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The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
FERN.

Fern, Oct. 30th.-Four inches Of snow
this morning; pretty good for Oct.,s0th.
The bridge like all other work is pro-
crossing slowly on account of SO much
bad weather.
Little Mildred Sergeant went to An
ton Tuesday, to spend the winter with
her Grandmother Bennett.
C. E. Carman took load of house
hold goods to Ladysmith Friday for
Whitney Umbach.
Chester Sergeant drove down to An
son the first of the week in search of a
load of potatoes.
The drivers resumed their work again
this morning after two weeks rest.
Mr.. VIM. Church and daughter Edith
returned to their home in Mondovi
Tuesday.
Messrs Bishop, Mccormick and Bed
ard visited the County seat Saturday.
VIM. Huggins new house was dedisat-
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
Joins the Chorus of It's Masters and
Gets into Line for an Over
Due ExNbse,

This organ of the local grafters has
got gay. It's masters have pulled the
String and for the first time in it's cow
Ardly career, it has barked as if there
was bite behind it.
The graft organ came out so late
that we have no space to give this
week, but another issue is not far off,
and then this insignificant migrate will
be sorry he spoke. The editor of the
News had some experience with the
journalistic beneficiary of the grafters
to which no reference has ever been
made and never would have been had
this migrate seen fit to remain within
the limits of decency.
These little tasks are not inviting,
but the job we'll done will tend to puri-
fy the atmosphere.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
All Over A. Deer.

In county court on Wednesday
trial was held relative to consuming
meat of an illegally killed deer. On
complaint of Fred Peterson, who
sometime ago, was arrested, tried
and fined for killing deer out of
season, Henry Gerbig and Aug. We'd
Ter, two of his neighbors in the town
of Russell, were arrested and brought
into county court for eating the
meat of a deer killed contrary to
law.
The story which was brought out
at the trail was interesting and there
fore we give the following skeleton of
it. On the fourteenth of last June,
Fred Peterson killed deer near the
Gerbig farm and as the deer was
heavy and the distance TO his farm
house was quite far, he concluded to
hide the carcass in a brush pile, and
get his buggy and bring it home as it
would be easier than carrying it,
Two men, Gerbig and Wedler, heard
the shot from the road; which was
few rods away, and saw Peterson
after he shot the deer GO fWay, sd
they secured the deer and took it to
the Gerbig home. When Peterson
returned he missed the deer and see
ing tracks of two men traced them
to the Gerbig house. The three
gentlemen met and hot words en-
sued. When the war of words was
finished the deer was still in the
hands Of Gerbig and Wedler. Some
one told the game warden about the
deer that was killed and he had
Peterson arrested, who sometime ago
was tried and found guilty. After
his trial, Peterson had Wedler and
Cefbig arrested for having deer in
their possession out of season and
consuming the same At the trial,
Gerbig, Under oath, stated that he
burned the deer in brush pile after
he got it because he did not want
the carcass of deer around his
premises. Evidence was bought out
at the trial that he tried to sell the
deer's hide to a person in the city.
After all evidence was taken, they
were found guilty and the fine and
costs amounting to S54.S0 were paid
by the two men. Merrill News.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
PUSHING the RAILWAY
Superior and Southeastern to BE
Built at Once and Rushed to
Completion.

That the new railway is to be COM
pleted to Superior and Duluth at the
earliest possible date is now deter
mined beyond any question. This has
been the understanding for some time
among those who have been closer to
the management, but many of the
multitude have been doubling Thomases
on the subject. It is now settled be-
yond any question.
w. S. Manning, who has charge of
the railway company's interests local
ly, returned from Milwaukee the first
of the week where he had been called
for a final consultation before active
work was commenced. He is now
at work in the active management Of
securing right-ofway. The work of
buying right-of-way will be rushed
through as rapidly as possible to en-
able work on deep cuts to be carried
on during the winter months. In this
manner the heavy work will have
had sufficient progress by spring so
that it may not hinder the final com
pletion of the roadbed.
It is evident that this road will be
completed to the Lake Superior cities
before another year has passed.
AS stated in the News and copied
by contemporaries, this is to be a
model road, with slight curves and
light grades and in every way excell-
ent.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
Hope Is the Best Medicine,

We know physicians who give very
little medicine, and yet they are sin
gularly successful because they have
sunny souls. They always radiate
brightness and good cheer They
know that it is hope, more than drugs,
the patient needs, that it is encourage
ment and not disheartening diagnosis
that helps him to recover. They give
him every bit of hope and encourage
ment and good cheer possible, for they
know that these are more effective
remedies than are to be found in the
macopeia-Success
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
A 500 MAIL ROBBERY
Pouch Stolen From the 500 Platform
at Rhinelander and Con-
tents Rifed.

