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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Welcome Ridge.

Mrs. Fletcher, of Lamont, is visiting
here this week.
Miss Sophia Adkins called at lyle
Hembry's last Sunday.
A surprise party was given last We'd
nesday at Joe Bakers.
Several from this vicinity attended
the Woman box supper at the opera
hall at Grand River. A good time was
reported.
Miss Cora Andrews was Grand River
visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Trower and baby is visiting
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. Rauch
this week.
There will be Christmas tree at the
chapel on Saturday night before Christ
mas. Everybody come.
Charley Excl is building a smoke
house for George Trower.
Richard Hewlett returned home from
Leon Saturday.
Sophia Adkins was Grand River Wis
itor Saturday.
George Bryant and family moved on
the old home place last week.
Bert Bryant will live in the house
recently vacated by George Bryant.
Berl Bryant was Grand River caller
last Saturday.
George Trower had business in Leon
last week.
Jasper Shields is working for R. C.
CLANCY.
Charley Excl and family were Grand
River visitors last week.
Curt Boyd and family were Grand
River callers Saturday.
J. Binning and wife, of Grand River,
visited at Richard Trower's Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Harris is no better az
this writing.
Jasper Shields and sister Rosa spent
Saturday in Grand River.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Center.

Sim Evans health failed so that he
had to secure help to get his corn gath
cred.
w. A. Allbaugh has paid out several
hundred dollars this fall building and
repairing on his farm property.
Frank Gardner is purchasing lot of
yearling steers.
Watson Bros. hove been helping S. w.
Sears gather corn.
Brice McDonough has been repairing
his cattle sheds.
Vim. Martin has some nice young
cattle on his farm.
Henry Nanostrand drives a span of
mules.
John Chastain has been building some
new gates.
James Wilson, the old pioneer of this
township, has been hauling wood to
Leon.
Ross Fulton, of High Point township,
was out this way looking after steer
calves this fall.
Miss Farms teaches the White Hall
school and boards in Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, ank Gardner were not
able to attend the masonic banquet at
Leon on account of Mrs. Gardeners poor
health.
Democrats should read Bryan's Com
moner in connection with TIE REPORTER
He and his wife are on an extended trip
around the world studying political and
social questions and we are to have the
report through his paper of his obsef.
vations.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Eden Center.
business,

Merry Christmas to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick spent Sun
day with James Anderson and family.
The Marvins and Miss Stocker had a
very pleasant,day in Leon Saturday.
Georgia Minor is attending school.
Willie Campbell took dinner with
Mabe Ticket Monday.
Fred Smythe and family have been
visiting in st. Joe the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doolittle and Miss
Adams spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Horney.
The Sunday school was we'll attended
last Sabbath. Children please come to
Mrs. Horney's every Sabbath at 1900
o'clock and find comfortable conven-
lent place to study in. Lesson next
Sabbath "The Character of the Messiah"
Golden text, "Thou shalt call his name
Jesus, for he shall save his people from
mot in) their sins"
j. C. Campbell butchered hog Tues
day.
Grandma Campbells arm is getting
better fast. She is very thankful it was
not hurt worse.
Harrison Boyer visited with his
mother few days the past week and
while here hauled up their winters
wood.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Decatur City.

