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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-03-10
ANSLEY'S STORE NEWS


Having just returned from one of t he mos, ,,o
cessful trips to New York we have ever made w..
take pleasure in announcing that our newpurchasas
are arriving daily aud we are showing some of the
most desirable merchandise we have over show
We cordially invite you to call and spe ct the manr
attractions we have to offer in every de partner
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COrSetS.

Special We ale closing out
our line of "W B'' Corsets in light
and heavy weight were sold at
$1.00 81, so and $500 almost any
size and shape to close them out
al SOC roc and $1.00.
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= or s ale

Selected Excelsior Cotton Seed for
planting. Fifty cents per bushel.
4 8 BANK OF SOUTHWESTERN GA.
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Fresh Spring Merchandise
And the News Concerning it

The store begins to breathe atmosphere of SPRING every
ton makes showing goods honest goods reliable IN
very way Just of goods that search Of for the
png outttng You find ready you'll nd prices to your k
you'll investigate you'll find that it spend your money
COUNTERS Your interest is our interest
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Car of Fine Horses.

/ have just returned with carload
of well-broke Kentucky and Indiana
horses, good drivers and saddlers. Call
at Lockett & Son Stables. d6s wit
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Committee of Congressman Riding On
Rivers.
The copgre ssional delegation from
the rivers and harbors committee of
the house spent yesterday morning in
Albany and the afternoon in Column
bus. At Albany they took look at
Flint river, and this morning they
will view the Chattahoochee from Co.
lumbus to the Gulf. 1t was hoped
that the congressional party would
come via Americus en- route to Colum-
bus, but they went another way in
stead. Several Georgia congressman
are with the party.
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New MattingS.

JUST re, eiVed another Car Load
of China and Japanese Mattings
pretty designs aud patterns the e
are imported direct to US thereby
saving the Midd'eman's Profit, at
15c zoe 25c SOC 335c 35e 40c and
45c.
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Lace Collars.

Just received a large and varied
assortment of Irish Point Collars
and stocks ranging in prices from
15c 25c 35c SOC and 75'.
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Table DamaSk.

IS Inch Full Mercerized Table
Damask handsome patterns wi l
wash and wear better than Linen
regular price 75c special at65c.
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SAME MEMBERS ARE ELECTED
To School Board at Meeting of coun-

Among othtr matters before the city
council at the recent meeting was the
election of four members of the Board
of Educstion, the terms of Mesers. u.
b. Harold, Il. T. Miller, W. G. SulIi-
van and Ct W. Glover being about to
expire. Alderman Pinkston cast the
vote of council for The reelection Ct
these gentlemen and they will continue
to serve for the full term of six years.
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Belts.

Ladies Belts new and up-to- date
styles in White Wash Belts and
gilt at 25c 35c and soc.
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ON ONE SIDE
FOR A QUICK MEAL.
Little Tales Cut Short In a
Hurry.
a MIRROR OF DAILY EVENTS
Happenings in the City and Suburbs
of Local Intert st to- Be Perused
Over While Mullins and Coffee are
Cooling

Waterman's Idea, and Watermaus
Automatic, Swan and Writ Fountain
Pens to suit all hande-Phone 246.
M. s. HOLIDAY,
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For Rent-Five-room house with 10
acres of land, in city. See J. s. Bolton.
Ga
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Ladies Hose.

Ladies Lisle Thread Lace all
over and Lace Ankle with plain
Tops Black Hose fast black regular
price soc special 3 pair for 500.
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For Rent-One five room house !;
sewerage and bath; close in on LeesSt
Apply to George Oliver. 6-sf
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TEN DOLLAR DOSE FOR DOCTOR
Corn Cutler Enjoys a Costly Spree
Here.

In police court yesterday the peri
patetic extractor of corn who got drunk
and took in the avenue was touched
for tenner for the fun he had. One of
the negro women who was pulled at
the same time was fined $25, and the
two others S. each, total of $45 for
one little avenue frolic
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". GLEASON,

NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY 6 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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Silks.

