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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03

studied turn from right 10 left IN the
southern Cor like the hands OF a clock
and from left to right in the northern
hemisphere. The earth's rotation de-
fleets all motions in the northern hem-
lsphere to the right and IN the SOUTH
ern to the left. When the heated area
Is SO large that there is an appreciate
difference between the rate ~ the
earth's eastward motion on the north
and on the south side OF the storm
area, this will cause the south side OF
the storm air TO move east faster than
the north side air is moving. II north
OF the equator and this defective
force. acting from an sides. gives rise
to an Inward spiral blowing in the d.
rectlons named.
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BRASS THIEVES SENTENCED.
Harry Leroy and Bert Miller Given
One Year

Upon recommendation Of the district
attorney Judge Armstrong yesterday
afternoon sentenced Harry Leroy and
Bert Miller TO one year each In the
state prison for the crime 81 grand
larceny Tho men stole $500 worth 81
journal brass from the Oregon short
Line ON April . and We're arrdigned
before Judge Diehl Yesterday morning
and waived "a preliminary hearing and
were bound over TO the district court.
I'm the afternoon they appeared before
Judge Armstrong and pleaded guilt,
10 the charge against them and
waived time for sentence. Dist Atty.
Loofbourov then recommended scn-
ience 81 one year each which was Inn
posed by the court The men will ha
tho principal witnesses for tho state i'm
the case against ST. Levy. who is
charged with receiving ne stolen
property Levy was recently acquitted
on technically but q new COMPLAINT
WIS fled against him and be- VIII be
tried in September
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HAVE you DYSPEPSIA, INDIGEs.
TIONp

II to-day you suffer from impaired
diges lion, sluggish liver or impure
blood, and you were told Of a prepa.
ration which would cure you al a small
cost would you try the remedy? There
Is mdiclne-Green's August Flower
Go 10 your druggists and buy a test
bottle for % cents, or the regular size
FOR rs cents. II YOU have used an other
dyspepsia remedies without satlsfac.
ton, or n you have never used any
preparation for ihse distressing affec-
lions; II you have headache. bilious.
ness loss OF appetite sleeplessness ner.
vousness, or any disorder Of the stom.
mach or liver, cure yourself quickly
by using The infallible August Flower.
II Is not an alcoholic stimulant but
quite harmless for general use. Get
copy OF Green's Prize Almanac, At all
druggists
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IMPORTANT TRANSFER.
John GALLAGHER Gets Main Street Prop
erty From Mayor.

John GALLAGHER yesterday took up
the option held by him on a lot on East
Temple street just south Of the Bon
Ton thcater. which he purchased from
Mayor Ezra Thompson for a total con-
sideration Of S32.93i The lot has
frontage of 2lt feet and a depth OF
l65 feet and the price paid Was az the
rate Of 1850 per front foot Mr. Cal
lacher took an option on the property
on Sept 80. 1904, and made the final
payment yesterday when the deed was
delivered 20 him II Is stated by real
estate men that ,he property is now
worth at least 1880 per front foot so
that It has increased I'm value quite a
neat sum since the option was ac-
quired Mr. GALLAGHER contemplates
constructing a three-story building on
the property probably next year
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GIRL MADE CONFESSION.
stole Jcuclry From Employer and Nd.
mittcd u When Arrested.

A young woman named Doris Cross
loy has been arrested on a charge ~
iohhIug beg Employer Mrs. Hush W.. .
of ,tl Lincoln avenue OF jeWeIy sal.
400 al several hundred dollars some
slime ago the girl entered The nome a.
Nrs Ward as a domestic. but after a
feu hours informed her mistress that
tfD serious illness of her father re-
IU.yl Der GOO ~ Co Los Angeles
The Eirl departed and with hsr went
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MONEY OF STATE
Treasurer Christianscn Tile Report
For Month Of june

State Treasure Chrisansen hss FLEA
his report for the month Of June tth
state Auditor Edwards Tho roos.uts
for the month amounted io {,1'-l 20.
Nhl,h With the balance on hand COL.
june ! Of $50 90 81. makes total u,
hama u N2s i0s.S0. Tho disbursements
amounted 10 $i2j.g5Ali. and thf balance
on hand June 30 was t3o3.2stcs. Ton,
balance b. distributed among the yuI-
Gus state funds al follows.
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WINNERS OF PRIZES.
To Date liS Have Filed Claims With
Real Estate Men.

