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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-16
MRS. GRESHAM Is DEAD.
Rem arkable Woman Passes Away at
Ace of1o4 Years.

ST. Peter, March 9.-Aged l04 years,
Mrs. Sarah Rumley, mother of the cele-
brated soldier and statesman, Walter @.
Gresham, died last night in the old
Gresham homestead near GAINESVILLE, Ind,
in the house which she has occupied for
nearly ninety years. This is the infor-
nation wired to her only surviving son,
Judge William G. Gresham, of this city.
Mrs. Rumley was in many respects a
remarkable woman. She had lived in the
administrations of all the American
presidents save those of George Wash
ington and John Adams She was born
at Rolling Forks, KY, in September,
1902 Longevity is a characteristic of
the Davis family, for her father lived
to reach the age of 100 years and one
sister passed a century. Her father
was veteran of the revolutionary
struggle. -
The most illustrious member of her
children was unquestionably Walter @.
Gresham, postmaster general and later
secretary of the treasury in the cabinet
of President Chester A. Arthur and Sec
rotary of state under Cleveland, dying
in office of wounds received in the Civil
war.
Mrs. Gresham's youngest son was
William G.. Gresham, resident of st.
Peter and former Judge of probate.
After the death of her first husband
Mrs. Rumley was married second time
to the man who's name she bears, Noah
Rumley. Among her closest friends was
Col. Henry Watterson of Louisville. She
had known Watterson since his childhood
and he was frequent visitor at her
home.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-16
FROM THE LABOR BUREAU.
Commissioners Williams Has Just
Completes Report on Inspection.
From ThurSday's Daily

SOU1PtStSO nSPOTS OF luSPSCttOUs
From Thursdays Daily.
State Labor Commissioner Williams
has just completed his report on labor
inspections for 1905. The figures dis
lose some interesting facts.
The department found 1870 children
under sixteen years of age at work. They
are distributed over ninety three indus
tries and trades. The larger number, 3O7.
is employed in department stores.
Investigation shows that 6,5S2 persons
work at night. Flour mills and grain
houses have the largest number, 1909.
In respect to Sunday work, 1920 per-
sons labor on the Sabbath. The flour
mills are the heaviest employers of this
class. They have 1000 persons who work
ed on Sunday.
During 1905 the department receiver
reports covering $40 accidents. Of the
number, fifty eight were fatal. During
the year the department issued nearly
600 orders calculated to improve condir
tions in shops and factories.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-16
STERLING CENTER TOPICS.
Consld cradle Building Will Be Done
There This Season.


William Ellis 'of Mankato spent few
days at the Center this week
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Lamp will leave
this week for Oklahoma to visit their
son.
Mrs. Ed Anns of Mapleton visited
with the family of George Keith last
Sunday.
Ebert Pratt will work for George
Keith this year.
The telephone line west of the Center
will soon be erected. Work has been
commenced on it now.
| Mrs. L. j. Benedict of Bird Island is
here visiting relatives.
| On account of bad weather last Friday
the box social for the benefit of the
church was put off, so will have it Fri
day, March 9th.
Gene Roberts who has been very i'll is
very much improved
Byron Troy spent last Sunday on the
fiat.
Mrs. Elmer Williams and sons are
visiting at their home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Z. Williams.
Considerable building will be done this
spring. John Morris will build new
barn, S. NJ Grover a new barn, w. w.
TAYLOR new house, Mr.. Fisher new
barn. c. Reynolds a new barn.
Peter Benedict and E. W. Parks offers
their land for sale. For information
| write to E.. w. Parks, Amboy, MINI.
Mrs Troy and Mrs. w. c. Grover spent
| Sunday with Mrs. Buel.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-16
BANKS WERE LIGHTED.
Sullivan, the Safe Cracker, Shows
Grim Humor'

