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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-07
FACTS AND FIGURES
OF CITY ENGINEER.

The report Of city Engineer otis r.
C.app FOR the year 1896. received by the
the amount expended from the appropria-
tons for iaoi-o5 aud is1-o6 up tc Jan. l.
1876. was se9t9o. leaving an unexpended
balance on hand OF sSsnisi.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-07
NEW WATER MAIN
is FINISHED TODAY

The work on the new main from the
sockanosset reservoir To the center of
The city was finished today when the
ast 5-foot pipe was laid.
The work has taken more time than
expected. but this was due TO the bad
Weather
Water will probably be let through part
Of the main at very low pressure tomor-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-07

Adam Morrison. a resident OF Phillips
dale did not succeed IN convincing Judge
Bliss al the session Of the Seventh district
court thi, morning that he was not guilty
OF the charge OF non-support OF his fam
lily for the Judge imposed a sentence OF
one year at the state farm. Morrison took
an appeal and furnished bonds.
MINOR MENTION.
At the session of the stub Cribbage
club last evening held "a the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William q. Percival,
Charles A. Roomer and his partner from
Providence won six out of II games
chief Of Police Adams informed the rep
resentativc of the News-Democrat this
morning that he would appoint a man
tomorrow who will report for duty at the
Riverside station Sunday evening.
George Olest. well known resident up
on the testimony of Drs Alliston and Ca
lef was adiudged insane by Judge Bliss
this morning aud was committed TO the
state hospital
Al the session OF tho Seventh district
court this morning a man who was taken
from trolley car last evening by Patrol
man Knight was fined s. and costs for
being drunk, and not having the ready
cash. was committed to the state farm
The condition OF Charles Hogue the
young man who fell from o freight car a
few days ago, is sin dangerous at the
Rhode Island hospital
This morning when member OF Mrs.
Walter lubbards family went 10 the.
stable 10 feed their horse found tho ami
NAL dead
Watchemoket tribe OF Red Men will
meet this evening.
Joseph eastman had as guests last even-
ing Miss eastman. a cousin, from New
York, and "A young lady from Hartford
Conn. The party occupied a box at the
Providence opera house IN the evening
ana after the performance enjoyed a sup
per at the Crown hotel. II Is reported
that Mr. eastman is about to desert the
bachelors ranks.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-07
S2oo,ooo Fire at Frisco.

San Francisco. Dec. THE plant and
stock OF the Union Lumber company at
Sixth and Hooper streets was burned ear
~ today. The flames were confined by
,srd work of the fire department to the
premises OF the company. The loss rs
estimated at over 100000
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-07

Officer John r. Feely was a'se to be
around police headquarters today,
though he has not yet fully recovered
from the effects OF his recent opera :
ton and Is still under the care az
DR.. NJ. II. Mahoney. He saws he feels
much better than previous to his sic<-
ness.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-07
Thief Got His Money.

Easer Torosiar of Sls Fountain street
reports To the police that from clothing
In a room OF teh New England Butt Co.,
q pocketbook containing $l2 was stolen.
The Washington times., 1906-05-27