To date, Us claimants Of prizes won
az Saltair on Real Estate day have
come forward and presented their cou.
pons. Up to noon today there were
stiIi q prizes awaiting distribution
pending the arrival Of the holders Of
tle winning tickets. Among those
VINO pulled down prizes are the usual
uhioitluates who receive articlse that
are totally useless 10 them personally
MIS- Green for instance, Is entitled 10
q handsome fancy mans vest. Elmer
Howell o w0mau's pocket book. and
Andrew Anderson, who knows salt
Lake Ike a book, bunch Of passes on
the 'rubberncck' car. Miss f.. NJ
Miner, however came up from Provo
long enough 10 walk away with the
S25 cash prize. while II. NJ. =. Baldwin
ot Modena and Mrs. ]. Walker OF
Park city also captured good ones
The additional prize winners TO those
already published are:
J. H. Johnson. so west Second South.
l4ll prize certificate No. 10. 500
W 5. Whittier, 1856 east First South:
$3.50 IRE Insurance policy.
Lyle Standing. "a east Third South:
lo,ois' box OF cigars, S.
Mrs. c. Stebbins. II Earl court, 1856,
man Of Utah. $3.50.
Mrs. Henry Rudy, 2ll south Fourth
West lJ,4iJ. cash, s9i
John Shelly. l3i west Sixth South,
case Of beer. s., coupon 1894.
Roy Petty, go east Second South;
l032l 100 cigars 40
Mrs ". Pickering. $50 Seventh East.
merchandise. S.
bliss N, Convey. 225 p street; 2.77s
vase. 81
Amos Jenkins. l4s south Eighth West.
23i4 picture, $40.
Ms. May Morris, 952 north First
West. 1859. car book. 80 tickets, 50.
L. e. Carter. Il Kendall square. 9.s2s
Stetson hat. s..
Mrs. NJ. 4. Ridges, 3j6 west Fourth
North, cash $40 coupon 1850.
J. l. Dooan, ls2 + street 1859. years
subscription 10 the Herald.
Andrew Anderson. las west First
North A.'sI tve passes on Seeing
Salt Lake car $3.50.
c A. HoaglauS. go west Eighth
south. s., one quart sherry,
William Denhalter. "a west Third
South; 1904. merchandise. $3.50.
7. G. Hoffman So Fifth street; l6..
go meal ticket. $3.50.
!. x. Brown, i2i Brigham 1923. cash.
MI Livermore, Imperial hotel: TO-.
$50, bottle Of sherry
T. +. Kleinschmldt. general delivery;
1855. 25 cigars. s..
J. B. Hansen. 754 east South Temple,
So95, buggy whip, $50
]. b. Hansen "a east South Temple
1905, rocker. g..
George p. Woodhall, S37 Dooley block:
1881 mems tan Oxfords. 81.
Mrs. George Canning $50 west Third
South 100 lamp. 81.
Miss +. VI Miner. Provo: lis, cash.
'2t.
a. wilkinson. l59 north sixth West,
lls63. picture s.
George W CLARK, - east Firth South.
49, whip, $3.50.
Miss x. Kilkenny. 10 Second East:
22o20 merchandise. s.
Sarah b. Daley 33s north Ninth
West, 1886. SO cash
Mrs. j. Walker. Park City. 1858.
dozen cabinet photos. g.
William Hobbs. 1850 Myrtle street:
oss5 etse on soda water Is
Mrs NJ Green Pa west sixth Sou,h
ass fancy vest, 3.
Mrs SNYDER IL Johnson strcA,.
10 229 merchandise, s..
n. VI. ?. Baldwin, Modena, Utah:
snsncer Fs't is5 north Main. round
,r,1 tiNyrt II, 0g3sr 1'1
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s ALT LAKE ROUTE JULY :

