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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-01
Railroads
TO PUT MILLIONS
IN ITS PROPERTY
N. p. PLANS EXTENSIVE I'M.
PRovEMENTs IN 1906.
Lays Aside $15,0Oo,OO0, Chief Portion
Of Which Will Go for New Equipment
and Heavier Rails-Prepares for Bat
tie with Milwaukee and the Aggres-
sive Hartman.

New York, Jan. LIN 1906 the
Northern Pacific railroad will spend
$15,000,000 on the Improvement Of its
property and the extension of a few
branches to local centers. There are no
big undertakings on hand except the
joint line into the Clearwater country
and the other joint line into Portland,
made to guard traffic threatened by the
Milwaukee coast line and by the ag-
gressive Mr.. Hartman.
The road has ordered nearly 1000 cars
and IL locomotives for delivery this
year. The cars are all Of the larger
class, and the engines are almost as
heavy as the biggest on the Great
Northern. Last year the company did
away with nearly five miles Of wooden
alton enables it to begin the handling Of
the biggest trains in the country. Most
of the line is laid with light rails, un-
der seventy-fve pounds to the yard, but
the management is now laying all it's
new rails eighty-fve pounds to the
yard, this being the Union Pacific and
| Southern Pacific standard at the present
! time.
Within tho next five years the North
ern Pacific is to receive over $50,000,-
900 Of cash for the use of the property
Northern Pacific is the heaviest single
track railroad in the west, in point Of
gross traffic, with the possible exception
of Central Pacific. It's road is not in
fit condition to handle the traffic it has,
in spite Of the fact that the car and en-
CINE equipment has been, doubled in ca
pacity in the past five years. It's equiv
! ment is being overworked. 1t gets
nearly three times as much work out
Of car as any other road in the west
except the Great Northern.
Rumors that Howard Elliot is to re-
! sign and be succeeded by one of the
| Hills continue. There has been inter
ference between him and his vice presi.
dent, just as there was between Farrell
and Louis W. Hill. Whether or not ii
will be smoothed over remains to be
seen. In any event, the Northern Pa
cifc is under orders from J. J. Hill
who is as absolute on it as on the Great
Northern. r..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-01
FORT DODGE TERMINAL
Newton & Northwestern Road Will E.
-. ter Iowa City.

Special to The journal.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, Jan. III. Loring,
president Of the Newton & Northwest
ern railroad, has completed arrange
ments whereby his road will make Fort
Dodge it's northern terminal, and con-
struction work will begin in the spring.
The deal carries with it the taking over
by the road Of the electric line now op-
Grated in this city by the Fort Dodge
Light 4 Power company. The plan is
to handle the passenger traffic in and
out of this city by means Of electric
cars and the freight business by steam.
Late Saturday afternoon the city coun-
Gil granted to the Newton & Northwest
ern the right to lay it's tracks from Six
teenth to Twenty first streets on Central
avenue, and from Twenty-first street the
road will sun south, crossing the Chica-
go & Great W stern and Illinois Central
tracks by means Of overhead crossings
on it's way to the gypsum fields and Des
Moines river. Crossing the Des Moines
river, the road will be built due south
and connect at or near tine village Of
Lanyon.
Mr.. Loring left last night for Boston
with the intention of buying the neces
sary material for the construction Of tn,
line, and perfecting arrangements 70,
work as soon as the weather will permit
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-01

Choice Muslin Underwear
On sale at the Lace Store, 724 NicolIet.
tomorrow. The best sale of the year.
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date. The IRE that Destroyed the building &C.
CURED ON the Fourth Of July, and the payment
law. Under present laws; the amount received
from insurance goes into a special fund, which
il available for reconstruction Of the burned
buildings. Formerly insurance payments on pub
lie buildings went into the general fund and
was only available after the legislature had
met and appropriated the money for SPECIFIC
purpose. This was considered a hardship and
the law was changed to allow the money to at
once become available. =
When the general mail delivery began in this
city the postoffce at East Pierre was discontin-
ued, and that part of the city was supplied by
carriers. On account Of the distance to the
main office q substation has been established
there with William Hartley in charge. No
mail will be distributed from the office, but the
residents transact all other postal business
at the station. ~,
Articles Of Incorporation have been fled for
the Farmers & Merchants State bank OF Condo,
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FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-The estate Of Charles
court here for the past thirty.tw years, has
been settled up. Kuglien was drowned at Eliza,
beth, IN 1873 and none Of his heirs have ever
timated to be worth 81, 600, and the residue
amounting to &c. is decreed to the state Of
Minnesota. -,
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Aneta Extension Rumored.