cursed the other round1y. Nr. 9tandi-
Yer apologized calmly for the accident.
but Sharp continued his vituperations.
Mr. standifer was observed 20 draw
near and speak a few sentences 70 the
desperate IN so low a tone that no
one else caught the words. Sharp
sprang up. wild with rage. In the
meantime Mr.. standifer had stepped
some yards away. ana was standing
quietly with his arms folded across the
breast OF his loosely hanging coat
With thai impetuous and deadly ra-,
pidlty that made Sharp SO dreaded. he
reached FOR the gun he always carried
In his hip pocket-a movement that has
preceded the death OF at least a dozen
men at his hands. Quick a. the mo-
tion was. the bystanders assert that Il
vas met by the most beautiful exhlb!-
ton OF lightning gun-pullins ever wit
messed IN the Southwest As Sharp's
pistol was being raised-and the ae-
was really quicker than the eye csuld
follow glittering ~ appeared as II
BY some coniuring trick IN the
right hand OF Mr. StandIfer. who.
without a perceptfble movement of the
arm. shot Benton Sharp through the
heart. Il seems that the new COM
missioner OF Insurance. statistics and
history has been an old-time Indian
fighter and ranger for many years.
which accounts for the happy knRck
he has OF handling a ~.
1T IS not believed that Mr.. Standi-
fer Will be put 10 any Inconvenience
beyond a necessary formal hearing to-
day. as all the witnesses who were
present unite IN declaring that the deed
was done IN self-defense."
When Mrs. Sharp appeared al the
Office OF the commissioner. according
10 appointment. she found that gentle-
man calmly eating a golden russet
apple lie greeted he- without en-
bG-raEsment and without hesitation ar
approaching the subject thai was the
topic OF the day.
II had 20 do Il, ma'am." he said,
rirnply, "o- get Il myself Mr. Kaufr-
nan" he added. turning 70 The old
clerk, please look UP the records OF
ths Security Life Insurance Company
and see II they are all right
NO need 10 look grun-ed Kaun-
man. who had everything IN his head
IT'S all o. K They pay AL losses
within ten days"
ArI. Sharp soon rose 70 oepart .'S Ss
had arranged 10 remain IN town unlI
the policy was paid The comuissioner
did not detain her She was & woman.
and he did not know Just what 10 say
% her a. present Re5t ah1 1llil9
yro1,Id bring her what she needec.
ANT. as sbe was leaving. Luke stand
tfe- iodulged himself IN an Official re-
mark.
..The department OF insurance, sta-
tistscs and history, ma an mas s..-S. Sol47
the best IL could with your cas- 4 w. -
a case nard 10 cover acco- dl1S % feu
Taue Statistics failed. and history
rltssed IRE, but. 81 l may be qeTInlllS5d
10 saw It. We came out particularly
strong On Insurance
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wondered how this pillsg ging eagle ever
came TO be mated with Amos Colvins
little dove. and expressed his wonder.
Mrs. Sharp sighed
You see. Mr.. Standifer, we didn't
know anything about him, and he can
be very pleasant and kind when he
wants 10. We lived down in the little
town OF GOliad. Benton came riding
down that way. and stopped there a
while. I reckon I was some better
looking then than I am now. He was
good to me for a whole year after We
were married. He insured his life for
me for 5000. But for the last six
months he has done everything but
kill me. / often wish he had done
that. too. He got out OF monev for a
while and abused me shamefully for
not having anything he could spend
Then father died and left me the little
home In GOliad. Ny husband made me
sell that. and turned me out into the
world. I've barely been able TO live,
for I'm not strong enough TO work
Lately I heard he was making money
in San Antonio, so 1 went there and
found him and asked for a little help.
This" touching the livid bruise on her
temple. lis what he gave me. So I
came on to Austin to see the gov
ernor. I once heard father say that
there was some land. or a pension,
coming 10 him from the State that he
never would ask for"
Luke Standifer rose to his feet, and
pushed his chair back He looked
rather perpIexedly around the big Office.
with its handsome furniture.
It's a long trail TO follow" he said.
slowly, trying to get back dues from
the government. There's red tape and
lawyers and rulings and evidence and
courts TO keep you waiting. I'm not
certain" continued the commissioner,
with a profoundly meditative frown.
whether this department that I'm the
boss Of has any jurisdiction or not It's
only insurance. statistics and history.
ma'am. and II don't sound as II 1t could
cover the case. But sometimes a sad
die blanket can be made to stretch.
You keep your seat. just for few min
utes. ma'am. TIL I step into the next
room and see about IT."
The State treasurer was seated with
in his massive. complicated railhtgs,
reading a newspaper. Business for the
day was about over. The clerks lci!c3
at their desks. awaiting the closing
hour. The commissioner OF Insurance.
statistics and history entered. and
leaned in at the window.
The treasurer. a little, brisk, old
man, with snow-whlte mustache and
beard. jumped up youthfully and came
forward to greet Standifer. They wcra
friends of old.
Uncle Frank" said the commits
sioner. using the familiar name by
which the historic treasurer was ad-
dressed bv every Texan. how much
money have you got on hand?"
The Washington times., 1906-05-27

