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Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
Roosevelt
UnnaSked
Friend of Labor" Shows His True
lors...WOuld Grant Equity
Courts Absolute Power.

Roosevelt is the special pet of those
laboring men who vote with Senators
Elkins, Lodge and Aldrieh, David M.
Parry, Ex-Gov. Peabody, Postum Post,
Pres. Elliot, the scab lover, and Messers
Morgan and Rockefeller. The way these
workingmen bend their supple knee
joints and slobber before the great
American +" I Am" of capitalism is
sickening. Even the throw down labor
received from the rough rider in de-
nying government employees the right
TO organize failed to lift these knee
worshippers of the capitalist class from
their servile position.
Roosevelt was an honorary member
of the Locomotive firemens' union
when he did this capital piece of arch
scabbing, but donkey-wise labor still
nodded its head and brayed "Yah."
The Climax.
Now comes the capitalist president
with the climax to all his contemptuous
treatment Of labor. BY a cunning trick,
which only the Manufacturers Assoeia-
tion is capable of playing the anti-in-
junction efforts of the Gompers' lobby,
at Washington was switched against
the very promoters of the anti-injunc-
tion movement. Garfield, the cele-
brated whitewasher of the Beef Trust
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

care to involve him in ISLANDERS at
once so as to prejudice the public
against the revolution and revolu-
tionists, and him as the representa-
tive of them. Bourgeois govern
ment ally themselves with feudal
governments rather than risk pro-
letarian liberty. The gang at
Washington is favoring the Gar as
against the working class, struggling
for freedom. The capitalist press
is chuckling most gleefully over the
fact that its disclosures in collusion
with the emisaries of the Car have
blocked Gorky's passing the hat''
for the aid of the revolution, and
kept him out of society,"" Revo-
lutionists welcome the class line so
unequivocally drawn by the Ameri-
can barnyard aristocracy. We ex-
pect no aid from the capitalist class
for the revolution that will end their
dynasty.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
+. G.. MILLER,
+. +. MARCOE.
JESSE ID. SELBY,
Committee.

The farmers association of the
Deer Lodge valley states that the
smelter smoke from Anaconda dis
tributes poison over the crops, so
that they will not mature and yield
a harvest. What a wasteful chaotic
system is this of individual enter
prise. Under socialism. or a scien-
tific method of carrying on produc-
ton one enterprise would not destroy
another. Smelters would be placed
where they could do no damage to
crops or human life. They would
be run with all modern improve
ments, under which most of the
smoke and danger is entirely avoid
able.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
HELENA CARD PARTY


Local Helena always does about
so much even though its active
members are worked industriously
to the limit. and the majority of its
membership are monumentally in
active. Last Wednesday night at
the local meeting an appetizing
lunch Of ice cream and cake was
served. Steps were taken to try
and take some Of the burdens off of
comrades who have carried more
than their share. chief among them
Comrade Bauer. A committee was
appointed to audit the books with a
view to relieving him.
The card party Tuesday night
was the usual success. Ice cream
cake and coffee were served. About
10 were present, who played pro-
gressive whist.
The local is discussing a tally -ho
party to the new dam. Helena To-
cal has done much to foster the So
cial life OF the socialist movement.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
BROOM co. A SUCCESS
Secretary's Report Shows Concern
to Be Doing Well.

On the 9th of April the stock.
holders of the Cooperative Broom
Manufacturing company held a
meeting in the parlors of the Work
ers' club at Helena. Stock to the
amount ofsr,7so:was represented
more than the required majority.
The company is in a prosperous
condition. there being only a small
debt against it, and there are the
brightest hopes for its future. The
financial statement for the year
shows that the balance on hand is
$3.50. The receipts from the sale
of stock and brooms are SI,Io2.
The value of the machinery and
tools amounts to Si,ra4. Howard
o. Smith remains treasurer for the
coming year. This shows wha,
workingmen can do when they pat
ronize themselves.
Orders of stock are solicited.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
IdahO'S interesting Report
Of State Secretary Shows Considerable Activity
Outlines Summer Campaign