Direct from Yokohama Japan
the finest softest sheerest and pref
test White Hahutais very desir-
able for Underwear Dresses and
Lingerie Waists washes like Linen
and wears better at soc 75c and
81 00Eyd.
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VISITING The GEORGIA CITIES
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Protect your hands with rubber
gloves. new lot Rembert's Drugstore.
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For Rent-A house and lot corner
Church and Lee streets,
10-2 f. G. SPEaR.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, |

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, 90
LUCAS COUNTY. %
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of f. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of HALLS Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. D, 1886.
(Seal A. W. GLEASON
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13

300 Daring GS mnasts, Nlmole Acrobats and Talent
ed Aerialists. The Pick of ali Arenic Celebrities,
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13
Less Saloons, but More Revenue.

The radical action taken by the last Ohio
legislature the liquor and saloon-tax question,
whereby the license tax raised from $3.50 to
$1,000, is having a very desirable result. In the
city of Cleveland alone over six hundred saloon.
keepers have notified the authorities that they
will go out of business. Some sixteen hundred
saloons are remaining, however, to pay $1,000
each, aud the consequence is that the revenue
from the liquor traffic will greatly increase in
spite of the large reduction in the number of sa-
looms In Chicago the license tax has been raised
from $500 to $1,000, and in consequence large
number of saloons will go out of business. These
saloons are mostly in the outlying residence Sec
tions.-G Golden Age.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13

FLYING BANVARDs, Sensational European Aer-
ialists.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13
MoNUrT TROUPE, Aerial Cycle Whir Riders.

Prof. Nygards School of wonderfully Trained
Menage Horses-12 in Number
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13
Special Notice.

People attending night exhi-
bition, 10 order 10 see menagerie,
opening spectacle, and the big
acts, must be present not later
than 7:30 p. m.
The horses, ponies and wagon
loaded at dusk are used only 10
parade, and are hurried to- the
next town as the Flying Squad
ron."
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13

The Latest Foreign Novelty
MR. JAMES DUrTON AND MILE. WINNIE VAN
Grand Spectacular Double Riding Act
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13
See Capt. Winston Wonderful Educated Seals

THE LUCUZON SISTERS Wonderful Aerial Iron
Jaw Act.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13

20 MALE AND FEMALE RIDERS 70
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13
Get busy at something useful.

We are glad to again welcome the Americus
Times Recorder to our exchange table. For
some months we have been tempted to say that
Eitor Myrck is no gentleman, but we refrain,
aud promise now to meyer again say anything
that will give offense in that direction, and we
call Tom Fielder and several members of the
legislature to witness that we have good reason
for the resolution Welcome 7. R., thrice well
come.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13

Yes stree Paulinus, Pontius, Mesopus
Anicus, our laws are pretty good alright, ale
ready, if they are enforced. With good officers
TO enfore good laws we will have good govern
menf.s Al derelict in Office is d nuisance in
arR community. First we want good arrest
e1icer, vigorous prosecuting attorney and
Il - eopspire with crime.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13
ElsWorth's Fema'e zOuavGs
40 MERRY OLD CLOWNS 40
Grand $500 600 Street Parade

CHEF WHITE THUNDER'S BAND OF INDIAN
30 Buck ~quaws and Papooses.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-10-13
ATURDAv. OCTOBER 13. 1905.