Low rates between any Utah station
ON sale july Q and g. good 90 return
July 6. Visit ola folks down ON the
farm, or come up t1 meet your city
cousins Big celebration lu salt Lake.
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JULY FOURTH RATES
via
Oregon Short Line

Tickets on sale July 3rd and lth good
for return 10 July 9Th Rates based
on the reduction effective July lst
Sec agent ior fun particulars.
city Ticket ONCE 20l Main So.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN

was a man who. against an odds
attained the highest honor man
could set On the United States. Bal
lards Horehouud syrup has attained
a place, never equalled by any other
like remedy II Is a sure cure for
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Influenza
and all Pulmonary diseases Every
mother should keep supplied with this
wonderful cough medicine. sold by T..
G. NJ, !. Drug Dept Mans Main ST. b
$4,000 cash given away at salhir,
gully ith. so trains. 90
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for occasional evidences of a lack Of
time for proper study, Mr, Mayalls
worshipers did not like 20 see him
struck In the midst OF the countenauce.
and very properly referred 20 az "a
d. scOundrel" The audience last night
was yearning for a chance 20 applaud
Mayall. and simply couldn't find 10.
The play was well staged and hand
somely costumcd. The house was COM
Portable 10 electric fans and the wide
open doors adding greatly 20 the en-
ioyment OF the audience with the fur
thcr rehearsIng the piece Will receive
today, the remaining performance
should 60 much more acgeptably.
Next week the company viii essay
another OF the famous old time sue
cesses. Men and Women
Grand--Wuh the leading lady sit
ting in the audience and the leading
man playing the role Of o "cullud gem
man. the best OF plays cssayed by the
Ethel Tucker Stock company would
leave a sort OF am empty void Jesse
James Is not the best ~ plays, the
two principals Of the company were as
indicated. and the void Of the evening
was greater than the size of the audi
ence or OF the enthusiasm displayed as
90 the play itself There was q great
deal Of fun, however. and the people
who attended had the worth OF their
money ln Witnessing the antics OF
Messrs. Brandon and Diamond IN the
roles Of "Llse" and Liza" C0l0Ici
'pussous' from the plantation II has
been thought by patrons Of The Grand
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some Of Mrs Wards jewelry or AZ
least 50 it was suspected. The lady
said nothing at the time about he loss.
bu- awaited developments. Last week
Miss Crossley returned. said her father
had died. and again asked Tor employ
ment al the same place. She secured
the position Mrs, Ward laid a trap by
leaving more yaluables In sight, and
the unVary girl feel into H. This oc-
CURED before she had been on the
premises hair an hour when taken In
10 custody the girl had the second lot
Of jewclry which was found On her pos
session, and she confessed TO having ia
ken the first consignment. The latter
was found To- various pawnshops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03

Behold the Western sky.
Where people live hat never die
Tho reason for this is plain 20 see.
They an take Rocky Mountain Tea
y e. ". 7 Drug Dept ll2.lii Main
81
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$4,000 cash given away al SHnir
july ith. so trains. 30
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

seventh Mard-A farewell enter
tainmert viii be given in the Seventh
ward hall this evening. commencing at
s O'Clock. On honor of Elder George O..
Matthews, who is about TO leave FOR a
mission 20 the Netherlands The fol-
lowing program VIII be rendered:
Piano solo ..........Miss Irene Kelly
soprano solo ....... Mrs, Laura Richter
Recitation ,..t...,... David Mckenzie
Quartet-Messrs, Wallace. James, An
drews and Cooper.
Piano solo,. Miss Eva Richardson
Tenor soloa..."...Ashley Il. Wallace
Recitation ....,..,..-....., o. PoultOn
song ............, Miss Gertrude Kelly
Trio in Mdori-Mrs Lambert Wallace
and James.
Recitation .... Miss Blanche Thomas
Solo, iu Swedish costume. ..........
........,..o,..,. Myrtle Cdr'qu'st
Piano solo ....,,....,-.... Irene Coudie
Recitation ,,.,,,.,....,. Glare CalliNer
Remarks .,....,.... Geo. G.. Matthews.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14