From Fridays Daily.
Lawrence Sullivan, who was suspected
of being John b. Dunn, wanted at
GAINESVILLE, Ark, for murder, and who
was discharged yesterday afternoon, re-
manned in the city until noon today,
by permission of the police. He desired
of gas mantels and other fixtures that
he was peddling, but Chief Donahue in
better satisfied would he, 1.-THE chief be.
Sullivan wanted to replevin his burg
lars tools from Marshal Southwick of
Waterville before the latter left the city,
but concluded not to do so. Had he
succeeded in doing so, he would have
been arrested again at once.
Sullivan remarked this morning that
he noticed that every bank in the city
kept a light burning last night, and
presumed that it was on account of his
being at liberty again.
Sullivan's pension arrived yesterday.
He draws $l2 a month, and received $36.
He claims to be the inventor of a pro-
cess of making Irvine, which he has
had patented.
The mans conduct in prison may be
Judged by the fact that the last TWEEN
ty-three months that he was in Joliet
he was in solitary confinement.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-16
Monuments and Cemetery Work
MANkkTO MARBLE WORKS
A. K. EXILE, Proprietor
Marble and Granite Monuments.
% Jackson 8 MANKATo MIN N
Monuments and Cemetery work
March. l6-2S-30. 1906.
ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Rlue
Earth.-sS In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Sven
Larson, deceased.
Letters OF administration on the estate of
said deceased being this day granted unto
Lewis |. Larson of said county:
1t Is ordered. that all claims and demands
OF all persons against said estate be presented
to this court for examination and allowances.
at the probate office in the city of MankatO in
said Blue Earth county. on the following day
viz: Monday. the 18th day of June a Is
1906 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day.
1t is further ordered. that three months from
the date hereof be allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate at the
expiration of which time all claims not pre-
sented TO said court or not proven to its salts
faction, shall be forever barred. unless for
cause shown further time be allowed
Ordered further that notice of the time and
place of hearing and examination of said
claims and demands shall be given by publi-
cation of this order for three successive weeks
prior TO the day appointed for such examina-
ton in the Mankato Free Press, a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at Mankato
in said county.
Dated at Mankato. the 10th day of March,
A. D.. 1906.
BY the Court,
probate Court Seal.l VIM. f. HUGHES.
Sam b. Wilson. Attorney.
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WANTED AT HARRINGTON.
A. G. Weaver Of This City Gets Into
the Tolls.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
A. G.. Weaver, a young man of this
city who recently returned from Farm
ington, was arrested this afternoon by
Officer Riley on instructions received
by Chief Donahue from the chief of po-
lice of Pennington. 1t is mot known
what the charge is, and Mr.. Weaver
states that he is at loss to know what
it is.
Mr.. Weaver states that he left Farm
ington owing several bills, among which
was a balance of $50 due on furniture
which he bought from the Hartman Fur
niture and Carpet company of Minneap-
oils when he located at Pennington. He
bought SOB worth of furniture from
the company and paid ST. down and
some more in installments, and was to
pay the balance whenever he could He
sold the furniture when he moved to
Mankato, and sent what he got for it
to the Minneapolis house, but this fell
$35 short of the amount that was due.
He states that he gave no mortgage nor
signed any contract for the furniture.
Chief of Police Brownell of Farming
ton arrived this afternoon, with war
rant for Weaver, charging the sale of
mortgaged property, in connection with
the furniture deal Efforts are being
made to effect settlement.
Late this afternoon settlement was
reached and Weaver was discharged.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-16
MEDAL FOR A HERO.
Gift From Comrades Makes Joe
Nichols Happy.

from thursday Dally.
Minnesota Division Committee. Winona,
March 3, l906-Mr. Joseph Nichols, con-
ductor, Winona, MINI. Dear Hero: In
closed you will find a medal presented
to you by committee on Minnesota d.
vision. 1t is to reward You for, the hero
ic acts and bravery performed by. you
at Waseea during the big fire at Hotel
De Wavery. Hoping you will accept it
with out kindest regards. and good
wishes. OF course it is-a back number
but it is the best we have to offer in
medals at present. We know of course
that money would not compensate. y6l
for your brave and daring work at THE
fire. Yours respectfully, Committee on
Medals.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-16
WAS NJ RGAN MURDERED?
Suspicion That Travelling Man Met a
Violent Death.

Manitowoc, Wis, March 8.-Doctors
Pritchard and Meaney, who made an ex-
animation of the body of Edward j. Nor
gan, the Oshkosh lumber salesman, which
was found on the lake shore here, dis
covered a eliot of blood on the brain
which they believed was caused by a
blow before death. The authorities are
of the opinion that Morgan was murder
ed and his body thrown into the lake. A
diamond ring which Morgan wore when
last seen alive has not been found, nor
are there any traces of his clothing.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-16
REACHED H CHEST NOTCH.
Cost Of Living More Now Than 1t Has
Been for Thirty Years.

New York, March S.-The cost of liv-
NC is now the highest that it has been
the thirty years during which the Dur
Mercantile Agency has kept a record. Ac-
ording to these statistics the average of
commodity prices proportional to con-
sumption is $lO5,204, as compared with
SlOl ,939, year ago. The DUN system
If averages makes its comparison by the
selection of an index number, and in the
ables published today commodity prices
IN March l compared with those of a
ear ago as follows:
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Rogers to Answer the Cues
ti0ns Put to Him.
RELIEVES Mr.. ROCKEFELLER
Old Oil Magnate Can Now Come Out
From Hiding as He Is
Ransomed.

