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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
Golden Rule Hotel.

Joe Hopelan, Preston.
Mrs. Henry Hill, Helix.
Mrs. McElroy, Athena.
Grace McElroy, Athena.
d. S. Hooper, Atchison.
f. f. Howes, Portland.
Fred Brechtit, Portland.
Stella Wimpey, Helix.
f. Costello, Starbuck.
d. b. Zeh, Walla Walla.
Sam Lee, Portland.
d. c. Brownell and wife, Umatilla..
S. A. Frans, Spokane.
o. G. Allen, city.
Mrs. Lillian Belknaps and father
Miss Belknaps.
w. j. Wilkinson, Athena.
c. La Mont, Lewiston.
Ed Smith, city.
w. H. Buck, Walla Walla,
]. NJ. Klotz, city.
C. Walters, Baker City.
William Smith, Payette.
Mrs. E. G. Michael.
o. ]. Howe and wife, Blair.
r. j. Thorpe, Boise.
Rufus Callison, Cambridge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
NORTHWEST NEWS.

Portland has had sS9 prisoners in
: it's city jail since July S. 1904.
Arthur Campbell. miner at Wal
. lace, Idaho, was struck by a falling
rock and has his neck broken.
William Hunter and Henry Hanson,
horse thieves, we're sentenced to three
years in the Walla Walla penitentiary.
They hail from Dayton.
Over $4,000 people attended the
Lewis and Clark fair on July 4, yet
not case of pocket picking was re-
ported.
Charles Fleming Embree, novelist
and short story writer, Is dead at
Santa Ana, Cal, aged 80 years. Mr..
Embree lived formerly in Princeton,
Ind. He was a contributor to the
magazines and published several
books.
Married and living together for 2S
years, and then divorced and separ-
ated for 10 years. John Arthur and
Margaret Arthur, of Tacoma, Wash,
have made up their differences and a
license has been issued for their sec
ond marriage in the county clerks Of
flee of this county.
Only the fact that it was near the
bottom of a 140-foot incline, instead
of at the top, that the steam pipe of
the automobile of Charles G. Kirk
patrick who makes the thrilling spec
tacular ride at the Lewis and Clark
exposition, broke, saved that dare
devil driver from instant death in the
sight of thousands of people.
Given a rat. 22-calibre rifle and
a small boy, and Twelve-Mile House,
on the Cariboo road near Vancouver,
has had its most unique dynamite
explosion. Little Tommy Harmon
fired at rat, which he saw under a
warehouse. He missed the rat and
the bullet struck a case of dynamite.
The warehouse was demolished and
all the glass in a nearby house was
smashed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06

the Baltimore American. The paint
is said to be of good quality and the
owners of the mine think they have a
bonanza.
Details of the methods used in
paint mining are not contained In the
report, but 1t is said that in mining
for the paint several shafts 80 to 40
feet deep were sunk. The shafts PEN
etrated several strata, and the paint
WAS found to exist in successive lay
ers. with thin strip of separating
sediment.
The strata have width of four to
five feet and the color of the paint
in the successive strata varies from
an excellent ochre to a dark hue
The owners of the mine expect to
market their paint successfully, and
viii have an exhibit of it at the Lewis
and Clark exposition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06

