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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

treasurer and county clerk will be
vacant this fall. The CHIEF has already
expressed its preference for treasurer
i'm the person of Mr.. Shelton of Blue
Hill. For the office OF county clerk,
we do not believe the Republicans
could do bet er than to nominate and
elect John J. CARRIER, the present dep
uty clerk. The work in the Office de-
wolves largely upon the deputy, and
Mr.. CARRIER has demonstrated, during
the past two years, that he is entirely
capable of managing the affairs of the
office. All who have had business to
transact at the Office of the county
clerk have always found John CARRIER
on duty and ready to wait upon the
patrons of the office. His experience
and ability we'll qualify him for the
position, and We believe he will re-
ceive the nomination.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
CODY CASE is NEARING END.
Sister Of Buffalo Bill Says His Vita
Intended to Give Him Druo.

INTENDED to Give Him Drug.
Denver, March 1.-THE allegation
that Mrs. Cody threatened to give her
husband, Colonel William f.. Cody
(Buffalo BID, a drug to bring him
under her control has been repeated
In a deposition made in this city by
Mrs. Helen Cody Wetmore, a sister of
the colonel, to be filed in his divorce
suit in the Wyoming court.
Mrs. Cody told me-" said Mrs. Wet
more, that she had obtained a drug
of some character from a %clairvoyant
and that she intended to give it to
Colonel Cody in order to get control
over him; that she thought herself a
better manager for the property than
the colonel, and that she wished to
get control of all property at all haz-
ards"
This is the statement upon which
Colonel Cody bases his charge that
Mrs. Cody attempted to poison him.
The trial is practically finished,
with the exception of taking one or
two dispositions in Nebraska, before
the matter Is laid before the court at
Sheridan on March 90. Several wit
nesses will be put on the stand at that
time and the arguments in the case
will consume several days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
In spite of the fact that the caucuse

In spite Of the fact that the caucuses
we're advertised for more than ten
days prior to the time Of their being
held, barely enough voters attended
the meetings in each ward to fill the
delegations to the city convention. Is
it any wonder that there is dissatis-
faction over the nominees when less
than ten per cent of the voters of a
party are permitted to name the can
didates year after year, The direct
primary would be a great improvement
over the present method of making
nominations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
Negro Takes Indian Bride.

Chadron, Neb., March 15.-County
Judge Sayers married Lewis Jones, a
f~ull-blooded negro, to Mary Lamotte,
a full-blooded Indian of the Sioux
tribe. The bride Is a relative of Black
Horse, White Cow and Red Cloud,
hence belongs to the nobility. The
braves are all disguised, and one of
them claims Mary is already his
sQuaw, SO there may be a war Of
aces" in this vicinity. The lately
married couple have moved into a
shanty just out of the city limits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
Norfolk Asylum is All Ready.

Norfolk, Neb., Marchs 14.-After
long waiting to return to their home
in the Nebraska insane hospital at
this place, patients who were burned
out by the big fire of several years
since are going to be allowed to re,
turn tomorrow. On that day the com.
missions Of TIE officers in charge OF
the institution, recently appointed Sy
Governor Mickey, will take effect and
tomorrow the first consignment of
patients who have been CHARTERED in
the Lincoln asylum will be brought
back to northern Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
Or. Edward HAYWARD Dead.

Nebraska City, March l5.-Dr. Ed.
ward p. Hayward, the Oldest son Of
the late Senator NJ. l.. Hayward, died
trouble. He was born in this city in
1871. DR. Hayward was a graduate of
medical colleges in bith this country
and Germany. He served as a United
Staes army surgeon in the Philip
pines during the Spanish-American
war, After the Spanish wal he prac-
ticed medicine in New York city until
about six months ago, when he moved
to this city. He leaves a widow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