cump.ir&n el mismo requisite, pSgau
do solo 5 dollars.
LlS soliclIudeI podrin presenIar.
Sc dsste lA fscha de public .tion de-
eats a.uncio, haIts el 3 dsl mss o.
curso.
Para iut t)rmsS J envfo de docu
msntos, dlrigirse 4 ssIA Secret arin,
San Francisco 73 9 .partSdo 7I2.
DR. M. QUEvEDo BAEz,
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REVSTA TEATRAL
FuncI6n Dc ansch,. Las
0bras Euestas en- esCens.
ia Camarona." !"
e. SENIOR CAsAs
Sc anuneia su debut para la
semana pr6xima. -Esfuer-
EOS de Ia empresa.
e. SENIOR CAsAs

Anochs 90 pusieron On escens en-
el teatro del Parque las obras <San
Juan do Luzs. ola Camarona, y sSan.
dfss y Meloness.
Eu 10 interpretation de <San Juan
de Luzs msrseieron muchos aplauaos
las tiples Nuifez y Carreras, y los
st flores Roielli y Rsmires. La seno.
ts Dueho, bien en- su papsl de O.
raetsristica.
Ella Camarona, 90 una zaYxuela
dc gran entretenim'ento, LENA dc
chistss do buena ley. Tiens una md
sics ligsra pero muy entretsnida por
10 varisdad de 81 INSTRUMENTATION.
La ssforita Nuhez hacs va papel
de camArona muy bien prssentado.
Sabe sacar partido de las escsnaa y
de los chistes. <Ls Camsrona, sgra.
dc y 90 seguro que la emprssa rspetI.
RI tan aplaudida zarzuela.
Los seaorss Ramirez, Roselli y
Real cumplieron como busnos.
xSandfAs y Meloness 90 un cuadro
de coatumbres andaluzss. Todos lof
artistas que tomaron parte en- dicha
funcioo, prinoipalments los seflorei
Rsa Roseli y RamireS y las St Il ori.
tas Nufisz, Carreras yiPerez, fueror
muy aplaudidas.
La mdsics de dicha obra 90 insu
pera bic, L&stima do algunas def
cisncias que no dan todo el realc,
necesarlo & tan hermosa production
| Los coros muy aceptables.
La empresa Rosell6 prepare Sc
gdu 90 nos dice para 10 semana pro
xima, una escogidA func.6n para dc
but del tenor c6mico sef1or Casas, quv
actu alments trabaia en- Caracas.
| OIL To- smprssa logra 10 adq uiai
ci6n del senior Casas. segurament'
qus el pdbliso ha dc oorresponder col
mayor interet & los e,fuerzss de lo
st d pres Rossll6 y Ca, que no reparal
en- gaatos para gus nusstro pdblict
tsnga un sslesto cusdro do zarxuel,
o6mica.
| Por de pronto, enviamos IN aplau
so & 10 emprssa.
6. q.
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RUG|DN DBL DRSPHCno
10 QUE Es "lAB0R 80CHORAOsk
PARA UA PER|0DC0 REPUBL|cANO
10 QUE IS PARA N0S0TRos

& los REPRESENTATIVES republicanos, Oh
porque 10 minoria estuvo de perfeeto
q acuerdo CON 10 msyorfa en- casi tod 90
las cusstiones que allf % plsntearon.
d&ndose el'easo de que hubo, On algu.
nos debates, divergencias entire aqus.
Hos.
Muy bien pudiera decirae, pues,
que ese ssmbenito que CON bonfsima
voluntad quiere eolgarnos el peri6di-
co dc marras, slcanzs tsmbi6n q sus
correligionarios, q los que fueron &
10 Cfmara por los votos de au parti
do y han coadyuvado en- muchA
parts & esa bochornosa labor.
No temen que ellos mismos %
resuelvan pedirls cuentas, impulaa.
dos por 10 mas excussble do las cole
ras y on nombre de los mas elemsntA
les prsceptos del sentldo comdn?
Dice I'M provsrbio orisntal, con el
enfasis propio dc todos los orientales:
sAli, teme & los aplausos del enemigo,
porque s0n APPLAUSE que mRtAn; suI
atsquss, por el contrario. trasciende1
para quien los reclRe, q vahos de Ii
cienso, einAmom y mira"
Envolvamonos, pues, On nubes OF
mira, incienso y cinamomo, y recl.
bamoa como ofeeada de perfumes 50.
Ida de un pebssero, esa sombria hu
msredA emanada do concisncias 90.
quivas, que no pueden conformarse d.
ninguna mAnera CON que ID Union d.
Puerto Pico haya salido de- los ssoo
Hos legislativos on baena hArmopis
con el gobierno y On fraternal consor
clio con oil pals.
Cuanto al sdietivo bochornoso, de
be aplicarse mas jasiA y grAacamsnte
& los que han hsch1 del odio contr,
sus hsrmonos y de 10 servil adulaci6l
al que manda iodo un sistsna poIf,ico
& los que, rebsides & los dictados d
10 l6glca, & los amientos de |,
consordia, y hasta & los mandates de
instinto de conservation, han aido
son y serau, una remora eterna par,
10 TERRA en- que nacieron.
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Board Of Medical Examiners