Edith Andrews, of Elk, spent severas
days here last week the guest Of her
sister Myrtle Andrews.
John Riddle and daughter Hazel
spent Sunday with Ada Writ.
Nellie Merrill spent Sunday at her
home near Crown.
Robert Milsap and sister Hannah re-
turned from Lexington, Neb., Wednes-
day where they had been guests of
their brother for the past two weeks.
Albert Toney returned from Council
Bluffs and Shenandoah the first of the
week where he had been for tho past
two months.
J. M. Eiker and wife were Leon visit
ors Tuesday.
Mrs. McGue, of Darlington, Mo-,
came Friday for a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. f. Jones; they had not
met for over 20 years.
Goldie Woodmansee spent Saturday
the guest of Nora Golfer.
Clark Fierce and wife, of Van Vert,
spent Sunday the guest of her parents,
Il. G. Watson and wife.
Ray Ravens and sister Mabel spent
Saturday and Sunday of last week the
guests of Sam Heathers and family of
Van Vert.
Grant and Russell Allen were called
here Thursday by the dangerous illness
OF their grandmother, Mrs. Marshall.
J. II. lIill,s wife and daughter Edna
were Leon visitors Saturday.
w. IL. Golfer and Dick Jones returned
from Chicago the first of the week.
G. l.. Creal chad business in Leon
Thursday.
Chas. Fisher returned from Ottumwa
Saturday.
Robert Downcy, of Van Vert, was in
town Sunday.
Grandma Marshall died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. E. II. Allen Thurs
day evening at about O'clock p. m.
the funeral was held from the Nj. Z.
church of which the diseased had long
been a member, Sunday forenoon at
IL o'clock conducted by the pastor Rev.
Geo. t. Roberts, intermcnt in the
Decatur cemetery. We extend to the
bereavcd our sincere sympathy.
lrlene Hammond spent Tuesday at j.
G. Lakes.
Mrs. }. w. Bassett and son LYMAN of
lila, Mo. are visiting friends here.
j. w. Laney and wife and Mrs. Sherm
Robbinslwere Leon visitors Tuesday.
Marion Woodard of Leon, was in town
Monday.
Walter Mclaughlin, wife and baby
were guests at John McLaughlins Sun
day.
Will Springer, Of Leon, was seen on
our streets Friday.
Marion McGrew and daughter Lsah
are visiting Friends in Missouri.
Pearl Kier and Isis Clowlie spent Sun
day the guests OF Ona Riley.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Garden Grove.

Mrs. Jno. Brennaman returned Satur-
day from Kirksville Mo-, where she has
been for treatment.
MIR. Il. II. Flanagan was here the last
week visiting his parents. He returned
to Des Moines Monday.
j. Z. Vail had business at Leon Mon
day.
The Ladies Bazaar last week in the
old brick was success, they selling
everything realizing about $35.
Mrs. r. G. Hoadlcy and daughter,
Helen returned Friday from visit at
Parkvillc, Mo.
Lewis Pond and wife moved to
Humeston last Saturday.
John Shole has rented the Frank
Gates property in the north part of
town.
Miss Pearl Webster who has been
employed as typo in the Express Office
went to Des Moines Monday where she
will work for the Iowa Printing Co.
Mrs. j. Stated, of Leon, was here last
week visiting her friend Mary Bruce.
Mrs. $. II. Aten returned last week
from North Boro where she has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Bert Meitzel, of Leroy, took the
train here Thursday for Fairfield whe, e
she will visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Kyles.
The Farmers Institute and Teachers
Meeting held here last week was one of
the best meetings the farmers have
ever held. The attendance was larger
than was expected and the program was
excellent.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Buchanan. of Humes-
ton had business here Friday.
Principal Long and Misses Rudibaugh
and Scott OF Davis City attended the
teachers meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Gribble, of Humes-
ton, went to Leon Saturday to visit
at the Farqular home. They have been
visiting relatives here.
Aunt Cal Baker went to Valley
junction Saturday where she will spend
the winter with her son Sam Baker.
| Mrs. j. X. Bartlett went to Chicago
Saturday to see her son Clarence who
is there receiving medical treatment.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
From Our Correspondents
Grand River.

