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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-10
Popular Election of Senator'S.

The House committee on the election of
President, Vice President and representa-
tives in Congress has agreed to make a ia
yorable report a bill by Representative
Norris of Nebraska. providing for the ex-
tending of the term of representative In
Congress to four years and for the election
of senator's by popular vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-10

From the Manchester Guardian.
During the last twenty years 2,06f balloon
and airship ascents have taken place. In
Germany. and only thirty-six accidents
have befallen the 1870 persons taking part
In them. That Is to say. one trip In fifty
seven comes to grief. or one aeronaut In 210
meets with an accident. casualty rate
less than VI per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-10

The Clyde liner Navahoe which has been
ashore Just inside the Cape Fear bar, North
Carolina coast since Saturday night, March
3. was fioated on high tide last night by
the United States revenue cutter Seminole
and the tugs Blanche and Marion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-10

Charles H Meyer. William d. Haywood
and George A. Pettibone were arraigneCI at
Caldwell, Idaho, yesterday. under indict-
ment charging them with the murder OF
former Gov. Frank Steunenberg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-10

The Ohio 2-cent fare went into effect yes
terday. and at midnight all railroads operat-
irg in Ohio began the sale of tickets at the
new rate. All special rates are abolished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-10
TO cuaz A coin m ONE DAY

Y W GR0yBa s19Satoss y = 60 bsx. -
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14
Met OLD LOVE IN The
SHADOW or The ROCKIES

| by the bloody encounters between con-
struction crews of the Great North
EN- and the rough element then liv-
ing there several years ago when the
road first tapped that section.
Young Geifer was a man Of silent
manner and did not mingle with his
companions. He was well educated in
Germany and many wondered at his
remaining in a section where there
was SO little of civilization and it's
influences. He was mixed up in the
free-for all encounter previously re-
ferred ) and Was one Of the few
who came out of it not either MAIN
ed for life or fatally injured, for the
slaughter at that time is well re-
membernd by all old residents of this
state.
He followed the life of a trapper
for years and amassed considerable
wealth, LOW owning good ranch not
far from that place. Meanwhile, the
love Of his boyhood days had married
q wealthy physician and taken UP her
home in South Africa. The subso-
quent death of her husband lead her
to return to her native land and
through friends, Geifer learned Of her
less. With the true chivalyy born Of
his old love for her and possibly
actuated by hope that resumption
of the cd ties might be affected, he
wrote to her, condoling with her upon
her loss. His letters, written from
distant and rugged land, far from
the city end with but the mountain
! peaks as an inspiration, and the Wierd
howl Of the wild animals a frequent
reminder OF his lonliness, were receiv-
ed by hey in due course of time and
they aWo},e the old love springs of
her youth The reasons for the mis-
understandings were discovered and
explained and with heart full of anx-
iOus hope Mrs. Bernig sailed for AM
erica to Join the man Of her choice
in his western home.
She is a woman Of fine physique
and of evident refinement Her de-
ceased husband LEFT her considerab e
property which she will dispose of,
she states, and make her home in the
west with Mr.. Geifer as his wife. She
made inquiry of the conductor, who is
we'll acquainted with Geicer, as TO
/ his personal appearance, the life he
has lead and, when told of the hard
ships he has underwent, his seclu-
sion from men and lonely life, I'M
hidden tears sprung to her eyes, Gel
fer is a man of strong, manly vigor,
and the life he has lead has in no
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