New York, March S.-All signs point
now to the conclusion that John D..
Rockefeller has not lodged process -serv-
ers for the last few months in vain.
A new turn in the suit of the State of
Missouri against the Standard Oil COM
pany indicates that he will not be re-
quired to go on the stand and let At.
rney-General Hadley of that state cor
ner him with embarrassing questions of
the kind that H. H. Rogers refused to
answer.
A. d. Eddy of st. Louis, general
Western attorney for the Standard Oil
company, is on his way here for a con-
ference with the company's officials. 1t
is understood he is armed with a prop
osition to the effect that if H. NJ Til
ford, w. II. Tilford and w. NJ Van
Buren, will agree to go on the stand and
answer all the questions the attorney
general chooses to ask he will not insist
on dragging Rockefeller into court.
One of the conditions of this PROPOSE
ton is that III. HI. Rogers must answer
all of the questions he declined to when
questioned few weeks ago. The at
torney general thinks that the Tilfords
end Van Buren, can he as useful to him
as Rockefeller would be.
The price of Rockefeller's escape from
the ordeal of the witness chair is that
Standard Oil must not try to block the
efforts of Missouri to get at the facts
concerning the company's business meth
DDS in that state.
Eddy is said to be authorized to as
sure Hadley before his departure from
st. Louis that Rodgers would no longer
dodge the questions put to him and that
he will tell all about the Standard Oils
subsidiary companies. A dispatch from.
Jefferson City, Mo-, says Attorney Gen
eral Hadley declared tonight that he had
not relinquished his hope of having John
d. Rockefeller subpoenaed to give tes-
timony in the custer case against the
Standard Oil company, but that he had
simply stopped efforts in that direction
on the promise of Eddy that the neees-
sary evidence would be forthcoming
from other sources.
Attorney General Hadley said:
"After the decision of the supreme
court of Missouri sustaining my right
to testimony as to the ownership of the
common stock of the three defendant
companies the attorneys of the Stand
ard Oil company intimated to me that
there would be no further resistance to
my efforts to secure the evidence. 1t
was further suggested that the witnesses
already supoeaned could give me all the
information on the subject l desired. |
asked that they fully inform me as to
the ability of these persons to give the
evidence 1 desire, and pending the re-
ceipt of this information from Mr..
Eddy, who has gone to New York for
the purpose, efforts to subpoena other wit
nesses have been temporarily discon-
tinued.
eff l can secure the evidence | want
from the witnesses now served no eff
fort will be made to subpoena other wit
nesses. Otherwise, all means possible
will be used to secure the presence OF
those who know the facts"
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MUST SELL EVERYWHERE.
Irvine Recommen BY Governor
Johnson; Reason Why.

In his message to the legislature next
January, Governor johnson will recon-
mend that the laws regulating the sale
of prison made Irvine be changed so that
the Irvine may be sold in any state in
the Union. This recommendation will
have the hearty support of the members
of the state board of control and of the
prison management. This course will
be pursued in order to fight the harvest
er trust which is about to open a Irvine
plant at Hazel Park.
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Aside from general advance in meats,
most food products became cheaper; but
he general level of prices is higher than
IN March l, 1905, despite the fact that
oodstuffs have declined about 6 per
cent
Quotations for live stock and provis-
;ons have not shown the customary dis
,osition to follow the course of the
rain markets, practically every item in
the list recording more or less advance,
ness pork rising $l.25 per barrel during
February and $l.75 since the opening of
the year.
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All smart up-to-date women of today,
Know how to bake, wash, sing and to
play;
Without these talents wife is n. G..
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea.
John G.. Thro.
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Fire Loss Settled.

From Thursdays Daily.
Henry f. Leonard, agent for the Am
erican Fire Insurance company of Phil
adelphia, has settled the loss on JOS
eph Fiddlemeyer's household goods, by
paying him $202.
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The court also filed an order refus-
ing the defendants motion for new
trial in the case of Joseph w. Davies as
administrator of the estate of the late
Henry w. Davies, deceased, VS.. Charles
w. johnson.
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You feel the life giving current the
minute you take it. 4 gentle soothing
warmth, fills the nerves and blood with
life. It's a real pleasure to take Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets.-John C. Thro.
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Harold Zones.

Harold, the two months old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones, living at 4l6
Lewis street, died this morning. The
funeral will occur from the residence
tomorrow afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-03-16
After Both Conventions.

