davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
SUI TAN AGAIN
FORCED TO YIELD
Diplomacy, Backed by War
ships, Changes Attitude
of "Sick Man."
Turks Agree to Evacuate Tabah and
Other Egyptian Territory Which
Has Been Occupied by the
SuItan's Troops.

Constantinople.-Th Turkish gov
eminent has accepted the demands OF
Great Britain in regard to the Tabah
boundary question.
The change in the sultan's attitude
must have taken place very late Sat
urday night or early Sunday, for the
grand vizier's visit to the British am
bassador, Sir Nicholas r. OConner, at
II o'clock Saturday night, had no i'm
mediate result except to emphasize
the fact that the attempts of Turkey
to arrange a compromise were use
less. The grand vizier's proposals
were unaccepted, as were those of
Tewfk Pasha, the foreign minister, on
the previous day, and Sir Nicholas
again pointed out the futility of sug-
costing notifications of the British
demands which constituted the abso-
lutte minimum.
The Turkish government has agreed
to evacuate Tabah and all other places
in Egyptian territory which have been
occupied by the sultan's troops.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
1fULAJANES ARE AGAIN
ON THE WARPATH
War Of determination VIII Soon be
Made Against the Maurading
Bands of Natives.

Manila.-The following dispatch has
been received from Acting Governor
Cinco of the island of Samar:
A band of twenty-four Pulajanes,
having FIVE rifles apd other weapons,
entered lnabangaL by the BaYrio
Wright Wright WardD, named in
honor OF former Governor General
Wright, killing one and wounding
seven residents, burning and looting
thirty-six houses and taking over
twenty residents prisoners. Troops,
constabulary, policemen and volun-
teers are pursuing the band.
George Curry, the governor Of Sa-
mar, who Is here on his way to Baguio,
province Of Benquet, the summer cap
ital, to consult with Governor General
1de, says that all the presidentes OF
Samar will shortly call on the COVER
nor general and endorse the policy OF
Of the rebellions natives,
which is supported by the peaceful In
habitants of Samar
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
Students and Circus Men Fight.

Columbia, Mo.-Maynard M. Doll, a
State university student, was shot and
perhaps fatally wounded, and several
others were injured in a fight with
employees of a circus here. Doll re-
ceived a bullet in the back of the
head. The wounded students were
taken to hospital here. Fifteen re-
ceived medical attention.
When it became known that many
students had been injured, a general
riot was threatened. The mayor ad-
dressed the students, pleading with
them to avoid further trouble. The
mayor offered his services as a nurse
in assisting the doctors to care for the
injured.
Two students and at least one of the
showmen were shot A number OF
combatants on both sides were
stabbed and dubbed
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
BLooDsHED AT WARSAW.
Police Captain, Long Marked for
Death, Assassinated.

Warsaw.-While Police Captain
Constantinoff was standing in Mars
zalkowska street with two policemen
and four soldiers. young man threw
a bomb into the group. The explosion
of the bomb literally tore Captain
Constantinoff to pieces and severely
wounded policeman and six other
persons. The assassin tried to escape
and. firing his revolver, wounded
soldier. The other soldiers replied
with volley, killing the assassin and
two other persons. The soldiers then
attacked the people who had gathered,
with their bayonets and the butts of
their guns, wounding eleven persons,
making total of four killed and nine
teen wounded.
The terrorists have sought Captain
Constantinoff's life since May day Of
last year. when he ordered the sol
diers to fire on a procession Of social
lists. causing the death of thirty per-
sons
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
settled After half . century.

Kansas City.-By a decision rem
dered by the Kansas supreme court,
property located just over the Mis-
souri, state line here and running to
points on the Kaw river. valued at be-
tween $1.5o0.O00 and 100000. was
awarded to the heirs of original own
ers. Much of the property. which is
in what is known as the west bottoms.
is occupied by big business concerns.
who must vacate or purchase the land.
The case in various phases has been
" the courts for half century.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
Great Mosul Visits This Country.