State Executive Committee pro-
ceedings, March 4. 1906.
Met pursuant to adjournment. ].
M. Walker chosen chairman. Min
utes of previous meeting read and
approved. Returns from locals on
National Referendum &C" 1905.
Canyassed also State Referendum
"A" 1906 and the following were
declared elected for term beginning
April Ist:
z. l.. Rigg. Hepburn, national
committeeman, (reelected)
Thos. ]. Coonrod, Emmett, state
secretary-treasurer.
A. w. Judd. organizer.
State committeeman we're elected
as follows:
Ada county, l.. K. Workman.
Boisie.
Canyon county, w. II. Walker,
Emmett.
Cassia county, Albert Collins,
Glenns Ferry.
Fremont county, James Smith,
st. Anthony.
Kootenai county, ]. A. Baur. Hau-
ser.
Lincoln county George 4. Ras-
mussen, Hepburn.
Nez Perces county, Frank James,
Russell.
Shoshone county Peter Johnson,
Burke.
The counties not having selected
a committeeman should do so a,
once.
In regard to assessment for organ
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

destroy the power Of trade unionism
in this country il is fully equal to the
nefarious Taft-Vale decision in Eng
land that dfove the British trade union.
lists to politics and socialism. Congress
man Gilbert was selected to father this
ntrocious measure in Congress.
Gilbert's Bill.
The Gilbert Antiinjunction Bill, So
called, grants courts sitting in equity,
absolute jurisdiction in all cases
grown out Of labor troubles.
What does this mean7
II means nothing less than that the
very courts which are now granting in
functions will be given a new power
over labor which is absolute.
Under this measure a court can de-
eide beyond repeal whether or not your
union is to be recognized, whether or
not you are to have an open shop,
whether or not your hours are to be
heightened, whether or not your wages
are TO be reduced.
judicial Czarim.
Thus is America to be Russianized by
a villainous system Of Judicial Czarism.
Capitalism has not devised a more
far-reaehing plot to enslave labor since
the infamous Dick military bill passed.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
REVOLUTIONARY
BAXENDALE

Baxendale has achieved an cleo
ton victory that places it in the
fore front of the aggressive socialists
of Montana. The socialists have
elected Henry Clausen as school
trustee over the other candidate,
who was the joint nominee of both
old parties. 1t is now in order for
the socialist school trustee to post
up on the socialist position regard
ing education, and inaugurate re-
forms in our antiquated school sys
tenn. applicable to modern condi-
tions.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

A Moyer-H Haywood indignation
meeting was held at Havre, March
81. Ii was a very successful meet
ing the same feeling being mani
tested as throughout the entire
country. The following resolutions
were passed;
The indignation meeting was
held as arranged on March 81, in
which the following resolution was
passed. and the sum of So collected
towards the Moyer, Haywood and
Pettibone defence fund the same be-
ing forwarded to the national sec
retary. The resolution read as fol-
lows:
Be 1t Resolved That this meet
ing composed of the working men
of Havre, do condemn the arrest
on false charges for murder and the
illegal deportation without a pre-
liminary trial of Meyer, Haywood
and Pettibone of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners and Industrial
Workers of the World, as a conspir-
acy on the part of the mine owners.
and their tools, the state officials, to
crush organized labor in the west,
and a blow to the labor movement
in general, and that we regard it
essential that labor take a determin-
ed stand and thwart this infamous
plot, for IL capital wins out in Ida
no we may have to face like
crisis here in Montana, and
BE 1t Further Resolved That
copies of this resolution be sent to
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