Minneapolis will make at attempt to
get both the democratic and republican
conventions. The Auditorium will be
rendered to the delegates. 80,
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NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
Judge Cray Decides SchiegeI and
Davies Motions.

From THURSDAY 5 Dally
Judge Cray today filed an order re-
fusing new trial in the case of Karl
Schlegel vs.. Henrietta Schlegel and 9th.
ers. motion for which had been made
by the plaintiff.
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Don't kick if you have poor -four
bread, get sack of 'Rapidan's Best"
and do away with both.
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La union EN- YAUCO.
MagnftiGa AsamhIea.
(De maestro cOrrespO'as0J especially

Agosto 90
Como un solo hombre porque todos
los Ilevaba el mismo fin patri6tico, y una
misma idea patri6tica tambi6n los reunfa
cumplimentando Ia orden de convocatoria
para elegir la candidatura municipal, acu-
dieron al Club Unionista cuarenta de los
cuarenta cuatro delegados electores como
resultado de las asambleas primaFias en-
los distintos barrios de esta municipalidad.
Nunca habfamos visto una asamblea
tan brillante en- este pueblo, y nunca con
tanto entusiasmo Sc habfan reuuido nues-
4 compatriotas como en- la asamblea del
.E presidida por el digno correligionario
LJn Luis Cianchini y Nazario, en- ausencia
del presidente de la Junta Local, quien Sc
hallaba enfermo; no obstante 90 procedi6 &
la lectura de un mensaje remitido por Ell
en- ell que con brillantes frases explicaba ell
objeto de la asamblea y aconsejaba 4 los
delegadoB la mayor cordura On 81 paso
trascendental que iba darse y del qua de-
penderfa en- 10 future la buena 6 mala
suerte de nuestro pueblo.
Alberta la votaci6n SO pTocedi6 elegir
la candidatura municipal, y practicable el
escrutinioa presencia del pueblo di6 81 81
guiente resultado:
Para AlcaIde, don Santiago Vivaldi Pa
checo.
Para Conceiales, don Juan Amill Amill,
Manuel de j del Toro, GenaroSM Ma donado,
Andres Negroni, Ramon Rivera Viera,
Agustfn Barrenechea, Antonio Pacheco.
Para la Junta de instruction, don Ma
nuel Pasarell y Ruis, Pascual Negroni,
Carlos de Rosario.
! Despues de proclamada la candidatura
SO puso en- pie 81 delegado don Domingo
VivaIdi, quien en- nombre de su hermano
don Santiago Sc diriJi6 Ia asamblea ma
nifestando que debia procederse nuevs
election porque 81 candidate electo para
Alcalde renunciaba 4 ese cargo y pedia I
la asamblea el nombramiento de otrO CO
rreligionario cualquiera. Como movidol
por un regorte los dem6s delegados Sc pu
sieron en- pie aclamaron de nuevo uenos d'
| entusiasmo la candidatuFa votada, con
! firmaron con especialidad la elecci6n d
don Santiago Vivald Pacheco para alcal
de de Yauco.
Una comisi6u compuesta de honorable
senores de entire los delegados fne parti
cipar al senior Vivaldi 81 resultado de L
asamblea, felicitarle en- nombre de 10
Compatriotas allf Teunidos.
Y aqui paz despu6s...,.. gloria.
Yauco estS satisfecho del resultado de i
asamblea, y estar6 de pl6cemes 81 dia s d
NoviembIe, porque habrS dejado en- bue
mas manos el tim6n de Ia nave municipal
AlcaIde: DON CoFnelio GanzaIez.
ConceialeB: Don Pablo Vilella Pol, do
Vicente BorgeH, UdericO Velez, don q
cardo M6udez Elias, don Antonio CoIlaz
Ortiz, ID. Andres Pol, d. Francisco Cab6E
Junta de instruction: DON FrancisC
ssin Sein, don Pablo YilelIa Lloyet do
Juan Viy6,
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Manifestation PO-
Utica en- Mayaguez
(De maestro cOrrespOms0l.) }