The resolution adopted at the Re-
publican convention Monday evening
calling for "A mass meeting of citizens
to discuss the electric light problem,
the meeting to be held some time
within the next two months, meets
with hearty approval. We can no
longer shut our eyes to the fact that
Red Cloud, the best trading point in
the Republican valley, is far behind
her sister towns in the matter of an
electric light and power plant. If the
city's bonded Indebtedness is in such
shape that bonds a be issued for the
construction of a municipal electric
plant, that is the only logical and
economical thing to do. We are op
posed to granting an electric light
ing franchise to a private individual
or company only as a last resort.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

The Superior Journal has taken a
backward step since passing from the
hands of G. r.. Slime, who published
one of the very best country newspa-
pers in Nebraska. The new manage.
ment has fallen into the clutches of
the ''ready print" house and last week
the paper was issued with a "patent
inside" We regret to see sc good Il
paper going wrong.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

We may be accused Of indulging in
"pipe Dreams" but the editor OF this
paper hopes to live to see the day
when refuse of the streets aud the
typhoid breeding cess-pools of Red
Cloud will be carried away in sewers,
Nothing not even an electric lighting
plant-would be of sub lasting bene-
fit to the city as "A sewerage system.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
TirTeRiNeToN FOUND GUILTY.
Alleged Cattle "RustIer" Convicted Of
Larceny as Bailee at North platte.

Alleged Cattle "RustIer" Convicted Of
Larceny as Bailee at North Platte.
North Platte, Neb., March 10.-The
jury In the case Of the state against
Titterington, returned a verdict Of
guilty as charged. The jury had been
out for about t~wenty-four hours when
the verdict was returned. Delmar
Titterington, the defendant, was
Charged with unlawfully converting to
his own use cattle given into his pos.
session by George Bently. The evi.
dence was very conflicting, the strong
est being the testimony of Lee Case,
who had been Jointly charged with
Titterington in another offense. Case
pleaded guilty alter having been in
jail for some weeks. Tlttcrington and
Case had been partners in the butcher
business in the town of Sutherland.
ard Titterington had a trial last week.
in which the jury disagreed and were
discharged.
The second trial Of the state against
Del Titterington for cattle stealing is
now being tried.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
Already the disgruntled ones are be.

Already the disgruntled ones are be-
ginning to show their teeth Someone,
who apparently vas not over-proud of
the act aud did not care to have his
name made public, posted a placard in
the p~ostotfice calling Il mass conven-
ton, to bo held at the court house
tomorrow evening, for the alleged
purpose of nominating good men for
office" There will always he d~issatis,
fed ones, no matter who is nominated,
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
Bazar Asks New Trial.

Omaha. March l4.-Anton Bazaar.
the South Omaha saloon keeper who
was held by a jury in Judge Ken
nedy's court liable to Mrs. Rosa
Rezek in the sum Of $1,000 for the
loss of her husband. who was killed
while drunk, has entered a motion
for a new trial. Whichever way this
motto. results, it is understood that
the case is To be carried up on an APP
peal. The jury awarded the exact
amount used for.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

informed of the suicide Of Mrs. Bessie
Chandler of Omaha. He took NOR
phine and also opened the arteries in
his wrist, but was thwarted in his in
t%entions. Captain Kirkman says that
no matter what the outcome of his
trial he is determined to take his own
life as soon as he has the opportunity.
He processes the warmest of love for
the dead woman and vow he will join
her in death. He also makes very sen.
s%ational charges concerning Lieuten-
ant Chandler.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
Record by Woman Bowler.

Omaha, March 9.-Mrs. S. Hunter.
using the full weight, sixteen and one
half pound ball, has broken the wom-
ans western record by bowling the
remarkable game of 256. The score
was made in the last of four success
sive games in the competition. She
bowls a strong ball and has more
speed than most women Dowlers. Her
strong point is accuracy. The score
Is believed to be one of the best ever
made by a woman
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

The Republican city convention did
not waste much time in nominating
candidates for city clerk and treas
urer. Doe Fort and j. y. Butler
have administered the affairs of their
offices i'm II name satisfactory to all
and there is no doubt of their re-elec-
ton by good majorities.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
Warrant In Fraud Case,

Pierre, S. d., March l5,-Deputy
Marshal L.aughlin has gone to Fort
Pierre with a warrant for the arrest
OF r b. Stearns on complaint Of
the United States authorities at st
Paul, charging him with being con
nected with land frauds in connection
with w. T. Horswell of 6 Paul. Sen.
sational developments promise to
grow out of the case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
Lucas Guilty OF Murder.