eral Of the delegates present entered
In the same. .
The chair appointed the following
committee on resolutions: w. N.
Woodbridge, Of Hinsdale, Thos. NJ
Everett, Of Harlem and w. C. Kester,
of Hayre.
Letters were read from the Amalga-
mated Sugar company of Salt Lake
to the effect that they would have a
representative Of their company at the
meeting, but owing to the railroad
blockade there were none present.
TIL old officers were reelected by
reclamation, their names appearing at
the Introduction Of this article.
Congressman Charles N. Pray who
was present, was called upon for re-
marks and gave very interesting ani
exhaustive talk upon the question Of
the reclamation of desert lands il
this section and the energy of the
early pioneers, who are carrying on
this work. He was followed by
Engineer Babb, whose talk was east
ly the feature of the meeting, because
of his knowledge Of the subject and
the active work being conducted.
The meeting closed with renewed de-
termination upon the part Of those in
attendance to push the good work for
all there Is in it in the future The
next meeting place of the ascension
was decs'led upon as Malta.
The citizens Of Harlem are to be
congratulated upon the hospitality ant
, cordial treatment of the visitors and,
while tho belated trains made the trip
somewhat disagreeable, those who at
tended report highly enjoyable time
| Those present from this city We're:
! Mayor l.. Newman, H. w. String
fellow, y. J. Broderick, Frank Bos-
suot, James Holland, Geo. T. Sander
sUot, James Holland. Geo. T. Sander
pin, w. e. Hester, and w. c. Broad
water flcm Browning.
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IRRIGATION Meeting
A BIG SUCCESS

Continued from Page One.)
wards of the government, to pres
their rights in court or elsewhere for
suitable recognition, but on the other
hand the white people OF Northern
Montana have rights which should not
be permanently held in subordina-
ton or allegiance as far as shadowy,
indefinite, Indian rights to water are
concerned.
| sincerely trust that the patience
Of the good people Of the Milk river
valley will not be much longer strain
ed by delays in the beginning of the
actual storage and diversion of water
for irrigation. Construction should be
commenced on the Chain lakes reser-
voir dam and on one or more dams
below there, in order to be prepared
10 husband the water of st. Mary s
river when turned into the Milk river
channel. Increased public land sales
and the consequent increase of the re-
clamation fund beyond expectation
leaves little doubt that money will be
available for such construction work,
when determined upon"
The following were appointed a
committee to draft resolutions to be
presented to the state legislature ask
ing that body to present a memorial
to congress along the lines suggest
ed; Senator Thomas NJ Everett
of Har,em, A. II. Reser. of Chinook
and A. !. Broderick of Havre.
| w. s. CoWan, of Box Elder, address
ed the meeting at length upon the
subject Of the Marias diversion dam
requesting the cooperation of the
association in the furthering of this
project. Adjournment was then taken
until o'clock in the evening.
THE EVENING SESSION.
The meeting was resumed in tho
eN ening al O'Clock and c. C. Babb,
engineer in charge of the Milk river
project, spoke at length on the status
of the desert land in the valley. The
| discussion became general and sev-
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

All the world loves a lover" and
the facts in a very pretty romance
which originated some thirty yea s
ago in distant Germany and happily
concluded at Bear Creek, Montana I'M
der the shadow of the Rocky noun
tains the FAST week will be of inter-
est.
A Great Northern conductor, whose
name is withheld because Of his dis
like for notoriety, relates the story
to the writer and it is replete with
romance and pathos. Mrs. Louise
Bernig, widow of wealthy and prom
inent German physician who some
four years ago died in South Africa,
last week arrived in America direct
from Berlin, and, securing passage ON
the firts train for the west, arrived oV-
er the Great Northern at Bear Creek,
Montana, on the 10th. inst where she
was joined by the man of her choice,
Peter Geifer, trapper and rancher or
that section. The wedding bells have
since sounded their sweet chimes and
that the happy couple are now man
and wife is a fOregone conclusion,
judging from the plans Of the lady in
the case, which she freely unfolded to
the willing ears of the railroad man.
The story is one oft times told, but
the happy conclusion makes it partlc-
u1arly Interesting, and the romantic
scene of the fms, laid as it is IN the
picturesque mountain district where
for many years the husband has lived
the life of a recluse, adds much to
the pretty romance.
Some thirty years ago, Peter Geifer
lived in pis native land, Germany and
had for lis playmate a winsome lass
of about his age for whom he enter
tanned Ia fond regard. The children
loved, as children do, and many were
the pretty air castles they built for
themselves relative to a life together
in distant America where he was to
win fortune and opulence by his en-
ergies, inspired by the love of his
faithful Louise.
1920.
But stern parent objected 10 the
match As the young people grew to
mature years and by intercepting the
letters of the girl to her lover and
substituting others in their place, an
estrangement was brought about whic
finally resulted in the migrating of
young Geifer to America.
He sought solitude under the shad-
ow of the great Rockies. far from civ
lization, and settled at MeCartyyille
on the G. n, the spot made famous
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The o-partnership heretofore ex-
listing by and between Florian 4.
Carnal and E. C. Carruth under the
firm name and style of Carnal & Car
ruth, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. E. C. Carruth will continue
the business, pay al; accounts and col
lect all bills Of the above named firm.
Dated, Havre, Mont, Dec. /, 1906.
F. \. CARNAL,
At E. G. CARRUTH.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14
IN PRAISE OF CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY.