We learn that w. C. Ward, of Kansas
City, has purchased DIR. Guffy's inter-
ests at Kellerton and will make regular
visit to Grand River. Special extrac-
tiOn under somnoform the new anes-
thetic. His next visit being Dec. Is to
%, 1905.
Guy Williams and Serbia Fullerton
were married Sunday by Justice Bur-
ham. They will go to housekeeping at
once on farm near Garden Grove.
Mrs. Hoyle Gilreath and children re-
turned to Leon after few days visit
here with friends and relatives.
Both churches will have the usual
Christmas exercises.
Rev. f. Edwards filed the Baptist
pulpit Sunday.
The Woman had box supper at
Swltzer's hall last Saturday which was
we'll attended and good time reported.
Joe Baker sold his farm to Z. Hembry
and will go to Oklahoma in the spring.
Mrs. Palmer has moved into the w.
B. Gilreath property in the west part of
town.
Mrs. Eli Carlton is sick with pneu-
monia but not dangerous.
Tom Buel has returned from the west
part of the state where he has been
gathering corn for the last two
months. Tom and two boys gathered
400 bushels. They missed but four
days in that time.
TT. johnson moved Monday into the
Brenneman and Shield store. 1t is a
fine room with new counters and shelly
ing.
B. S. Baker and j. II. Davis will put
in a restaurant in the Switzer building
vacated by Johnson.
Christmas times are here with all
the joys Of the season. If you have any
surplus, help the poor out a little. Do
not do worse than waste it by sending
for a Jug to make you feel miserable
and your headache the next day.
j. C. Brothers moved into the house
uS FcCCuUlS vi q. ~. CuWdtOS
and Edwards into Sam Palmer's house.
Eleven cars of hogs were shipped
from here Monday. W. c. OverholtZer
had most of them.
Frank Mcdowell went south with the
geese Sunday, but to see his best girl
we are informed.
The corn contest was we'll attended
last Saturday but we did not learn who
got the prizes.
Skating is in full tilt and the ice is
fine. The boys are enjoying it be-
fore the snow comes to spoil it.
Chas, West was i'll town Monday
trading with our merchants. He is
through gathering corn.
Joe II. Edwards was in town Satu.
day making our merchants happy as lie
is one Of our best farmers anu good
liver and buyer.
Our produce men took in car Of
poultry last Tuesday 1890 pounds, h :
sides thore WAS lot of cream.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Tuskeego.

Bessie Romingep, of Kellerton. visited
hep cousin Pearl Barnes last week.
Mr.. Crow. Of Colorado, has been visit
ing his sister Mrs. ". l.. Edmonson.
Mrs. George Fesler and children who
has been visiting hcr parents in Kansas
returned homo Wednesday.
Kate James visited from Friday
evening until Monday with Leon
friends.
Mrs. Lizzie Foster. Of New Hampton,
No. visited the past week with bcr
daughters, Mrs. Nile jackson and Mrs.
Newt F.slcr.
Charles Battle and ncice, Fay Rhodes
left Tuesday morning for visit with
the formers father CIR. Bathe of CoEey-
Vile. Kansas and his brother Avon in
Oklahoma.
Mat. Shaw, of New Hampton, Mo-, is
visiting his sisters Mrs. Nile Jackson
and Mrs. Newt Fesler.
The revival meetings will continue
until next Sunday night, there has been
II converts and good interest. Brother
Reeder is a powerful speaker and good
singer.
Lulu Payton returned Saturday after
a visit with her aunt, Mrs. James Dob
son north of Decatur City.
Orpha Barnes, of Lamont, visited home
folks between trains Monday.
George Fcsler and family have moved
into the Daniels property west of
town.
Willard Spitznogle and family will
leave. soon for their new home in
Madison, Kansas.
Mr.. Strait and wife took dinner Sum
day with Mrs. A. A. Percy.
Rev. Reeder visited Monday night
and Tuesday morning at his home in
Leon.
Don't be imposed upon by taking
substitutes offered for Foley's Honey
and Tar.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Davis City

Mesdames o. l.. Frazier, and G. G..
Grimes were Leon visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Roma Bailey and family return
ed last week from South Dakota. Roma
will soon return and they will make
this their future home.
Alfred Burrell now occupies grand
ma Actions property corner Elm and
| Mill street.
Mrs Lou Smith, of Humeston, Sunday
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Harmon.
Elder Heman c. Smith, of Lamont,
preached in the Saints chapel Sunday.
County attorney w. b. Kelley, of
Leon, was in our city Monday attend
ing to one of the foulest cases ever oc-
curing in any community. That he
may successfully rid our city of this
great evil is the heartfelt wish of every
decent citizen.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Adams are in
Bethany. Mo. She is taking treatment
again for the cancer on her shoulder.
Her many friends hope for her COM
plete cure.
The pending law suit between Mrs.
John Bennett and her step-son that was
to come up soon in court at Leon has
been settled the past week by Mrs.
Bennett giving him $3.50 for his services
during his fathers illness and he in turn
decided her back the property his
father had given him which however
was not their home residence but a
small house and one lot near by.
Rev. Jones closed two weeks series
OF meetings here last Sunday evening
and left for his home near Decatur last
Monday. Rev. Jones had crowded
house every evening after the. first two
nights and many who regularly attend
ed his meetings had not been seen
in meeting house for years.
ii. ii. Hartshorn was agreeable sur
prised last Monday evening on going
home to find his parlor filled with his
numerous friends the occasion being
his 49th birthday. The supper was
prepared by his daughter, Miss Fannie.
A trade was made last Friday be-
tween Vim. Craig and G. P. Britt.
whereby Uncle Billy became the owner
OF the Britt home residence in this city.
MIR. Britt taking in exchange so acres
OF land north of. here in Burrell town
ship.
Section Foreman Kicks got orders
Sunday to lay off all his hands for an
indefinite period.
Mrs. Z. G. Griffith visited st. Joe
friends the past week.
Mrs.Stephen Radnish entertained the
members Of the Priscilla club last Fri
day afternoon.
Henry pousll enjoyed visit from his
daughter, Mrs. John Osborn, of Akron,
Mo-, the past week.
Mrs. Unce Dale returned from a
three months visit with her son in
Oklahoma last Sunday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
An Emergency Medicine.

