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Sharp County record., 1906-06-15
Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera & Diarrhea Remedy

Almost every family has need
Of reliable remedy for colo or
diarrhea at some lime during the
year.
This remedy is recommended
by-dealcrs who have sold it for
many years and know lis value.
1t has received thousands Of
testimonials from grateful people.
1t has been prescribed BY. pbv-
sicians with the most satisfactory
results.
It has often saved life before
medicine could have beer sent for
or physician summoned.
1t only costs a quarter. Can
you afford to risk so much for 50
Gllep BUY IT Nov
Sharp County record., 1906-06-15
An Invitation.

He-I think would like to kiss YOU
She-Do you always think twice be-
fore you act?-Yonkers Statesman.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-15
InVariahlN.

The man who pays may realize
The play is good for nix;
But the man who came in gratis
Is the man who always kicks.
Houston Post.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-15

1t is economy to save and mis-
erly to hoard.
Sharp County record., 1906-06-15
7. ]. DAVIDSON, Mp.
-ASD-.
a'lI i; E'tat' 4: Agent,
EENlNG SHADE, ARKANSAS.

A GREEMENTS or LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
\ mcnts, amdavlls to accounts, DISPOSITIONS md
." renewal 0i mortgages taken, Absiracts NJ
vie Furnished Balls Of sale, bonds lor ti,rc
ddeus ot trust-personaty and resltv--deeds
lpt-ol@ln,, nas bands, unmarried persons, wii2s
llhor contracts, lnorlgages-rcal csHtc, chgitl
aaa er0l-Hnd powprs ul attorney, written nud
acknolodged unreasonable tcrms,
Applications iarhomeslcads md prc.omnijo,,,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
MANUAL TRAINING
 IN LOCAL SCHOOLS
WOmaE's Club DeViSing Plans To Bring About This
 Improvement

Convinced that the schools of this city should have a manual training department, that to keep up with bet ter class Of schools throughout the
 country this department is necessary
 the N mans Club of Bisbee is now ac
 lively al work on plans they will cul
 minate in the attainment of their ob ject. ---.
 To assist and guide the ladies in
 their efforts, c. F. Philbrook, principal
 of the city schools, will address the la. dies Friday afternoon at their club house on Manual Training" in the
 course of which he will point out some , of the many advantages of this form , of education.
 Just how funds will be decided upon | to maintain the manual training de partment the ladies have not yet de,
 cided. It is possible that they will at-
 tempt to carry on the work by popular , subscription, if this plan is found to i be feasible.
 i In the basement of the Central school building there is ample room
 for a department of this kind. It Is
 planned to utilize the space not taken up for other purposes with the manual training, in stalling benches, places
 for tools and other equipment neces- sary.
 ! Mrs. H. NJ. Shields is at the head , of a committee of the WOman's Club
 that is working on the project. They
 have investigated the matter thor oughly, and are all enthusiastically in favor of the addition of this depart
 ment to the city schools. It is intended to pattern the manual training department much after that in Prescott, which was installed by the Woman's Club of that city, and has since been found one of the wisest
 moves the women of Prescott have ever made.
 Both boys and girls are given the ad-
 vantage of the training, the boys with | carpenters tools and the girls with | needles. Some of the work that has been done by the pupils in the Pres colt schools has attracted much at
 tention.
 It is probable that shortly after l Professor Philbrook addresses the la
 dies they will appoint committee to | take active charge of the financial end of the matter. This will be the most important feature of the work. as the
 money will be raised from sources
 other than the regular school funds.
 Speaking of the advantages of man
 ual training as connected with school
 work. Professor Philbrook states that
 they materially assist in the education
 of both boys and girls. IL gives them
 la practical education in certain lines
 that can be obtained in no other man, ner Whether they desire or not to follow it as a trade in after life makes no difference with the efficacy of the 1 training.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
4 NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT OPENS UP THIS
 MORNING

o. E. Moore. Merchant Tailor from St. Louis, has leased the building for. nnerIy occupied by the Wells, Fargo Express Go. and will today open up a first-cIass Tailor Shop-wiil do a gen. erai Merchants T aiIorins of ladies and gents garments. Also carries fine line of J. W. Losses samples of St Louis and ]. L. Gatzerts samples of Chicago, have your spring suit made here or he will send to the East for you. ....,~
 Steam cleaning, steam dyeine. Re pairing and pressing promptly and neatly done. Ladies' cleaning a spe cislty. All work on short notice. Call up 37e and we do the rest.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
RULING EFFECTS BORDER CATTLE Cattle StrayiDg Across Gan
 Be Returned Kith-
 out Quarantine