Last night about II O'Clock Ben
ton Sharp. with two other men, enter
ed the Gold Front restaurant and
seated themselves az a table. Sharp
had been drinking. and was loud and
boisterous. as he always was when
under the influence OF liquor. Five
minutes after the party was seated q
tau. well-dressed. elderly gentleman
entered the restaurant. Few present
recognized the Hon. Luke Staudifer.
the recently appointed commissioner
OF insurance. statistics. and history.
Going over TO the same side whers
Sharp was. Mr- Standifer prepared 10
take a seat a. next table. In hing
Ing his hat upon one OF the hooks
along the wall he let II fall upon
Sharp's head Sharp turned. be-
ing IN an especially ugly humor. and
The Washington times., 1906-05-27

peace. The State Of Texas can't AFFORD
10 refuse It. Give me tho money. Uncle
Frank. and I'll givs II to her right
away. Wen fix up the red-tape bust
ness afterward."
The treasurer looked a little bewfl-
dered
why. Standi,er." he said. ''you
know I can't pay a cent out OF the
treasury without a warrant from the
comptroller. can't disburse a dollar
without a voucher tc show for IT,"
The commissioner betrayed a slight
impetience.
"T'n give you a voucher" he declar-
ed. What's this Job they've given me
for7 Am 1 Just a knot OF a mesquite
stump? Can't my office stand for IT.
Charge II I'D TO insurance and the other
two sideshows. Don't statistics show
that Amos Colvin came 20 this State
when It was in the hands OF Greasers
and rattlesnakes and Comanches. and
fought day and night 10 make white
mans country of it, Don't they show
that Amos Colvin's daughter Is
brought TO ruin by a villain who's try
ing TO pull down what you and and
all old Texans shed blood 10 build upE
Don't history show that the Lone star
State never yet called TO grant rehei
TO the suffering and oppressed children
Of the men who had made her tne
rrandest Commonwealth in the Union
II statistics and history don't bear OUT
the claim of Amos Colvin's child III
ask the next Legislature TO abolish my
orfice. Come. now. Uncle Frank, let
her have the money. III sign the
papers officially II you say so; and
then IL the governor or the camptrol-
Ter or the janitor or anybody else
makes a kick. by the Lord III refer
the matter to the people. and see II
they won't indorse the act
The treasurer looked sympathetic
but shocked. The commissioners voice
had grown louder as he rounded on
the sentences that. however praise
worthy they might be in sentiment,
reflected somewhat upon the capacity
Of the head of a more or less impor-
tant department of state The clerks
were beginning TO listen
Now. Standifer.' said the treas
urer. soothingly. you know I'd like
N helm in this matter. but stop and
think a moment. please. Every cent
IN the treasury is expended only by
appropriation. made by the legisla-
t,,re. and drawn out by checks issued
bv the comptroller. I can't control
the use Of a cent OF II. Neither can
YOU. Your department isn't disbursive
it's purely clerical. The only way
for the lady to obtain relief is to Pc
tition the legislature. and"
..To the devil with the legislature. 80
said Standifer. turning away.
The treasurer called him back
..I-u be glad. Standifer. to contrib
ute a hundred doliars personally to-
The Washington times., 1906-05-27

The commissioners pumped down
again into his chair. with groan.
This gentle. sad little woman. in the
rusty black gown. the daughter OF his
Oldest friend. the wife Of Benton
Sharp Benton Sharp. one of the most
noted bad" men in that part OF the
State-a man who had been a cattle
thief. gambler, staggering bully.
who piled his trade In the larger
frontier towns. relying upon his rec
ord and the qvickness of his gun play
TO maintain his supremacy, Seldom
did anyone take the risk of going 'up
against" Benton Sharp. Even the law
officers were content &c let him make
his own terms OF peace Sharp was a
ready and an accurs &c shot. and as
lucky as brand NV penny at com
Ing clear from his scrapes. Standifer
The Washington times., 1906-05-27

ward the Immediate expense Of Col
wins daughter He reached for his
pocketbook.
Never mind. Uncle Frank" said the
commissioner. in a softer tone There's
no need of that. She hasn't asked for
anything of that sort yet Bes des.
her case IS In my hands I see now
what a little, rag-tag, bobtail, gotch-
cared department I've been put IN
charge of. II seems 20 be about as
important as an almanac or a hotel
register. But while I'm running It.
IT won't turn away any daughter Of
Amos C0lvin without stretching It's
Jurisdiction 10 cover. II possible. You
want 10 keep your eye on the depart
ment Of insurance, statistics and his
tory"
The commissioner returned to bis
The Washington times., 1906-05-27