Hollon Parker, one of the wheat |
kings of the Walla Walla region, is in
Portland to see the exposition, which |
he regards as the most marvellous ex-
hibition of the half century that has |
passed since he came to the Pacific |
northwest. says the Oregon Daily |
Journal.
Mr.. Parker has seen many changes
since 1852 and has been an actor in
many dramatic scenes. He is recog-
nized as a man of extraordinary bus
mess ability. Since going to the
Clearwater basin early in the SOS,
penniless, ne has acquired in the
neighborhood of 5000 acres of land
and other property. and is rated as
millionaire.
He has always taken an active part
in political movements, and says he
has in every instance tried to be on
the side of the "under dog" He was
a violent opponent of single tax. but
after conversion by a speech made by
]. c. Mcguire, of California, he be-
came a single tax organizer and Of
fered to donate two valuable farms
near Walla Walla to the cause.
81 placed the deeds in escrow to be
given to John Crosby, the single tax
advocate-one farm II he would con-
tinue making lectures on this sub
ject his life's work, and the other If
he would carry the state of Washing
ton for the single tax" he said. Il
mean business when I make an offer
of this kind. 1 have offered 40 acres
of land to Prof. Knox, the Seattle
mental scientist, to build a mental
scientist school at Walla Walla. If
the theory is right, 1t will be a good
thing; if it is wrong. the sooner it is
exploded the better it will be for
all of u.s.
But Mind Reader Wouldn't Read.
He attended not long since an ex-
hibition of mind reading by a man
named King, at Walla Walla. He
was impressed with the work of the
performer, but he did not indorse his
practices of reading mems minds as
show business, at 10 cents admission.
He went to the stage and publicly
made the proposition that he would
give King a valuable 160-acre farm If
he would turn his talents to the read
ing of mems minds for the purpose
of reforming their souls. King has
not, up to the present time, accepted
the proposition.
Some years ago, Mr.. Parker, believ-
ing that the railroads were charging
eXtortionate rates for transporting
the farm products from Walla Walla
to Portland, loaded several cars of
y heat ana C.iered the railroad hai a
cent a ton to haul the wheat to Port
land, consigned to. Allen & Lewis,
The company declined his offer and
he paid their rate $4.75 a ton. He
then brought suit in the United
States court to recover the amount in
excess of the tender on the ground
that one-half cent ton a mile was a
fair rate. The case is still undecided.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
RAISING IOWA CROPS HERE.
An Iowa Farmer Says Umatllla Corn
ty Ideal Place for Corn and Potato

An Iowa Farmer Says umatllla Corn
ty Ideal Place for Corn and Potato
Crops.
John w OFT. a recent arrival from
Iowa, and who is now farming a few
miles east of the city, is making some
experiments with corn and p 'tato
raising that will be we'll worth watch
ing According to Mr.. Oft it was his
desire to s'e IL Iowa crors ~ ID not
be raised here successfully a1d onse
quently he has planted 55 acres in
corn and 90 acres in potatoes. The
land used is leased by him as second
bench land and is not irrigated at
ALL 1t is land upon which nothing
hu wheat has ever Neen raised dur
ing the past.
Acc ording to Mr.. OFT hcth the corn
and potatoes are doing splendidly so
far, and he believes that the CON will
yield so bushels to the acre. which is
an average yield in Iowa. Sor1e of
the corn which was planted June J. is
now over knee high and tht p'tdtoes
are likewise doing well.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George.


Clyde Parker, walla Walla.
A. McAllister. Walla Walla.
William Parkes, walla walla.
H. F. 'Burnard, Portland.
]. w. Duncan, Portland.
F. c. Wheaton, Portland.
]. A. George, Portland.
William Dunn, Portland.
d. Hohms, Denver.
a. C. Furling, Portland.
E. ]. Brown, Portland.
William Smith, Baker City.
George Schroeder. San Francisco.
Tom Guman, Buffalo.
William Fisher. Battle Creek.
E. B. Dillon, st. Joe.
NJ. H. Reeves, Baker City.
l. Brown, Chicago.
George Reid, Portland.
j. A. Ritzold, Burlington.
b. F. Burheim. Chicago.
A. NJ. Collins, st. Paul.
j. b. Smith, La Grande.
Felix Cohn, San Francisco.
Charles L. Weidhe, San Francisco
William F. McCrans, Weiser.
John Beall, Portland.
P. H. James, Weiser.
]. H. Dunanary and wife.
II. G. Patterson and wife, Portland
]. w. Bayer, Walla Walla.
Will NJ. Pitman, Athena.
A. S. Pierson and wife, Freewater.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06