4 recent ruling has been made by Secretary Wilson of the Agricultural
 Department that will be of a material hepefit to the cattle men of Cochise
 county. particularly those whI have tECir ranges in the vicinity of the in- teInaIknal line, in regard to he cat .ie that stray across the line. Inc new rule is entirely T&vTTdhle io the interests of the cattle hler as under it cattle that stray l+~oss tEe fine may be brought back wit lout in- reference on account Of the tick G'tar- antine regulations.
 The Treasury Department already ] allows their return without the pay
 melt Of duty, but considerable red
 5ape must be gone through before cat
 tie can be returned to their owner. ! The Arizona CaItlemen's Association has been instrumental in securing this ruling and are deserving of the credit thereof. especially the officers of the
 association.
 For a number of years The cat;.e-
 men of Cochise county have had all
 sorts of trouble with. cattle that stray
 ed across the line. Both governments
 had so much red tape to go through that it was nearly a weeks work to get a few head of cattle bacz across the line, besides at considerable cost. , Now that the government has seen 7 fit to eliminate some of the rcst-!c-
 tions it is hoped by cattlemen that ithe Mexican government will also modify some of its rulings. i Advices from Washington are to tho effect that the House committee on
 mining has agreed to favorably report
 the Monden bill providing for the en- dowment of schools or departments
 of mining in connection with state agricultural colleges.
 I Under the bill money derived from | the sale of lands in the various states
 and territories is to be devoted to the new departments. The amount the be given to each department for
 the first year is 10 be s20.000 annual fly.
 | The states and territories which are
 to profit bv the bill are Arizona. Cal. ! ifornia. Colorado Idaho, Kansas. Mon
 fana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico
 Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
SWEDE IS HEIR
 TO LARGE SUM
Carl Sundbefg says He Has Just Received Word Uf
 an Inheritance

With a big bunch of money coming to him as an inheritance from Sweden in which country he claims his father was a high official, Carl Sundbers a miner, employed by the Copper Queen Company. is working day by day for his living. y
 He charges that he left his home in Sweden when he was but mere boy, on account of cruelty imposed upon him by his older brothers. He came to America when he was 1i years of age and has never written back to his people. He stated that his sweetheart, Hilda Swanson, now ID Durango. Colo, has been communlcat ing with her relatives there and that she informed him of the legacy due him.
 Mir. Sundberg has taken this matter up with attorneys and believes ne Will get his inheritance in the near iuIure He says that if necessary he Will haAe trip back to Sweden.
 According to his estimate, Suna- berg has about $25,000 gold due him from his fathers estate. He claims that he was the youngest son and thal he was imposed upon by the older children. He grew tired of this anu .bummed" his way to America. lie has received several letters from his parents. but has never answered thelr letters because he did not want them to know where he was.
 There is a thrilling romance coh' nected with the story. if his Nords are true. He says he was the lover of Miss Swanson when they were scbolmates together in Sweden. Alter ne came to America. he sent Tor her and she stole away from home ana boarded a steamer as a domesuc to A French family, who had been tour ing Sweden, but who was leaving that country for a visit to America ohe got her transport from that family anu landed with them in this country. AS soon as she got to New York she took the train for Lindsborg, Kan, where her lover was living.
 They were to be married in te" weeks when Sundberg grew jealous and left. leaving no trace Of himseh. Wild speculation prevailed as to his whereabouts for several weeks, when she learned that he had gone to Du' rango. She followed him there, but he refused to marry her.
 After a few weeks in Durango, Sundberg came to Arizona. She learned where he was and wrote him. A correspondence was again re sumed. She kept up a correspondence with her relatives in Sundberg, Swe' den, through which medium it was learned that Sundberg's father had died and left him large inheritance She immediately notified him and the matter was investigated.
 Sundberg stated yesterday that he has taken action to recover his share of the legacy. and that as soon as IT is in his possession he is going to marry Miss Swanson, the only girl he claims he ever loved.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
DENIES THAT HE
 INJURED WIDOW Day Says He Did Not Take Mrs. DaVldsen'S Money
 TO SquaDder