There is no other medicine manu-
featured that has received SO much
praise and SO many expressions Of
gratitude as Chamberlain's Cough Re-
NEEDY. 1t is effective, and prompt
relief follows its use. Grateful par
ants everywhere do not hesitate to
.etsify to its merits for the benefit
If others. It is {. certain cure for
Group ami will prevent the attack if
given at the first appearance Of the
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

disease. 1t is especially adapted To-
children as it is pleasant to take anil
contains nothing injurious. Mr.. Il. a.
Humphreys, a well known resident
and clerk in the store OF Mr.. i.
Lock, of Alice, Cape Colony, South
Africa, says: Il have used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to ward OF
Group and colds in my family. T
found it to be very satisfactory and it
gives me pleasure to recommend il"
For sale by Havre Drug Co.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

ways left him enfeebled or marked
by the ravages of time. He is des-
cribed as standing feet in his stock
ings, wearing his hair long on his
shoulders aand is respected among
the men with whom he comes daily in
contact as a man Of his word, loyal
friend and an enemy to be feared.
The wedding was to take place at
Bear Creek this week, and that it
will be an event Of no small import
ance in that locality, goes without
saying.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-14

Christmas and New Years holiday
rates will be sold on the G. N. Ry.
between all points in Montana. Rate
one regular first class fare and one
third for round trip. Dates, Dec. q,
25, 81 and January l 1907. Return Ii
nit January 7, 1907.
NJ. 3. FERGUSON.
Agent.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
UNA RE!0LuC|OH

~ q Conaeio Eiseusivo, sn ~ session
del q dc Sepsiembrs dllmo AdopG6 10
resolution siguiente:
eRssu6lvAse por ell Conaeio Eiseu
1.-Two de Puerto Rico que los inspecto
res de eleceIones y los seerotArioa de
eolegioa votarAa solamenle en sl 60
legio elestoral 81 que es i sItviendo.
En- esso que Sus nombfes no eonilen
en la lisss slestorsl del eolegio ca que
estkn degemptfI sndo sus fdnsionss, los
sesretarioH dc colegios eacrihirkn sus
ncmhFes, con Eus iftuIoa Gfci&aa, ga
la lista del aolegio, , ano ta,a1 sus
votes. seg61 d saons 10 Lsy; dispo.
niendose, sin embargo, qse en- esla
Rssoluei6n nc hAS nsdA que perRisa
que m iospeeIords esciorea 8 aeers
tario de colsgio vota per ssgundA
vsz en- 81 eoegio elestoral GO gus e,ts
inscrito su nombrF2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
UNA CIUDA0 ACTIvA

Londrss no o. scls,nente II MAYOR
cApisAl del mnndo, aino tsmbi6u Ia
que mas as musve.
ssgdn una ssaadt.tloa otisial los
eamlnos De hero mslro politanos de
Lonofes sransporsaIon, On 1904 dos.
cienioa noventiocho mIllonev de via.
lsros, J los tranvfAa 434 miillonss
CuAnto q los Omnibus. asda ma.
nana' sn'rs ocho y nusve, llsvsban 4
= City, 10 Al personas J l7,444 en,rs
uueTs , diez
G srA6e1 de las esllss as sporms,
saneeis mso1t sn Nsppi6a- House. En-
do2s h7rss, d. lsa tsvha de lie msntna
4 las osha do Is rntha, psssu ants
Mansion Houss 224 yshtoUins r.
todss sspecies; poy Hsrbls Arch % al
por Ia enssaia de Hyde PAX tPicoa.
dilly,) Is at2 nor Is pusrss de- Ws,t,
5 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07

