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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

A principles del mes do Mayo del
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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-09-13

Chicago. a youths dream
through a maze of dissipation. fren.
zled gambling and the resultant de.
bauchery, into which was sucked the
cashier who in turn drew In the preSl.
dent, until the whole structure tum-
bled with a crash, the fall of the Mil.
waukee Avenue State bank has been
traced
Walter Frantzen, once confidential
secretary to Paul o. Stensland, a
stripping of excellent promise, saw in
a dream that which aroused the spirit
OF chance within him. Through the
boy the unrelenting spirit touched
Henry w. Herring, the cashier, and he
fell dragging with him Paul o. Stems
land the president, who had also
been caught In the magic meshes.
In dream that came to him the
night before the great American
Derby at Washington park in 1900,
Frantzen, who had never been at a
race track in his life, saw the plung.
ing horses galloping to the finish, and
just as plainly as II he stood in the
press box of the old stand, he saw a
card put up, reading: 81. Sidney
Lucas" The vision passed and he
awoke In the morning a marked man,
though unaware of 1t.
II had funny dream last night"
Frantzen said to fellow-clerk. Then
he told him of the vision.
What was the name?" asked the
clerk.
II can't remember exactly, but II the
papers have the entries, and this was
one of them, can tell" he replied
and an interest arose within him.
Found Horse of His Dream.
The clerk got paper and slowly
read down through the entries of the
great racing event. When Sidney Lu-
cas- name was reached Frantzen COOL
ly said: That's the one"
Trantzen's associates we're inclined
to regard 1t as joke, but kept asking
him why he did not take a chance"
He battled with the desire to bet, for
as clerk at s75 a month he did not
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/ would frequently dine in a cheap res.
taurant near the bank where q table
d'Hote was served for the modest sum
or one quarter. This frugality was
varied with occasional curious extrav.
agances. AT infrequent intervals he
would invite party of his friends to
his house, where he would entertain
them in a manner beflttlng his sup
posed wealth.
Famed for Capacity for Liquor,
Stensland is said to have taken
great pride in his reputation as a con.
noisseur of wines, and on the occasion
OF trip to California a couple of
years ago he purchased a large uuan.
tity OF wine, which was stored in the
cellars OF the cooperative store. where
the bulk of 1t is still said to be lying.
The ex-president's capacity for
liquor was favorite topic among his
friends, even aquayit, the strong spirit
which Is favorite beverage among
his countrymen, being apparently
powerless to upset his equilibrium
His old gardener has remarked with
admiration how Stensland would
drink party of companions under the
table and appear the next morning AZ
six O'Clock fresh and keen for busi.
ness.
saloon in the neighborhood NJ
Stensland's home was a fayorite re.
sort in which he spent much OF his
time, The barkeeper recalls an ex.
preston which once fell from the Inns
OF the man which throws strong
sidelight on his character.
One evening while Stensland was in
the saloon with friend he was boast.
ing of real estate transaction that
he had just closed which he declared
would net him 100000. His friend ro
marked that he wondered he was mot
satisfied. at his time of life. with what
he had already acquired and that ba
did not retire. Stensland looked a.
him for a few minutes and then 20.
marked slowly: It's the game nv
boy; it's the game"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-09-13