Rather than to have done Mrs. Davidson any injury, turned her out of my house as she claims I did, take her money, I would rather have left the house myself and turned every thing over to her." said W. Fl. Day yesterday.
 Day claims that he has been wrong fully accused by members of the Bis bee Charity Club of trying to get away from Mrs. Davidson money that was given her shortly after the tragic sui eide of her husband. who put a re- volver to his head, blowing out nis brains as the finale of drunken spree.
 Day claims that Mrs. Davidson gave him sum of money to invest for her, and that he. did it just as she re- quested. Later she changed her mind about the investment, and asked him to get her money back, as she wanted to go into the lodging-house business aI Lowell
 Day states that the matter was plac- ed in the hands of committee which was to act yesterday, and adjust mat ters to the satisfaction of Mrs. David son, whom he says he will have noth- ing more to do with when he gets their affairs strengthened out.
 Shortly after Mrs Davidson's bus, band committed suicide, she was of fered a home for herself and two chil- dren by Day All he asked of her was that she keep house for him. About $500 she received from charitable sources he invested by and with her consent in a house and loC, situated near his property.
 As far as having taken the widow money, gambIed it away or drank it up, Day says the charge is preposter- ous. He has been told by several peo- pie that Mrs. Davidson has told a story to several. which places him in a bad light.
 Day claims the Charity Club con demned him on the story of Mrs. Da- vidson, and without coming 10 him for his side of the affair. There was DC wrong done Mrs. Davidson by me- said Day, land I stand at all times ready to show the true condition Of this matter. Those who will not be convinced can call and see me at Low ell"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13
A SAFE COUCH MEDICINE FOR
 CHILDREN

In buying a cough medicine for chil- dren never be afraid to buy Chamber. lain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it and relief Is always sure to follow. It is especially val uable for colds croup and whooping cough For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13

In the last twenty years 2,eG1 bal loon and airship ascents have taken place in Germany and only S6 cases of accident have befaIlen the 7.57O persons taking part in them. Conse- quently one trip in 57 comes to grief, or one aeronaut in 21O suffers an ac- cident.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-13

Never tell a funny story you cant finish in a minute.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
GuStlYO Rodriguez
ABOaADO Y NOTARIO
eaFIaa 8. PsaGe. PHaEts-Rtss
Para los que quIeran sOIOsaF
blOn 81 dInsFO

De vsnds 8 arrisnda On Ponss, %
10 sails ATOUHA, la mas e6ntrisA de
la oiUdad snlrs las dos plAxAs prinsi-
palss, m AlmAssn dc mampostariA ,
madsrA del pals. Dc II piss 9 pulgA-
dss s de rsuts por la salls del AoI ,
80 II pulKadaa por lA do ATOCHA,
trsnba { les aasas de KnmAnuslli + @.
2, 'VAldssillA HsmAnes b O,
Por lsnsr este AlmAssn dos Arri-
moa e hasa may fkeil fAbYisArls uns
pIAnta alta, som6n kngnlo de man
rosbeFfa solAmsnta. Tamhikn ana d
plAeos alutas mainvostaria sondKuI
Ant1f1sr "a ID saiif del noL. II Qul
sdquisfa Ussa propisdad tsndrG n
busa tAisrts De 81 diusrol Para In
FsrAss dlyiGirss & RAyARz R1vHal
EaHaI.-aal Ik. Poasa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
De NUfSTROS CANCES
EI armamentO cLbanO reC0-
lido por Ia Intervention.
MuItimiII0nari0.
SORPRENDENTE
SORPRENDENTE
Una anecdota de Ia vida del
ex-pe6n Alvarado. -Litis
por un bananal'

