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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

New York Unsuccessful in their al.
legged attempts 20 blackmall Francesca
Mcssina. "A prosperous tailor 81 Brook
lyn members OF the black hand" So
cicty hurled a dynamite bomb against
the front door of the tenement house
in which hc lives and conducts his bus
iness. and caused damage OF $4,000 10
the building and surrounding prop
pTty.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
MILK EVERYWHERE,
NOT DROP TO DRINK
Pierre. in Center OF Cattle Raising
Country, Faces n Milk and
Butter Famine.

Pierre. $. d.. Nov. 3.-Situated ~
he center OF the great cattle raising
country. where not only beef but milk
,nG butter would be supposed To bo
sery plentiful. this city Is facing a milk
ng skyward.
over half the families OF the city
are using condensed milk bought AT
he drug stores, and butter IN selling
Il from 30 to 10 cents per pound.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
welded AT SIOUX FALLS.

Sioux Falls s. D.. Nov 3.-Mlss Mary
l.. Gates and G. l.. Muggah. OF Ellis
worth, Mimi, were married at the
home OF the brides parents. The bride
has been one OF the most popular young
women OF Sioux Fails
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

Corning. o.-Four men were killed
and two seriously injured in an acct
dent az mine No ] nj san Toy. tho
mcn being crushed Ia mine cage and
their bodies hurled To IN, bottom q.
the shaft $50 feet below.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

I.ondoa.-''Thinga are bad enough for
husbands In this country now without
inakinE them worse" said Judge Emden
In tho Lambeth county court. when no re-
Scsed 10 give judgment against a man
for money borrowed by his wife for
axink.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
TO MEET IN CHICAGO

Canton. o.. Nov. 3.-The "a ,she
League OF America. now I'm snssio
here. will meet In Chicago In 1905. vii
liam c. stoever. OF Philadelphia. wa
elected president.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

Japan In not able To make "A CONNER
cial treaty with Australia, though both
countries want one. because the alien
immigration laws OF Australia prevent
the people OF each country having equal
access TO the other country. n point on
which japan naturally insists.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
HUNG PICTURE, FALLS, May Oh

Ida Grove. In. Nov. Awhile Mr'
Frank williams. OF silver Creek town
ship. was endeavoring To hang a PIC
ture yesterday the chair on which sh
was standing tipped. causing her to "a
backwards over the chair. infiicting u,
ternal injuries OF the abdomen. whic|
may prove fatnl.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
NOVELTIES IN NEWS

Rome.-A locomotive drawing an cast
bound freight train on the Central rail-.
road jumped the track here and plunged
into n saloon. Engineer Albert Brown, Of
LATHE Fails was caught In the wrcCkage
and scaldcd to death. brakeman Robert
H. Nandcrvoort. OF Albany, WAS crushed
TO death under the tender. Fireman Hugh
l.. Grover Of Syracuse. escaped through
the cab window unhurt
Milwaukee. wis-SheriG Cary IL enlist.
Ing the efforts cf tho clergy % Milwaukee
IN a crusade against tho display o! allcE.
I'd obscene postal cards which are accept.
cd for transmission through the malls.
while the law s. not adequate 10 rcrcs a..
Mr. Carey believes that the societies %
the many churches Of Milwaukee, can az.
sist In minimizing the evil.
Boston-AustIn q. Neither. a lawyer OF
this city who was left $500 In the viii
of the late Edward II. Dunn. testified 10
probate court during hearing OF tho
contest brought by nephowH ana ncccs
that the bcqucst was the result az hls
Kindness In Offering Mr.. Dunn the shelter
OF his umbrella during showers several
years ago.
Meridian, Miss.-Frank ~ Howell. who
dropped dead In Meridian had just &c
turned from Dalton. Ca. where n fortune
az about $4,000 II said 20 have been left
his wife by the lattcr's neither. lie waS
about % years old and tho good news
ovcrcame him.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

Washington, o. c. Among .hc APP
pliCuuts Tor Cld"tShip iu IA" revenue
cutter service vino have passed the re-
uuircd examination aD1 will soon re-,
cciyc their appointments !, Warner X
Thompson. og aimee. IL.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
WOMEN IN CORN FIELDS.

