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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14
MONKEY PLAYED MANY PARTS
Defined by Customs Men as Bird, a
Handbag and Dog.

On the travels of a monkey from
Genoa to Heidelberg an amusing farce
might be written. A German gentle
men brought from southwest Africa
a tiny monkey weighing barely a
couple of pounds! From Tanga to
Genoa all went well with the Lilli-
-putian animal 1t was fayorite with
everyone, and Ikayeled free until
Genoa was reached when its troubles
began.
Brought under the notice OF the Ge-
noese customhouse authorities, 1t was
promptly deprived of its identity. 1t
was no longer an animal; it became
bird, and as bird, on which 2s
cents was charged, 1t was conveyed to
the Swiss frontier, where, at stroke
of the customhouse officers wand II
was transformed into cat at the in
creased assessment of $1.56, and
borne by train to Zurich
On its arrival there 1t ceased, as a
cat, to exist, and became mere pack
AEGEAN item of luggage that was con
veyed to Constance for the nominal
sum OF 16 cents.
Still as luggage, though metamor-
phized from package into handbag
it went on Its way to Stuttgart, where
great honor awaited 1t. 1t was, on
payment of $2.O4. exalted into dog
and 1t was as dog that 1t ended its
journey at the university town Of
Heidelberg Stories.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

Maaazlne For the Blind.

Magazine FOR the bIThu'
Through the munificence of the wild
ow of a New York capitalist, the
means has been supplied for the es-
tablishing of a magazine printed in
blind point type.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

I'm my family medicine chest no
remedy is permitted to remain unless
it proves beyond doubt the best to be
obtained for its particular purpose.
For treating all manner of skin
troubles. such as Eczema. letter,
Ringworm. ETC., Hunts Cure has held
its place for many years. have
failed to find surer remedy, 1t cures
itching instantly"
r. NJ Swami.
Franklin, La.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14
Not Complimentary.

A stockdealer, buying horses In
Colorado, had been directed to the
ranch of Old Bill Sands Wishing to
learn something of Old Bills business
methods before entering into negotia-
tions, he made some inquiries at a
nearby ranch.
what sort Of business man Is Bill
,Sands?" he asked.
wall. stranger" replied the ranch
or, 81 don't think Old Bill would go
plumb to hell for a nickel; but he'd
keep fishing around the edges for it
until he fell In. "-Lippincotts.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

section sharp blow with hammer.
Be careful to hit the section squarely
and not the bar. A blow properly de-
ivered, declares Prairie Farmer. will
remove the sections ana then the riv.
cts may be punched out.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

Few things are impracticable in
themselves; and 1t is for want OF ap-
pllcation, rather than of means, that
men fall of SUCCESS Rochefoucauld.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14
REMOVING BROKEN SECTIONS.
How the Mower Blade Can Be Made
Ready for New Teeth.

If you wish to remove old broken
sections from mower or binder
blade, quickly and easily, place the
bar on dome metal case as indicated
in the sketch and strike the broken
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

Now, l am ready how do look,
dear?" you remind me Of Sioux
in his war paint" "Oh, you nasty
thing, you" "Don't cry, darling; I
only meant you were dressed to kill"
Baltimore American.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18


Who has been Mayor for Two terms
-eea Is the present Mayor-apd who
he's never been defeated. He is oan-
didate FOR Railroad Commissioner and
his chances for election are flsts77ing.
Hon. james M. Sullivan is an hon
ored and distinguished con Of Ander-
son County, and the citigens Of the
County are rnanifesting very great In
terest in his raca for Railroad Com
missioner. This, by the way, 10 q high
" important ofIiee, one that vitality
sfects tho intslSata of oitigens in
every part Of the State; and with mon
OF the intellectual sbility and un-
swerving honesty of Mr.. Sullivan as
CommiBsiones, the people Of tha State
|en!a eease ttee &C. regard tho Commission
as has been tho case too much In the
past, as 'uaeless office that serves no
good purpose In the administration of
tha peoples affairs. H.,>s. -,
Mr. Sullivan he's been highly hon
0red and trusted by his County and
City since he consented to enter poli.
ties. He was elected as o member OF
Constitutional Convention of 1895, and
then was elected q member Of the
House, and afterwards was elected
oenator' without an opponent. AZ the
end OF bis term as Senator, he was
sio1ted mayor OF the City OF Anderson
for two terms, of two years each. AM
IN every position he displayed tha
fine sense anG integrity Of purposa
that had been characteristic of. him il
hie private affairs. and vh!ch. had Cd
apied him to build up, with his asso
ciate8, one OF the largest and mos
popalar Mercantile sbnsiness houses II
Owing TO- the time required of hin
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ANDERSON, 8. c., WEDNESDAY JULY 49, 1906