The president of the state federation
of labor can have some influence over
the conditions of city work if he isn't
mayor of Helena. The city is beginn-
ing the work of repaving the streets.
Miracle, the constructor, started his
men on nine hours a day. This is a
violation of the Montana state laws
which stipulates that eight hours shall
constitute days labor on public works
President Fairgrieve went to the con-
tractor with a protest. Miracle did
some tall kicking but it didn't do him
any good. Fairgrieve threatened him
with suit, so he princely eapitulated
and put the men on eight hours.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

ization funds, there we're few votes
short for the ten cent proposition
to carry-hence S cents will be the
amount. Ii was decided to route
Mother Jones and Ida Crouch Haz-
lett in state during summer. Sec
retary was authorized to secure of
fee supplies necessary. and get spec
ial stamps (3ooo) for organizing
funds, 1906. State organizers sal
airy was fixed at S,5 per month.
Adjourned to meet April !, 1906.
Monthly Financial report Social
ist Party, State Headquarters, EN-
met, Idaho.
Receipts, SIo3.7a. Expenditures,
5000. Summary receipts, S4a.67.
Summary of balance. SIo3.7a.
Comrades:-We will get special
stamps for organizing fund as soon
as possible to use in red card"
during 1906, 5 cents each, Let
every comrade get his card all
stuck up" Secretary will please
report such funds sent in by name,
organizing fund.
You have an opportunity to get
Comrade Ben +. Wilson of Cali
fornia for a date during May If you
speak quick. Cost will not exceed
s. and railroad fare. You cannot
afford to miss hearing him at that.
He has been in the field for years
and is very capable. State num-
ber Of meetings wanted and write
state secretary.
T. ]. COONROD,
State Secretary.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
CYCLE OF
REVOLUTION

First there is an industrial revolu-
ton due to the perfection of tools.
which changes the methods of pro-
duction. This creates changes in
the economic and social relations of
men and women. These changed
economic and social relations pro-
duce a revolution of ideas. When
this intellectual revolution has
reached its maturity, a social revo-
luton follows. ending in the down
fall of previously ruling group, OF
economic class, and the rise of an
other. Ernest Untermann, in The
Worlds Revolutions"
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
A Glorious
Victory Won
Voters of Carbon County Spurn Pri-
mary Law and Sustain Secrecy
of thes ,allot.

The Primary-law has been defea
in Carbon county. All the wire-pul y
intrigues, trickery and bribery Z
by its promoters, chief of whom 8 8
the Red Lodge Picket, were no Y Al,
and great is the guashing of z at
this second blow coming so so lter
the eity-election. A vigorous agitation
for it headed by the Picket had been
on for several months, whereas, the
counter-agitation against it had only
been active a few weeks and If it had
started sooner would have considerably
lessened the number of votes east in
its favor
The miners on account of a rule of
orders had to work until late in the
afternoon and in order to prevent the
miners from voting an old and low
trick was resorted to by purposely con-
gregating a hoodlum-gang whose in
structions were to refrain from voting
and to line up and block the way and
prevent the miners from voting when
they came, and several votes were actu.
ally lost by the little ruse. However,
the plan was nipped in the bud by
Charley Bell, an officer on the night
force who was rather roughly handled
when running the blockade. But the
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

report and the man who took it upon
himself to promise the Beef Trust i'm
munity from punishment if they would
give him squint at their books, now
appears on the scene.
Garfield to the Rescue.
This spineless corporation puppet pre-
pared an anti-injunction bill-what will
brother Roosevelt of the firemen do,
in this hour of peril TO labori
Why he does exactly as sensible
man would expect respectable men,
ber of the capitalist class who gives a
$4,000 wedding and checks his
princess daughter out in a s11, 900
trousseau, to do.
He looks the bill over, smiles, and
gives il his unqualified endorsement.
Labor's Logical Opponent.
Roosevelt g endorsement Of the Gil.
bert Anti-Injunction Bill is the logical
climax of his birth, life, training, sur
roundings, the influences that seated
him in the presidential chair and the
powers that now govern him.
He is sincere in his fear of the ris-
ing power of labor, because he feels
that labor is tremendous necessary
force to him anl his class.
But his sincerity is the capitals g
sincerity and will work to the utter
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
CONGRATULATIONS