Holdrege, Neb., March 10.-The jury
In the Lucas murder case brought in
a verdict of guilty in the first degree
with Imprisonment for life as punish
ment. The jury did not have any dim.
Guilty in arriving at a verdict, as it
was unanimous on the first ballot in
regard to his guilt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
Bow Killed While Huntinn.

Fairbury. Neb., March 14.--Russell
Leidy, a thirteen-year-old son OF l..
j. Leidy, a farmer living neal Bower.
In this county. is dead from the effects
of a gunshot wound, inflicted Satur-
day. He and a brother were out hunt.
ing, when young Leidy's weapon was
accidentally discharged, the load en-.
tering his head.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

The Japs again narrowly missed an.
initiating the Russian army in Man
churia. They will eventually succeed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17
kirkman ATTEMPTS Suicide.

Valentine, Neb., March 1l.-Captain
G. w. Kirkman, who is under arrest
here. being tried on charges that may
result in his dismissal from the army.
tried to commit suicide after he was
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

Oliver Hedge and Ed Amack have
been mentioned as possible candidates
for sheriff next fall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

Has anyone any idea what has hap
pened to the Good Roads association
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-17

Unless the bill providing for four
year terms for county officers should
become a law, the Offices of sheriff,
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C.HINITAS.

Materias hay muy intrincadas y difciles
cuya division be hace necesaria fin de
que Ia inteligencia humana pueda estu-
diarlas en- sus detalles, por medic de un
an6lisis sutil y profundo.
Hay que dividirlo todo. Este es el
gran procedimiento moderno.
Los pueblos grandes dividen q los pue-
bios pequefios con objeto de que les sea
mas facil dominarlos. Ejemplo de este te-
nemos en- Puerto Rico.
Tambi6n los que Sc dedican al cultivo y
IA venta de las guayabas las dividen en-
olases y a1n las denominan pSrGs segdn
Ia forma, & otras tambien las denominan
bolegramas. ....
En- las cuestiones psicol6gicas ocurre
otro tanto y el que hoy Sc prOpU Usiera, YER
bigracia, eseribfr un ensayo sobre la psi
c9logfa del 0guGcate tendra que empezar
por dividir dicha psicologfa en- dos 6pocas:
anteS de La inva aston y despu@s Tde la in
vasi6n.
Porque eS inCuestionable que los aqua
Gates que se daban durante la soberanfa
espanola que dur6 cuatro siglog, no pueden
ser iguales los aguacates q. Sc dan enla
domination americana que solo lleva siete
amos, aunque sean los mismos arboles los
que producer dicho frutO. M
i Un ejemplo: un palo de aguacate de esos
que llaman perrerOs que en- 1897 producfa
frutos desmedrados por el nero hecho de
haber cambiado en- 1898 la nacionalidad
de esta isla, los agotGcdtes que produjo y
produce desde Ia invasion aca tienen que
ser de otro genero. .
Con tai sistema procedimiento, un
tanto il6gico y arbitrario, la psicologfa
vendra ser dentro de POGO algo asi como
UN CADA YER EN- LA AGONIA.
Parece que en- materta de plomerfa no
estan muy aplomo las cOsas y no sera ex-
trafio que se desplome cierta superior de-
Pendencia, muy consolidate pero muy
quebradiza tambien.
Por 10 pronto serfa conveniente poner
un redWcidO, porq que hay tubo que no stne
8 encGia muy bien en- Ia GeOmetidG y habra
que darle de cOdO-
Sc haee precise ell empleo de una gran
L para que la tet6ertG general puedan
acometer los ramales de los distintos servi-
CLOS sean estos caritativOs, higi6nicos 6
''represivos.''
A los encargados de algunos de esos
servicios serfa conveniente darles una YaVe
We PCSSO N1G 00Se en- tOTnl0 q 1G0d0I r
ALI realmente 10 que hace fialta pero
mucha faltas son DRAPS 8 respiraderos,
pueS la atm6sfera de aquel lugar es inso-
portable.
Hace el calor de una fragua,
Calor terrible que abate
La psicologfa del aqua
cate
7 cate usted como ser& ese calor!I
Els peor que la agonfa de un muerto di-
funtO va hecho cad6ver.
" SOpTA
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PROYECTO QUE Sc
IA SuSCritO en- To-
da Ia isIa.
I'm sntusiasta jOVen native Opina que
debe darSeIe un banquete en-
San Juan, al COHespOnsaI del
''Harper's Weekly como prueba
de simpatia pOr su aGtitud.