1t was learned Saturday that a
mail pouch had been stolen from the
500 depot early last Wednesday morn
lug When the baggageman at the
500 depot threw the mail into the mail
car of the west bound train at 2:10 a.
m., Wednesday, the railway postal
clerk on duty in the car informed him
one pouch was short, but the baggage
man being quite certain he had loaded
all the mail received from the wagon,
told hirn he had probably overlooked
it and to check up the pouches again.
In the meantime the train pulled out
and no more was thought of the mat
mer until a letter was received from
the chief clerk of the railway mail
service asking why the pouch had not
been dispatched as usual. The post
master Immediately wired that the
pouch had gone forward as usual to
the depot and commenced to investi-
gate the matter. In going down in the
neighborhood adjacent to the 500 de-
pot, letters were found under side
walks and slab piles containing checks
and money orders to the amount of
$4O0O.O0. The robbers took nothing
but cash and it is not known how
much of that the mail contained The
lock and strap of the pouch have been
found but the pouch itself is still miss
ing. Government detectives and post
al inspectors are now at work On the
case.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
The GRAfTERS' ORGAN O.A SCOTT DISAPPEARS
His Whareabouts Not Lnown But
He ts Thought to Have
Left

The disappearance of Q. A. Scott
from his home near Bruce Saturday
or Sunday has been matter of invest
igation.
1t appears that the missing man
had various matters morking upon his
mind. His arrest for having deer
skin in his possession troubled him. A
love affair appears to have been an ele-
ment.
He disappeared quietly with no trace
left behind.
A brother from Missouri to whom
Scott had recently decided his pro-
perty is in the county and offers $500
reward for the recovery of his brother.
Mr.. Scott was peacable and very fe-
ligious.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Amos Nichols is Thrown From D. Car
riaga and Seriously injured:

Amos Nichols is Thrown From o. Car
riaga and Seriously injured:
Last Friday while Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Nichols were out driving along the
Cumberland road, their horse became
frightened and began to kick. Mrs.
Nichols leaped out of the buggy but
Mr.. Nichols held to the reins and when
the horse speedily kicked himself free,
the jerk on the reins threw Mr.: Nichols
to one side of the road and his head
struck against tree; The blow was
very severe and cut his face badly, be-
sides closing both eyes. Worst OF all,
small twig penetrated
his right eye, barely missing the eye
ball, to a depth nearly one inch,
coming dangerously close to the brain:
1t was thought at first that Mr.. Nichols
was fatally injured but Dr.. Charron
reports that his patient IS resting quiet
ly and will recover unless complications
ahould set in.-Rice Lake Leader.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04

ed (but not to the Lord) last Saturday
night.
A party of eighteen or twenty, young
and old, went up to "No. e. Sunday,
to see the bear: among the number
were: C. S. Giles and wife, Mrs. Mac
Sergeant, Misses Maud Kast, Grace
Elmindorf Miss Latonne, Maud Thomp-
son and Amw Cox.
Alex Lees is engaged In building a
house for Fred Van Horn near the right
of way north of the school house.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT
Investigation Going on AS to It's
Position at the Present Time
with Relation to Creditors.