Del Armsmento cubGno Teaogido
por 10 inter vsnsi6p, han aldo ds4 trui
dos 13 500 rihM y 1900 bayonelaL
: 500 riAis. 81 essops,as J 140 ssb'ss
qusdsron On PArqus jupto con 20 900
rinss, einco CO q ,nss. sualro pitzas do
montaia , 3ss. COO tires.
Pedro AlvArAdo, al mult'millo-
mario mt ea1o que hIes alg6u item
20 tf.ssi6 81 gobierno de su psfs pa
gar toda la deuda sxMrfa de lA Re-
pdbliea q tftulo dratuito, va por pri
mera vsz & kex'oo 60 oil mas luiosc
trsn que fab'iss'ss pusda, Sc srss
que Va & renovAr 80 testa LlsvNa
an el tren una suma que 10 estima ep
varies mil aeS. Alvarado tiens 81
aaos, En ana osasi6r, an podsroso
sindicato, dutH) do varias minas On
Mexico. snvi6 nm SCENTS 6 proponsrls
que vsndiers su nina, FL antique
ps6n aontest6; sYo DO vendo; pero si
el aindieAto aia un presto rszonahls
por todas aus minss. pusdo eomprkr
aslass Elsgsnts 90 retro ssombra'
do,
LA propisdad do IN bAns nal fun
dsdo on territorio que Colombia y
Costa Riea sc disputaban y que Fran
eia como irbitro a3iudic6 & Colombia
psro Panama eonesdi6 & Cc sta R!sa,
sssa & On Ainistro do Rsli clones Ex'
teriorss y 6ats 6 10 Comps Gla Fruters
Unida, 90 sl iniringuIis que un tribu-
nAl dc los Esss dos U aidoa there gu,
resclvsr ca demsnda intentAda por Ia
ICcmps Sfa BAuansrA Au sricAnA con
! tra 10 CompalifA FrutsrA Unida.
Ell Gobisrno do q lombia ha CON
tretado & vArios ofoiAlss del si4rsitt
chileno para organisar el siereito 90
lombiano, on ca!ids1 Dc II fes inatrue
torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
DAT0S CUR|OSOS
El Qobierno argentine recha-
"a proposiclones para nue.
vas |(heas f6rreas.
VENEZUELA
VENEZUELA
Municipio de New York y ell
trabajo a los obreros. : Pro
gresos de Mejico.

III Gohisrno ASksntino ha rscha.
xado los proposieionss que lee fue
ron prssentadas para oil sstsb.ssI'
miento do vAsy fnsas trasatl GntieAs.
por no eatsr do asuerdo con ana Icy
reeisuts.
Rl munieipio dc NuevA York en-,
plsa 81. 600 obrtros y les psgs 81 mi
ll0nss al aiio en salArios.
Diee sl <TrihuIes: <Vsnezuels se
prspara & ana eeeoi6n pi esidsnsiAl.
Darsmcs eusnta de lAs bsias.s
HA si60 n6mbrAdo Conaul de 90.
lombia ca Trinidad. el doctor Rudno
Cnsrvo NarQusz,
30 ha deieubiefto que muy sme
nudo les pbreras do cor 4 ,ssfas suan,
do trahsian On 10 prep paraei6n dc dul
ces do ehoeol aIs lufesn Aocesos hiA;
l6riaos.
Ell ssAor Limantour On una en-
trsvista con I'm rsprsssntAnts dol sHe.
ralds diio que dssds su ascension al
Ainistsrio do Flnanxas do k6xleo,
haes eatores amos. pueds msdirss el
aumsnt' dol cr6dito do la Rsp6blies
por sl hscho dc que entonsss los bo
NOS do 0 por 100 90 eoNxaban al 90, !
hoy les bonos de por 100 90 eosizau
al se Dssds 10 adopei6n tel patron
orc han ipgressdo 100 00O, coo do
frances. do capital trsns6' :, pare in.
duatrias y sstAbleeimisntos bansarios
L. sx2oitasi6p W On eonatante al
msrto.
Una sorrespo ondsncia oil sHs'
rAlds do susntA dc que Eilvsira SUR,
ssriamenbs do rssultss del accidents
dc que I & 'istlma hrcs nae % III
Caracas nadie cree ca % eulpa bill
dad y % dice que On vensxusla b
eumplido aiempre aus compromises, ,
Gus trar saceionss con ess pAfa % ex
tisnden { var!os amos y sum&1 varioI
millones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
LAS CARCELES
MovimientO general de pre-
sos on todas las carce-
las de Puerto Rico.
LOS PROCESADOS
LOS PROCESADOS
Por portar un revolver. --Por
lugar a 10 prohlbido.
Abuse de con6anza