Great Falls, Mont, Apr. II, 1906.
To Local Red Lodge.
Dear Comrades. our last
weeks local meeting, it was moved
and carried unanimously that Great
Falls local send its congratulations
to Red Lodge local for the good
work and splendid success achieved
during the election.
WIN. PALSGROVE, Sec.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

The feature ofthe municipal cam
paign in Parkersburg, w. Va, was
the resignation of II. O. Davis, as a
member of the democratic city
committee. and espousal of the
cause of socialism in a public letter
of resignation.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

Although Dowie and Vesuvious
are both in a state of activity, the
telegraph editors of the country view
the awful eruptions with an enthusi-
asm akin to rapture. Anaconda
Standard.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

undoing Of the giant labor which like
blind Sampson is struggling up to the
mastery Of the world.
The Kneeling Kind.
The attitude of Mr.. Fornsith, presi-
dent of the seamen's union, is typical
Of the still fatiutous clinging of labor
to its capitalist idol:
"H he (Roosevelt) understands this
bin and then gave IL his endorsement,
he is an enemy to honest labor strugg
ling under adverse conditions for n
better life. Nay he would be an enemy
to human liberty. We do not believe,
will not believe it,"
The man in this attitude of blind
is the timber from
which labor lobbyists are made. Fore.
seth and his poor blind partner Gompers
are wearing holes in the knees Of their
trousers petitioning Congress to do
something for labor and begging Con-
gress not to do certain things against
labor; and such are the fruits of their
degrading beggary.
Let labor send its own men to Con.
gress, and make it's own laws and stand
up on it's hind legs like a man and
fight.
As measure designed to completely
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

boys got in to vote.
Carbon county has made a noble
fight. Leaflets calling attention to
the nefarious measure were scattered
broadcast
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

Under socialism. people would
not feel that they were in any way
obliged to live in places of the earth
that were at all dangerous, as the
poor wretches in the vicinity of We
suvius have done for centuries.
Such wondrous phenomena of nature
would be watched and studied as
circumstances permitted, but no
human being would think of dwell
ing where danger menaced. Now,
people live IN these places and run
the risk because of advantages in
getting a living.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

the life of the alave ceased. He
was worked to the limit. and it was
brutally calculated that a slave
would last about seven years. The
machine freed the black slave. Wage
labor was cheaper. The machine
will finally free the wage slaves.
They will take the machine.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19
HaVre Passes Resolutions
Condemn Lawlessness in the Moyeraywood
Thwart Against Union Brothers

Comrades Meyer, Haywood and
Pettibone, also to the Montana
News"
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-04-19

undoing Of the giant labor which like
blind Sampson is struggling up to the
mastery of the world.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-25
'LOS ESPOSOS WINTHROP Y Il 0B|SPO BLENK
ESPLENDIDO RECIBIMIENTO

Aver tarde, como & las seis y GUAR
to, tom6 puerto el vapor eCarolinAs on
el que regresaron dc los Estados Uni
dos el Honorable Gobernsdor Win
Ihrop el Ilustrfsimo sefor Obispo
Monsef1or Blenk.
El barco venfA empavezado con
diverEas banderRs y al entrar al ca.
nal TOGO la bocina. Multltud de per
sonas 90 hsllabsn en- Ia d&rsena de los
botes y tirg|ados y 81 Atracar ell va.
por al muelle de espig6n invadi6ronlo
q tai extreme, que resultAbA pequeio
para contener tarta gente.
La banda de Ia policfs, eolocadA
en- 10 punta dsl muelle, ejecut6 honi =
tas pitzs de su repertoire Al atra'
car ell bArco, tcc6 In Borinouefia,
siendo splaudida por el pdblico y por
ell propio gobsrnador y su distlpgui.
da esposs, que no cesabau de respon'
der q los saludos que lie dirjgtan 10
in6nidad de personxs allf reunid az,
Igua' mente el ObIspo Blenk ae multi.
plicabG en- cariflosoa saludos para con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-25