eALos me- soa condeuan unaui-
memsnte el uso de lss emulsiones que
contienen Creosots 8 Gusyaeol Ts
bian sabldo que estas sustaueias eusn'
do 10 toman me zcladss con el Aceite
dc Hfgado de Facalso irritan el cato
msgo y los ri1 nes, entorpecen 10 bue
a. nutrici6n por los frecuentea eva
cuaciones Que csusAn, prodEeen ell fA'
pido aniquilAniento do los srfermoa.
El Doctor Parsons, I'm distinguido
espeeialista de 10 Ciudad de Mexico, ,di'
90 4 este respeeto:: sRidri6ndome al
valor germieida de 10 CreoEota, cusn'
do 40 In administra OF fsrmos tuber
euloaos ircorrcradA q prsparasiones
de Aeejts de HfgAdo do Baealao. de-
elaY6: que lcstx rerimentoa qufmicos
y observation culdadosa DO un gran
n6mero de casos, han demostrs do que
eualquierA que seAn los reaultados be-
r6fcos que los ct termos puedan reel
bir del uEo de IL Creosota y osrAs ans~
.Ar c 'Aa irrita ntss, eatoa resultAdoa los
nulihean los efectoH rerniciosos que
tlereen sa'es dre gas en- el est6msgo.
Es un hssho bien conosido que 10
ssimilaei6n facil y completa dc los oil
mensos es de In mayor importancIa ep
el tAtsmisnto de los enfsrmedades
que no carrscterizAn por denutriei6n
Sc asbe tambien que cl Aceite dc III
gado de BAealao, perfccsamente emul
aionsdo, 60 uno dc los meiores reeons
sltuyentes. Por ESQ % que loa mas dis
sipguidos especialiatss prescriben hoy
an emulsiones de Aceite de Hfgado de
BacAlao que no sonsIene Creotota &
oArAs suatsr ciAa irrisaLtes. que oea
sionan el des6rden dc lAA ianciones di
geativAs.
De lss difersntee prepsrseioues de-
Aceite Go Higsdo de BAeAlao, 20 pre-
Zero 10 E.nusi6n de Scott cue tabri'
can los Mflores Scott Il Rcwne de
NuevA York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
Of.Ina del lIca|de de ragI2!

AVISO. Sc hsee aAher que ca 10
planta bSia del Conststorio eatArA
desde hey sxpusltn OIL II 1lieo sl Re
partimienlo por sorcerso de Usufructo
sohre solsres que he de regir en- Of
oorrisnse 90 f:eal 1905 19e7
Dssde este die hGstA ell 10, inelusi
We del sursAnte mes, los que esien
itco f1rmes con les euolas Aaig Ala
les eu dicho Rsparlo, podrkl eutre0ar
aus rtclsmsclones, & .lss qus 80 darS
sursn en IL Odcina del sesretsr o;
hAsikadoae aabsr ademGs que trana
eurrido ell plszo sx oressdo, los inte
rssAdos que 20 hAyAn pressntado
ree amaeion guns, dsberkn salif. Ger
aus yas osetivas cuotas CsgaAs, IL ae
de Ostuhrs de 1905 C. GARCIA. Il
salde Hurisipal 5 "a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
La Biopat1a
Prodtqiosa terdptattica para cssrar rads
dicGInaerte todo cldse de crlfer9nQdes