For sprains, bruises, burns, scalds
and similar injuries, there is nothing SO
good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Il
soothes the wound and not only gives
instant relief from pain, but causes the
part to heal. in about one third the
time required by the usual treatment
AS it is an antiseptic all danger from
blood poisoning is avoided. Sold by l..
p. Van Wefden, Leon, W. S. Bear,
Decatur City, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Must Be Quick.

Pains in the stomach and attacks of
the collie comes on so suddenly and are
so extremely painful that immediate re-
lief must be obtained. There is no
necessity of sending for doctor in
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
at hand. No Doctor can prescribe u
better medicine. For sale by l.. p. Van
Wefden, Icon, W. S: Boar, Decatur City
Iowa,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Tuskeego.

Will Shields, of Decatur, was seen in
these parts Tuesday of last week calling
on friends.
Lon Smith spent Sunday at home.
Myrtle and Eva Wion and Mabel
Willis visited at Bloomington Center
school last Wednesday.
Walter Venn and family visited Harry
Scott and family Sunday.
John Wiley spent Saturday and san
day with his cousin Leighton Rhodes.
The Christmas tree and enteHtaipment
will be held Saturday night instead of
Christmas eve at Elk Chapel.
A we'll filled money purse is not often
found in church however, Fred Wiley
found one the other night also found
the owner.
Erwin Rathe re urned home Tuesday
of last week from Chicago having
shipped two car loads of stock, Mary
White staying with Mrs. Battle during
his absents.
Mrs. Ralph Spurrier called Oh Mrs. C.
I. Rhodes Friday.
Rosa Rhodes has been staying the
past week with Mrs. Ollie Boyer.
Mabel Horner gave lecture al Elk
Chapel Saturday night in order to raise
money to finish paying en- the new
organ.
Erwin Noftsger and wife spent Sunday
a RI nj MI
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Allen and children
visited over Sunday in Ridgeway, Mo-.
at Mr.. Aliens brothers.
Mrs. G. r. Percy and children took
dinner at her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Monroe Ashburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Payton took
dinner with Lora Baker and wife.
Rev. Chas. Reeder took dinner at
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntly's Sunday.
Chas. Rhodes and family visited Isaac
Monroe and family Sunday.
Rosa Rhodes spent Sunday and
Monday at W. c. Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Naylor and children
were the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ryan
Sunday.
Newt Euritt and family visited Sunday
with her brother and sister.
MIR. and Mrs. Grant John, Of Leon
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Woodmansee
Sunday.
The meeting is still continued for an
other week commencing at O'Clock
prompt; large attendance and several
converts. This will be the last week of
the meeting by Mr.. Chas. Reeder at
this place.
Maple City Self Washing Soap, manu-
factured from the choicest stock.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21
Lamont.