Topeka. Kas.. Nov. 3S-kansas cal]
use 10000 corn huskers. In many con-
munities women have gone into W
fields TO help. They husk corn mo1
rapidly than men.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

CORY, Pa. Airs Margaret Bgh b, OF
rymCr. y y. "a sister at liursr" Gree
joy and only survivor of his immediate
family. g. dead. aged ~.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
BODY Bruised and Bones Broken.

Papers on his person made identin-
cation possible and after preparing tho
body for burial the remains were sent
To Wisconsin. notice Of shipment being
the FIRST news received by the father
OF the Illness or death OF his son.
ON the arrival OF the body nj his old
home an investigation showed that the
body was badly bruised. and that the
bones Of the face were broken. and IL
was believed by his parents that he
met his death from foul play. AS "A
result the father came To Murdo after
the funeral and rs attempting 10 learn
something of the real cause of the
death OF his son. whom he believes TO
have been murdered.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

Kansas City, Mo.--Colonel Henry
Steel Olcott. 81 Adyar. India. the prcsi,
dent and founder Of the Thcosophica.
society. and coworkcr in her lifetime
OF the late Helen T.. Blavatsky. has
been seriously injured In a railway
wreck In Italy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

San Franeiseo-In the arrest Of l.
" Dabnct. or John Cain, and Johr
Slemsen after they had robbed and AS
saultcd Harry 4. Bchrend. jcwcler
the police believe they have captured
the men who were implicated In the
recent gas pipe" murders In this city
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

Atlantic City. N. J.-Coroner Gaskir
announced that experts In his employ
had decided that u loose rail caused
the accident on the Pennsylvania rail.
road AT Thoroughfarr draw last sun
day. I'm which more than nifty person.
lost their lives.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
Pittsburo. Pa.-Firc threatened tn

PIttobur0, Pa'-FIIV TWT'WT'W'U IN
destruction OF the Carnegie institute
valued at S6.0OO.000. ana the mos
beautiful structure OF it's kind tn Amer
lea. The fire originated In the powe
room In the basement from a defective
electric wire and was eNtingulshcd az
ter damaging the building To the eX
tent OF $4,000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

London--1hc correspondent at Hons
Kong OF the Tribune cables that the
steam launch Ficuam has been seized
by pirates on the West river. The pas.
eengcrs and crew OF tho launch were
robbed and the pirates then ruided sew
Fral Chinese launches and engaged in
y running fight with an armed launch
Of the salt commissioners. They finally
escaped with a booty OF $4,000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
shanehai-MissIonarlcs report

Shangha Missionaries report q
more severe famine In the northern
part OF Kiang Su province, central Chi
ma. IL - estimated that 100000 peo.
pie face starvation. Local magistrates
arc preventing people from leaving tn,
region. but are taking mo- steps To pro-
vide them with food supplies Serious
disorders are feared.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08
ST. Petersbure-In spltc 81 rrot

OF FtNtThUNTY III FIlIt' VI " WNNHI
council OF the University OF ST. Peters
burg. the project OF police has refuse
To- allow Jews who do not belong I
the university 10 attend the lecture
and has ordered them 10 he cNpclle
from the capital on the ground thu
they have not the right OF residence.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

Middirtown. ~. Y.-The case Of Edward
Green. OF Monroe. In attracting con-
siderable attention here. A swelling was
noticed In his right side. and AN operation
revealed the presence OF an iron bolt In
his appendix. The bolt was nearly Ave
inches I'm length. u IL doubtful if Green
will recover.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-08

Havana-T'pon the recommendation
Of Carlos Garcia y NClcz, Inspector o.
public institutions. San Lazaro hospi
ial. I'm which there are several hun,
tred lepcrs. probably will be- shortly
removed TO nm island OF the northern
coast OF MatanZas province.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
War-Whoops and Fireworks