around. Frantzen was favored with no
vision. The nearest thing to a
dream" he could muster up was tne
name Aladdin, as winner. Aladulh
sounded like a miracle and the pool
backed H. for all it was worth. Alau-
din barely reached the wire before the
next race was called.
Swift Pace Down Hill.
It was then that the incline was
reached. and the members of the pool
shot to their doom Debauchery last
women. evil associates, and high
times figured in their mad efforts TO
hide from their accusing consciences'
When Stensland was drawn into the
nool he met women OF a sphere Just
above Hering's, and it was at that
time that FrantZen was charged with
embezzlement of from $4,000 to $685.
600, and sent away. His cunning IN
picking winners had left him.
Stensland a Wanderer.
The predominating trait of Paul
Stensland's character recalls the fact
that he was of the blood of the old
vikings who set sail in their frail
ships, careless of where the wind bore
them provided it was somewhere new.
Stensland was above all things a
wanderer. When he arrived in Chi
cago after years spent drifting from
place to place in the orient and with
old age approaching he still could not
resist his nomadlc instincts. About
five years ago he went on prolonged
trip through South and Central Amer
lea and more particularly Honduras,
in which country he professed spe'
cial interest. On his return he dis
played marked reticence to give
an account of his travels. In view OF
this fact the opinion is freely ex.
pressed among his quondam acquaint.
ances that the missing man will be
found, If at all, in Central America.
Contrary to popular opinion, Stems.
land Is declared to have been far from
prodigal with his money. He was
extremely frugal in his meals and
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-09-13

mud and run circles around Lieut..
Gibbons, the favorite.
The winner shot under the wire
with trailing bunch of blurred horses
and riders behind The grandstand
leaped into life and noise Frantzen
pulled out his ticket, looked II over
and walked through the disgruntled,
rapidly thinning crowd in the betting
ring to the almost deserted bookstand.
He presented his ticket, and the book
maker, with the same grin, handed
him roll that counted up nearly 5000
when he got home.
Sealed Doom of Bank.
Frantzen had won his first bet. and
the doom of the Milwaukee Avenue
State bank was sealed.
The story travelled through the
bank and became known to his
friends Frantzen was looked upon
as sort of wizard, and acquaintances
urged him to "go to it" while his luck
held out. His head was turned, he
followed the evil advice, and became
a regular plunger. Some days he
would pick as many as six race win
ners. He seldom sustained loss. His
acquaintances and friends began to
take his Steers" and Frantzen, the
ambitious young secretary of a few
weeks before, sat at his desk with
dope sheets" and studied the horses,
about which he had not the slightest
knowledge.
Frantzen found new associates to
assist him in spending his easily made
money, and into these circles Of gay
ETY. he took Herring Herring was a
pblegmatic, home-loving German
whose amusements had been of a do
nestle character.
Dazzled by the glamour Of Frant-
zen's wonderful run of luck, he saw no
reason why he should not follow
Frantzen's lead with the same suo-
cess.
Downfall of Others Begins.
Frantzen was natural leader and
the pace he set the cashier was not
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-09-13

slow. Herring, however, after a few
| ineffectual attempts to swing into it,
finally struck the gait. He made him.
self at home In crowds he had
Stunned all through his own youth
Gradually Paul o. Stensland was
drawn into the crowd. He began to
lose the moral integrity that had been
his. About this time some of his old
friends, prominent Norwegians who
had heretofore regarded him as a
splendid representative of their race,
heard of his changed associations and
withdrew their confidence from him.
This marked the beginning of his per-
sonal downfall. He began to steal
from the bank in order to meet the
demands on him, taking out little by
little, animated by a hope similar to
Frantzen's that his speculations would
reap a rich harvest before the stolen
money was missed.
Then Frantzen's luck turned. Think
ing that it would surely swing back to
his original good fortune on bets, it
is charged that he began taking small
sums llOlu Tic Ddnh ne lOlu ulUlSGlI
he was merely borrowing until he
should be able to win back the equiva-
lent tomorrow or the day after.
Herring says Frantzen stole $4,000.
A memorandum found in Stensland's
vault places the amount at $4,000.
Frantzen was never prosecuted by the
bank authorities and left the state
when his crime was discovered. Now
he is being brought back to answer
for it, as well as to tell all he knows of
the operations Of the bank officials.
Herring Wins at First.
Cashier Henry Herring became a
sport" under the influence OF Frant.
zen, He followed the tips" OF Frant-
zen and won a lot of money. Theo.
dore Stensland, whose father at that
time was not involved in the stealing
that finally cost him his all and spread
misery among thousands, used to re-
fer to Herring as cheap sport" and
q "cheap skate"
When the 1902 Derby day came
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-09-13