Investigation Going on AS to It's
Position at the Present Time
with Relation to Creditors.
The Electric Light company is under
going a scrutiny that may prove effic-
iacious in a manner that will prove of
interest to the people of Ladysmith.
AS noted in recent issue the COM
pany, then in the hands of L. E. McGill
and associates went bump against fin
ancial shoals.
The Northern Electric company fore
closed mortgage several months ago
and following the failure of the First
National bank, steps were taken to
force McGill's insolvent light company
into bankruptcy. This move was sue
cessful,
But the records of the McGiH oc-
tcasional lighting company were such
that an investigation was necessary to
determine what was the contract under
which the water power franchise form
erly owned by the company was dispos-
ed of. 1t was a valuable asset-the
balance of the assets are reliably re-
ported to be in the nature of junk
pile.
McGill and Kaufman went to Madi-
son Monday, tis understood, to attempt
to protect the light company from un-
desirable developments.
1t is impossible to get the slightest
hint from she receiver or his local at
torney as to the movements now in pro-
gress, but there are reasons for beiiev-
ing that the present investigation is for
the purpose of invalidating the transfer
of the water power franchise on the
grounds that the transfer was made
when the company was known to be
insolvent.
This conclusion comes from the con-
duct of the McGill crowd. 1t has been
known for some time that the McGill
crowd has been engineering scheme
to again get into control of the COM
pany. Offers of thirty cents on the
dollar have been made to creditors, but
some of the large creditors declined it
and the plan failed. It would be an
interesting question, what these people
want of business they couldn't run
when they had it, were not the reason
apparant, soapparant that investigation
was instituted.
There is a good field for for an elect
ric company in this growing city. The
future is bright. With the contract on
the franchise matter, as claimed by the
present defunct company, of power at
SIS per horsepower year, lights could
be furnished at such rates as to create
an immense patronage. 1t is true that
mismanagement and inconlpetency of
superintendent in the past has caused
many of the larger consumers to install
gas lighting plants, but efficient service
and reasonable rates would probably
win them back, or even otherwise the
field is ample.
If the outgrowth of the present An
ancial scuffle should place the business
in the hands of men who will render
desirable service, the people of Lady
smith will be pleased and provoeation
t8 profanity will be materially lessened.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
LAST OF CONDEMNATION

Right of Way Matter in the City
Finally Disposed Of
The committee appointed by Judge
Parish to appraise property taken as
right of way in the city by the Owen &
Northern railway met the first of the
week and made its awards.
D, w. Maloney of Glen Flora, one of
the appraisers, remarked that the ap-
praisal must have been pretty nearly
right ''for it didn't suit either party
entirely" That is, it was between the
offer and demand, and probably was
a close approximation.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
Change In Meat Market.

H. L. Kurz has bought the Jez meat
market which he moved into his own
building on Hemlock street the first
of the week, He will operate the
meat market in connection with the
grocery business.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
A Brief Apology.

The News has been somewhat short
of personal items the last two weeks
attention going to other directions.
But the skunk-skinning season will
soon be over and matters will take
their regular routine. The air will be
better.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
Oyster Supper.

The "Crecent Society" of the Cong
regatiinal church will give an oyster
supper in the Opera House Wednesday
evening, Nov.8, 1905, from $50 until
all are served. Price 25 cents.
Music furnished by High orchestra.
All are invited to stay for social time
after the supper,
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
Football Game At Phillips.

The result of the football game be-
tween the Medford and Phillips high
schools, played here last Saturday,
was the defeat of Phillips by score
of II to 5.-Bee.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04

When you want something fine in the
cloak line, see See about it.
If flannels, see Lee.
If bedding, see Lee.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
LOGGING AT KEENAN,.
Lsch Sc Nelson Take Contract For
Amery Company.

The firm of Esch & Nelson, who
have been doing contract work on the
Owen & Northern railway, have taken
logging contract at Kennan for an
Amery numbering company. This con-
tract covers three million feet of logs,
Work will commence at once,
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
PORTER BEGINS LOGGING
Started From Brentwood Wednesday
With Grew.

C. A. Porter of this city has taken
large logging contract near Birch
wood for the Arpin Hardwood Lumber
company of Atlanta. Among those
who went with Mr.. Porter were w. H.
and VIM. Ferman.
Mr.. Porter has winters engage
ments
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04

The NJ: E. Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. A. M. Seoville Wednes-
day afternoon Nov: 8 Lunch will be
serued: All ladies cordially invited.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
C.. E. PRAYER Meeting:

At First Church of Christ Sunday
eve; Nov. 5, at $50. Topic: keeping
the Christian Endeavor Covenant,
NAL 2: SO; 2Cor. 81 81; Leader: Cor
win Sabin.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
More Indiana People.

Thomas Tribbey of Plymouth, Ind,
was in the city this week with three
land buyers from his town.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04

F. P. Conrath Of Clear Lake is in
the city to look after the mill he and
hia hyosher will erect on Main Creek
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-04
new BANK OPENS.
Ladystnith National Bank Opens For
Business.

