cuales 10 derribo al suelo y
estaba en- actitud de continuar casti
gandolo cuando empez6 ell tiroteo. Am
bos contendientes llevaban pistolas J
ambos las dispararon. Todas las cir
cunstancias y evidencia tienden ma
nifestar que ell matador era la vfctimt
escogida para un sacrifcio. pero que
afortunadamente tuvo oportunidad d.
defenderse y salir triunfante de su'