Atldnta is threatened with prohibition con.
M of the Carrie Nati,n type.
MM
III is to be hoped that Ben Hills first CAM
gn will not degenerate into a scramble for
ee.
Now opium dives are being raided in Allan.
aud toys under twenty years found inhallng
dream producing fumes.
That portion of the sidewalks recently de-
led of weeds presents very creditable ap-
Arance-we' re curious to see the remaining
ks.
AIT last Mr.. Rockefeller has broke his elo-
nt silence, though 'twould be hard to say if
accumulated wisdom of the world has been
nmented thereby.
We are having trouble with the Evergreen
sr route. Our subscribers on that route ar e
ling complaints that we will investigate as
NDn as we can see Contractor McLain.
@M
It's Ben Hill county now, aud Georgia has
counties. Here's to the prosperity of Ben
& u county and Fitzgerald, and long life and
kcess to Jesse Mercer.-Newman News.
~ n
Some belated returns on the Ben Fl i'll amend
Eent are Vienna 249 for, rs against; Dublin 800
Nr, 20 against; Sylvester 377 for, so against;
swrencevle 9o3 for, 332 against; Julette 4S
ss 180against.
Since Fitzgerald got to be county site
Ia town will go right ahead. By the way,if the
Sunty had not been named after Ben Hill it
aOuld have borne the ma me of William ]. Nor.
Press.
The people who have read about the pump
Ia vine that grew so fast it wore the pumpkins
at dragging them around ought to come to Fitz-
erald and see her grow. 1t certainly takes
Rely man to keep up with the procession.
There was not vote cast here against Ben
|llfscounty. and Fitzgerald as the county site.--
lackshear Times.
Here's our hand, Blackshear and Pierce
Sunty, ard an invitation to Editor Byrd to come
nd see what Ben Hill county looks like.
Cotton receipts are perceptibly better the
asst few days though still below normal. At
ast two causes contribute to this state of af-
.irs, first, the extreme backwardness of the
Top, and second, the practical assurance of bet
II prices later.
ne1ao hoe w. So1.
r sanitary system. Fitzgerald has two.hun-
red and forty dollar trash cart and mule, that
is been idle for the want of driver. We hope
Ie city administration will keep it busy.
NM
Gov. elect Hoke Smith received an ovation
LaGrange Wednesday and said some very
srtinent and striking things on the race ques-
on that we would Ike 20 give space in the En-
sRPRIsE if we had the room. Hoke is all right
| the white mans burden" He will make
,od whenever the opportunity offers.
The young mau who becomes posses sed of
e idea that "soughness" and a reputation as a
ligh roller" are indispensable to the modern
ccessful career is an object of pity. Pay up
ur laundry and barber accounts, sonny, and
t busy at something useful and there is
ance for you to become somebody yet.
Yes Stree Paulinus, Pontius, Mesopius
Iicus, our laws are pretty good alright, ale
ady, if they are enforced. With good officers
enfore good laws we will have good govern
nf.s Al derelict in Office is d nuisance in
community. First we want good arrest
baicer, vigorous prosecuting attorney and
- copspire with crime.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
RUNAWAY CAUSES
DRIVERS DEATH.

N Shine of 1877 York street. hack
driver. met death in a runaway early
yesterday afternoon on Harrison
street. He was thrown violently from
the seat of his vehicle and struck a
fire plug at the corner OF Tenth and
Harrison streets.
Shines horses became frightened and
ran madly up Harrison street for sew
eral blocks, although he remained on
the box of the hack making every ef-
fort to stop them. At the corner of
Tenth and Harrison streets the hack
careened in a rut, and he was thrown
headlong, his skull being fractured by
contact with the fire plug. He was re-
moved to the Central Emergency Hos
pital, where he died at o'clock. He
leaves a wife and seven children.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
AFFRAY
CREATES A PANIC
Italians Quarrel in Mission
Street Saloon and One
Threatens Life of Other

While one man was fleeing up Mis-
sion street to escape him and a crowd
of several dozen persons were chasing
him in frantic endeavor to secure
the revolver which he waved wildly In
his hand, Chichino Dentano@an italian
barber, fred a fusillade of shots and
terrorized the neighborhood in the vi
cinity of Twenty ninth and Mission
streets late yesterday afternoon. He
then ran afoul of Policeman Gus Woll-
webber OF the Mission station and was
taken into custody.
A feud of long standing between
Dentano and Antono Mereno, an Italian
laborer, was responsible for the
trouble. The two men met in a saloon
at 1894 Mission street and quarreled.
Dentano made threats, and Mereno
ran out of the building and up the
street, shouting for help, while his
opponent gave chase. Dentano fired sew
eral times at Mereno asN he ran. and.
although his shots went wild. they
created a panic, and those who gave
chase were unable to overtake him.
Policeman Wollwebber heard the
shots, intercepted the man and placed
him under arrest. He was charged at
the Mission station with assault with
a deadly weapon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
EIGHT-sTORY BUILDING
FOR BATTERY STREET
Boyd Estate Company VIII Erect a
Structure of Reinforced Concrete
at the Corner of Pine.