Un enthusiastic joven puertorriqueno ha
manifestado hoy i'm representante de LA
CoRREsPoNDENcIA, que q contribuiria
con una buena suma para que una comi-
sion de j6venes de este pals, cablegrafie al
senor Tyler, corresponsal del "Harpers
Weekly" ofreciendol9 un bang quete en- San
Juan, en- MOI mbre de Jos bue nos hiios de
esta TERRA de los buenos am mericanos que
no son partidarios de los ''metodos'' para
demostrarie asf la simpatfa que ha inspi-
rado aqu la campafia del referido peri6di-
co que yiene & hacer iusticia q Las hechas
por1Ia prensa de esta TERRA que ha prOtos-
tado siempre del regimen que nos oprime.
Des ndme-os de dicho peri5oico han 81
do comprados en- 81 acto que negaron y
por uno de ellos hanse pedido hasta DIEz
DOLLARS. =. := ~ .- '
Personalidades importantes De Ia politi-
tica y de las atlas esteras oiciales lao han
podido obtener ninguna copia de la tai
reVistR
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Los SUCESOS
De la GlDRA.
EI mayor INFERNO CapitanE. Lopez
Dial, ha entIegadO hoy al homo
Table gOhernadOr los dOCumen-
tOs dOnde COnSta Ia inVeStiga-
GiOn pOr eI pTactiCada.
Sc tsssn all slgunas dstsnslaRss.

Ha regresado de Ia Cidra el captain de
Ia policfaI insular senior Ernesto Lopez
Diaz, que fue comisionado por el Gobierno
para efectuar 10 investigation de los suce-
sos ocnrridos en- la Cidra entire un agente
de Rentas mternas, el sub-colector y veci-
nos De aquel pueblo
Notciase que is personals han sido de
tenidas hoy en- dicha poblaci6n por el te-
niente Soto de la policfa insular.
Hay gran espectaci6n para conocer la
resolution del gobierno en- ese asunto.
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William B. Peck & Co. leadrd
eI 7p0y0 de tOda Ia isla.
LA GOPA DE
VANDERBILT. D. Z. B
los FRANCHISES CANAAN.
La copa para FraneIa, 81 honor para Italia, para
America nada.

Una gran carrera de automobiles ha te-
nido lugar en- New York, para disputarse
Ia copa que donaba Vanderbilt al ven
leedor.
Ell team americana trabaj6 con verdadc-
70 empefo para ganar el uremio, pero La
victoria fue para los franceses que veneie-
ron en- la Ultima carrera, obteniendo los
italianos el segundo puesto.
Los peri6dicos americanos al comentar
el resultado de las carreras dicen: 'La
copa para Francia; el honor para Italia;
y para America, NADIA. "
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IETREROS
,ssrTSi i6-,sSs-5s, 90 - -,
..kne4 u a - - =
3 IS g @ ! =
.Es!SS7Es
MIGUEL SABINO. iSastreFia Ha6aRG-
S. Snn Ernaeiseo ss--lSt1ll JLan. PR
DE HIERRo APoRoELANAD0