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 1.-There
is a well-defned report here to the ef-
feet that. the Great Northern will ex-
tend its line from Aneta to Devils Lake
this year, and that while this work is
being done the main line will be double
tracked between Devils Lake and
Minot. With the Aneta extension It
would be expected that thru freight to
and from points west Of Devils Lake
would be run over the Aneta line, a
shorter one by several hundred miles.
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Sphinx county, with a capital Of $4,000. The
incorporators are Emerson R. Place. Wilson W.
Lester A. Vanderburg, Benjamin E. Taylor and
Norris J. Haight, all Of Condo.
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Officials, Conductors Guests.

Railroad officials were guests Of honor
yesterday in Chicago at the twenty
ninth annual anniversary dinner Of Chi
cago division, No. l, Order of Railway
Conductors, held in the drill hall Of the
MASONIC Temple. About 400 were pres
emit. Messages Of regret were received
from President Roosevelt, James j. Hill
and Vice President Fairbanks.
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ABERDEEN, s. d In 1881. General s: n.
Jumper sold the two lots on which the Park
Place hotel now stands. for $so-$40 each. Now
the Great Northern offers $4,000 for the lots
without buildings, and the owner demands SIS,
900.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-01
Another Dailv Train.

In conjunction with the Northern Pa
cific, the Burlington will inaugurate an.
other daily train service between .Oma-
ha, St. Joseph, Kansas City, Chicago
and st. Louis to Montana, Washington,
Puget sound and Portland. over the
northwest line by way Of Billings. This
makes two thru trains day. The aarv.
ice will begin Feb. Is.
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TO BUILD BIG YARDS
Reported Great Northern Will Have
Lumber Depot at Superior.

Lumber Depot at Superior.
journal Special Service.
Superior, Wis, Jan. IA crew Of
Great Northern surveyors is at work in
this city running line from the South
End to the James J. Hill property on
the Superior bay front. It is semi-offi-
cially stated that the Great Northern
will build an immense lumber yard on
the bay forthe purpose Of piling western
timber for shipment down the lakes
The argument that the road can utilize
many of it's idle cars at certain seasons
for hauling lumber from the west, is
used in support Of the statement that
the lumber yard will be built as soon
as the tracks can be constructed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-01

~ ou1zz1NG THE CALCULATOR.
:: Philadelphia Press.
''Whe did you say that stranger was?" asked
the country editor.
"Jonas Perkinbins," replied the loafsr at the
village store.
y well, welli Why, that's the name Of one
Of our subscribers" ......r
Don't say7 watts the name O the other
oneT
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INSURANCE ON SCHOOL
South Dakota Commissioner Receives
Draft Covering Losses.

PIERRE. S. D.-President Goodner Of the
state board Of regents Of education has received
drafts from different insurance companies to pay
the losses on the dormitory building burned at
yermillion, and the barn burned at Brookings
college. The amounts We're 81, 300 on the barn
and $15279 on the dormitory and contents at
Vermillion.h
The vCermi11ion loss was probably the first
paid in the state under the provisions Of the
valued policy law. The law went into effect
July 1, and the policies were written on that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-11
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on FEET 80 HOURS.
ASS slant Ticket Agent Left for Bet
te- Position