The treasurer named the sum of the
last balance down TO the odd cents
something more than a million dollars.
The commissioner whistled Iowly. and
his eyes grew hopefully bright
You know. or else you've heard OF.
Amos Colvin. Uncle Frank?"
Knew him we'll" said the treasurer.
promptly. Il good man. A valuable
citizen. One Of the first settlers in the
Southwest"
His daughter" said Standifer. 'is
sitting I'm my office. She's penniiess-
She's married TO Benton Sharp. a CO.
vote and a murderer He's reduced her
to want and broken her heart. Her
father helped build up this State. and
it's the States turn to help his child
a couple of thousand dollars will buy
back her home and let her live IN
The Washington times., 1906-05-27

oftce. looking thoughtful He oPened
and closed an inksrand on his desk
many times with extreme and undue
attention before he spoke.
why don't you get a dlvorce7'' hs
asked suddenly.
Il haven't the money TO pay for II, :"
answered the lady.
Just at present" announced the
commissioner. IN a formal tone. ''ths
powers OF my department appear to
be considerably string-halted. Stats
tics seem 10 be OverdraWn at the bank.
and history isn't good for q square
meal But you've come 10 the right
place, ma'am. The department VIII
see you through. Where did you say
your husband is. ma am?"
He was in San Antonio yesterday.
He Is living there now"
Suddenly the commissioner Abon-
dOned his official air. He took the
faded little woman's hands in his. and
spoke in the old voice he used on the
trail and around camptres-
Your names Amanda. isn't IT."
Yes. sir"
4 thought Sd I've heard your dad
say Il often enough. Well. Amanda
here's your fathers best friend. the
head or a big ONCE IN the state gov
ernment, that's going TO help you oui
of your troubles. And then here's tht
old bushwhacker and cOEpuncher that
your father has helped out OF 5crapeS
time and time again wants TO ask yOu
q question Amanda. have you got
money enough 10 run you for the nexi
two or three days?'
Mrs. Sharp's white face flushed tht
least bit
Plenty, sir-for a feE days
"All right, then. uaa'am. Now, yoI
go back where you are stopping here
and you come to the office again th'
day after tomorrow at O'Clock in tht
afternoon. Very likely by that tins
there will be something definite L
report 20 you" The commissions
hesitated. and looked a little embar
rassed You said your husband haC
insured his life for 5000. Do yo'
know whether the premiums have beer
kept paid upon II or not7''
He paid for a whole year in ad
vance about i've months ago" SAT-
Mrs. Sharp. Il have the policy ant
receipts IN my trunk
Oh. AAoN 0AA AA6AN NANAt oSAA>
Stan iifer ITS best to look aftel
Things OF that sort. Some day the,
may come in handy
Mrs. Sharp departed. and soon after
ward Luke Standifer went down Il
the little hotel where he boarded anC
looked up the railroad timetable II
the daily paper Half an hour latel
he removed his coat and vest. and
strapped a peculiarly constructed pisto
holster across his shoulders, leaving
the receptacle close under his lef'
armpit Into the holster he showed g
short-barreIed ~ caliber revolver
Putting on his clothes again, he
srrolled down to the station and
caught the $50 afternoon train fol
San Antonio.
The San Antonio Express OF the FOL
lowing morning contained this sensa-
ticnaI piece of news:
BENTON SHARP MEETS HIS
MATCH.
The Most Noted Desperate In South
west Texas Shot to Death in the
Gold Front Restaurant-Promine
State Official Successfully Defends
Himself Against The Noted Bully
Magnificent Exhibition OF Quick
Gun Play.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
IL CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