have money to throw at the birds, OF
at horses, either. Besides, the news.
papers declared that Lucas did not
have chance on earth
Frantzen. up to that time, had never
gambled, and had seldom, played
cards. He had remained home at
night to study and read. He was
ambitious to become successful bus
iness man like Paul o. Stensland, his
employer, whom all in that district
looked up to and respected.
Frantzen had never been tested In
Just this way before and he was un-
prepared for resistance. Not knowing
the price OF his folly, he drew s25
from the bank and decided to put in
his Saturday half-holiday at the track.
He did not intend to bet he told his
friends he Just wanted to see the
horse win.
sueoumbed to Temptation.
When he reached the track and
mingled with the enthusiastic throngs
that crowded the betting ring, his
dream came back to him with start
ling reality He saw the track and
grandstand as he had seen them in
his dream. The betting ring seemed
to draw him with an irresistible force.
He crowded through and with a
trembling hand proffered $40. "Put
that on Sidney Lucas in the Derhx."
he said huskily. The bookmaRer
grinned as he handed back a paste
board card with a little red number
ing NJ the top. and scrawl of figures
at the center. He placed it in his in
side pocket, and then read the dope"
on the Derby. 1t said that Thompson
Bros. the owners of Lucas, were du-
bious. Frantzen sighed with relief to
know mis- money was already lost.
But when the horses went to the
post he was bewlldered to see that the
horse with "15" attached was Lucas.
The number "15" had been on the
horse of his dreams. Spellbound he
watched the preliminaries and the
start. He watched Lucas stir I'D the
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-09-13

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oue Es cArARRoa
A. c. ireland carantlxa una cura por
Hyomel 0 Devuelve 81 Dinero.

Hasta amos muy recientes, Sc Gre
yo que el catarro era una enfermedad
de Ia sangre, per0 ahora Ia ciencia
moderna ha probado que ell catarro es
una enfermedad de ~gerrnenes. Y puede
ser curada solamente por lin tratamien
to que mate Ell germen Y cure Ia mem.
brana mucosa de la nariz y garganta.
Por 10 tanto. cuando listed tenga ca
tarro. puede Q exactamente que 81
desea c~urarlo. debe usar Hyomei. ell
cual medica Ell aire que listed aspira,
matando asi los germenes catarrales
y curando 10 entorpecida membrane
de los pasates por medic de Ia nariz
y garganta.
FL e1uipo complete de Hyomei. con.
sistiendo de I'm ~inhalador, una botella
de Hyomei, y un tirador de medicina,
cuesta solamente $1.00. mientras que
botellas adicionales pueden obtenerse
por so centavos.
A. c. Ireland ha vendido muchos de
estos equipos. y entire mas vende, mas
satisfecho esta mas convencido en- ga.
rantizar devolyer ell dinero 81 Hyomei
no cura.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17

El unDuento de Doan cura Eczema
Aimorranas Comezonlentas.. La
0ente de Santa Re 10 Recomlenda

-.. Hl"IfHH .E4anHU .fE-N aH
Una APPLICATION del unguento de
Doan cura cualquier comezon. Ira.
tamiento breve cura eczema, almorra-
mas comezonientas. flema salada-
cualquier erupcion de Ia piel 0 come
zon en- la piel. Els Ell remedio mas ba-
ratio para usarse, porque Sc ne
costa para aliviar y curar. Aqui hay
testimonio de Santa Fe para probarlo.
c. N. Conklin, ex- c~scribano de clu.
dad, quien vive en- Ia Gale de San
Francisco. dice; Vino a mi conoci-
miento en- tempo pasado lin case de
hemorroides. comunmente llamadas al
morranas. Fran la clase s~anguinolenta
variedad putridora, y comezonientas
extensivamente. Vino a mi conoci-
miento 81 Unguento dc Dom de M
persona que sufria y fie ~procurado en-
Ia Botica de Ireland v curse del trata-
miento dado. La primera ~aplicacl0n
do alivio v uso continue del mismo
por I'm largo tempo radicalmente dis
puso de esa prevalente playa"
De venta en- todas las b0ticas. Pre-
clio so centavos. Foster.Milburn Co..
Buffaab. New York, unicos agentes por
los Estados Unidos.
Recorded el nombre--Doan-y no
tOmen Otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17