Han iugrssAdo en- Ia sGroel de
Ponce los individuos siguisntss:
Joa6 hAldonAdc, por aeometimlen'
10 agresi6n grave.
Fta7ciaco Basz, por oriar un ga
rrote.
Pfo Torres, por abuse do oonnan.
70.
Crispulo NsreAdo, NsIit6a Burgos
yJuan Santiago, por iugar q 10 Erchl.
bldo.
Han eumplleo eondsna y putstos
en- libsrtsd, EIAdio Villahsrmo1a,
Juan Ramon Cor "a tz. LaudsIino To-
rres, NsmsIlo Rysra, Ignasio Cuevaa
" Jual Meresdc.
I'm II do San Juan hAn iRgresAdc;
Marlin PIzarro, por &C lmstlmisn'
to y sgresi6n, msWs.
Juan CfuE E;quilin, por hufio
men1r. 9 meses.
Juan ]. CAgGaovA. por turbAr 10
paZ Az d al.
Saturnino NisveS per abuse dc
eonfar21, 5 meses.
Pedro SAnchsx. por h1rio menor,
40 diAs.
Manuel vinrE y Rodriguez por
irGuds sl ErArio 3 meIes.
JoI6 Msyssonst, por abuse dc
eorhansa, 2 msseS.
Gregorio Aniczs, por nurso me
nor. 2 messs.
Argtl Bonaro, por talsa rsprs'
sentaai6p, 2 messs,
Jose R0drigl'z, por aoom stimisu
- : sgfss.61, 8 meEs5.
En lads G1aytms han ingrsssdoi
Pedro Torres. por abuse de eondApza
| 3 metel; Luis Silva, por hurso menor,
8 meAea,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
N0taS de Ponce
Fa1ecimiento de I'm bracero Ia Hacienda Mercedita
Bandera puertordquena Sorf renddos por jugsr 10
prohlbdo. -Por perturbar la paz pdbGca' -Juz-
gado de Paz.-Arco trunfal -Otras notici7s

1853, muisrss ". Totsl 2l4. No hA
hAbido hoy ninguna sAlids.
Sc satA proeedit tndo oil Arreglo
y IiutAdo de las dos cAsas cont guas
& 10 Acadia Municipal.
En- sl Juxgado dc pss 90 ssle.
brAron eyer los aiguisntes iuicIos por
irf assi6n do les ordenan1as muniei
pales.
Contra Ffanoiseo ORTIZ y otros
eondenados & 2 dollars y soalas.
Contra Gil Graefs, atauslto.
Contra Juan Bsiaf (, eondenAdo q
3 dollars y costas.
Por II irasci6n del Ar.icplo 1T dc
las ordsnai zas munis 2A.es, denunefa
sl euardiA francisco Rodrigu,z, 4
N co. as Aecsta.
-El Hupsrintsndsnte de obras Ed
blieas inaulares rsmils f&vora b .emen
10 informA1o 10 instaneiA do d. A
Petra Msdina. COL csdi6ndole permiao
para traaladar una eSsA en- 10 soma
al lbsna do 10 sarrs ere rdmsro Q.
-El iovsn abt gado don Honoslo
B,laval. solicita psrmiso para fabrl
ear una sass do mampostsffA su 10
/ eAlle dsl Sol n6msro 12y 10 hA sido
soucsdido por sl DssArtams nto de-
Ohfas ptblieAa municipAlss.
va 10 e,tA sonatruysndo sl areo
do triunfo Que hs dc colo cArss entire
10 Marina y PAxs Mayor. bsio Ia
direeei6n del Ingsnisro mnnisipAl.
-as trabsia astivamsnte On 10 70
Ira-ae6n del muslls amerisAno 20,
donde dsssnbarsarA el presidents d,
los Eata1os Unidos. De he sgregsdt
& este muslls esea e.as y hArandillal
| do que sAreoia.
En- el trayssto do 10 playa oil pue
bio 40 aOloealal bandtrlllAa y lier z j
son inssripsionss alsg6ricas c,n mo
sivo do 10 llsgada del Presidents d,
los Eatados Unides.
-En 10 mafIaaa de hoy han salid'
Eara Aguadil.A IA sArpinteros bsjo |,
direeei6n del maestro Sandalio LcxAI
oontr atAdos para trabsiar On dich
villa.
i Van rsspondisndo algunos pro
pistarioa al llamAmisnto cue hisimo
limpiando y pintAndo lan fAehsdas d
sus edi 6sios.
Aver ssli6 para el pueblo d
AnAseo el ssiIor Coptrsxas Rsmo,
para asistir & nm iuie.o que 90 10 sign
, pOr libelc.
| -AananR sompaYscelG ante
J Juxgado do JuanA Dfax sl iovsn do
Pedro Iglsaias Gonzalez. por joicl
qus 90 10 aigus acusado do insultos
plo vooaeibnes & los unioniatas. L
defsaderG On sI iuielo Q, Ledo PAR
: Oap6.
i lei Casino do sItA aiudad col,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17