Fred 3. Reed, who for over u year
has been cashier and general facto-
tum in the oregon Land & Water
companys office at this place, and
Harlie B. Carter. who has had charge
of the mechanical department of tthe
Irrigator for the last eight or nine
months, have purchased the lone Pro-
claimer and are now in charge of that
paper, the firm of Reed & Carter own
ing 1t and controlling 1t without any
strings of any kind.-Irrigon Irrigator.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06

burning stuff to the floor and by
throwing several buckets of water on
the blaze managed TO cxtlnguish It,
However, during the proceeding size
had her hands severely burned while
handling the burning clothing, Dur
ing the fire she gave no alarm. but
after she had quenched the flames
telephoned to Lee Moorhouse that he
had an insurance loss to adjust.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06

General merchandise stock for sale.
Invoice $4,000. Annual business,
$4,000. Store building. warehouse
and residence can be bought or rent
ed. Located in small country town.
Good location. Business established
3B years. Owner to retire because Of
old age. Inquire or write to
EFT. WADE & SON,
Offioo I'm e. o. Building, Pendleton, Or.
-. Postoffice Box S24.
Black 3111.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
KILLED WHILE BOXING.
Fred Ross Dies From COncussion Of
the Brain.

Aberdeen, Wash, july 6.-Fred
Ross, who sustained concussion vi the
brain in the 9O-round boxing contest
with Jack Donnelly at Electric park
Monday night, died from his injuries
at 1880 last night. without regaining
consciousness.
The fight went all right until the
fifteenth round, when by a miscue
both men fell, Donnelly on top. The
ring was not padded. and Ross Fell
with such force as to cause the con-
cussicn. Donelly has been arrested,
although spectators declare the fatal
ity accidental. The coroner has not
yet given a verdict. Autopsy will be
held.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
$4,000 Fruit Ranch I'm Crook.

William Boegli has purchased the
T. F. McCallister farm in the Cove,
25 miles west of Prineville in Crooked
river gorge. The price paid is $10.-
900. Mr.. Boegli will take possession
on January l next. This is the finest
fruit ranch in Crook county. there be-
ing something like 1000 trees of diff
ferent fruit on the place. All are in
bearing and in excellent condition.
Prineville Review.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
PAINT DUG OUT OF GROUND.

Shafts Forty Feet Deep Sunk I'm
Strange Mine Located I'm Central
Oregon.
The story Of soap mine in Idaho
from which Pullman trains obtain
their soap supply is outdone by a re-
port from Lane county. Oregon. to
the effect that paint has been discov-
cred in the earth and Ii being mined
like gold, says a Portland special to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
ECCENTRIC PARKER
WALIIA WAIIIA WHEAT
KING WHO DOES THINGS.

Offered to Donate Two Magnificent
Farms to Prove the Theory Of Sim
gle Land TaN-In Order TO Test n
Mind Readers Honesty He Offer
ed a 16O-Acre Farm II the Reader
Would Direct Men to Better Their
CondItions-Offer Was Not Ac-
Accepted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
NEW DENTAL APPARATUS.
DIR. Kern Adds an Expensive Equip
ment of the Latest Electrical De-
vices Used In His Work.

Dir. NJ. S. Kern has placed in his
dental parlors in the Judd block an
equipment of the very latest electrical
dental appliances which are a great
advantage in doing work according
to the most modern methods.
The new apparatus consists of an
electrical engine. which Is regulated
by a foot lever, an electric switch
board with the various attachments,
an electric automatic air pump and
a new laboratory bench. The addi-
ton of this advanced machinery
gives DR.. Kern one of the most mod
ern and best equipped offices in the
northwest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
senslde Resorts nnd Return.

To Long Beach. Breakers. Ocean
Park. Ocean Side. Sea View. Clatsop
Beach, via o. r. & N. $13.15, permit
ting stopover at Portland. For par
ticulars call on or address E. C. Smith,
Agent, o. r. & N.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
GUS BEAM, FIREMAN.
Mr.. Beam Saves Johnny Russcrs
House From Being Burned Down.