Durante la semana pasada. diez y
ocho familias con todos sus haberes de
casa pasaron por la ciudad Capital por
q f%errocarril Santa Fe Central, para
Ell Vale de Estancia donde establece-
ran nuevos hogares. Informes recibi.
dos por los oficiales del ferrocarril son
al efecto que mucho del terreno que Sc
podia obtener de Mountanair d Es-
tancia va ha sido tornado Y que los que
lntentan venir tendran que hacerlo
pronto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17
MuERrE De ANseLMo sAcA.

Albuquerque. Mario 17.-Anselmo
Baca, de IS amos de edad. QUEEN resi-
dia en- Los Duranes. Condado de Ber-
mnalillo, fue muerto por una tramvia
electrical en- Albuquerque q mierco-
les q las II de Ia noche. Andaba brea.
go y cay6 enfrente de Ia tramvia, 81
cuerpo habiendo sido horriblemente
mntilado, los sesos 10 saltaron de lsd
cabe2a. Era empleado de Ia Amerk
can Lumber Company Y deja una e.
p0sa y tres nihos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17
Hermoso ReSalo- Gratis.

gar a los cuerpos de registration do la
ciudad los libros de registration de la
los 1ueces &c registration reclaman de
que esta practlca ma sido universal
desde que Sc estabieci0 Ia ciudad y
que Ell traba1o de los 1ueces Sc facilita
teniendo las listas yiejas de regis
TRACTION ahte elios para re1erencla y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17
Caballo Robado.

Ha llegado noticia de Estancia
que I'M caballo y una montura
fueron robados 81 domingo pasa
do. El caballo pe~rtenecia 4 Sid.
ney Cox, qnien reside tres millas
al norte de Estaacia. Habia alta.
do al animal en- I'M postc frente 4
Ia estafeta de Estancia. Mr..
Cox sigui6 Ia huella al norte por
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17

siete milas pero de alii 81 ladron
dejd el canine. I'm iugador do
profession quien habia audsdo
rondando a los alrededorss Dc
Estancia, desaparecid OIL mismo
tempo que 81 caballo y ID mon.
-tura y descripciones de 81 han
sido mandadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17
de Hule

CuANDO Sc HALLEN ESCRIBIENDO Ia MISMA COSA
~FREcUENTEMENTE EN- FL CURSE DE SUS NEGOCIOS,
RECUERDEN QUE uN ~ESTAMPADOR D HULE LES SAL.
yAkA MUCHlSlMO TEMPO. GENIE DE MUCHOS NE
GOCIOS ESTAN USANDO ARORA MAS ESTAMPADORES
DE HULE QUE ANTERIORMENTE pORQUE SALvAN
TEMPO X Ell TEMPO Es DINERO EN- EST0S DIAS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17

El departamento de obras del Nuevo
Mexicano es 81 mas bien equipado en-
Ell Territorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estlo. venid q esta oficina y encon'
trareis TODD q 81 gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17
Jaques Mfg. Co.
Chicago, III.