7 WAS sitting by myself, when series of shri1l
war-whooPs called my attention to unusual
commotion in the outer grounds. This uproar
was responded to, after breath of silence bv ex-
cited yelling and general rush inside the bowerv
Girls screamed and young men crowded together
and roared commands at each other. Wondering
what all this meant, looked out under the faring
kerosene torches set upon poles, to see big squad
of pony riders, Indians in feathers and war-dress,
whirhng frebrands and rushing out of the
darkness. On my right and on my left men were
jumping for the counters of the lemonade-stands
and shouting orders for fireworks. Women and
girls were hiding under the benches or rushing out
of wide doorway to take refuge in the stands OF
outside venders.
Quickly the aim of this fierce uproar became
apparent. The wild riders crcled twice around
the bowery yelling like veriable scalp-hunters and
carrying on as real war party would, doubtless de-
laying to give the women time to get out OF the way
was feeling the intense excitement and suspense
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

tasoii5;-5 58nce nee, Of the -Arapa-
tery or or the whoowng
hl9elssbone h9esib u bear dance;
slaos.l'..r s..a and a hundred
tassT ..i,srs have been inter- r
e,..,,5 e3,.+s5. But some OF
dIc'''-, old-tilne anuse-
e.,+s ne al are yet allowed
ilel-'1 ss- the agencies, and
ne ne-l most northwest res
oo[rations % the lnd'4Ils ..55
ere q erected earth
nav l,s : dance-lodges
-,,.[e 12o.ee once or twice :! a
~llrai ,,,ontil their father
.5e agent 1efi1'lS
t:...tse-nladng - Of an P-
I'D - or at least q a
t.,s~ared sort ne
riar-rh Of July Is pecu-
i.,riv / III favored ID ms
r-egard, Re-. and spending a
~ at their en-
.sT-on7ent, the ~'tor
- - be sure oi taess-
ing some seen :. ...'-; .-'Ch
are ar. essentially 'Hsl-
Ia, + was my or
ne 10 visit tr Ank-
IN Agency = or
.ro before III nnuai
.sIsbrarion. u uend
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

Doth sexes IN blankets and moccasins ENJOYING
the white mans dance; some of half to a sixteenth
velvets to natty suits of tailor make; roistering
young blades in ''store clothes" and their white
clad girls from the nearer railroad towns-such
ments of their orchestra were a par1or organ and
two violins. The organst was an exceedingly
pretty Sioux girl, the first violin French Canadian
The caller off" was the jolly son of an Indian
trader.
The assembly was as orderly as the most fastidious
gone to my tavern, but Mazakan-tanka and others
among the Sioux urged me to stay. Heap of fun
pretty soon," they said.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
Some Indian Amusements
By FIR A N KILN

HIEF GOES-TOWAR, Turning Eagle,
~ M, Bull. Geronimo and others may no
longer. gaily bedecked, lead the figures
n - tbe;r national fetes and dances The
~ sur dance the Oglala scalp dance the
INC buffalo dance OF the Cheyennes, the 1nys-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

denly blazed with bursting star-shooters and whiz-
zing rockets. Through the wide upper gaps in the
bowery walls those wild fellows pitched lighted
Roman candles. 1t was a fight for fun. but not
altogether funny fight
We were fairly smothered in fire, and on side
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01