for his public duties, he found that he
would have to discontinue his public
or private duties, and he gave np hia
prlvate business, at a large personal
sacrifice, In order that he might con-
tinne In the discharge of his public
dutiea. He gerved for O time as Agent
OF the Z. & w. G. Railroad In Ander-
eon, but resigned this position to give
bis time more fully to the duties of the
mayorelty.
What better training could q man
have had for the Office he Is now seek
lng7 What powerful factor on the
Commsssion this training end expe-
rienee, in public and private affairs
W1ll make him! What g splendid
man who seeks public Office a7as as
we'll fitted for the Office sought as our
friend and neighbor and fellow Citizen,
James III. Sullivan!
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18

The publication committee OF the
United Synod Of the Southern Lpth.
Gran Church. in session at Dallas,
N. G., made a report recommending
the establishment Of Lutheran pub.
fishing houRe At Columbia, 8. @.
1T il said that Mrs. Harriet Ho-
burn drowned herself ard two chill.
dren in Tiger river, Union County, as
the result Of being beaten and shot By
near CSleraine last week.
The contract for the battleshir
South C=7oi:za las been iet aud il
about Two years ono Of the most pow.
! arsnl 81 het.leshipe will be abroad
upon the high seas, floating the flag o.
:ne United States and bearing on it,
PROV the name "South Carolina"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18
Horrible Tragedy Ia North Carolina.

Greensboro, N. g., July 14.-Oue Of
the most horrible tragedies in the his
tory Of Rowan county occurred near
Barber's junction, about 40 miles from
this city, this morning. Between the
hours Of l and 2 O'Clock an unknown
person or persons entered the home of
Ike Lyerly, we'll known farmer, while
its occupants were asleep, killing Mr:
Lyerly, his wife and two of the young
est children and fatally wounding the
third.
The parents and the three children
were sleeping in the f7oot room on tho
first floor, there being two elder daugh-
ters sleeping up stairs, who were un-
molested and were awakened by the
smoke and flames from below. The
girls descended tho stairs to awaken
their father and mother. On reaoh-
iug their room they beheld their faith
er and mother and the three youngest
children lying on the bed, their heads
were crushed and their faces. badly
dissgured.
The two older daughters, Mary aud
Addie, aged 18 and IL respectively,
managed to carry the dead bodies from
the house aud extinguish the flames.
Then they ran to the nearest neigh
Dor, W. B. Berbers, and told the story
Of the awful tragedy. There being NO
officers Of the law at this place, r. r.
Mullikep, train dispatcher on duty at
that hour, was notified and promptly
wired the news to the sheriff at Sails.
bury, who started at ouce to the scene
With bloodhounds and posse OF armed
men. Bloodhouuds were also sent
from Winston.Sslem to assist in the
pursuit. Of sho guilty.
Mir. Lyerly was q highly respected
citizen and we'll connected and il il
iaa9nseivsbie shat any enc sheu!i
have anything against him OF. his Fam
lily. $3.50:
Three negro men and negro woman
l-George Erwin, jack Dillingham; ant
Mitchell Graham aud his vife--havt
been arrested and put in Jail st Sails
bury on suspicion Of completely in tht
case. ~ =
Excitement ia intense in the neigh
borhood and there is talk Of lynohing
|, Il the criminals ere caught. T..
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18

An automobile is source Of dis
appointment or OF Amusement, just
as gen 9: SSoo;G7 Soo;G7 '5ishhaauE is paying the
bills. .-.-.
"A woman mey. chsnse her mind
as often as che wants 20, but when q
man changes his he ie pretty certain
to hear his letters read in court.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18

Who hes several times been Mayor Of
Anderson and who could almost GER
tainly be Mayor again il he wanted the
Office. He was one Of tho most popu-
lsr Mayors chat Anderson ever had.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18

S !! ,,see0I snits 20 psr cont off, ! now IA u
8 SIS, :Sn Z seaits s 20 per esnt oa: now u,
B 9 loaO0 y snit 2o PA = ee,s 81 ssez. ; J:
sa 2.s0 suits 40 per esnt 90. /. now, .,
js % snits aa psr cent ea, now !.
Zs1 M 8M.0 snits 0;r0r rent ., 3 5 od; now 1
II mo 40 ssulta e0 per cont oH, now
d aSsIgs 4 Suifsg 4 s0 q j Per cent on nav
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18
DIR. w. la. NARDLN