Los RuArdiAs insulares Jel6 L.
Gopz& OF y Manuel Torres sorprvndis.
ron aver & varios indiy!duos iugando
q 10 prohibido, estab ssisndo sl con
siguiente parse ante 10 Corts Moniei'
pol.
-Por psrturbar 10 psx pdblies
fusron dsnun'iadt 0 Dor sl Rusrdia DO.
rsfin L6psS. Psdre Sanchez, Jos6 Pc
ri6n. Antonio Flores y Monserrats
HernGndtx.
-Dsnups a1os por infrassi6n { lei
Ofdenspxas lunieipAlss TonG1 Aris
msndi y Nieolls Bsosta.
~Exi' tensia do Rrssos On Ia sGreel
del Diatrito;
En srmrio, varonss, "a; nujs
rea o; sumpliendo sondsnS, vAronss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
Anoehs fAllssi6 sl br,o,ro do Il

Anoehs fAllssi6 el brsesro do lA
haeisndA <Asresdila
Ests II dividuo sssaha etfsrmo Of
die s de Noviembre J fl6 uno do los
que trsieron los repuhlisanos para
dspoaisAr "a voto el Q dc Novit mbre y
ls dspositaron iuntO con sus sompa.
ier0s en- sl ieairo Ella Perls.s
Parees que l. mala noshe , sl ss-
tado % que % eneontrabA sgrs aron
mas su sAiud oil txiremo do morir anu
sh',
Para 10 labor dc una bandera D
pusrtorriq asha con el prop6sit1 dc
rsgalArla 81 psrtido <Uo6n de Puerto
Rieos On Ponss, & inisis iva do don
Castmiro Garsis y % NH,r ssposa
dofa Eulalia Robbinsop, con la c3o-
peraei6n do 10 ssliora Isaura ssrrano,
Maria Torres y las isn ,ritas Rosa ,
, CandslAris Garsfa y Emilia N.
RseaudAron 10 seaorA Scrrano. 10
suma de SIS TOY 10 ssfiora Maria To-
rre. $23.A7 hAeisndo IN total de $3s II.
Dc los gAstos ocasionAdos pArs
la confession dc diehs bandsrA las
personals que gsnsrosamsnts han CON.
trihuido pusdsn, si GUSTAV, avissArss
con los esposos Garsis, quisnss prom
atmsnte .sslAn dispusstos & pressntas
los cuentts.
hey 10 han tasriAeado 10 resei
aon ua total do 3 eS8 liLras ex xpendi6n
dose 4 % y 30 eel tAvos kIlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17

hraf& maiiAnA una velAda On la que
tomal&o parts diatipg guidos ArtistAs.
-Esta ncehe 30 pondr6 on sseens
10 sspl9ndidA obra do GuimerA, titu.
ladA &TIarra Bsiss
-Llsmamos ls atensi6n & eel
Aguils para que oomprims & 81 gen
DO, pues rAbiosos muchos por 10 do
rrotA del dc Novlemhre, trstan de
provoeAr { hs unionistas. Sir
duda A'gunA mano osutS les dir'ge,
para dsspusS, sn cuA'quisr COZ nlctC
que 90 Srme, desde Sus Columns pre-
tender eehsr el mueHlo nobre noso
tros,
Gel AguilAs. tan seireunSpectaS ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-17
ECO! JuD|c|ALEs

So VIC syer On 10 Cortc do Dissri
TO. sesei6n do 10 civil, al pleiao snta
blado por Catalina Andino contra
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