cg5I11ii@-a--+a1l l5iy Gun) was desirous that |
~ stay for tetc. Wen show YOU big times
he deci.-el /. ike it was when you were with
go Raar Rat.. only we're not allowed to dance
taf sI Eld been ency years since the Bear Butte
= dance ar- had not been among my Sioux
- sandal ended church at a mission where
-,ss were -cted in the Sioux tongue. The
Suad char The Sunday dress and religious
,s-l,.re ce- -lv offered a contrast to all former
-;ff-7ces m .-hering with the Sioux. l took
INT sea. way down the aisle, and was
@,s1r1,- anus ind myself the only person of
- co1or sitt ng the Indians. a number of
555nr seats vl- -rved for the white people OF the
:sss;or-school agency employment
A. Indian presently distributed hymn
- and WAS 81 10 pass me when touched his
He 5re- look to show me that the print
.s N Dak5-4 hen l still reached a hand he
- me a ca- a illuminating smile l sang
81, the con-- non. enjoyed a sermon in Sioux
IN Indian r. and was no little astonished at
- Lose 10 -lEself-outside the doOr-the
~+ar nj = n If people who shook nv hand
r7-f many ez ms OF pleasure in my presence.
They were Sed because YOU sat among
hon exrlr school-teacher with whom |
walked TO her 1-'ns-place-
The Celebration Begins
~ Nor7a- se,efration began-three davs be-
" lore the Ito continue until twelve P NJ. of
c-,,-7a- were some four hundred tepees
5sciried bv thousand Indians in the Big
r,-rle" as the Il their encampment. Numbers
Il visitors tr. Ike Omaha, Santee, Brules and
--re- tribes ue-. resent.
After dinne- friend Mazakan -tanka, in a
-;rkerv old srr agon drawn by four ricketv old
-.1jes. drove ~lnd the outer rim of the great
c-rce Here here We stopped to say How
howl" 10 an intance OF years agone An
Indians memoir aces IS equal to that OF a ward
r5litician and nee did any old Pine Ridger'
T-ho retained e1eSiglt fail TO recognize Mato
Ishan (Talblr- as l had been known TO them
n the davs e-les --ev were alternating
between the sa-.l phases OF good"
and bad
On Tues5ar moon things were "
lively II the amp. Within the ~
circle there 81. and foot-racing, = !
q game OF base music at the band L4/
stand and j. 7e bowerv. This
list attracted ~ evening The
dance-ha rructed OF pine 1u1nber-one
hundred iee- entv-tOur-with solid floor
sngleboard ~east high and was rooted
with sheerin- was a bav-window-like pro-
lection which room for the musicians, and
. row o o-d the half-walls. In each
end were venders of fireworks soft
drinks, and injections, and an ample space
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

q ~
old-tirne fight of the plains.
ks%y How they managed their ponies
Nv in the maelstrom of fire which
W we poured into them is and will
remain a mystery to
For five minutes-or as long as the ammunition
held Out-this battle of the fireworks lasted. Then
the attacking party, fairly repused by the valor
of the bowery rode away with whOOps of laughter
and bearing their share of burns and ContusOnS as
mementos of the encounter.
On our side the boverv was on fire in six different
places, two OF the girls had tainted and there
was scarcely coat pair OF trousers but stood in
need of darning In brief time however, the blaZeS
eXtnguished, the floor swept of debris, the
fainting girls brought to, and the dance resumed.
July came on swelteringly hot, yet the grounds
of the encampment around the bowery were nassed
with people from and far. There were Fourth
of July speeches in Sioux and in English following
band music and parade according to the customs
OF Uncle Sam In the afternoon some fifty blanket
Indians in their primitive costumes, danced the
Omaha in true Old-faShOned StVle
The Omaha grass dance is the most common f6te
at these entertainments. 1t is a simple dance in
which those who take part spend most of their time
sitting around in a circle and smoking, sprnging
to their feet and then, at signal from the
drums, and dancing brief measure each man by
himself leaping first upon one foot and then upon
the other with such writhing of the body and mus
cular movements as he may fancy to exhibit
An Expert Muscle Dancer
THERE was one striking figure at this dance; a
young man, naked to the breeCh-ClOth, with
breast and legs painted in stripes of red black and
green, and face and arms in yellow ocher and with
long hair, stitfened by mixture, standing
end, who danced the muscle dance. This dance,
various forms is known those who have visited
theaters where nautch-grls other Orientals have
performed. But Koska, the Brhl6s dancer, outdid
all such exercises which the writer has seen.
With his face turned upward and his eyes showing
the under white, though fixed on some absorbing
vision of the upper world every muscle of his strong,
1.-THE body played in complex sinuOus movement,
astonishing for freedom of action. And he
danced leaping and then 1.-THE a cougar,
high above the STOPPING backs of his fellows, his
feet beat time; the tiny bells upon his wrists and
noccasin-heels shook music in perfect rhythm
with his marvellous dance OF the flesh.
At Fort Totten on beautiful plateau, under the
shadow OF Sullys Hill and looking down upon the
finland sea of Mini -Wakan, l visited another July
Fourth encampment. And here the Yanktonnais
and their visiting friends the Hunkpatinas and
Others had their own way On this reservation the
lines were drawn sharply between the tutored and
the untutored who, thanks to quarrel between
school superintendent who controlled the progress
sives' and liberal agent whose influence swayed
the unprogressives," did not mix in their anuse
ments So we had unadulterated Sioux celebration.
Boom-bom! roared a dozen great cow-sllin
drums at daylight the Fourth. The prairies
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