House From Being Burned Down.
About o'clock last evening the
residence of ]. E. Russell. on Stone
wall Jackson street. had a narrow es-
cape from being burned as the re-
suit of lamp explosion. At that time
Mrs. McBrian, Mr.. Russell's sister vas
upstairs putting the Russell children
to bed, when lamp in the dining
room exploded setting the room on
fire. Fortunately Gus Beam, a
teamster for the Byers mill, happened
to see the blaze. and at once rushed
into the house taking the hose from
the lawn with him. With the small
stream from the hose he soon had the
fire put out. But had 1t been given
but a few minutes more headway /. is
believed that the entire house would
have burned to the ground. as II is a
frame dwelling with papered walls.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06

II the party taking the ladies' rain
coat and Indian robe from the car
riage at the reservation on the 4th,
will return same to this office, no
questions will be asked.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-06
ITS MERIT IS PROVED
RECORD OF A GREAT MEDICINE
A Prominent Cincinnati Woman Tells
How Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Completely Cured Her.

The great good Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is doing among
the women of America is attracting
the attention Of many Of our leading
scientists, and thinking people gener-
ally.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
Fl VEAEN0 DEL LAGARTO

So ha desclb,erto recisntemente
que oil remedio ma, efcaz para curar
10 PARALYSIS y algunas enfermeda les
del coraz in, 90 el vensno DIS cierto la
garto americana que los natur alissas
llaman &helodermo horri lo,, los
criollos stolachini>. Ea 10, E,tados
Unidos de Anne .ica So est N pleaudo
con gcan exito tan singular uedicira,
y timamente ha empez do a apli
carse para contrarres,ar los fectos
de 10 debre amarila.
Sisndo como es el lsearso da ssa
especie, ua animal muy hno, f3c.l
ments Sc 10 aprisiona, cprim eldoe
tuertemente el lCmo, q in que AFRO
le la matsris viscosa y;m4rllla que
es tan maravillosa Para emp earla
como medicina hay que me- lar tse
veneno con alcohol, pero tn propor-
ci6n de uno por mil Eata ma.erla es
ell estimulsnte mas poderoso de los
que Sc han descuh!erto hasta hoy pa
re- el coraE6n.
Ell helodromo vive en- MejIco, Ari
Eopa y Texas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
LEON T0LST0Y

El gran agitador contra las gue-
rras, Conde Leon Tolstoy, tlene, ade.
mas, otres santos o1ios; uno de los
que, es nsid rado por 81 como el in.
mediate en- importarcia al que alienta
contra ell N litArismo. Es ese, ell odio
que siente contra los peri6dico..
Sc ha rebelado contra la costum
bre neral del pGblico en- nuestros
dfas, de aban 1onar la literature per
los periodicos, y ha sustitufdo la lee
tura de los peri6dicos diarioI con Mar.
CO Azure 10, Epicteto, schopenhauer,
Kant y Ruskin.
Es verdadera la aseveraci6n de
que la lectura de los period cos puade
Undue + la iyolidad; pero conven
go, al mismo tempo, en- que ell hombre
que no los lee janis, 8 sabe muy POGO
de los asuntos corrientes del dia, Sc
pone un tanto embot do y como fuera a
de tono con la socledad que le rodea.
Por colducto que iaspira la mas
absolute copfsnza, sabese la raz6n
por Ia cual sl Gobierno ruso Sc mues
ira tan tolerante con Fl Conde Tolls
toy. No es, como generslmente Sc
cree, que no Sc streva q tocar un solo
cabello de la cabeaa de ese anciano
cuyo nombre es una palabra familiar
en- todas las nacioces del mundo, siuo
que Sc entera tan POGO sl insigne lite.
ratio de la actltld de dicho gobierno Y
ssbe tan POGO de la polftica diGria
sdn en- estos psrturbadol tiempos, que
no 10 consideran acLivamsnts peli
groso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
TARTAROS Y RUSOS
Luchas saIvajes. Hordas de
asesinos. .-Tremendo alta
que contra Bakl.
EI ElIOnD NEI lNFEAnI0
EL FUROR DEL INCENDIO
Immense panlco en- aquellas
comarcas. Ha sldo procla-
mada la ley marclal.