The Boyd Estate Company filed a
petition with the Board of Works yes
terday for a permit to erect an eight
story reinforced concrete building at
the northwest corner Of Battery and
Pine streets. at a cost of $175,000. Other
applications for building permits were
as follows:
T. ORella, Howard and Thirteenth
streets. sI2,500: ]. Music Estate Com
pany, Battery street, near Pacific, $45,-
GOO: A. Bozio, Howard street, near Sixth,
$4,000: G. A Herchird. Market street,
near sixteenth. $4,000; r. r. Thomp-
son. Jessie and Third streets, 100000;
Greek Church. 3I7 Seventh street, $780,
600; J. Sweigert, corner of Pacific and
Montgomery streets $4,000; Mrs. Car
mel Fallon, corner of Minna and Third
streets, s33 900; Mrs. F. Encayand, How
ard street, near Russ, s11,995; Peiser
Company. Sixth street, between Jessie
and Stevenson, $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
WOMAN IN PHILADELPHIA
is SEEKING HER HUSBAND
John McCaffrey Leaves Home and Fam
iIy and Has Not Been Heard
From Since.

A pathetic letter has been received
here from Mrs. John McCaffrey of 1927
North Fourth street, Philadelphia. She
asks assistance of the local police to aid
her in finding her husband, who left his
home about eight weeks ago and has
not been heard from since. The wo-
man is in straitened circumstances, be-
ing left with two small children. Ac-
cording to her letter, her husband left
home one evening to be gone for a
short time. He failed to return and
she believes that he came to this city.
MeCaffrey is described as being "a
years old, about five feet five inches in
height and weighing in the neignbor-
hood of 130 pounds. He has black hair
and brown eyes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
puFFEY REMOVES OBSTRUCTION.

The drug store standing in the mid
die of the roadway of Van Ness ave-
nue. at Golden Gate avenue, occupied
by Drucker & Co. during the past five
months, was vacated yesterday by the
order of President Duffey of the Board
of Public Works. Drucker was given
until October l to remove the shack,
but failed to do SO, and Duffey notified
him that he would pull the shack down
If he did not get out Drucker found
quarters near by and the demolition
of the structure will begin at once
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
OUTING OF sALEsrAN COUNCIL.

Extensive preparations have been
completed for the excursion to Stockton
of the members and friends of Salesian
Council No. 565, Young Mems Institute.
The journey up the river will be made
on the steamer T. c. Walker, which
will leave Washington-stree wharf
next Saturday at p. m. The outing
VIII include a tally-ho ride in and
around Stockton. an open-air banquet
and a theater party on the following
day. L Brizzolara, J. Delucca, A. Fer
rogiaro. A S. Musante, Frank Pinaglia
G. J. Olivia, G. V. Olivia and J. Razzetto
comprise the committee of arrange
ments-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
FIVE YEARS roR CRIME.

Harry Rush. q years old. convicted
a short time ago in Judge Lawlor's
court of an assault committed in Au-
gust on the person of 16-year-old Irene
Tobin. was yesterday sentenced BY
Judge Lawlor to i've years in the SAN
Quentin prison. Rush pleaded guilty
to the crime, but his appeal for pro-
baton under promise of marriage was
refused, Mrs. Waterdol the girls aunt,
refusing to consider the offer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
OF BRANCH RED CROSS.

This afternoon at o'clock at the
First Unitarian Church, corner Geary
and Franklin streets, the California
Branch of the American National Red
Cross will meet for the purpose of ap-
pointing a nominating committee for
the election of State officers and to
issue a call on the general subdivisions
to elect representatives to the annual
meeting on November II. Members are
requested to attend.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
.pother Excursion to UkIah.

On Sunday, Oct. 2s, the California Northwest
ern Ry win run another OF its popular Excur-
sions from San Francisco TO Ukiah. Fare for
the round trip only S20e. Each ticket sold IA
sures a seat Tickets now sale at Ticket
Offce Tiburon Ferry. Leave Tfburon Ferry at
$50 a n. and on the return leave Ukiah at 500
"a.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

SO reward for reliable information
Of whereabouts or late place of resi-
dence of Peter Hageni. Check will be
sent to first informant. Address E d.
Il, room %. rs Court St, Brooklyn, n. Y.s
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

OAKLAND LAD MISSING.--0akland, Oct %
The parents of Steuter Winter. IL years of age,
reported to the police this morning that the boy
had been missing from his home since yesterday
1t is believed that he has run away.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

BOOST SAN FRANCISCO by using New San
Francisco bond on your stationery. The Hicks
Judd Company. 80 Valencia street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23
NoRwAY.s NEw PARI1AMFNr 60

ania. Oct. 22.-The newly elected Parliament
was opened today by King Haakon, who rejofced
Ct the great good viii shown by foreign coun
tries toward our fatherIand since the eetablish-
ment Of its independence" and spoke hopefully
OF Norway's prospects.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