New York.-The Maharajah Gaek-
war of Baroda, accompanied by his
wife and his brother, Sampatras, land
ed Sunday from the steamer Celtic,
which arrived from Liverpool. The
Gaekwar is the second
greatest prince in all India and the di-
rect descendant of one of the Mahrat-
ia generals who were the moguls or
rulers of India when the East India
company wrested control from them.
He is the ruler of the state of Baroda,
which has a population of 100000
and an area of 5000 square miles.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
WILL PRESERVE THE PEACE.
Upon to Prevent Trouble in
Santo Domingo

Washington. Reports have reached
the state department of the organka-
ton of another revolutionary move
ment directed against the government
of President Caceres of Santo Domin-
go. 1t is understood that the island
of Porto Rico is the base of operations
and it is supposed that ex-Presidents
Morales and Jiminez are the leaders
of the movement. Instructions have
been sent to the insular governor of
Porto Rico to take steps to carry out
the neutrality laws, which would pre-
vent the organization and departure OF
any hostile expedition, and the Amer
lean warships surrounding the island
of San Domingo will also be instructed
to prevent any landing of hostile
forces.
American warships have been or
dered to cooperate in preserving neu-
trality.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
Argentine Congress in Session.

Buenos Ayres.-President Figuero
Alcorta opened congress here Satur-
day. In his message he said bill
would be submitted to congress grant
ing amnesty to those persons convict
ed of participation in the revolt of
February. 1905. President Alcorta
said that Argentina would support the
congresses of Rio Janeiro and The
Hague and he would aid the Pan-Amer
lean congress at Rio Janeiro in its en-
deavor to cement the basis Of friend
ship between the nations of America.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
DEcAYED BODY IN TRUNK.
Evidence of Foul Murder Committed
in Germany.

Frankfort-on-the-M Germany
Details of a mysterious and revolving
tragedy by which Wilhelm Meyer and
a woman named Christiania were ar
rested on the arrival of the Hamburg
American line steamer Graf Valdez
see at New York, has been revealed
Meyer came to Frankfort April "a and
left a trunk and other baggage with
an express company, saying that the
trunk contained clothing and that he
wanted it kept for three months, as
he was going abroad. The trunk was
finally opened by the police and found
to contain the half decayed body of an
aged woman covered with chloride of
lime. The body turned out to be that
of Mrs. Vogel of Wildungen, in the
principality of Waldeck, who had been
missing since the disappearance OF
Meyer from that place. She came
from San Francisco to Wildungen
with Meyer two years ago. The lat
ter is a furniture dealer, 81 years of
age, and born in Germany. Mrs. Vo,
gel was reputed to have been very
rich. Latterly she quarreled with
Meyer and asked for police protec-
ton The murder was committed by
Meyer, when arrested in New York,
denied completely in the crime, and |
refused to talk about himself.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
MANY CRIMES CHARGED.
Standard Oil Inquiry Brings Out Sem
sationaI Testimony.

Chicago.-The investigation of the
interstate commerce commission into
the relations between the Standard
Oil company and the railroads was
concluded Saturday afternoon, as far
as this section of the country is con-
cerned, and will be resumed in Cleve-
land May a. F. s. Hibbs of Peoria,
who was for thirteen years in the en-
ploy of the Standard Oil company, was
the star witness of the day. He dem
onstrated how the agents of the oil
company were accustomed to trick
customers into thinking that the prod
uct of their company was superior,
when in fact it was inferior, to the
product of the independent companies.
He gave the names of men whom he
had bribed to give information of the
business of competitors, and on cross
examination declared 1.-THE Standard
Oil company is doing all of these
things today"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
Young Italian woman's Crime.