Lon habA heCho Los esfueEos mas extraordinrios pra
aVar oS pesares que amigo obsnAba Caars bsn
negbA 10 xatsnCa dc eos Este haba hecho hsbA
poddo On prkcca tsorlA devolvsr pata aoue
ueaan graves cuaQuierA disposition de epru
hubssn arastrado MauriCo medic del lOrbnO potco
habiAn poddo vover ovan repubcano aQusa cvidad pr
habA hscho Dc 81 hGroe s ionads del IA o
10 de agost0.
En- efecto. los dos sHsmaS pressnCa 81 del oro
duranse ceca do dies mes ha enonce hAban dsd0
an certo modO no A9unoa 0sro aaqu0 ri habn preudad
Mnsn uchar cuerro svdente
Eda peea ora mortal do Los dos EStoa dos ssta
mss nsCldos del seno de sma revoluC6n 81 de mode
raop representsdo os Grondnos, deC por Bro E
non VsrGnsud Vaaze LSnguinas etc. ec del Terror
de Monha rsproSsntAdo DAnt6n Robespiarr ChknSr
Fabrs. Marab Coiot-d' Herbos. H6berk stc Utc,
DeapuEs del 10 Dc sQouo como dsspu6a de oda uc6u pa
reA hs6e pasado nHuNnca 81 partdo mOderado. HAbse
rAormado mnteo con los del antigua aguncs
agrs0ado Ene los prmeross contsban Roland Srvi0n
Claverss entire los aegundos DSnt6n MoDge 10 Brun.
exception de solo, repessnaba medic cUAH
esmsnto sn6gcc todos loG ministries pertenecan psrdo
dorado.
Cuando decmos mOdersdo dsa comprandar que hbia-
mos ralavamene pero 10 de agoso haba tenido
sxtranierO coalc6n habfG apreurado marchar no
ocorro do Luis XVI psrSOnsmsnte no del principle rsaaA
Gecado base EnOno haban rssonado a paabrs
Adoras de BrunIwck terrible rOszaci6p LonQwy
Vrdon haban cado poder del enemgo Entoncea hbf
Verncado rsac6n terrorUa Entoncss DIn6n haha sado
10 ornAdA de epemhre res16 csc suo npgrento que pre-
mesnao dspueuia luchar exencl comprometdA
Ida ensrga de desspsc6n Ssptsmhrs hbfA sllvado Ia
Franca psro a savarls haba puesto fuera de ley
SIlVadA FranOa siendo in6t ensrQfs 81 partdo
modsrado haba FscObdo guna usrxs Queendo antoncsu
lcrmln aQusa ornldiG tsFbes HabilnI pronuneiado lac
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
.GIBR|EL D'ANNUNz|O
El ilustre poe'a lleva 4 los
Tribunals a un aldeano.
Defende gu galgo.
EN- FL0RENClA
EN- FL0RENClA
Una elegia y un monumento
a la memoria del ilustre
rerrito del poeta.

La sAla de Audisneias de 10 Pri-
msra Ckusra DO 10 Corts dc FIorensis
10 estado exsspclonsl liner 10 sonsurri,
Dc por litsratos, artists y mismbroi
distinguidos do 10 soeiedad 80 tra.
taba dc un iuisio on que el seHor &C.
brisl D'Anupzio On persona ere oil
asusador y sl aeusado un pobrs al-
dsano que vivs en- una choxa situada
osrca do 10 msgDidca villa de 10 Cap.
ponsina, rssidsnsia del posta.
III pobrs aldeAno llsmado Fran.
ssseo Volps, hsbfa tsnido 10 dssgrasia
de matar an psrro gA'go psrtsnssients
al ssHor D'Anunxio = ell eual tenfa la
eostumbrs do somerss los ewes del
vecino.
ii psrro fd6 musrto sl IA do Js-
nio. fssha que el ssAor DAnnnuneio
--ssgdn sus propias paiabrAs llsva-
ri do hoy mas grabAda por siempYe
o. el eorsx6p. FL possa ha sonsser =.
do - CON una bisn ssnaida slegfa 10
msmoria do su perro favorito y %
propons srigirls nm monumsnto.
Dos do los msiorss abogados do
Forensic tomaron parte On sl juieio
del sex>r D'Annupxio. , francesca
volpe fu6 oil In sondenado & dlsx
dias dc prisi6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