SecretGrtG. Ell martes 3 do Abril
90 Celebraran exAmenes para los aspl-
rsntes q licenclas de MedicOs, Practi :
cdntes y COmadronGs.
Los que deaeen someterse & exi.
menes deber&n presentar una solicitud,
cuyo modslo pusds adquirirse, bien
por eorreo 6 en- ls ofclna de eItA Sc
cretArfa.
A dicha solicitud deben acompa
narse clsrtos doCumsntos, que acrs3i-
ten el derecho de les aspirantsa & tai
exkmen,
Los aspirantes 4 liceuclal para
practicar Ia MedlclLa y Ia Ciruifs,
necesitan preaentsr 9, tftulo diploma
de Meiicos Ciruisnos, ex pedido por
Univsrsidad 6 Escuels bisn acrsdita.
das y psgsr un derecho en- Tssorerfa
de 10 dollars.
Los aSpirant & Prlcticsptss de-
hea exhlbir I'm cerIidcAdo, hAclendo
constar una pra atles por un tempo
no menor de dos afi )s, librsdo por un
medico en servlclo de HoIpital 6 en-
Clfoica particular, Pogardn 10 dollars
por dsrechoS de exlmsnes.
Las que aspIren & ComGdronas
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tUGEN|0 AsT0L

Por el primer tren do 10 maha ana 90
li6 hacia Ponce, via Mayaguez, nues'
tro qusrido companero Eugenio Astol.
Fila, por ahora, 81 residencia en-
10 ciudad del sur, dende cumplir& 10
miai6n que le confs este peri6diso,
psro conserva su puesto como primer
radactor de La DEMoCRACIA y con csc
carAcier estsrA al trense de la fisina
que, en- conexi6n con las nuestras de
San Juan, 80 ahrira on Ponce muy en-
brevs
No perdemos, pueS, un compahero
en- 10 labor diaria y on 10 lucha por
las ideas. Astol escriblrt, como has
ID aaui; mas que haita aquf, redo
blando 81 90 precise sus Activldadsa
politiCss y sas energfss producto
rRs.
Corta 10 dlstAnCis, absolutA Ia
0 com ,enetrAci6n dc Aent misnt % y de
ideas, iodsstruotibeS los vfaeu ,os de
c5m IS d ,rismo y c1mpAtrio. lam \, ar
me ID voluptsd y 10 posib lidsd de ir
sdelAnle, las oacinas de Ponce y de
San Juan serau como dos essaclonss o
en- que el impulse se trasmlte por el
telegrAfo sin hilos dc una perfscta
coincIdeucia en- el modo de apreci Or
los proSlsmas del pals.
Halud oil amigo que partsi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14