ASS slant Tieset Agent Left for Bet
te- Position.
Ticket Ase1. DasAie, a, the Union
D=7c; Ls.s IS a tired man. He has been
o. ---y ar the r.cEe, window for the
past sixty hours and viI have 10 re-
-..a On duty q. . longer time, il is
expected some weeks ago an Assistant
a-' --Ee, agent "a, installed a. ,Se
q 1l' 90 v1-s a. night The assistant
mas !. C. Le=E.us o. Texas Tuesday
A- Lasg.-5 vas rendered a position
2. L1..zs Texas. With another road,
az --.== .- salary Re scep,ei the
position. e.,1 the res1l, that Nj Dash.
.e. is 1r sgzlns, /, and IS doing the
vc-E @: ,vo men He has wired for
m assistant. however. and IL is
thought ty tomorrow he viii be re-
-=7et
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TIE messenger boys Of the Pos,a
Telegraph company have donned a
neat, Eev uniform which proclaims
their professions The uniform is
matched with a Hea, cap which bears
,he vcrt Postal Tie uniform is a
-sE addition 70 the service Of the Pos.
a. ard the boys present . spick and
spar s1Iezraoce in them. !, is said
re Western Union boys 10, 20 - out
-C-s, have ordered uniforms and ex-
D5c- them here shortly. Their uniforms
are o. D. o. "a darker blue than the
pJs'zis ard all be trimmed in red
braid instead Of black as is taa, used
aE the Postal messengers. Tbsy will
also have caps 70 match
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4 ven Interesting session ct the
Se5sEz1 o-a-c- & TIE Oa1ieiSowt
All! 20 he'd i1 rss.r hall T1n,s1z
-.ght 'he -l,h !-Et- e, 7.se o'eyocE
10 HsoeEz,s are Interested IL ,hs
--1grz-- u.-,. v.l D. reu5ers1 au1
I.alss-. eT-r.-g 10 ASSURE Rshes1
-a--s v-L - SERVED a. elos= e n1ae.
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ksaro . herLna,.c

Tulsa ]. T. Oct lt-J r Hua=1-
negro. vas nominated for delegate
DO the constitutional convention by .,hs
Republicans Of the Seventeen distric.
Yesterday. He defeated Postmaste. A.
d circuit Of Coveta by four votes.
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.- from ar- Sew o-..-
----r D. @.s- TO-DAY
-..-. va ta ~ B.. .- o.
..-- SHORTS z-a.- -. -a-
....... rr more seven. rr.. -as
r-- expected -.--- before last
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frost .- ..-a Mississippi. Al
s-1 #..-a and Be- -.. c..
-... .- Arkansas a-1 Ts-les
a. me ot1-.z. T----e- maj
... '. s-oe ...-- frost .a '1a te,
except a- points .r east ----e--e. z--
atlanta caa.-m4,.o- ly Tie govern
.- .- r- de'a.. report vzs await
30 having C1-.l1g-a-el re
- f-ai. private sources The uar
-.- 0-.g maintained '-e ea--
-rsa--a ar' continued 20 improve. De-
.-..- selling as high as 1870.
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LOST

LOsT-A large, gold band ring With
engraving inside between 4. c.
Cruce aud Wilkersons stable
Finder return 20 Afdmor!ete and get
-sxard. l9-ti
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We have In a very aae line o, rev
h1sgies and are making the prces
and terms attractive Can i-. look
through our stock and ge, our prices
before yol buy.
NOBLE BROS.
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p s. Goodwin sno has been quite
s..- a' The Whitrugtol ,o- several
HFl able 20 De- on the streets again
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a t-s .-s - e.Ea-t, ,ctzccos z-1
--rte-E t-rIlEs &, TIE B--.EE.c,
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EASY PAYMENTS At ?. :. ZONES

pr -zgs,z-rsf. cs-iD-icalE s.t csl-.
pzysrE. go - Tos sr11Ev.cE ~,
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People read all the want ads In
be Afternoon paper.
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w. L. DAVIS.
Job Shop and Planning miH.

Have in stock OF nice finish luri.
Der and solicit your trade.
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Just received, a car load Of corrI
gated iron, all lengths.
BIyENS, CORHN SFRENSLY.
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Leather Post Cards at
P.J RAMSEY, Drugeist.
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9Rs E.SA ZAEP y c
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FOR SALE

on SALE-A good saddle horse ,
rars. .1Xtro, and sinsle-foot. Apply
~ -. J.. S-lyldge 23tf
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E. B. LUKE

sbli,hsL 1875 Ardmore. Okla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03

ciet dem los sueldos anuslmsute?
Todd. Exlsten los sueldos fjadol
por 10 ley orgauics, psro no podemos
kocar esos.
hinkaid. Cuknto es sl agregsdo?
Todd, El Gohernador tlene $4,000;
el pr6xlmo 90 el Tesorrero, que tlene
$4,000. Por aupuesto 81 tiene que dar
una dspzl fuerte rte,,.......,..
( Kinkaia. Sin ensrar en- detalles
sabs usted 10 suma?
Todd. No puedo decirle 4 usted
10 suma 6js; puedo sf decirle 10 suma
exscta del presupuesto,
Rinkaid. listed cree que loa gas
tos puedan reducirse en- medic million
de dollars. No representa- ESQ los
susldol9
Todd 81, ssfior,
(Continuara
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
W FARMER
MN aud SON. r
sr. G. H. Farmer, New Martinvils,