The Ladysmith National bank open
ed for business on Wednesday, Novena-
Der first. The bank is being managed
by Messrs. L. Josgenson and w. E..
Thompson as stated in recent issues
of the News. They are young men of
pleasing address, evident ability and
come to Ladysnith full of faith in
the future of the city and country.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-15
PsrrOS VsgabgndOS y 5gTGSIVOS
hoy poi ia Psrla",

Iuf61mase que On eI Osselfo demo-
min0dO eLH PerlaD, es "a impoaibIe
CSsi viVir, pues los canes vSgabundos
tienen aquelIo eChado perder.
Tales canes AffFmRse que son una
verdadera GmenazA 6 Il trRnquilidad y
& ID paz de los moradorea de Ella Per.
IR2. pues an ESQ de morder, muerden
8 aCometen CuaIuuiera. @
Tan es aSf que dfcennOs que los me.
dicoB no Sc atreven ir recetar 6 los
pobreG del indicado sitiO. por tenor &
mOrdiscOs que nada tienen de sgra-
dR bles. e
Les vsg abuEdos y sgresivos canes
de Ella PerIa> han hech0 seg6u noti
cias vArias fechoffas en- lsS que hsn
emDIeado sus dientes coImillOs.
Deben eyitaFse esas molestias & los
VecincB de Ella PePla1.
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De SlCIEDAD..

Una 5odo.-Segun 10 indica-
camos oportunamente, aver contra
geron matrimonio civil ante 81 Juez
del. Vale, los distinguidos i6venes
de esta socieaad don Cayetano Coll
y Cuchy y se1orita Pepita Pujol.
FUeron testigos, el abogaao Sr.
Anderson y don Felipe Cuchy.
Los felices c0nyuges foFman su
dulce nido de amor en- 81 GNersa-
Hess donde residiran por ahoFa.
Que no interrumpida cadena de-
flores sean los futuros dias de los
estimados amigos, que han Tealiza-
do su aspiration mas grandet
RegresO. .-RegFesaron de Faiardo
despu6s de pasaT una corta tempo
rada ALI, los 5istinguiaos familia-
res del senior Camufias.
Bien venidos.
En- Ell xIGrQNe Esta noche Sc
verificara en- 81 poetico sitio la ja-
rama de costnmbre.
A divertirse, pues, los que puedan
y quieran.
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Sensible faII0eilnI0n-
TO en- NuGVa York,

La sefora dofa Isabel FrsncisCa
Miller, emente espcss de nuestY0
antique amigo don Federico Muller,
falleci6 en- Broc klyn & Las 10 de Ia
ms fIana de 10 del corriente.
Deis cuatro hijOs. Era una virtuo-
tfsimG dsma de aItRs prendGs persona
les. Y so falIeCimient0 ha sorprendido
dolorosamente & sus amigos de Puerto
Rico. y & cuantas personas pudieron
admirar Ia noblezs de ga alma y su
b0ndad0sfsimO csracteF.
Dcf1a Isabel era heFmana de ID dis
tirguida sefI0ra defIa Rosa Dalmau y
espOsa de don @. r Storer. reBidenteS
an Arecibo y prima de las fAmilias
Huertas Storer y Storer, de la misma
ciudad.
EnviAmoS nuestro muy aentido pc.
same & todos los deudos de Ia inada,
que en- paz descaDse.
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Buen seTleIo B polIelaeo.
Fueron robados trescientos pesos,
va POGO Ia po iCia daba con
los supuestos autores.

Aver tarde ge perSOn6 en- eI cuarteI
de Ia p0Iicia do1a Pillar Hernandez,
viuda de Sabater. & dar cuenta de que
le habian robado $lO0 en- monedas de
orc de duros 5000 en- bilIetes.
Despu9e de Lac investigaciones he
Ch2s por el o. bo Salvador Ct. LOPEZ Y
guRrdia DaIbAse. aFFestaron & los 81
guientes indiViiuos: jose SAbater. RR.
mon PuiOl , Lorenzo Garcfr; encon-
trandO en- Il casa del PoioI, & Ias. 9 de
il ms fisna SIS orc y S120 en- bilIetes,
no habi6ndose podido encontrar 10 que
fsltR de ID cantidad robads.
Es I'm buen RerViCiO que tanto ell
menCionado cabo como eI guRrdis Del
bate. han prest&dO.
Sc nos RsegurR que siguen Is inves.
dgaci6n & fin de yer 81 lOgran recupe-
rar los S105 que faEtan.
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Hoy recibimos Il siguiente carts:
sSan juan, P. r IA de JuniO de
1904.
<Se6or Director de eLs Correapon-
dencis.S San JuRn. p. r.
<Muy Sr mfo: q
eLes Juntas Directivas del GCssino
Esp fIo!1 y de 10 SSnciedsd ESDsfiolR
de AuxiIio M6tuo y B ,neficerC CiR. , en-
Sesiones CeIebradas en- los dias 10 y 13
del mes actuaI, acordaron dec'RFRr pG
blicR y terminsntemente: que los indi'
viduOs de Ia CoIonia Esps 1ola de esta
Isla, representados por anbAs s0ciedR-
des, no tienen nip96n 6TgSno en- 10
prensa del psfs. nj hsn inspirsdo nsda
de 10 que hSyan publicRdo y publiquen
los diarios de 10 isis, desde el cambio
de SoberaDfa.
&En cumplimiento de 10 acordRdo.
ruego & Vd. Ii inserCi6n de las pFeCe-
dentes Ifness.
sDe Vd., seflor Director, cont mG-
yor considers ci6n alto. Y Z. g.,
GM0aqtel L0mb0. Presidents del GCG-
sino ESpAfiOls y de Ia sSCciedad Espa'
fIola de AuxiIio M6tuO y Bsne fiCen-
cia, ,
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"RETl TlzOS'