New York.--The trial of Josephine
Terranova, an Italian girl, II years
of age. for the murder of her uncle,
Gaetano Reggie. and his wife in their
home In this city last February, has
begun. The case is one of the most
extraordinary to come before New
York jury in long time. Mrs. Ter,
ranova has confessed that she stabbed
her uncle and aunt to death, but de.
clares that she was impelled to do il
by great wrong done TO her by her
uncle in which she declares he was
aided by her aunt.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
Compliance Means That the Turk Has
Lost His Footing in Egypt.

| Notwithstanding to special, dis
patches from Constantinople, the
porte's reply to the British note prom
Used to restore the status quo on the
Sinai peninsula and the delimitation
of the frontier by Turkish and Egypt
ian officials now on the spot. Sir
Nicholas O'Connor, the British am
bassador to Turkey, insists on the de-
limitation by an Anglo-Turkish COM
mission. This is the demand the sui
tan is trying to evade, as it would &C
knowledge Great Britain's protectorate
over Egypt and the severance of the
Egyptian Ottoman empire, while the
sultan wishes to maintain before the
world that Egypt still is portion of
his empire.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
MORE VICTIMS OF DISASTER.
Three Girls Known to Have Been
Burned to Death.

San Francisco-The fact that three
girls persisted in the ruins of Frost's
bakery on Sixth street as result OF
the earthquake and fire, was estab-
lished Tuesday Some time ago the
charred remains of girl named Book
we're taken from the ashes OF the
place by her father. William Burmeis-
ter searched among the ruins for
traces of the remains of his sister,
who had been missing since April IS.
The girl wore a peculiar ring upon
which was engraved the letter "a"
The brother found this ring some hui
man teeth and bones A third girl
named Allen who was employed in the
bakery has not been seen since April
IT. The three young women slept in
the rear of the store because they
were required to begin their duties at
a very early hour in the morning. 1t
Is believed that they were either
killed outright In the wreck OF the
building or were pinned down and lat
or burned to death.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
Revolving story of Barbarity Comes
From Macedonia.

London.--A revolving story of Mace
DOMAIN barbarity is related by the
VIENNA correspondent of the Daily Tel
egraph. In a recent conflict between
Turkish troops and band of Greeks
In the villayet of Monastir fourteen
Greeks were killed. After the fight
the Turkish commander refused 10 al
low the Greeks to bury their dead. and
when the Turks had withdrawn. Bull
garian band appeared with a number
Of dogs, which devoured the bodies.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
LEFT HER FOR DEAD.
Mississippi Mob MaItreats Woman
Accused of Murder.


Okolona, Miss.-Mrs. Hattie McIn-
tosh, white woman who was recent
ly arrested charged with completely
in the murder of her husband and who
gave bond, reported to the officers at
Okolona that number of men visit
ed her house, took her to a tree and
threatened to hang her unless she re-
vealed her alleged accomphces in the
murder. Mrs. Mcintosh declined to
talk, whereupon she was strung up for
several seconds. Upon being lowered
to the ground she still refused to an
swer questions, after which she de-
clared she was strung up second
time, and when the rope was taken
from her neck she heard her assail-
ants announce that she was dead.
Her body was carried into the woods
and left there. The woman said she
revived and Immediately came here
to tell her story.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
New York Hearse Drivers Return t,
Their Work.

New York.-More than 200 funerals
were held in Greater New York Sun
day, the $500 union funeral drivers
who struck last week having returned
to work. An amicable adjustment OF
the differences between the drivers
and the Funeral Coach Owners asso-
citation was arrived at early in the
morning. The drivers won their fight.
securing shorter hours, a 50 increase
in weekly salary and recognition of
their union.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1906-05-18
NOTED sHOPLlFTER.
eamous Dancer of Paris is Convicted
With Husband.