"u.I.. .eMa
de !. Sparks como candidate para ma
yor en- ell boleto Republican, parece
ser muy fuerte. varios duehos de
propiedad estuvieron en- esta oficina
durante Ia semana y expresaron sus
deseos de verlo nominado. pues asegu.
ran que hara i'm buen Official. Las per.
sonas que ash 70 declararon son en- su
mayor parte Republicans, como tam
bien varios Dem6cratas.
FL ~ayudante general A. P. Tarking.
ton, quien regres6 Ia semana pasa.
da de un viaje d Silver City y Las
Cruces. esta ahora ocupado en- las
preparedness para la inspection de
las compahias de milicla que sera to-
nida en- Abril. La inspection de la
Compafia F, Primer Regimiento de
Infanteria, tendra lugar 81 dia 2 de
Abril. La c0mpafia ha estado hacien-
do ~ejercicio diariamente para ponerse
en- buena forma.
I'm ndmer0 de Indios de Santa Cla-
ra visharon al od,f,cio do, can,tol,o
81 msrtes on Ia mahana : n-ermanacia.
ron I'm largo ratio en- consulta o Ell
J,,a, A / Ahhott ou,ar aetaba tram.
jando en- la oficina del secretario de
la corte suprema. Los Indios vista
ron despues todas las oficinas de la
Casa Grande". y ~saludaron d todos
los o~ficiales. Sintieron mucho no ha.
Der ~encontrado al Gobernador Hager.
man, d causa de que este Sc hallaba
ausente de la ciudad.
Nos ,ovanas do muv noca odad IN
mrcbacho ' ma mrchacha fuaron
arrestodos il SANTANA nosada nov M.
ha,gar va,oymanta an lac Gala do 10
c;mdad M caballo do uno do elIos fro.
nay6 con ~ homhra cua van,o an m
hombre ha tenido nue. guardian CANA
v esta sufriendo de lastimaduras has.
tante serias. Ambos fueron arresta-
dos v multados en- ss5 v los costos. Es.I
to debia seryir como aviso d personals
que desatienden las ordenanzas de la
cludad V corren on cabauos a rienda'
suelta.
os s;go,ontos son n-ano;on.aos 90.
~ oard;1o,as roro m,nr,hros AL a,snr
w ,.'' ,-N r.~ ~ 49,.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17

martinez - persons quien - no
ticia es'a a'r's'aA no y NJ pod'uo ns'
mar
ftenry Nf'ck' y 1ov'ai msnutsctufe'
70 de asuuA meu'c'nA's' , qu'en sup'e
toua ~ cesvetA IVY ~ oon.uua9 ~
Iersece'a ~ ip. n'eka Y HousA
c'pn W wy 81 para may
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po''.'cn nct'ssllen'e > uue no u''pvelo
~ uestlno' ~ - we uesea y pros'
pefn' =" su' "esocius
=, ?, VA"uo'ar'o ~ rec.p'uo un ~
eo ~ nue','s .lnns ~
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~ es.a p'op'cu". 'Ho'0luo esaDuJo ~
enSnse es'os - 'As PIE
~" W n, oalu0lnlao traDA,n'a =
1ua es.o yeiano , Apas'ccsr" ~ ue'
'o0a' ~" 'u'su
Das'u o'o'n, ~ noicn' .Aeli
pro uei eucrpo de co''.s'ohaaos 90 con
uauo uei 0onoauo ae esluvo
sooioS an'o ~ oi'c''a ue .cI'enos ue
" = un'aos. ~ 81. uA'c'a ~
s'uo SUBSTITUTE uei fSue'o MeA'csao po'
~ amor y es uno ue 'oS ciuuaoa
nos mas proihne"'es ue su copoauo'
~ Luis ~ Aiar'u' qu'ei NJ res'o''
90 en- Capu''h Ooiorado' por var'os lae
ses. como mahe,ador ae un conercio'
arripo . "a c'uaao . yiernes ae Y ~
nara su es'uenc'a aaui, y" voua '
III poslcion que 'en.a a'.es enaa leu
ua ae uefues. ou hi'o' ion!a' p'1i.
coioc'do aqu' pefsnanece'A ~ aaue'
'usar por a'sun t'e'iipo'
nhtre los huespenes ~ naiia
hospedaaos en q iio.ei Nor'.aiu,o %
eheuehtra el rion' Ma'aqu'us mart'neA'
ue iuos - ~ ma..nc1 y p''n :
a~sorap'einense conuo gu esu" o'u'
81 cue'po W vonoS ao - PEN
'ehciarai 'eri''or'al' ioS eu"ies se w."
saro" uuf"n'c :" se''"''"'
-,
IL nina us seis nleses ue euau ~
81. "a o'a'
cio "a JueVes y ius seas oe ~ n'na
ue ehieiiieuau h"' q. ie'
y" ue .a iana" en "a Sai0 'e' So
s'o' iu'e,"' s
. ias 2 ue "a 'aiuo ue :" S"'ea'u : -
res.oS iuerol sep'u'' Gu !" '
No, r,on Noyarro soorato,,o aal
o,arno AZ c-om,s,onado. Al Ia ron,ton,
o,ar,a nu,on no,monoc,6 an osto c,u
,aa o,a,ros d,os oor -roooc,os os,c,o
loo nort,h nora sr ,-aoIdano;a an No,
:, al mar,os on 10 manana nj G.
N,ra,mo ~ n-ono,onoao oor,o oara,ao'
~ par,,ha,camo naro al ~corsaio nor los
do Moro ro,sov ! Jrn,or
an 10 oomna5a a., rr6vImo ost,o
non raao,oo,o con.ho. AZ rho r,,o
ouienes siryieron como miembros del
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-17