Who served one term as Mayor and
who has several times been urged to
accept the Office again, but refused on
account Of his heavy medical practice.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18

- - Gov. AeywsFd has called q meet
ing Of the State Board OF Pardons for
Wednesday,, Angues 1. Since ths
Boards last session, petitions for
pardon and comnutation have poured
into the Governors Office aud the
Board will find good days work ont
ont for It. .....: =, ... S.. { IS. " #
-: s--! By the prompt action Of Sheriff
Thomas j, D Daekett, Of Laurens and
his deputy, q. Il. Sullivan, a. lynch.
ing was Snegtowly averted late Satur-
day evening in TINT county. Charley
Kennedy, a negro, charged with TAX
ing advantage OF q weak.mindea
white s:::?l, ===ss ==s sshas oau5o Of tho trou.
bic. {. (; ~; ,,# =. 5 L. > I, i. s: q;
{ -. u ThsTo sT Is mighty little fun in pay.
ing for:it after you have had It,. -" !.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-18

THB LATE HON. J. l.. TRIBDLE
Who wss twioe unanimously elected
Mayor of Anderson, and who WAS one
of shs able5t mYYubsFS Of the Auder'
con bar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11

G9-Loa m6dieos eondenan unap1'
memente el uso de las emulsiones que
contisnen CreosotA 9 Guayseol. Es
bian AAbido que esaas Hultsrcias euan'
do 30 toman me zc!adas con el Aceite
de Higado de Baealac !rrilan el cst6'
msgo y los riHones, entorrecen 10 bue-
M nutrici6n y por las treeuentea eva
cuaeiones cue cAusAn, produesn el fA'
pido aniQuilamiento dc los eptermos.
El doctor Rsrsons, ur dlstirguido
cspeoiAlistA de 10 CiudAdde Aexiec, ,di'
90 { este reupeeto: sRi6riendome al
valor Germislda de 10 CreoSota, cuLn
do % Ia administra & et ter.nos tuber
culosos Incorporate & prepRrasionef
de Aeeiis de HigAdo de BsealAo, e.
slsr6: que lea experimentoS quimicos
observation cuidAdosa do un gran
a6mero de oAaos, han cemoElrSdo que
eualq uisra que sean los resultAdos be-
n66cos cue los eDfsrnos puedan reel
Dir del uao dc 10 CreoRots y otrAs sus
sSLciAs irritantes de estos rssultadoS
nulihesn los sfsetos perniciosos que
siereen tales drogAs en eli est6mAgo,
Es up hssho bieu souosido que 10
ssimil AeI6n tScil } compltiA de los eli
msntos es de 10 msyor importaneia on
81 tratAmienio de laa eIfsrmedAdes
que se cArractoriEsn por dsnutrisi6n.
Sc saoe lamblen cue OIL Acsise dc Hi
gado dc BAsAlno, perfselamsnse smu
sionsdo, en uno de Ice meiores rseora
,itnYeniss. Por ESQ 90 gus los mas die
tinguldos eapeoi allsiAs prsseriban hoy
las emulsionss de Aesite de HigAdo ds
Basalko cue no sonilene CreososA
ntras SusiarciAa lrriiAnlss, cue osa
slonau sl dss6rdan 40 as ianelones al
gsss.Vaa.
De les dlieren1as urepsrae. onss ds
Aasiia aa HlgAdo &c BAsalAo, 20 ore
asFo IL Esau'si6n &c Seoa ous sabfl
san los uhorss kson Bowas ds
NusvA fofk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11
MAS NOTAS De PONCE
Las fiestas de la Guadalupe/>Descarrilamiento de
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prestados
por la pohcia,>>OtraS notcias,

10y aemos aldo dslEerlados a.
iequs De lA Diana cue nos snaneis ba
Is inargirAsi6n Dc IL asIla do Ia
Gsaiaiu2s, L banda Dc q ,iea re.
sorfl6 vaslas eAllsI ds lA sladsa, %.
ssado Aisgrss darEIs
-Ea lamsaanA de agsr dsssarril6
e. area oalFs IL ssiAsl6a Go C6rssga ,
3 ds Analeo
-HA iallsel3o b1y lras lsFgA ;
7aaoSa aat,Fzsiad O. s'hlagada oburo
Jlaa Ramos, dsiaado &c IL olfaatad
sas v.u1a , ara ilsFsa aaL
-Ea IA mAfsna ds h1y ts rsslA
"a & saa Iita "a ssEon h'ies ds
aastiro gas'.1o an g9 doc aae.,so
aaao snplsaao ts - ,as.aaH q
81 e r3caAea
e. anaaAaa Sc a1g hAtagIsa,a3
q soaeats 50 3I,laflo e !4
san
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11