London.-Madame Fougere, the ia
nous Partisan dancer, and her hus-
band, Albert Girod, a French actor,
who were convicted at the Clerkenwell
sessions on the charge of shoplifting
in London drapery stores. were admit
ted to bail Friday until the next ses-
.sions, the judge deciding that he
could not sentence them until they had
been tried on other and similar counts
of the indictment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-07

made of colored staiped mad
ras, waists plated front and
back, skirts full gored and
trimmed with bias bands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-07
3.49 shirt
waist Suits

made from good white linen
waists nicely embroidered an
tucked, skirts are plated iron
and back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-07
shirt
Waist Suits

made of sheer white lawn,
waists are entirely tucked back
and front and trimmed with val.
lace; skirts are tucked and trim
med with val. lace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-07
3.49 shirt
Waist Suits

made of colored batiste, waists
made with entire front of fine
tucks, long cuffs trimmed with
embroidery and fine tucks, skirts
entirely tucked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-07
2.o8 shirt
Waist Suits

of fine polka dot lawns, waists
, tucked and plated front and
! back with long tucked cuffs,
| skirts nicely plated and tucked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-07
1913 shirt
waist Suits

made from very fine sheer
white lawn, waists are made
with fine tucks and Swiss en-
broidery with collars and cuffs
trimmed to match, skirts are
tucked and trimmed with Swiss
embroidery.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
MosTRANDo FL MoDo.
Este Manifesto P0bilco de un ciudada'
no de Santa Fe Sera Apreciado.

Muchos lectores de este en- Santa Fe
han pasado p0r la misma experienced
en- parte. Y desearian saber 81 mode
para ~deshacerse de los dolores constan'
ties de espalda. Prueba por la expe'
.iriencia do I'm cludadano dc Santa Fe.
Nazario Alarid, del Canine lie CO.
rrilos, dice: "Continuamcnlo estata
comprando mediclnas para mis- rino-
mes, y 81 I'M hombre gasga seguido
80 centavos por n botella de Inn pre-
paracion garantizada Y 80 ccntavos en-
orta vez. prontoAc vera lin q "a bolsi.
Ito. Ninguna do las medlclnas que
use tuvo el mas minimo efactg en- mis-
rinones o dolor do eSpaida, III menos
70 no pude hotar ningunO. Cuando I'm
ataque dc dolor desespnldt lego al es.
tado ~yirulento, full obllgad0 do parar
de rtabajar por una horn hasta que Of
mlsmo desaparecio. Ctando agobia-
do por i'm ataqua fuI q 10 botica deIre-
land por las Pildoras de noan para los
Rinones. Debe haber mas cue mcrito
en- esa preparation, poTQue
curse del trata;nlsnto por VI breve
positivaman!s paro el mnles.
tar"
De venta en- todas" las boticas. Pre-
clio so centav0s. NJter'M ilburn Co.,
Buffalo. New York, untcou agentes por
los Estados Unidos.
Recordad 81 nombre-Doan ~ no to
men otyo,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
PERMlsos.
La Administration de la Reserva de
Jemex camlnando eien-Muohas
A~piicaclones por Permlsos.

I'll Asistente Forestal Erickson aho'
ra tiene Ia administration de Ia Re.
bien.
BESIDE 81 llegada d 10 ciudnd unas
~cuantas semanas pasadas, Mr.. Erick'
son ha estado t~rabajando duramente
poniendo las cosas en- buena forma.
En- addiction al gran ndmero de aplIca'
clones por permisos para pastear reel
bidas por ell correo. I'm buen ndmero
dc borregueros IN o cerca de Ia reser'
va han estado en- Ia ciudad para verlo
en- cuanto 4 las condolences existien'
do. reglas. etc. En- TODD, 81 pueblo es'
I'd contento que Ia reserva haya sido
establccida Y Green que scra para sus
intereses.
Mas aplicacioncs para pastear owe
jas han sido reclbidas quo las u,ie Sc
esperaban. FL Sr. Erickson ha procu'
RADIO su Quota complete de hombres
que seryirdn como gnardias y rurales
y Ia mayoria do cllos Sc han reporta'
do va y estan trabajando en- Ia Reser'
va.
Los nombres de los h0mbres son:
j. G. Dexter, neg0ciante en- MADEIRA, de
Bland. Quien tiene Quartet general en-
Sehorita; Albert Abbott, de Santa Fe,
agrimensor, con Quartet general en-
Bland; T. G. Blake. dc Sulphur Springs
diputado guardian de GAIA y pesca,
Quartet general en- Coyote; Stephen
Enston. do Bernalillo, dipntado algua-
Gil. Quartet general en- Gallinas; l.. J.
Mundell. do Captain, mollnero, Quartet
general en- Capulin; G. r. Dwire, de
Taos. ngrlmens0r. Quartet general en-
Vallecitos; c. H. Berry, do Tres Pie
dras, minero. Quartet general en- Tres
Pledars; Walter Hyde, do Anaya. CANA
doro; Leonard A. Shartzer. n~eg0ciante
en- madera. de Roswell, Quartet general
on Canjilon: H. H. Harris. de SANTA Fe,
Quartet general on 81 Vale dc Santa
Clara.
Los dltimos tres de estos hombres
no nan entrad0 en- deber todavia, pero
10 haran dentro de pocos dlas. Walter
Hyde fue mandado por ell Inspector
Dubois y no 80 Ia ha asignado su terri
torio.
Hasta la p~resente MI. Erickson ha
tenldo su oficina con Of Supervisor
Actuante Knelpp. 81 microbes Sc
cambi6 y puao oficina separada en- 81
segundo piso del odificio Federal. Los
utencilios necesarios y equipo estan
llegando diariamente para Fl trabajo
on la reserva
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03