Con uu ejemplar de este libro
fuimos obsequiados por su autor
senior M. Melendez Munoz, q quien
dam S gracias.
&RetazosN es un libPo ben escri-
to. Hay en- 6l buenos trabajos. y
la prosa en- que desenvuelve 8 pre-
senta sus ideas ell mencionado es-
critoF, no adolece de afectaci6n ri
dfcula nj de ciertos amaneramien-
tos, sin6 que es prOsa sencilla y
correcta,
Dignos de estfmulo y de noble
aliento son j6venes como ell seflor
Melendez Mu1oz, que, entire otros
m6ritos. tiene ell de presentaPnos
frUtos cOsechados en- su propio huer-
to. ?
Adelante.
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DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todoa los engafo
sos remedies que Bo anuncian es cuando mo-
30 agradece Ia efcacja aRADIOAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya superioridad esta univer-
galmente confirmRda.
Curaciones desesperadas On personas bien
oonocidss que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
Ses SOD las que 10 han hecho glorioso, pero
nn solo estuche produce mejor efecto que
una docena de frascos dc cualquier otro re-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
Intestine, sin engafosa aooi6n calmante, es
Digestive y Purifoador de los alimentos-
Be debe exigir que Ceda hostia tenga gFa.
nado el nombre Digestive MojarFiata
Dep6AtQ general de las Farmaclas de Rlanco Ca
sn491o1 A!n1a2an Hidel Guillermety e0 san Juan
9e e@eSSo.Sl0oi Qe yqnta en- las principals UEugUas
FlM % EuEopa Am6rl0a
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luPREsIOuEs De NAGUABO.

Julio 13 --Sa nota s'g6n movimien.
TO en- el CON ercio con motive de las
pIsntaciones de CT fiss dulCeg que Sc
IeVantsn.
LIS fisstRs de NueatPa Sefiora del
G rme7 en- el simpstico eUCarea0 puer.
to de NsRuabo. resultan eapi6adidas y
atraCtivAs por 10 mabalidad de sus
Cultos habitsnteB y ID incomparsble
bellt ~ de sQueI deIiCiooo b1caFo que
f0rman IRB Faertes. Ias Rodriguez, lsS
CabhlleF. Monins. LoI6 otr6s no me.
NOS enCantadoras hurfes cuyoG NOM
bres no reCordamos en- el momento.
In administration del Hon. 8. nor
RocCa ea inmejorable. 90 arreqIan ca.
minos y GALES &c proyecta una EsCue.
Ia Principal y los gervicios municipa.
leB estan bien Rtendidos.
! c. q.
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De GAfMO.
, EI suceso de aver.

JuSn Rivera cd Tftere. paEeos que
ss allegro aver an POGO mas de 10 reQu.
lar y enton6 R'gunos do de pecho, SAL
picRdos con no bonitas paIabraI, an Is
GpuntaO de CatI NJ.
Parecs que 81 gUardiR FIcreu Ie
mand6 6 Callar, neQ&ndose eli otFo, &
CAuSa de "a estado. y sobreviniendo
una diSputa J luchS de h cual reuuIt6
heFido el Rivera en II frente.
Fue lleVAdo & "a casG y nj naIir, se
Rsegura. tuV0 otrB peIoteFs con 81 su-
Sodicho guardia que Ie propin6 VariOB
macaDSBos ca ID cRbezS , frants, aien-
do conducido por IN tGI Toco-toco '
Joaquin Flores. & h case del doctor
LaSSaletta. dOnde fu6 Cursdo.
PAreCe que el estsdo del Iesionsdo
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