II AbcgAdo pide al scussdo mani
isHls con que pueda 81 probAr que las
sait.s son &c au povlE y 81 dics que
con au hsrmAna Bsnita CAaAnova.
vi ahogado pids permiso para
lssr Is & dllima sarts y sl Fiscal mani
fiesta que sAia cor rms con aseptAr'
las como Aui@ntics.
PugantAdo 81 eon0al1 h lss mueho
sismpo q HIlArio Soiis. eonteuta qus
voso. Dselars, 4 preguntaS del abo'
gAdo que no 90 do suertA de 10 que
h'zo, zero que eataba ssloso do Hila'
rio, & quisn ella 10 mirabA con mira
do psnstr ante. So Sesrs6 q ella para
deeirle cue como 10 habfa engt ado y
Is resp9ndi6 que ls deiars; que ella
qusrlA bailar; que g. sRIi6 entoness OIL
balloon y no Rabe 10 que 10 VAs6.
Sotsro Hernandez: Dics ser oil due
10 do 10 sass donde 90 selstr6 sl bale;
que sonoes Al aeuEAdo como hombre
de hueaa eondueta.
CARLOS EGsobAr; Conose al asuss.
do emo hombrs honradc, & 10 fntpr'
|fsslA y HilGrio Soils. Dies hAbsr
viato & eats dfay antes en- sAsA do Ju'
lia de Casanovs, SAbs que sl dia S
de julio Hila'io Soils do IN bale On
In casa do Sotsro Hsrr a7dex, para oil
eual 10 invite disiendols que e.tabs
medic ssnamoriseados pero BIN presi
sar lA muisr. sAhS que Juan Perez
le1ia MADEIRA y zins prsparAda para
haesr una caaita para eassrSe.
AmAlio Cepeda, Dies &C cnscsr Al
scuaado, & 10 irtsriseta y H!lsrio
Soils, 4 eEte s6lo de rttsrsncia. Disc
que Gate es nAtursl do AQusl pueblo
psro vivi6 On San Juan, J fu6 & 80 usI
barrio q pintar ana sAsa do sotsro
Hernandez. Q 10 Saba gus Juan Pc
rez, tenfa IL ttsnclonss do eAssrse con
julia CasAnovs, porous catuv0 On ca
% do 81 { psdirls IN dinsro srestAdo
para sonstruir una casa con objsto de
casArGs; hAblA fAvorAhlements de laa
fAmilias Pertz y CAasnoVs, Presl ia.
70 Andino. poliefA inaular. Dice ous
al dia despu6s del suces0 sAli6 de
Lola, On perStcusi6n dc Per.x. euson
trAndolo On SAnturss sAaA do IN her'
mAno EuIo. Qle lleg6 Alli. y al pre-
guitar por 8, le diio su hsmAno,
que Alli % ereorsrAbs, zero cue hA'
hiA llsgado hsrido y sstaba aeoasado.
II poliefA psnlt:6 en- 10 hAbitaoi6n
y OIL .eomunicarle g AsuaAdo cue va
niA & dstener.s, este 10 manifsst6 QUE
hAbia hlcho y 81 rssponderls el poll
ciA cue so 10 AeutAbA dc hAhsr mata,
do 10 nc cne ant's Julia Otsanoys.
10 que 81 nsR6 Aaomhr6Is , somsp x6
& llOrar,
Dr.. Slsinio Vic Arrondo. Dies
qss al AeuEAdo pertensce 4 una iAmi
lia de lenpsramsuIo nsrvIoso; que los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11
En- la Corte de Distrito
JuiCiO p0r aSeSinatO en- primer grad0