Agoste 14.-Ayer las cuatro de la
tarde una esplendida manifestation unio-
nista recorrfa las GALES de esta pOblaci6n,
acompafiada de una multitud de- ginetes
los cuales daban un hermoso golpe de Wis
ta al acto.
FL obieto de dicha manifestaci6n no fue
el de un alarde de fuerzas del particle
como 10 Green los adversarios y ST una
prueba ostensible de que va han cesado de
un modo cierto las diferencias entire Gi-
gante Trelles, quienes juntos recorrieTon
las GALES acompafados de sus amigos.
Apesar de todo el gentio fue immense
como inmensa la muchedumbre q. por 10
intempeAtivo de la hora no Tesolvieron &C.
guir aquel actoquedando en- la plaza hasta
ell regreso para DIR los oradoros. 49,.
ESQ demostr6 la pujanza de nuestro par
lido que tuvo gente para la manifestation
tambi6n tanto mas para esperarla 9
recibirla en- la plaza de Colon sin que que
dara deslucida.
AL pasar Ia manifestation por la casa
del sefior de Diego Sc detuvO, un momento
para saludarle con entusiastas vivas, 81"
guiendo & la casa do don Alberto Bravo,
candidate popular para Alcalde, donde hi
cieron uso de la palabra los sefores Gil
gante, Trelles, Bellve y Furnell, recorrien-
do despu6s las dos marinag, calle Nc
Kfnley, Mirasol, Sol, Peral, yendo la
plaza de Colon donde oyeron Ia palabra
del elocuente orador don Jose de Diego.
Mucho gust6 al pueblo de Mayagtiez la
oratoria de aquel ilustre puertoTriqueho
que en- coneeptos magnifcoB nos hizo una
hreve anoloOfa da loR Refiores Bravo, Gil
gante Trelles, dando la pauta que ha
de observarse con nuestros adversarios quo
deben ser convencidos por Ell amor y la
concoldia y .nuuca por Ia violencia y pOr
81 dicterio.
Fu6 Calurosamente aplaudido.
A las y media de Ia noche Sc disolvi6
81 acto con el mayor orden y compostura.
Esos son los procedimientos del partidc
Union de Puerto Rico. Asf Sc hace pa.
tria.
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EspsGialista que ha IIegadO a Yauct
FaIIsGI6 ALL IN hOnradO artssanO'
Ode nuestrO cOrrespOnsaL) }

Agosto 21.-Ha llegado 4 Yauco y se
hospeda en- 81 Hotel Pl6, el inteligente OPP
tico don Luis Case y Soto, que ha recorri-
do varias pobIaciones de Is isla en- 81 ejer-
cicio de su profession.
Hoy se di6 sepultura lal cadaver del
honrado artesano don Gabriel Arenas, que
dej6 de existir aver. Su entierro fu6 muy
concurrido So muerte generalmente SEN
tida.
-Est6 propueatO para desempedar una
de las escuelas graduadas de Arroyo 81
competente professor don Juan Y. Lopez.
Ell senior Lopez, lleva como precedente
50 hoia do servicios de % amos de pTofe-
sorado sin interruption, su bello car6c-
ter para con Ia infancia 10 hacen I'M peda'
gogo Ia moderna.
Felicitamos la junta Escclar de AFRO.
20, por tan aBertado nombramiento.
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No Hay DoIor de Cabeza nj Neuralgia
p Fusrs Antigua que sea que Rssisa Ia esdn BsnSca
CURA De STEARNS

Cuando aguno amigos atormentado de
jaquecas dolores neuragcOs poan sema mpo-
sban pacente para todo sote tome obea de Sears
conocdas Stearns Door de Cabeza
nota epeiando cabeza mganeo con rapdez
aquelos latidos dolorosos
voeno que cabeza vencdo casi nstananea
por de Stean provenga cho dolor de vas
excevas dgesvos afecones de
trabao fsico cambios de temperature
mente door neuralgico.
cuado las macones dseehar todas
aqueas que even nombre Searns Headache Cure
relieve Cada caa eva e r6uo nuesa fma tnta ro
para de las
obleas
FREDERICK STEARNS & clA.
Fabrlcantes de PrOductOs QumECOs FarmacsutIses
Ssa nETRoI7.
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La REV0L LUCION En- CUBA
La revOIuCion Sc extiende.

New York Agoso2 230p. M.
rapid esarrolod de d revoluc6n Cuba
gnreros han anzado
udad NuetaA
en-
cedores
region Palma dponen
armasy munic abundancia
Bamo rebn notas aIarmautes orene nOn ses de
dsconten
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ResOIuGiOnes.

La secci6n primera de Ia Corte de Dis
trito de esta ciudad declare aver sin lugar,
con las costas, la demanda de las Monjas
Carmelitas contra Julian Silva
Estim6 con lugar Ell divorcio solieitado
por Jose Vicente Castro Pons con Patricio
Adorno Montafez.
La Corte declare con lugar Ia oposici6n
que fue formulada de dominic promovido
con Adolfo Andino.
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RemOViendo esCOmbros.

New York. Agoso o. 13Op
Santiago abaJadoTes goberno
mOG6n de embrOa bos Oceder ugs meddaa ganas
dstruida Valparaiso.
ruinas
Felipe de la
ion