Mrs. Angeline Cassidy spent Saturday
in our city.
J. Q. Peterson was Monday evening
passenger for Chicago, going to attend
the international Live Stock Show.
The Athenian at Graceland was we'll
attended Saturday evening and good
programme was given.
Miss Mary Daily and Mrs. Hurst, of
Eagleville, spent Saturday in this city.
f. e. Hilbert, of Milbank, South Da-
kota, is visiting his sister Mrs. Lunse.
MIR. and Mrs. Emmett Prall spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Mrs. Prall's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wcedmark.
Wat D,n,;oa
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-12-21

Maple City Self Washing Soap, manu-
featured from the choicest stock.
Clean, pure effective. 1t has no equal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09

San Juan P. r. % do Novlembre 1905
Honorable Regis q, Polt, Gober.
n.dor INFERNO de Puerto r CO.
Sti1or; El Consejo Ejecutlvo de
esta iala, segdn he poiido YER On Ia
totormaci6n do los peri6dicos do Ia 10.
sslidad, ha acordado, lsgis! ando en-
Ia mAtsria do funsrales , entierros,
que los cadaveres no pue ian ser lleva.
dos q los t,mplos, on nipgda case,
,ara los fines dol culto.
Segdn las disposIclones de Ia 10y
org&nica de Puerto Rico, el Coniejo
Eiscusivo, como tai, no puede leg S ar,
IS deeir, no puede hacer leyes, oe min
guna clase, que afsclsa q los ders ;hos
de los habitantes dc Puerto Rico, en-
aipguns de las matsriAs obisto do Ia
Legislature del pals.
La fscu,tad do leglslAr, asi como
10 do modi6car las lsyes existsntes, de.
rogArlas 6 enmsndarlas, corresponds,
dnlcA y ex ,lusivaments, q 10 Asamblea
lsgislativa dc Puerto Rico, contorne
s.tableeen las secclones 8 = 81 de dicha
ICY organlea de Puerto Rico.
Ciertaments que 10 ley dc 10 de
Aarvo dn 1Q0A r.nandn a. na nm rta
nsnto de SanldAd, BsneRcencia y Co.
erection, aatorizS On su secci6n ~, la
formation de reglsmsnt %, sobre deter.
ninadas matsrtas y, entire elias 90
msnclonan los <entierros cemente.
rios, pero no hay NADIA ca su tsx.o, que
conceda oil Conceio Eiscu.ivo la facul
tad de leg ,slar Aobrs ssos extcemos.
Dicha secci6n dice, entire otras co
AS, In siguiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
|MPRES|ONES Y k0T|CIAS

su casa patsrna el n,Go Juan r js,
de ocho amos de edad en- compsfiia de
otro muchasho Ffanc SEQ Ales. La
policfs les stgue la Plata.
-Etts man ana conterenci6 con el
Attorney General Mr.. Harlssll, abo
gado del Pueblo de Puerto RICO, en Ia
demands del reverendo prelad1 Bleuh
contra 81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico
Sc sssgurs cue seran trAs,aios
los capltanss HirIad1 y Cab era.
Ell t,nlente Tallsia pasara al
cusrtel general. El tsniepts Jd lice
sera destlnado a MsyagO z.
DE Areclbo hemos recibido IN
prospecto snuocisndJ que te b \ bier
TO slliI en- el ant.guJ local de xLs
GlorlAs, un nuevo estab leelmieo,o ii
talado Ld Jertzdisa, don 1s 50 ssrylra
baenas com'dai y Ienas
Sus duen0s, los .shores Garcia y
homani no hln omiudJ IN .dto Mo
gdnO para q 10 sea un buen 1ustauram
Lss dessamos buenos negoclos.
-Hs sldo nem or4do emplssdo de
Te.egrfos, en- IL llosa de Huma sac. don
Antonio Fig Ieros, vsciao de Hato
Rsy, K Pied 'ss.
FL coronel Z amill ordsn6 ue 81
serviclo dc poiiclA en- el paseo ae Ia
PriaCsia, en- las noChS, as hails su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
E| ObSpo de PueIl:Rno ante G! CoSejo Executive
DERECHO RECLAMADO