cOmercAns hzO cOnrro otrA cOa que ponsrIo mas
CeAudo.
-PsrO 6u, lcuGI % Of vsrdadsrc mosivol prsQunt6
DxraE
No pusdo decirIO cuntess6 Maurco sin smbsrso Il 10
conocieraH. astoy seguro do que 10 sprobaras
Uxmer voIVl6 instarIe, Msuricio Oonest6:
-ConQueI0 txiQs abaoutMmenteI
ST. rsspOnd6 Dxmsr
-Euss bsn, dijo Maurco que experimsnaba cisro Non
suSo aproxmArss verdad hsblaros con franuuesa
Oonoclda dc sstA muN iosn bonita h podido mped uu0
mis- vlsas VuesrA cssa dten d. nal intsrprttdas
Dxmer % puso pkido.
-De VsrasI do On caso mi qusr Msurco e eposo
dsbs daros Lee Rracas por NAL habits hscho a amigo
-EIpsro djo Maurco, que hMGis ls iusticis de no
QrOa para vuero 81 dc muer pero pusds ser
an manans do calumn bsn be que cuano mas absurdSa
6ItaA Kclmsnts crtidas.
Que nhAdal diio Dxmer enCOQ6ndcse de hombrOs.
-NindA sodo 10 QuerSis, respondi6 MaurOO pero
do o no serSmos mano amigos nada qus
De ceECa Qu9P
~POdr.n tener les cOsss rssuItdo que no CuisGramOs
-PsnsS+ MauriCio que 20 hubera poddo creer
-Yo no piensc nsda. diio 81 iovsn.
-Pues enOncE tpArs que hab6s preferdo ssoribirms
decrms vsrbamsnts 10 eniaiI que decirme MaurcoG
este momeno
-Og incomoda Maurco que o. anne 10 bastants para h1
Der vendo p0diros una expGcloi6n
-Ohl todo 10 contraro Ixclam6 Maurco o. iuro aua
me he egrado mucho de hAbsos vtO ants nus
eterna separation.
-Etsrna usparac6nI QuS dscful sin embargo. . nusc.
tros os amahlmoa mucho % amamo todavia 80.
BAIL bah desachad semejane pensamento diio D xmar
esrecbando ID mano del ioVen entire Les euysS.
MAuriCio le stsmsci6 xmer Quisn este sstremeci
mento no s hatil escapado sin embargo no M dig
por snIenddO, oOntnu6 dcsndo: sEs mlma mlhna me 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
VAR|AS NQT|C|AS
A don Pedro Lopez, del Do
rado.-Multas ipgresadas
en- fondos insulares.
SOBRE EN- BARGOS
Rnerglca campa1a. - Caba.
los sacrl6cados en- Coamo.
Una escuela nocturna,

Espsramos que el 81 4 " don Psdrc
Lopt z,rssidsnts On sl Dor adc, se sirvs
responder & las oartas que le dirigi
mos repetidamsnte. In el ciso de qus
no responds, ,rsitsrkremos ssAs sartaa
desds estas eolumnss.
Han ingressdo On los iondos
insulsrea s27 sobradoa On soneepto
do multas por infracsi6n { las lsyss de
rsntas intsrr ..
-Por orden de In Teyorerfs ds
Puerto Rico 50 han lsvantado . en-
bargos On Camuy, 13 on @ isbrad Il 90
J II % Hatillo, On dneas que Adeuda-
ban 90 sontribusionss Al Tesoro.
-Nuessro eatimado college sLa
Voc dc 10 Patriss be emprsndido una
energies esmpaiia aontra 10 empress
do luz s'6strieA do Msyagusx, por sl
NAL ssrvieio do Alumbrado p6hlieo ca
aquslla ciudad.
-Seg1 notieias do Coamo. han
sido sasrifsados On qusl pueblo, por
orden del veterir ario dol gobiernc,
seis esballos atacados do musrmo.
Eel salon dc 10 sssusls nocsurna
do Arseibo rssultA ptQ usfo para con-
tener o. n6msro excesivo do alumnos
que eonsurren & slls. Ssria do nscs
sidad que el Dspsrtamento habilitara
dos salonss mas en- dicho plantsl do
enat HarzA.
Sc han importado & ssta capital
nnas bicicetas de bensina Que, no
mAreiadas con destrexs, pusden scr
I'm peligro grave on las GALES de- ssta
eiudad. Adsnks aon unos vehfsulos
que alborotan mueho on la mareha y
que debieran scr gravadas CON una
contribution.
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