Bakd, Septiembre 7.-Cercs del
Balakan Sc hs librado el combate mas
importante do la serie sostenida contra
las salvajes hordas de a,esi1os que
vinieron devassando ests comarcs.
Centsnares de ellos fueron acribi.
llados q balaxos por las fuerzas com
binadas de infantsria y caballerfa.
Las bajas totsles ascendieron q
mas de mil tire tartaros y soldados.
Inici6se ell combate por un stsque
desesperado de los tarsaros c)ntra ell
campamento militar esta blecido en- las
inmeaiaciones de esta ciudad, donde
tisnen los soldados almacenadas GUAM
tiosas provisiopes y pertrechos.
Estos, al principle, h'cieron uso
de sus rifles, abriendo contra el ene-
migo un tuego mortifero.
Pero asi que sc produjo algin des
6rden entire los ta-taros, que 90 ha-
bian atrinchsrado en- un hospital GER,
csno, les dieron un ataque a Ia bsyo-
meta para desaloiarlos, 10 que al fin
hubieron de conseguie airosamente.
Tifis, Sstiembre Las noticias
que acaban de recibirse de Bskd son
las siguientes:
En- Bebirhat, los ta-t1ros han Pc
gsdo fuego & los edifcios de las plan
tas elect,icas.
Los almacenes de la compaflfs de
navigation del Mar Caspio han sido
tambiea destruidos.
Los obreros cristialo, d. ess re-
gi6n estan sitia dos por hordas de tar
taros, muy bien armados por cisrto.
Todas las destilerfas de alcohol
han sido entrogadas q las llamas.
Las fabricas de tejIdos de seda,
no han escspado tampoco fla ola
destructora que amsnaza con Ia desc.
lacion dc la Transcaucasia enteSa.
Solo pudleron salvarse los obre.
ros que huyeron q las montafas, Los
que psrmanecieron en- sug loc2lida-
des han sido todos asesina dos.
Baku, Septiembre S.-Continda Ia
situaeion sendo grave como podia de-
ducirse de las noiicias de aver tards.
Dltfcilme1te podrfa llegar a ser
peor.
Un ranico horroroso hace agoni.
EAR de apgu stia 4 los habit antes de es.
to ciudsd.
Los mas decididoI h11en del pe-
ligro emb bsrcAndose para otros luga.
res de Ia costa del Caspio.
Ea Ia ciudad hs sido proc amad o
10 ley marcisl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
CabaIO psrdidO

Eu la nooh, del domingo y, a
amauecer del lunes % de Ago,to pa
sado, desaparsci6 de Ia 6nca de don
Cslestino Sola, sita ca el barrio Turs-
bo, on caballo slaLano, con una ma
tadura en- el pecho por ambos lados,
un lucero spagsdo en- la frente, un ls-
do de la bocs mstado, una cst.iz en-
Ell espinsso con pslo y marcado con
las iniciAeI M. |. en- ambss patas de-
lar tsras. Sera gratifcado quien de
noticias ciertas q don Juan r R'vers,
CsCuas, Puerto REQ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
DESDE ADJUNTAS
EI aIcaIde, en- hoja sueIta, in
forma al gobierno sobre
administration municipal
RECTIFICkNDO ERRORES
El ayuntamiento, en- sels me
ses, ha hecho bajar la deu-
da en- tres mil dollars.