oslon han discriminate este crimsn &
iuzgar por les ciseunatancfas fsiol6
gieas que coreurren On el heeho. Ira
10 al aeusado como individuo que pA'
deee do psrturh asiones serebralss, de-
terminadAs por religion.
FL doctor velez, conforms son el
doctor VixsArrondo.
Cruz Perez: Dise ser hsrm ano del
aauaado. Que el die 16 do Julio lego
k.su aasa On Santuree, por 10 mafianai
que psnetr6 por dstras dc 10 casa y 80
lanz6 on I'M catre, como IN lceo, ha'
blando frasss incohsrentss. QasexA'
minGndolo not6 que sstabA hsrido por
sl euello y lusgo, como 4 In hora, VIC
que un poltefa 10 psrssgufA y 50 snts
r6 eutoneas del suseso.
Juan Colon Maslara: Dies que 90
dependents del seiior Cruz Perez, On
Ssnturae, y al sntsrarse do 10 que 10
oeurria & su hsrmsno. 10 mAnd6 4
Lola & invsstigsr. Cue foe & dieho
pueblo y Alli 50 snssr6 qas Juan P6rsx
hAbfa matAdo On un bale & Julia o..
sanova.
So dielara 10 Corts On reesgo po r
eluco minutes.
Fl Fiscal hass 30 AeusAai6n. J
: aostiene sus sonelusiones.
: CcmienzA 10 dtfsnaa & cargo de
don Joi6 dc Guxm&n Bsnitgx.
Gu diaeuFg0 fac brillAntisimo, In.
tsresants, conmo vsdor, maglstrAl, So
bre TODD On los momentos On que rela'
To el amor y loo auhlimidades que
encierra.
Rsbats 10 esliasasi6n que 90 hA
h.cho del deliio, por eonaidsrar que
Juan Psrsz no ha matado malieiosa y
de- ihsradamsnts 4 Julia Casanova.
Dsss que 81 tsn6msno produeido
On "a ser por 81 complexion nerviosa
sangufceS, detsrmin6 su aetitud oil lls'
gar & 10 casa de Sotsro HernAndtx y
YER que ALI estaba 90 noxis, Qqs mo :
mertcs Antea 10 hAbia eserito una ear
II, Ia eual lego, On lA que 10 prctesta'
hA do au amor inf alto y 10 promstta
no lr oil &l bails y verla trente & HI
lArio soIer ~ rival, dIrigI6ndosc am
bcs miradAs y sonrisas do sfssto De
ahi que Juan Perez, mat6 sin intenei6n
y Por tanto, eoncurrisndo On el saso
las eireunstAneiAs ~ ex puestAI, pida
pArA oil AeusAdo un veredieao dc incul'
pAbilidad.
El Fiscal eisrrA los dsdAtes sos
| tsniendo au seuSAei0n.
E Ju.z inIiruye al iurAdo sohFa
OIL eAio que se irzgS,
e. iurAdo Trssidido por don Joae
ElzAhuro, 80 rsGirA { dslihsrAr q los
1875. A los by 40 regresA con an
vsrodist0 de b 1mIcidio voluntArio.
La Corts NiiAla sl dia Is PAra 10
Asntensia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11

-Ella miaAnA Go hos Is sordu'
do 81 sailo Teiseshs " nlbo Gus %
hGbiA !n,c IeAdo con pspl,as DO tlr.
lego
-Hly ss hl selsbfado % sl Ten.
pl0 CATO leo ana aolsnns mlsa On ho-
nor lA PulisimA CotesFe'5n q
temple saiAbs llsno % aSIss dsvolos
- Jvlgsdo msaIslpAl soudsa6
aver 4 jaime CAsab,Ansa lAl B3iip, 1
mstsa a. pFliloa sog robo ls 10
par &c stpaies
-4u.shs iallss.3 A asFsaabls
nE2Fa 4 - laanA ssgaEra ia aar
"a c. don Aa1Tol e ue'a saFgsalo
1s sosil e ssia pgaio
-AYsr be lsmAao Baau. 4,
Pssslo Co poIs.a dsl gtaal g ssla
.tA.g. doc laa Cal&lYsa LuEa
-xl gaaFa.a Justice gaa ataaa.
s.1 4 gfsss.gso Clsvs1 sog hafia as
aef e. polt.a Ists 4 Raslta laaas
Aa.ia HssgefA. gag at.aas sa !
IA eftaaaf "a aas.t.Ralts
~ nsass ia8Foss siisf
Gel Busa
= aauafa As9saa X
zee -Cs@ aseia Hsasaa vA.a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11