Esta nueva eieneiA de curAr, b.
sada en- misseriosos prinsipios y lsyes
fdndAmentalss de la vida, 90 hoy Ia
6uica esperauzA de los enfermos GRO
nIcos y desahucIados.
Pnr ID gran poder repsrAdor ' vi
gorixsdor, ~ considsrA como el yer
dsdsro ELIXIR DE VIDA, como 10 fun
del rsiuveaectmiento de lA regene
raei6n del ORGANISING humane,
Numerosos enfermoa eurados or
todA la isla. muehos de elIos ya mo
ribundos, son les meiores pruebas qus
SO pueden presentar.
Para conaultas y srAlAmiensos, di
rigiraa personalmeute por eserilo .
professor e virella Uribe, Clinics
BiopAstss, Arroyo, P. R. ALL ala
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
EIca dia Municipal De PatiIIas

Al psblirs I'm podsr del vseipc
den NAreiAl Cssals Sc snerentrA de
poaitsda una yegus que fee COZ duel
Gs ssts Dep6aito munieiaal ,'c cue
ss b "a prsssntsdo ~ duff a ee!a
mara, la eusl sA de color zAina ,ca'
70, como de diez afos de edsd, de teir
, media euArtas de kl1sds, erioe,
abundsntes, con M lueero bancn 60
la rents, IN lunar apsgado e. 81 u
bio sat terior } IL pals trsssra isquisr
d. b spsa. 7 10 hsRo idbiieo de
Asusrd" con 10 que prsssribs 81 lrn
galo ai2 del c6digo Civil, sisndo de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
OCTAVO De B|LLETE

Hsmoa tenido oeAAl6n ds YER ca
podsr de don jose p. NanzAno an 90
tavo de billsts de la Lotsria de Pasr'
20 Rlso, del sortso sxtraordinsfio &C.
lshrado enesta capital el 10 de Noviem.!
bre dc 1s40 en- eelabridad del augua'
10 die de 10 reina de EspafiA sn aQus'
liz 6poOA dena Isabel II.
Dieho octAvo dc billste eorrespon.
de 81 n6mero I 938 , tisns dos msdiaa
hFmSs: Hernandez y G AreiA.
Es IN doeumsnto hIat6rieo dc re.
lativo valor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
ISRAEL VllQJEl YfPEl

Hsmos Isnida 81 gu,to de rssibir
ls sgrsdsbls vista del nosable li.sra.
10 colombisno Israel Vaaquex Yepex.
quisn cusola - sleunoa amos ds sx.
sursi6n por IL Amerisa Eapshols
gula -dola un u lsudshlr, euaI ss 10
confession , pnblisssi6n de IN l!hro
que hsbls d. 10 mas sohFsEalisnts de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
a-PeRsIdn de 's6uTita;

Estableeera en sl pI6xlmo mes unp
Casa pension asclosivGmsnte para seRo
rttas 50 81 pueblo de Rio Piedraa, IL
ssnora Am6riea Duprsy, viuda de
Foyat
ssrA uN1cA EN- So oLAsH porQue
as slunnAs tendran repAso de t6das
lAa asignstrrss, sn sodos los cursoa,
por 40 profetor & pre- isaorR de rseo.
noeida competer ez
Las sehoritaa qae dessen aprove'
char esss ventsias, puedsn dlrigirss 4
lA Directors de SCI Lieso Poncefios,
doaa Ana Roqne de Duprsy, Qulsn
informArS respseso { prscio , dsmaa
Ponce. Agosto da 1905. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
REsISTRO CIVIL

Sc han insarito an 81 Rsgistro Ci.
VII de Ksn Juan los nfeimientoa de
AgustIn Verdsio. JosquinA verdsio,
Pedro Cruz Verley, Juan Bonilla,
Vicente Firpo O.ivo, Casiano Pagan,
Pedro Cruz Molfulleda, Maria Luisa
Miro sapchsS, Elfss Disx De gsdo,
Antonio Bsnitss Rsysa , Lais Romkn
uaule6n NRysor Ell J les defapeio-
nea de RieArdA Castro Eapinosa. Car.
men Lopez. Pedro Clemsnts r vera ,
Juan Esptnoza Medina,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07