Coils Lovely. vice president of the
United Boot and Shoe Workers Inter
national Union, was one Of the princi-
Dal speakers at the recent MassacnC-
setts Federation OF Labor, and his
subject was cenvfct-made goods, as
thev come in competition with those
manufactured by free men. He stated
fhat ia the twenty eight prisons lie
gisited 25.340 pairs Of shoes were man
fractured daily. or 100000 PAIRS a
year. In sixteen OF these prisons. he
said the whipping post was in active
use. The dark cell existed in many
penal institutions The cato nine
tails was used in Baitsmorf In the
Massachusetts prisons, although they
fAad not the whipping post or cato
nfne-taf1s conditions. he said. were
worse. he asserted that the men work
ing in char1estown and Concord in the
shoe shops were fined their dinner or
supper II they did nof perform their
allotted task. He urged that the la
Dor unions should work earnestly that
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

The machinists on the Salt Lake
railroad at Los Angeles and at Miilard,
Utah. have been granted an increase
in wages. The Southern Pacific is pay
ing practically the same wage as the
salt Lake road. II is believed that the
santa Fe Is about to make its peace
with the union n1achinists, with whom
IL has had a strike for over three
years. The two roads which have Civ
en- the increase have fully recognized
the right OF the machinists to organ
lzr
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

At the last meeting Of Bakery Sales
mems Union No. 106 another 5000 do
nation was made 10 the locked-o
bakers in San Jose. Word was sent
10 the San Jose union that so long as
a dollar remained in the treasury it
was al the disposal of the men battling
for union conditions in the Garden
City Two candidates were obligated
Business was reported brisk with all
members working. Supervisor Thomas
LOnergan was delegated TO secure suit
able meeting quarters in the new tenn
PIE about completed by the Labor
Council
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-23

Steam Engineers Union No. 81 gave
a smoker and social at its hall IS
Steuart street, last night An excellent
programme made the evening pass
pleasantly. Members of Marine Engi-
neers' Beneficial Association No. s5 and
also members Of the International
Steam Engineers unions Nos. So and
81 were invited to join in the festivi-
ties
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31

Ell comercio. los profesionales y
ell publico que han dispensado
a la compaflia tan marcada pro-
tecclon. pod1an esperar mayo
res considerations que las que,
por las nuestras, sc les dedican..
Tenemos cntendido que en-
la franquicia otorgada d la
cofnpania, y que no hemos
tenido> a mano para revisarla,
Sc estfpulaba algo referente "a
la tarlfa dc precios que ahora
Sc quiere alterar de IN modo
tan complete.
Sobre este nos ocuparemos
con detalles,muy pronto. Por hoy
hemos recogido la protesta am
biente. Con ESQ cumplimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31
La rina del sabado
HADIo GAHsARs HugsE aSElsS A znuRIe aAsEI,El
n0ScleATaS 0etLARS De FiaNzA

En- Ia tarde del sabado ocurrio una
rila sangrienta en- el matadero de
eSta ciudad.
Mientras Sc proceafa al sacrifcio
de las reses Sc .suscit6 una disputa
entire los empleados de aquel esta-
blecimiento, Eladio Gam baro Enc
terio Martinez, por cuestiones en- Ell
serviciQ,
Parece que de las pa1abras pasaron
q los hechos entablandose entire am
bosfun 1ucha cuerpo 4 cuerpo. Gam
baro saco q rclucir una navaia con
la cual acometi6 & su contrincantc
infriendole dos heridas; una incisa
en- forma transversal sobre la nalga
lzquierda y otra penetrante sobre la
region abdominal superior izquier-
da. Ell agresor fu6 detenido por ell
guardia Navarro, presentandose 4
los pocos momentos, Ell sargento de
la polic1a, Costa.
Gambaro ingres6 en- la carce1 mum
cipal.
FL herido. despues. de hechas las
prlmeras curas en- Ell Cuarto de Soco-
rro por el praticante se6or Llauger
fue trasladado en- Ia ambulancia al
hospital municipal. En- la mafiana
de hoy Martinez segufa bastante gra
We. Ell juez del Valle sefal6 el IT
del mes .pr6ximo para la vista del
juicio, exigiendo 200 dollars de fan
"a para L 1ibertad provisional del
agresor.