arrsstados y, prosecutados. Eso 81
NADIA. seiior mariscal, ca los domfn'
sos o. compaaion. pusa y ven mas DO.
rrAchos 81 domingo que entire u ssma.
m. 81 los ofioiaies vigilaran IN POGO
on csc dia co9srian q vario1 cAntinerua
en- Ia trampa.
Don Manuel Ortix. de Nambe. estu.
vo en- Ia oIudad 81 yi6fnea transando
negocIos de importancia,
Don Francisco Luna. de TERRA ANA
rilla. Condado dc Rio Afribas bosreeue.
10. estuvo en- IN ciudad Ell viernes tran
sando negocioA.
vi Sr. Onofrc Ortiz. product0r de
fruta do PojoaQue. On Ia parte norte|
de este condado. compr6 where's y VI.
slt6 amigos en- In ciudad Il vlernes.
Los Sres. Onesimo Martinez y Luis
Martinez. de TERRA Amarillo. Condado
do Rio Arrlba. quienes sob duenos dc
muchas 0vejas que ahOra estan en- 10
Reserva de Jemes, estuvieron en- 10
cludad ol viernes conferenciando con
81 asIstentc forestal sobre pcrmis0s pa
70 pastear sus ovejas en- la reserva.
Las s~iguicntcs personas han obteni.
do ~licencIas de casamlento en- IA oflci.
Inn dol Escribano do Pruebas Marcos
Castillo On Ia casa de corte: Sra. Lui.
en- pacheso. edad 2e amos. de Santa Fe.
Nv Domingo Heron. odad 40 amos. de
|santa, Fe; sehorIta Mariana Montoya
" Lucero. cdad IS amos. de Gallsteo,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
BANCO

organixado 0 in Capital Do 49,.
900 HaIo Las Leyes del TerrItorIo.
La Organization del Banco de los
Estados Unidos Y Compaiia de Con.
Ifianza en- esta ciudad el microbes zig.
nifica mucho para los lntereses de ne.
gocios de la Capital. Hay s~uficiente
espacio aqui para dos bancos.
Tres de los inc~orporadores no son
residences de esta ciudad pero los
otros tres residen aqui. Todos o
hombrcs responsables y no hay duda
que 10 nueya institution probarA scr
una de mucho beneficIo. Mr.. Ingra.
ham, ell contador, establecera su resi-.
dencia permanentc POGO pronto en- Is.
Ia ciudad.
Los siguientes son los directories:
II. s. Read. G. II. Ingraham y N. B.
Laughlin. Los oflciales son: H. s.
Read, presidents, y G. H. Ingraham.
vice presidente y contador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
iNcENDlo cERcA DE ROY.
Miiiares de Acres de Lianura ouema.
dos y Mucha Pasture pestruida
por lac Llamas.