si6n De Fsslsiol Fapsrii6 llmosnAs 4
les pobrsa en- sl Soaso Alabe
-Coniir hA rs'nando sl spiuslasmo
PoP ls prcSIma ll'gsdA de la compa
MA Dc EArEuslIi - Sc han hseho ii
gsnca aoonos 90 palsos y lunslas.
Yor lslSgriio vmiI6 ausssro
amigo don Tomas calllllo 81 ssarsiA
rio De safe maelslpio 10 ligulscts.
sTouSs CSs'sdss villa 81. Pouss.
Apr 6ado per unanlmidad. Co.
a e a'o saa'ts , scmps Esroa
U0sa -.
Tsasaoa psu 10 abogaao BrAnl
90 mA
81 cis.al Del ispafiansslo 90 ~
uliad Ia paaaao asa somaslsasl6n
al tsgaFisasslo ds o6rAs gtsllsaa
rs.tllys AiA lmgisa ds aEa lsRlsa
as' HctPiial Civil, i saAl 90 - Ia
hfsha 81 seno 10 e Esa "a sgIaa
aasltaFifa
Ia islss,to = tsasra 3esARa
taf.a cs@ 50 . 10 e susalFo saru
aNtG.x9 teafo I sda.io caaa.
su
MzagesaAt
Es aa. a.a IA. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-11

So eonatituys el iursdo compussto
de loI aenorsn HIlarino Lopez Cepsrc.
Guillsrmo Peuz Asosts, Bonifssio
Lopez, z lilo 0 mos, AureiiAno NsvAl,
JoG6 E'zaburu, Aurslio GArefa, Co.
rsrdo BAldri6h, Ernsito Perez Q hno'
nes, Jose Montalinos, Rtn6a Rodri'
guez, Manuel L0ubriel.
ii AsusAdo 30 sienta 90 sl bRnqui.
llo y eomienza 10 vista nusvAmsnte.
e Abogado ErsasntA unaS earias
como prueba doeumentAl. quo son re-
vIsAdaa por sl Jutz y oil Fiscal. Elts
dtimo pids oil abr & ado lesxS Sliqrs los
motivos para PrsseCtH sGhs eartAs
privsdas. Fl abogAto exqons que en-
diehRs esrias Ia inbsItssta julie Casa.
nova pr( tNabA 81 scusado gran amor
y On unA do elias 10 promsaA ds no ir
al bsile que 80 eslebr6 10 roehs que
ocurri6 el erfmsn. Sc aplszA eia
SruehA.
Antonio CAsanovs dsslAr&: Dice
ser padre dc Julia Casanova. A pre-
gnnsss del Ab7gado mani6eata que
Juan Per.x era sccio dc "a eomersio
que llevabA Amores con au hi Ju.
lilo. A prsguntas del Fiscal disc qua
su b \ 70 tuvo m&R amorss que los
do Juan Perez.
Bsnila CasRnova Diee ser her
mana do Julia. Fl ahogAdo 10 muea
tra unas -eRrtAs de "a h.rmsna para
que les examine y diga VI % letrA de-
ella. Fl FACsl Sc opone y tomA *
sapei6n.
La iestgo al yer 10 losra do "a
hsrmAno, sutrs IN liasope y loa mar
shalH 10 trRaladan en- una ailla & IN
dspAitAmento Immediate donds 10 Au
xjliA un neaieo. Ei Gbogado rsrune.u
q este teatlgo,
DssisrS eI aGusado: Disc que q
llama Juan Perez, que eonoclA & Julia
CAsarova. eomo 81 rovia que srs; 70
conoos como de 50 novia, las eArsAs
quo 10 musatrA oil Abogado de 10 de
fensA. Dice que sl Ola del balls, ella
Ia eEsribi6 por la tarde promslie ldol'
no ir al bAils, On asenei6n q que 81 Rs
| 10 hAbiA pr( hIh!do.
Llfg6 & Hu easA y ohseTv6 an ella
mirAoss que no 10 sAtiatAsian y QuS
% sAusaron cslos.
Qls Eupo dsspr6I qua un tel Solil
tde invitArlA y sus hermanAs cor
ella J ls prcmstieron ir. QIe le esSri
bio prohibi6Ddosslo , lasgo rssibi(
eartA do ella sn que 10 promaliA nc
Asislir 81 bAils.
Fue por 10 noehs 60 aeers6 81 bal
10 y VIC cue "a noviA eEtAb@ bAilAndc
alli no supo 10 Qne hizo.
A preguntas del Abogado dice que
10 querfa con soda ~ alma, que au
amor era insomparAbls J que 90 sssA
bG prepsrAndo para sonsrAsr mAtrl
morio.
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