10 revista eat6liea xLA verdad.s
RI Gobernador fue el primero que
aalto & TERRA, y despues que saludara
con Au sombrero al pdbiico allf reuni.
DO, tom6 su carruaje, on union dc su
esposa y Mr.. Post dirigiendose & 10
Fortalezs.
Desp, es detembarc6 sl obispo, TO :
mando un coehs prepArado al efecto.
F. seompaflado por sus amigos has.
to ~ palacic.
Sc caloula en- mas dc mil almas
las que asiatieron aver & 10 Marins,
con 10 circunstsr cla, do que por no
haberse recibido cable que anunciars
10 llegsda de tan distipguidos viajs'
roS, el pueblo no estaba pfsparado
para I'M recibimiento, mas espl lendido
adm que el que SO les ha tributado,
Pero adn asf, el acto do aver ha de-
mostrado palpa blemente les justas y
merscidas simpatfAs dc Que gozsn On
Puerta Rico el Gobernador Winthrop
y el Oblspo Blerk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-25

una escritura del sefior Lugo, quten
ofrsce terrenos para levantar una
alcaldfa.
Mr. Ward Oh de opinion que 90
haga 6 90 forme el nuevo pueblo csrca
del canal por ser oil sitio mas aprop6.
sito y el mas sano.
Mr. Fa kuer particip6 que On la
session pr6x ma prssentar& un presu-
puesto de a'gunos cientos dc dollars
para hacer una escuela en- aQuella iala.
E senior riaz Navarro easlareee
algunos puntos del discurso del Attor.
ney General scerca de unas escriturss
que 90 relacionan con 10 isla de Gu
lebras.
Mr.. Wllloughby secund6 10 mo.
ci6n del Auditor para que ae sonstru.
ya 10 nueva barriada en- Culebr 81
cerca del canal de dichR isis. Es de
psrecer que los asuntos que 10 refie
ran a <San I|detonscs 6 al t6rmino dc
Culebras sean irformados por Ia 90
mission de gobierno local 8 por un 90
mite. El sefi)r Disz Navarro secun
do 10 moci6a y fae de parscer que fue'
ra un comit6 especial que informa se dc
dicho eomlt6 pueden formar parse los
sefiores que estuvieron on Culebras.
Mr.. Feuills manifesto que sl asun'
to pertsnecfa de lleno 4 las atribu
clones del gobierno local, y que este
debe presentar un plano acsrca dc las
necesidadea On aquella isla.
ri senior del Vale secund6 10 mo.
ci6n del sefor Diaz Navarro y Mi
Grshams 10 del Attorney.
Sc puso q votati5n ai los asuntos
de Culebras deben ser eSamin sdos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-25