FL segundo incendio de pradera des-
de Aho Nuevo sc reporta de Roy. con-
dado de Mora. Chispas do int loco.
motora dc un especial de El Paso y
Southwestern en- Ia Inca de Dawson
fue IL del incendio al norte de Roy.
I'm fuerte viento soplaba en- ese item
pc y las llamas volaron rapidamente
hacla los edlficios del rancho Evans.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. el viento cambl6 y
81 dnico ~perjuicio fue que Sc quemaron
100 toneladas dc pasture que estaba
apilada en- el rancho de Ia Canada An
cha Y Ia destruction del zacate en- va
rios millares dc acres do llanura. Re
clamos por perjuicios han sido proto.
colados contra Ia compafia %fcrrocarri.
iera.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
La Causa de Gonzales.
Sometlda a Ia cortc-Argumentos }
Probable Decision Pronto-Sltus'
clon i~nteresante.

La cansa alegando incompe
tencia traida por Ell lntendente
Ambulante Charles V. Stafford
contra ell Assessor de Condado,
Anastacio Gonzales, ante 81 Jues
McFie, do la COrte del Primerc
Distrito Judicial, fue sometido ell
microbes en- Ia mafiana sobre la
evidencia hasta ahora dada. Ar.
gumentos fuero1 escuchados por
Ell Juea McFle 81 iu6ves & las 4 de
la tarde, Y Sc cree que 10 decision
sera dada pronto.
Ha habido varios candidates en-
ell campo desde 10 institution de
la causa, en- case que 81 Sr. Con
zales sea removido, aunquo no Sc
puede decir cual sera la decision
de Ia corte, Sc dice que los licen-
ciados por Gonzales, A. B. Rene
han y r. G. Gortner, tienen su
dimision en- manos para ser So
metida al Gobernador Hagerman
81 Edward Andrews, quien ahora
es escribano en- 10 oficina del ase.
sor, es nombrado para llenar 10
vacancia, Andrews es Democratic
en- politica.
Varios miembros del Comite
Central Rspdblicano han endo.
sado 4 TslGsforo Rivera quien
fue candidate para ID poslcion on
la campaiia de 1904 y fue derro.
tado por 81 boleto fnsionista
Catron-D Democratic. Otros MEM
bros de ese comite Sc dice, han
NM fAI M4 INMNN fUI NU.NI. M .- --t.NNDN -
endosado al ex- alguacil Harry G.
Kinssll para la posicion. Rivera
tambien ha recibido las 6rmas de
I'M ndmero de ~contribuy entes.
varios Caudillos Democratas
son de opinion que Charles \.
Easley, ex- mismbro del Consejo
Legislative, sera 81 hombrs pro
pic para 81 lugar. Es Democrata.
La situacion ssta algo mezclada,
81 no interesante. Cual sea 81,
resultado sobre Ia causa no Sc
puede decir ahorR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-03-03
reLLss &c RlNoe.
Esta Acusado de dar Muerte 4 Peter
SIocum, pero Alega oefensa Pro.
ola.

Victor Telles, deseado por el asesi.
nato de Peter Slocum en- 81 Campo No.
$ de Ia American Lumber Company.
dcrca de Kettner. SO entreg6 el mler.
coles en- Thoreau. Tolles habia parti-
do para Guam. dc ALL para Gallup y
luego para Navajo Springs. donde pas6
81 tempo uganda naipes. Telles fue
puesto en- Ia carcel del condado de Va
lencia en- Los Lunes el jueves, Recla.
ma que varias semanas pasadas Slo-
cum 10 golpe6 hasta dejarlo sin sentido
Y tom6 $50 dc la cantina. como tam.
bien un cajon de licor, y SO hugo. TIE.
Hes 10 sigui6 y duranto Ia pelea que Sc
sigui6, Slocum recibi6 sn herida de
muerte. Telles admitc haberle dado
d Slocnm o I'm fnsil en- Ia cabeza.