sPor el yapor francis que llegara q este
puerto del 3 al 4 del pr6ximo Noviembre,
espero recibiF un complete suTtidO de telas
de gran noyedad para trajes de.eaballerOs,
10 que tengO el gusto de participar q mi
numerosa v escogida clienfela para que con
tempo OportunO puedan esc0ger el que
mis- sea de su agrado.
En- 10 que respecta calidad Y buen gus
to, este 10 tiene acreditadO el establecimi-
ento desde su fundacion, v tOdO cuantO pO-
drfa decir esta prObado con heehos desde
Que Sc abri0 al publieo esta casa en- esta
ciudad.
Como va 10 tengO anuaciado Otras veces,
ell que quiera vestir con eleganeia Y batatO
puede hacerlo pagando Ia pequeha suma
de S1-20 poT semana,
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DESPUhS DE iROBAR todos los eDgaflo.
SOS remedi Is que Sc snuuCian es cuando mas
se agradsGe Ia eticaoia RADICAL del Diges-
two Mojarriets, cuys superioridad esta uni
Versalmente ConfirmRGa.
CuraCiones desesperadas en- personaS bien
ConOcidaS que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
seS son iAs que 70 han heCho glorioso, perO
un solo GStuche produce mejor efecto que
una dccanS Go f sscos de cuaiquier otro re-
medic; p rque Sdem2s de scr Ell Inioo verda-
dero ur@ two radical del eStomRgo y del ms
testino, sin ergafosa acci6n cSlmante, es D1-
gestivo v PurifiCador de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que Ceds fhostia tenga gra-
bAdo el nombre Digestive M ,jarrieta.
Dep6sito general de las Farmacias de Blan-
coy 90, Rsmon Almazan FideI Guillerme-
ty, on San Juan dc Puerto Rico; y de Yent&
On Ia principalcs DrogusriaS ds Europa y
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nue. LIEA De VA
pores era eSta-
bleCIda en bIeVe Y
saIuda(la con en-
tusias1l0 pOI los
COnlerCIanteS que
amen a Pto. Rico.
FL ST. BaIasuuide siTViendO a los ne.
gOCiOs de 81 pals.
La eamaFa Do Concrete GHlplira 81 dehGT ante
Ia InCTelhIa Cuantia De fIetes que sstaH
sstancandO los nsg0GIOs de importation ]
GnOTtaeIOn.

Una faz digna de estudio viene manifes-
tandose durante los dltimos tres amos en- el
forzoso contacto polftico que, entire Puerto
Rico los Estados Unidos, estableci6 Ell
cambio de soberanfa efectuado en- la isla.
a medida que 81 desconocimiento de la
justicia nos va alejando cada vez mas po-
hticamente, del gobieFno que desde Was
hington & Oyster Bay nos da leyes organi-
cas- que maten la petsonalidad puertorri-
quefia, por otro lado nos yamos acercando
mas mas, comercialmente, la naci6n, al
generoso pueblo que mira con pena ell dolo-
roso forcejeo de Ia NAL Hamada ''colonia"
por acomodarse al cerco.
"A ese acercamientO en- las relaciones Co
merciales entire los Estados Unidos y
Puerto Rico no solo 0ontribuYe el impor-
tantisimo factor de ser esta plaza ell merea-
do natural de los frutos tropicales, ST que
tambien Ia habilidad + intelegencia conner
ciales de algunos de los hombres de nego-
clos DIS nues!ra isla, Ios cuales las mas de
las veces, cpEtriblyen en- silencio la rea-
izaci6n de operaciones empresas utilfsi-
mas, sin que Ia trompeta de la fama pre-
gone merecimientos, que quedan en- el
an6nimo. No siteed6 asf en- Ell campo de
la polftica; pues 81 bien es verdad que esa
ingrata sefiora no da otros caudales que
los de Ia miseria 81 doIo, tambi6n es
cierto que por 10 general no queda deshe-
redado de gloria 81 que patri6tica y honra-
damente abraza esa ciencia.
No cabe dudar que hay hombres fecun-
dos y de gran conocimiento practico en- ell
seno de nuestra isla. El otro dia me con-
Yencf, dc manera muy tangible, como en- Ell
corto espacio de una hora un hombre de
buena yoluntad de Puerto Rico armada
de experiencia conocimientos concrete
les puede ayudar con sd valioso concurso
y consoles Ia rdpida criatalizaci6n de una
empresa, que tai Yez academies de la his
toria y fl6logos de Ia lehgua hubieran he
cho mas diffcil fmproba con empfricas
sugestiones diicultades de eatedra.
De manos de un desconocido recibi6 ell
senior don Antonio Balasduide, reputado
comerciante de San Juan, & la saxon en-
que Iegaba el que esto escribe q SUI resi-
dencia del s.Hotel Westminster, una tar
ieta, de primorosas impression, en- Ia que
Mr.. d. G. Holmes, secretaFio de la respe-
table casa que gira en- varias plazas del
mundo bajo Ia raz6n social de William E.
Peck q Go. del ndmero 116 Broad Street,
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IA LAS DAMAS