aeusaei6n hsehs por Carlos Nssa
contra Hllsrio Lopez; era motive bas-
tante uua simple ssussei6n verbal
para iniuriar y vsi I IN eahallsro
que msrses respeto? En eaalquiera
do los dos sasos el Aeso rsalizado con
trA don HiIarlo Lopez 90 an atropello.
contra 81 sual dsbo protsltAr y pro-
tesao.
A parltr de 10 fscha dc 10 dsten'
ei6n. 10 poliefs, obsdscisndo 6rdsnss,
sigua 10 Plata al ssfior Lopez con una
dllIgsneia insoportahle. III sigaisnte
vsndAliso hseho da.4 una Idea do
clio.
En 10 tarde del rs dol pasado, el
aefor Lopez como dc eostumbre, sntr6
oil esta bleeimisnto del seHor ganahex
eomprar tabaeos. Puss bisn; IN po'
liefA que sstaba apostado On 10 esqui.
M. desenvaina su revolver y 90 diriie
81 establscimisnlo dol ssiior Sanchez,
On uoa do euyas pusrtas 90 soloca On
scscho del asflor L6psx. & quisn sus
amigos. que habfan prsssnsiado 10
maniobra sospechoss. hieieron aalir
sprssur I'd aments, dsiando ahsndona'
| dos tahasos dinsro sohrs sl mostra-
dor. Que 90 este? Es que % ha PRO,
pussto sl senior Isurrondo prssi pitar 81
"for L6psz para sntoness podsr Jas
slfsar sus ipiarias y sus vsi&msnsa?
| Enaeguida do oeurrido ssts hesho,
el sfor Cells AlQuisr dirigi6 una
earsa 81 Tsnisnts Iturrondo dsnun-
eiando sl hssho raalixado por % po'
lisfa, III ssiior Iturrondo, Que debi6
praotiear Embellishments una invas'
gssi6n, porqus 10 trAtaba do una
acusas si6n gravisims, eontest6 do pa'
labra al Mfor Cells <qus si Qusrfs en-
serarss do Algo. faera "a otieina.s
Ademks 40 ~ consiguientes de-
nuneias prsasntadas & 10 Corte NUM-
sipAl, el Atnor Lopex ha pressntado
B una dsnuneia iurada do estoa heshos.
ants oil Honorobls Gohsrnador. Aeon.
Ips&An 4 disha denuneia Lon siguisn'
; 100 doeumsntos: una asrtiAeaei6n do
buena condusta expsdida por 10 A.
. ealdia Municipal.
L. eertif ,aei6n del Juxgado d.
Pas On 10 que 90 manidesta cue Of
senor Lopez no h. sido nunea denun.
Olado por portar armas prohibidas.
/ L. csrlihsaci6n do 10 Corte muni
cipal en- 10 que 90 eonaigna que On el
Registro criminal do 10 Corts no sxis
TO Aptsceasnas penal ningano sontri
don HllRrio Loptz Crux.
La refsrenelA armada por 10 me
ior aoeiedad de FSjardo, On 10 que sa
AarmA que don Htlario Lopex Orux el
an cAbAllero de intachAhls reputation
L. cArta de don Laureano San,
y chez dsClarAndo NO hAber tsnido el
mas leve rozamieAto con nu Queridc
amigo y oompadrs el seior Lopez, 4
Quien no hA podido denunciAr ant
polieia alguno,
Il Y otros doeumentos que apruebar
!. ademks que el ssiIor Lopax no o. ~
= lurhs, sino IN ciudad ano honrado.
Al Don Arturo Bird Arias hA presep
\ tAdo denunsia por libslo sontra sl %.
bo Lueca con motive do la imputaei6E
IheChA & dieh3 sefior.
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0 del tsnients Isurrondo, porQue haats
s OIL "a do Setiembre tai % amigo leal ]
o Ataclu0so. Como no puedo Aesptar on
Q silsneio las otsnsas inferidaa oil aeflol
Lopez. cue 90 mi hsrmAno, sumplo mi
D deber asusando al seaor ItuErondo
> 81 estA aositud mia le desids & perse
n guirme & mi tamb.6n, hAgA sl ssfior
9 IIurrondo 10 que mas le piazza.
,, lO'quin Lopez Cruz.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
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