0e0c0MAl v
El Or. Max Martinez, dueno lie reces
de Cow Springs, estuvo en- la cludad
durante Ia semana
ID asistente estafetero William G.
Schenneple Sc ha visto algo enferno
en- su Residential en- estos dias.
BESIDE que princlpi0 la cuaresma ma
uente que ~ sen'ana na estado 'nny
quieta'
MI Percy ~ might manelauor ue
"a compania impresora dei Nuevo Me'
xicano, regresara . Sahsa re oehtro
o -.
,1N 5000. ~,
a"an, qu,e $500 "a
~.
pon,oro m,noroe 40 Golden estuvie.
49, on 10 c,udoa IA semana nasada
~ n~aooc,os a. imnortanc,a
n, nnroro AZ yraioe 10 nueblos cir.
,nroo,ros ostuviaron ON Ia ciudad
mentos de labranza y abastos de Sc
milas.
Abel E. perea. quien es ASSESSOR dol
condado de sandoyal, Sc halla en- Ber-
nalillo. la cabecera de dicho condado,
ma.
Felix Grant, comerciante en- Tres
Piedras. arrib6 a "a ciudad ell mierco'
les en- la noche con negocios perso-
males y permaneci0 aqui hasta ei vier'
III ST. M. =. ae naca' ue nas vesas'
quien es canu'aa.o para esuao W
aqueiia plaza cuanuo sc esupsca - -
estaieta an eS" h :"
Los sres, Donac,ano
paidon Rivera de MORA aplauoles ="
Ia Vecinaao oe aqueiia piazza es.u
ron en- Ia C'uoad Capi'ai uuran'e "a
nj ST. fIanh r. onnses' iiee
en- ley y aprador de lierra Ainaiiia
Sc encuentra en- Ia ciuaaa con nesocios
y tampieh visltanao = sus paIien'es
vi 81. Cnaves Tue h'e''o''n'' 'e'
La esposa de Ion ANTONIO Sa,azal
Manueita Lueras ae sa,a1ar' uio =
luz mi e. ala Z de MafSo' gu 8
nos Weils' lan'o Ia maure como Ia
MIN gozan de puena saluu'
La Sra. Jose L. Lopez, esposa del d.
putado alguacil Lopez. regres0 de Las
Vegas Ell domingo. habiendo estado en-
aquella ciudad en- a%tendencia al fune'
raj de su padre, cullen falleci6 reclen-
temente a una edad muy avanzada.
Don Ignacio Maestas v esposa, de
Roy. arribaron q la ciudad ell domingo
pasado v permaneceran aqui Dor al
gunos dias. Ell sr. Maestas tenia me-
gocIos ante la ofIcina local de terrenos
de los Estados Unidos.