SCTambled 70 the defense
with others. Recklessly we
threw our money over the
counters and received bum
dies of rockets, star-shoot-
ers and giant fre-crackers
of a regulated size in re-
turn. From behind our
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

of what l knew
must be a rough
and dangerous
game, when the
complete area
around me sud-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

barrlcade, but with
backs exposed to a
rear fusillade, we
stormed the besiegers
in nturn. Never have !
seen mimic war so
real: innumerable
lightning flashes, sui
phurous smoke, 4
whang and bang
pounding the ear
drums, and all this
flash and cracking
intermingled with
shouts and the craze
of men fighting hand
to hand. On the
outside our enemies
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

circled after the order Of an
old-tirne fight of the plains.
How they managed their ponies
in the maelstrom of fire which
we poured into them is and will
remain a mystery to me.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

The DAYS 4E were aIJeTna ting
erween the phases OF good
nj bad
On TuesdaE moon things were
vely At the -p- Within the
.rcle there and foot-racing,
game OF base usic at the band
.and. and the bowerv. This
81 attracted ~ evening. The
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
Mario Morales.
PLAN1A 1ERM0NtTBIcA

Gran sequiSisl6n sark para Ia
Aier ola ID plarta q 10 Ie c 1n0es en 30
tGniea acn el nc mhre de <abrua pro
eaIoriuS nobiliI1 81 de 90 Ia prGal'c.
las indie asioneS meleorol6gicss Jstia
nIcas que 50 Ia atribJysn.
De Pssih Grows CAlifoYnis, AL
sAn que ss vs. a ssaahltc.r 81 fun nb'
Ssrvatorio rival del de Ca Ftanslscr,
'isndo sl iuicIA1or de- itea el pm
fs austFiaeo joe N -s.sk. qu. ha
esad7 IogiAterrA ~ vents esin
de ssAs notsbles piansAs me srtc.p
eu Oub~ J Aeiioo , Gus % dice o,es
ausi >sAs pvopisdsdes psrs aautsr in
AIsrsias msgpe,iess , e;.riess,
CuAnco estAs oeorren, as r.mst
hoisS 90 musvsn de mEnsrA amer.
ma, YIuI movimisntos aon s'Rn' fcs.
Iivos para g uisu sRbs lserlcs. s.
preisnde cue con SyudA de 10 . snia
pusde prsdsoirss lluvlA o pie q con
IN sdslanto de dos litie dfss =
semblorss de teFFa, hASl4 vsiu,ite4a
niAs ants de que oeurrAn, % un "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
DESDE HUMACAO
Un bale en- obsequio del 10
ven estudiante don LO.
reRzo Carreras.
UN !UICIO
Sensible ia a'lecin iento. - In.
vest'gaci6n policiaca contra
dcs cabos sueltos.