/ Porqp6 einplea Vd, su dinero en- esos
trajes ordinafios de algoddn que al primer
laYado pierden su elegancia y duran POGO,
cuando Puede Nd, obtener blusas y trajes
completes de hilos Esos, calados, con enca-
Jes de hilo etc. etc y confeccionados 4 la
Ultima moda con exquisite pusto : nerfac-
ci6n, pOr eI mismo precio|6 tai vez menos9
Nuestros precios son mnv m6dicos
The Porto Rico Drawn WORK and Fm-
brodery ! Co.
19 Fortaleza- San Juan. 7. r.
En- esta imprenta g yende panel AZ -.
ri6dieo vteio & 900 ouintaI
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PAO4uSOa II
Con frecuencia Sc queian los puertorri-
quenos de que tan pronto como los emplea-
dos que les mandan de Washington en-
piezan & familiarizarse con Iel gobierno de
la isla presentan su renu uncia Immediate.
Esa acusacion no podra hacersele al yieio
Mr.. Elliott; pues 81 y su famiIia--tres
miembros de la cual Sc asociaron con G pa
ra educar & los puertorriquefios en- los al
tos ideales americanos- quedaron en-
Puerto Rico hasta el 6ltimo dia de los cua-
tro amos que dur6 su periodic. Es mas: se
dice que Mr.. Elliott quiso, con gran sacri-
tcio de los intereses de su peri6dico sema-
nal de ALA de New Castle, Estado de In
diana, quedarse otros cuatro amos mas sir
viendo La isla; pero parece que el Go
blerno de Washington no abund6 en- esa
opinion.
no cream ustedes que Sc ha aootado
la historic completa de los enpleados anne
ricanos en- Puerto Rico que adoIecen de lss
condolences necesarias para darnos presti-
gio. Apenas es una silueta. iNecesitara,
pues, If mas lejos en- busca de datos para
reVelar las fuentes de los elementos de
dlsgusto desprecio que innegablemente
- Acsu on q PIesonGe an4agOnlSm0 Ia
admlnlstraci6n americana por parte de los
puertorriqueios el que seTproponga haeer
mas luz en- este asunto?. :"
Hasta aqui el segundo artfculo. Lo he
traducldo fntegro, pues va creciendo el in
teres medida que va entrando en mata.
rla e. naDli aTtlculista Es una exposition
magninca De las tribulaciones de Ia patria,
J contrlDulra que el Congreso americana
tienda la vista hacia la sfsia olyidada.0
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UNA HABITACION muy convenien-
te para matrimonio 8 persona sOla- Sitio
muy eentrico y ventilado. Informa ran
San Justo 18 (altos). 3Va.
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d. COLLAZO.
Nueva York, octubre q de 1905.

1) Este pajaro tuvo II insoleneia de
denuneiar por desocoto sELa Corresnon-
9eLciss. ESQ que este peTi6dicO no ha-
pa slquleTa referido 81 pueblo la historic
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
Mrs. b. v. Robertson

the st show Of the RTNGLING ye I the During
Mrs Robertson
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