para que el cult, 10 haga exequiss q
cuerpo presents?
81 no hay motive concrete, deter
minado, preciio, en- cada caso, de pc
ligeo para 10 salud pdbl!cs; porqu6
raz6n So puede impedir que loa habi-
tantes do Puerto. Rico, en- el interior de
sus temples cslsbren exsQuias dc cuerpo
presents, & los fsles, dc ~ religion,
cusndo muerenp
6Es esto assgurar el librs eierci.
clio do 10 religion, conforms al artisu-
10 10 del tratado do Parfs9
Creo, mas blen, que es un verda-
dero ataque & Ia libsrtAd religiosa.
La Iglesia Cat6lics, Apost6lics J
Romano, no qulers periudicar Ia 50.
lud pdblics, lie ,ando ca3averes al in.
tsrior do sus tsmplos, en- los casoa
de entermsdades infecciosas, pero NO
dsbs negarssls que, 81 un cadAvet
hA estado y ha permanscido descu.
blerto, on una casa particular mu.
chas horas, sin prohibition slgu-
ma, vaya luego I'm sitio mas amplio
vensilado, como 10 % el temple,
despues do encsrradO convenisnteme
to en- una cais, para reciblr los homo
res y b,ns6cios do 10 religion.
Por tsnto, 70 cteo iusto solictaf
de V. H, como solicitad, que no 90 do
cumplimiento al referido scusrdo del
Conseio Executive, porQus constituys
una ley injusts, hecha por sutoridad
incompttsnte y sin las formalidades
necesarias.
Muy respetuosamente.
Jaime H. BIenk.
! Oblspo de- Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09
Oblspo de Puerto Rico

comsndsdo q dos euardtas a 6n de
eVltar dsterminados abusos QUE vie.
nen denaneIandos por la prensa.
La comisi6a de Ia policfa insu-
lar aprob6 la separation por imposi.
bilidsd fislos de los gusrdias Juan
L ada y Pedro Maria Rodriguez,
Han aldo denunciados en- Fsisr.
do por II .scci6n de las ordenanzas
dc Saoidad, l6j dutfios de 6ncas.
I'm eli barrio sRio arribsS fderon
denunoi ados por no tsnsr letrinss 50,
en- ell bartio sHstlllos ls policia de.
nunci6 as
Eft preso jose Perez, sentencia-
do a Is msIes de presidlo 10 fuRo de
los traosj - de obras pGblicaa en- Qua.
yams, hsliadnoIe bsio la custooia de
Ia polcia in.ulSr del capatsz Emi.
llano Lopez.
-Hs sido detenIdl p1r la policia
SaaliAgo Ladmsr que hscs un mea
sgredio con un base q Sebastian Jor.
dan, hsb enioIe fugado desds entoncss
sin podsr ssr encontrsdo. I'll juicio se
celeorsra en- brtvs.
B .rnsrdo L amos, scusado de
b Aber sustrsiio 10 gallo Victoriano
CStAla. 60 Marin Pens, fue condeaH~
do q yeInts diss de Arresto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-09

En- ls Admiaiitracl6n de Core 10
de esia ciud I'D, % encusntran las si.
guientes csrtas detenidas;
Juan Agosto, Maousl Alvarez
Guillermins. Bross, Juan Bslasco, Rs.
mon Bsnete, Jsslsa Centsno, Nspos
Coto, Eduardo Chico, Emilia Domin-
guez, Fructuoso DiaE, | Fontonce,
Gsnsross Fernando, Jsclnta Febrs,
Rosario Fert a1ez, Mariana Coma
lez, Carmen ozAleI, LItetato G Jn-
. llez, Rafael II rnsndez, Juan A
aerDSodez, Juan A Herr lad q j. 8.
e. Haynes, JoGe Morales y Lebr6p,
Antonio LAcost', Rudolph Lsuffer.
Nicolasa Martinez, Manuel NJ ,r
.insz, LEON Mstin, Elias MvntAlvo,
jose Mica, B.udilla Meiis, Euseb. o
Medina, Joaquin Mayo, Angelina Na.
tsr, Teodoslo Nazario, Julio Ortiz,
LJls Oeafls.
EvsfistJ n. Ruiz, jose Rodriguez,
Maria Ramos, Jusu Roman, Josefs
Il Jdrigdez, Juan K Jos, Ramona Ra-
mos, PlGcido RodrIgutz, Roman Ra-
mos, A. J. Sanch ", Nlcolasa Sierra
no, TomAsa Santo, B sulia Sslabe
cry, Joseph Scarborough, Jote c. San.
tAna, Misl M. A. Sampson, Segunda .
Torres, Rlbsecs VIII 70.
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