Hemos recibido de Adjuntas una
hoja suelta, fundada en- datos hume
ricos, en- que ell alcalde de squella 10.
calidad da cuenta al gobierno de la
situaci6n administrative.
Ell informe revela que en- Adiun,
tas Sc procede con inteligencia hon.
radez, y que el ayuntamiento y el al.
calde obadecen al deseo dc recti6car
errores Antiques, establec 'endo ell or.
den y meiorando cada dfa la marcia
de las cosas.
Sc hace una reseha de la distribu
cion del empreitiso do $4,000 para
cubrir necesidades pdblicas y com
promises urgents-, So inserta 81
parrafo que sigue;
<Diis al prime pio que Ia deuda
municipal, al b acerme cargo de esta
administration, alcanzaba q VEINTI
TRES MIL DOLLARS; y como pudie
ra afguirse por algaieu de como h a
podido cubrirse con OUNCE MIL
por antici cipado voy & deisr satlsfechs
la pregunta.
AL prscticarse la liquidation del
presupuesto de 1904 O5, en- 30 de Ju.
MO dltimo, la administration actual
en ell plazo de seis meses, h'z) bais,
Ia deuda, entire sconom(as realizaias ,
pagos efectuado9, en- CINCO MIL DO.
LIARS, quedando pendisnte TRES
MIL, por el c9ncspso de eConstruc
ci6n de la casa-escue|as cuya suma
en- virtud de gestiones pract.c adas po}
ell Ayuptamiento y el que suscribe, ha
sido prorrogada por mas tempo, po1
concession del G obierno Tlsular..
Aplaudlmos la feriedad J claridad
conque Sc mauejan los asAnt)s en- la
villa del centro, y damos pue tros
placemes al alca'de y & los conce ales
por el extto que aicauzsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
DES9E A|BDN|T 4
e concerto de AmaIia Pao-
h.-Flores y spIausos.-
Homenaje entusiasta.
DISCURSO De DEGETAU
Pollcla lnsular. .-E Goberna.
dor Winthrop va en- auto
m6vll a Barranquitas.

Eavfo una breve msnci6n del her.
moso concerto que SO celebr6 la
noche del domingo en- eat, pueblo
Ca.i toio Sc debi6 al arte, ,imna.
tia y bslleza de las damas que to.
maron parte en- 81. La gentil artlsta
puertorriquef1a Amalia Paoli oh.uvo
inumerables aplausos. La ssnorita
Maria Suarsz prob6 al pibliso que gu
bsllezs SO urfs a sus excslencias de
ejecuci6n en- Ia mandolins. Su debut
fue tai en- Aibonito que no bastaron
las fires del pueblo para To- que le
rendia1 homenaje.
El ilustre puertorriqueho don Fs.
derico Degetsu nos obsequi6 con uno
de sus hermo;0s discurscs.
Tamb en- tomaron parte en- Ia 6es.
ia el senior SANCHEZ Bonuin, oil s., II Or
Kipg:on y u simpatico doctor, violi.
niste de primer ordeu.
La policfa insular de este quest
al m ando del cabo P4dr6, ,recorre cons
tantemente las csrreteras y los ba.
rrios.
-Ha sido cal turado un ave de ra i.
pifia, conocido por Antonio Ramirez,
ocupandosele un gallo y I'm pufal.
Hace dias que Sc lie perseguia.
Ell honorable Gobernador visito
el cuartel de la policla insular, donde
permaneci6 largo ratio, saliendo sa-
tisfecho complet etsmente de la inspec.
ci6n, cJn frases encomiasticas para ell
coman.ant del puesto sahor radr6,
por ell aseo, limpieza y buen ocden que
halo en- el personal.
Ell senior Gobernador y sefora
estuvieron en- la tarde del lanes en- el
pueblo de Barranquitas en- su aatom6.
vii, m2rehandose hoy mahana para la
capital.
AII.v0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-22
De PARAGUAY

Dicen de la capital del Uruguay
que los paraguayos emigrsdos al Uru-
quay, prepsrsn la revolucI6n contra
ell actual G lbierno d. su pals, y que
ayudsdos por las sutorida les brasil
lenas, se prop zen lnvsdir 81 terrific
rio parsgusyO por e. estsdo de Ma.
tt1grosto.
La polIcfa de Asunci6n encontr6
una psrti1s de armas = munich mes
Que Ieron sscsdas del Arsenal duran.
to el movimiento del anterior g0b.eT-
no. Fueron arrestsdos los culpables
J se busean mas armsI.