Un psri6dico republicano ealiica
do bochoraosa In labor legislativa req |
lixada { timameute por 10 Camars de
Dsleg ados.
Cdmplenos reccger ese csrjh 'so
spfteto para darles el relieve que les
cuadrs, CON 10 que prestaremoa un In
signe favor q 10 pluma que los escri-
hiera y 6 10 hoia en- que fueron publi
cados. pues asf &c percatsrA el pats,
por nuestro conduct, de donde sale
ese rugldo, lanzado en- voz de falssts.
Tai caliticativo, asf, escrito en- 90.
60 ' con cierta intencioncilla un si %
no o. venenosA, rssulta un verdadero
timbre para 10 C&msra, no por 10 au !.
toridad de quien 10 dicts, sino a eau
o. del sspfritu que revsla. obsdece &
un estado de alma que % dsnomina
despscho. Y esta % una passion que,
sun cuando parezca mentira, las mas
de las vecss muevs, en- nuestro pals, el
mecanismo y las Aguras dc dstarmi.
nados grupos politicos.
NAL consejero es el despechol Dc
soui dimana sl que se hsblen y escri.
ban cosas que no debisrsn habarae
nj escribirss, c2mo en- el caao presen-
to ccurrs, tanto por 10 much, que di.
] suenan q los oidos de las personas
cultas, como por el daao que CON elias
reciben sus propios autores.
No pretenden,s, nj por ssomo,
abrir ea.sdra de cultura en- essas II
meas. ESQ seris pedantismo 9 snobis
mo. Y adsmas indtll, refreshments
indtil, por aquello de que es imposible
curar, extirpar 6 endecezsr por GAUGES
menos do d osos, vieios 0 onstitucic alei
Y do un carActer c6mico. Nueatro obi !,
TO 90 hacsr presente, del modo mai
senclllo possible, que bisn pueden todo'
los delsgados q 10 Camara sentirs'
satisfschos y complscidos con sems
I jsntss dietsrios, porqus ellos son uns
prueba efectiva, pslmsria y contun.
dsnte de que han procedidc bisn.
VI si, Al alsdir q los dsleg ados
no exclaimea do nvestra asevsraci6r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-14

hsrmoao piano que ssrA adquIrIdo con
f)ndos de 81 tssoro.
lBisn por esa ilvsntudl
La .JuntA local dc Ioatrucsi6n
g,ltIouA con actividad 10 comprA ds
tres predIos de terrsno para 10 cons
trucci6n de casaa.escuelas rurales.
Sc comenta en- t6rminos fAvora
b,ss y enthusiasts Ia labor del sehor
LArrlnIgI ants los poderss de la Ma
CI6n.
CoRaAsRoEsAL.
MARI 12 1906.
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DESDE COROzAL
Vista del Gebarnador i Sc.
cretario. Fusrun ohss.
qujados con IN lunch.
sENORA De Bou
sEAORA De B0U
lncendio de dos casas. - Fun.
daci6n de una fabrica de
tabacss. IF. Colon.

Las autoridadss que visitarbn d
domingo este pueblo, rssibsros srs.
tas impresiones. ri Gobsrnsdor ous.
do sgradablemsnts imprsaiouaao con
nuestro progrssoy ofrsei6 que q ARE.
glartA 10 earretsra do Corezal & Be.
rros y elpusnts dc los sRsyss Ca,6li.
eos.s
Fueron obssquiados todos con nm
ssplSudido lunch On 10 slsgants mora.
do dc los esposos Bou.
La Alcaldfa dscor6 su ssl6n CON
los retratos dc Roosevelt, Gobsrnadot,
y del leader unionista don Luis Nuaox
Rivera.
-Sigus msiorsndo do su snfsrms.
dad baio la asisteneia faeultativa
del doctor Bou, IL ssfiora Luiss ne.
rrsro do Bou. Mucho NOS place 10
msjoris.
En- la earretera que condues {
ToA Alta y & dos kil6mstros Dc die.
tancia do cate poblado, oeurri6 aver,
lunes, dsspu6s do medic dfa un fasgo
casual, incsndiAo odose dos essas psr.
ten eoientes almsestro rural don Jaime
N. Lopez Asistisron al lugar dsl
suceso el Juez de paz y 10 Poiisfs In.
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dos casAs, pudisndo saivarss a.guaos
musbles.
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empleo & mAs do 80 ind ,viduos.
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derico Colon, iovsn que e 81 de gran.
des simpatfas entire sus eorrsli gtor ..
rios do Conerfo y los do este pueblo
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| Mario 13, 1878.