principien cuanso Antss les obraa dc
10 carrsterA que uniia aquel pueblo
con Pefluelas.
Ell Tenienle de 10 policfa ssfior
Iturrondo ira por una tsmporada &
Fslardo, en- uso de lIcsncis, CON el I'm
dc meiorAr 81 dslieada salud.
-Dfcese que el Juez municipal ds
Humaco preasntera 10 rsnunc.a dc su
cargo.
I'm mes de lleeneIA le ha aldo
Concsdido oil tenients TAllada de la
policia insular.
-Segtn informes, sl pr6ximo do
miDgo no habra carreras On el Hip6'
dromo de San Juan.
I'm el vapor eCAroliuas fus trAi.
DO Ayer eata ciudAd ell nino Refael
Fsrrer, ,hiio del barbara Jscobo. Disho
nifo hace A'gunaS ssmAnas 90 fuR6
de 10 casa de 81 padre, embarcando
para los EstadoI Unidoa on el mismo
vapor.
Do heridas y sontus.oaes lsvsa
fueron Asistidos aver en- la sala de 40.
eorros Mercedes PrAdo, Miguel Asta.
clio, Mariana CanIsllops y Roberto
Nelson.
Eta mahAna fue Arrsst1do nor
10 policfa sl muehAcho Pablo Corde-
aeusAdo de hurto de metalIso.
Entire Roberto Nelson. Felicia.
40 Ramirez J MArisno Cantellops.
emplesdoa del SClrco Low snds , hubo
aver tArde una rlHA. de la qua rssul.
tAron sl primero y el tsrcsro con al
gunAI eontusionss. La Ioliefa los
arreiI6 preIent6 dsnuncia 81 Jues de
Paz,
-Ss nos informA que han ado nom
oradol medico y prActicanls del Hipd
drcmo de eata ciudAd, el Dr.. don RI
cardo Hsrnkndts J don Jss6s Carbd,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-25
los que ALI 90 cong rega par,
trlbutarle cAri1oso reel b! !m'ento.

los que allf se cong regaban para
trlbusarle cArifioao reel b. 'ento.
Entire las personss que pudimos
conoeer en- aquells inmenaa mu 'titud,
reeordamos los ID pres Post, doctor
Rafael del Vale, don Luis Sanchez
Morales, don Federico Deietau, Astor'
ney General, Tesorero de Puerto Rico,
doctor Goepsga. coronel Bailey del
Regimiento &c Puerto Rico, Jefes y
Odciales de "a policfa, licenciado don
Tomas Bernardini de 10 Huerta, licen /.
ciado Antonsanti, don Pedro de E 70
buru, don Mariano y don Tomas Acos
to, don Victor Burset, Representatives.
de 10 prenss local infnidad de per
sonas que serfa proliio enumsrar.
Parslcularmsnte faeron & recibir
al obispo, entire otros muehos cat6lt
COS, los SET orea Canals, Pslaclo Ro-
drigutz, los aacsrdotes Padre Bsrrfov,
padre Caneiss, padre Colon, padre
Herra 1dez, padre Frank Colon, Capu
chlnos padre Baltazar y padre Leo.
nardo y el sei1or Carril. director de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-25

Aver & les tres 90 reuni6 el Con
seio Executive bsjo Ia preaidsncla de
Mr.. Willoughby. Coneurrieron los
ssfioreA Feuille, Dlaz Navarro, del
Vale, Barbosa, Sanchez Morales,
Ward, Grahsms y FA]kaer.
FL Secrstario di6 lectura q varioa
nombramientos de agentss de inscrip-
clones, que publicamos en- otro sitio
del peri6dico,
Mr.. Feuille infsrmA que, cuidado'
samente examinada 10 denuncia que
80 hiciera aeerca de un eleetor or
Guayama que no habia cumplido Is
edad reglamentaria, result6 ser de q
amos. Solieit6 que dicho eleetor fueri
ineluido en- las listas.
FL Supervisor de Eleccionss MI
Lyons comunica Al Consejo, habsrs'
informAdo que dos sgsntes de inssrip
clones, Juno de Lares y otro de Cabe
Rolo, impeo1an llegalmente las ins
crlpciones. Propuso 10 renuncia d,
dichos gentes, las cusles fleron scsp
tadaa, rombrandoie en- au lugar ur
republtcano para Lares y un unionist,
para Cabo R 10.
Mr. Fsuille informo acsrca de lal
gestiones de la Comisi6n que estuve
en- isla CulehrAs.
Hace a'ganas explicsclones pari
que el Conseio dictamine acerca de lol
terrenos que han de elegirse para ha
GER el nuevo barrlo de San 1defonae
en- Culebras hay dos pueblos. uno of
clal otro que Sc ha lido fernando
csrca del canal de Culebraa. Convient
que Sc hsgAn los lindes del pueblo
Official antes de que ell Consejo accept,