Con mctivo de- b. bsr llsvAdo ma
mi ,ica nj distirguido y essndioso j>-
vsn Lolo CArrsras, quisn hs venido
de los E,tadoa Unidos dsspuei do cur
sar sstudioa univertitsrios, ss cslsbr6
un lueido haile en- 10 morada de lop
espoIos F3rt rAvils, eAsA del man
oior ado ioven. La eopsnrrsnsis t. &
obseQuiads con du ces y 6noa licorss
Tsmhiea iuvimos sl plaesr de OR 10
enosntSdcra Voc ds In aim mpkt!ea TA.
sita Porraia. A Ia ma dc Ia ml6,nA
termin6 esia 6ssts en msdio dc gere .
ral altgris. muy AstiItechos do lss
ah n.ianss del doelor Fort Asrt,lo y
sn distluguida sspoza doEa Mercedes
O&vilA.
Ayr 10 VIC en- Ia CorIs de este
Dlstri'o sl iaicio contra Rafael o w,
d. CsguIs, or porlar armss PFC hi
oidss, La dtfsusa sstRbA 4 cargo del
rsputado lstrado yisa Oshalec) y 10
seusAsi6n iue hsshs por 81 Flscal ss-
dor A ponte. PAsadk In prussia y hs.
chas las Alegaeiones, 81 sefor Juex
Apszi 10 Esnie0eia para msasna &
les nusva.
-N1eslro dissipguido amigo don
JoIe MonclovA pRsA por Ia b 1nda I G
CO de hlbsr perdido 4 80 eatimab Q
psdre, AL ensierro ssisti6 baEtsnts
eonsurrensiA dadas Las aim 2AIias 1s
que gcza este amigo nuestsc, SirvAn
sstas liusss de pesAms al silAdo ami
go y su Aprsciab!e tAmilia.
Ell m!5.solss sssuyo ec esss SIu
lad oil ooronsl HAmilI, Vino con o.
q a de invsltigAr los sucssos del saba.
do, cuando iueron atropsllados lea
seq ores A. AldreY J Perex. La Ia.
vsslig .cI0n sc hizc; al rssaltado da
ella no 10 ssbsmos. Eipersmes cen
enliedAd 10 resoiucl6n do 10 comIsi0n
ds 10 Policfa IaSulAr.
Sc dice On esta ciudad gus o!
pre- fssor den Felipe str'Ano, gus Ae-
tualmsrte sisree u Viso ouss h Asfa 20.
IilieA AciivA, no sum2llsndo Aai COZ
iRa 6rdcnes do Aua Superiorea, cue
prch!be los mAsstros inmiaeuiras en-
politica.
Don Manuel Ru'z Q ivsrc, veei
no eel pohlado de IL Csiha, haze
scnslar que nuneA ht mIliIado ca las
nIAs dol pKrsido rspublicano; QUE
sismpEe ha sustentsdo lAs IDEAS do 10
union puertorr'Qnns, per scr que
es sEsA Ia solecAvIdad que msior
dciends les intSrsSss del pusblo,
HumAeAo, N0viemhrs 16
{ C0RRESPONsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
CARTAS Dt7EAIDAs

Continuation de Ia lisia de eAttaI
deGsnidas en 10 atm tnilsr&ei6n do 60
rrecs do esIA eiudAd;
Pedro ErgraeiA, JoIe FsrnAudes
Carolina FernAndGE, NAnuel Fuertss
3 cArtAE, FrAnsiGeo Fantaguzzi, 2 car
las, GAurAn FernSndtz.
Gre'alo GArsls, Jull&o GArese
M G ,idasein, Vicente G m,z. W
C Gould, Alfonso GJiEatz, EvApgs
ina G ,pEAlss, G Asomo GlaeovA.si
A Villsmi, G ypzalsz.
n, Hays, Eliza Esrnandtz W
BGinbEioGs Ht 4 Jssaa Iglsaia.
MrG. j, ho Jansen, Case e. Jo'
saslyn, jose Lsdssms, Jusso LopE.
E. b. Martin, FtAneiico kariIul1,
IEaseia MsrcAdo, Maria MAscs, Flo
mena Aon;oys, Marss ina MoniIa z,
F.lomsro Aonls nsE, EassbGn N.na,
Ora ALto1io
Maria Psgan, Ana PsnGs, Ylesnle
PrEa,
(Joniinuai& n Rans
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-19
Acadia de HunacaO

E diA ~ ds Novlembre do 1905 4
les tres dc la tArde, GO sl salon do o.
Ia A'cal6iA y ante Ia ComisI6n res
p'elivs, &c prt catera & remAtar los
tla 'sioe de RArmId1 eel clmiAo mu-
nielPsi que, partIsndo del poblado dc
Las Plsdras eorduce q barrio del Rio
do eIta iuriGdissi6r; hab!endoae fiA'
DO Ct mo liso de IL suhastA Ia sums
dc mil qulnien'oS d0lIIrs
En IL Ssca tarik dc esss Nunieiplo
Sc hAlls dc manifAto 10 ordenAtz
v-taiG por oil CoLesD Munisipal.
fiaudo las s1rdislonM del aonsraso
al como 81 modslo de Pre- posielonss.
L0 cue hsgo d olloc, para IL en-.
earYereIR de lieladoFsf
HgmAsRo, Is de N bfe. de 1905
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