Sr. G. H. Farmer, New Martinvills,
w. Va, escribe:
"Nuestro hijito, Harry esta ahorA,
bien y saludable y 81 seguimos usando
su medicina, conservara su salud y le
fortalezerG.
"Sa5emos que la vida de nuesfro
hGifo fle saiyada por Sa HisFviI0s0
remedio, Ia Peruna, y Heno de grafltud
Ia eiogiar6, y la usar6 ON mi fafnNia
cuand0 Ia nccesite.
"En case de que tengamos &lguna
otra snfermedad catarrsl, siempre Ie
escribir6mos para que nos de sus trait.
mientos. ."-G, Fl. Farmer
Sr. Howard Andrew Sterner, Muddy
Creek, Pa, escribe:
"Tengo la Peruna en- mi casa todo el
tempo, y janis estare sin ella. Es
magnt0ca para nihos tan pronto como
Sc RESTRAIN. euro el crup mi hijito.
"Desde que recibi su Ultima carta, he
presentado la Peruna seis familias, J
cuatro han sido va aliviados. Howard
Andrew Sterner.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-03
PARTO MONsTR0SO

Oar murdo cinco individuos de
IN alumbramiento, es cosa rSra que
SO We mly paeAI vscss, pera gus se
be regivtrado recIsntemente on Aou-
rom, Russia. LA mAdre 90 unit aldet
na de Is amos, cuyo padre hIbiA naci.
do en- alumbramieL to doble, y cuyAa
ttas, por parte de padre, habian sido
gemslaa.
EIta mui n hAbfA tsnIdo "a dos
pArtoS doblea.
El actual fIe q ,iatIplo; t1doa los
nlhoI nacIsron yivos, psro nipguno
hG Sobrevido; oil que MAJ, hA durado
80 horAS.
Fl sStAdo dc tx .itAclon nsrvIosa
prcducido on 10 mSdre por 81 fsn6ms
90, hzo iemsr su rAz6n, psro pAsados
tres dias 10 cAlmo y loI disE sale
del HoIpitAl en- psriectA SAlud,
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La Peruna Debe Tenc1se Ha
Todos Los Hogares.
Adonde Hay Mfos PeQueAos.

Debe tenerse en- el hogar. No espcrs
aque Sc enferme el nifo para mandar &
Ia b6tica. Tenga la Peruna 4 nafos.
Nifos por 10 regular estAn expusstos
4 acatarro agudo. En- efecto todos los
padecimientos en- la nifiez son catarros.
Dolor de garganta, angina, crup, RON.
qusra, laringitis, ETC., no son otras cosas
que diferentes formas dc catarros.
Sra. Amelia 8. Tier, MenashA, Wis.,
escribe; 9,
"Hs usado Ia PsrunA por un ndmsre
do Ahos. Me euro un catarro cr6nico del
que padeci desde 10 infancia. 4
"Cuando mis- tres hijos nacieron,
tenian catarro, pero les he dado PerunA
les ha llbrado de tan horrible snferme.
dad. Es eficaz y buena como t6nico, y un
preventive inmejorable para catarros,
resfrisdos y c6lico on los nifios.
"La considero en- reaLdad nna
bendici6n para eI hogar. No sabria
que hacer sin elLa para CriRr mis- huOa.
y con gran placer ID reconiiendo. ".-s
Amelia SaiIer
, Direction: DR., q. d. Hartman, 1rssas
dente del Sanitario Hartman, oelHnae,
bus ohiO' e. U. Do 4 ,.A~'f
La eorrsspondsneia % atsaadS sssrssaA
! oonfdencialmanss.
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CAMARA De OELEGADOS

(CGatinAdoion de Ia pdgina Ssl
c feseros, dsiaudose sl tAbaco por ser
un fruto de cultivo rutinario.
El se6or Was hsce una enmienda; ;
que no &c deierminen les poblacIones
en- que hsyan de ser estsblecidas las
reteridas estaCiones sgrfcolss, mien
trss no SO recibAn proposicioneS de to
dos los puebloa de la isls, para yer
Gus les el que ofrece msioreI ventsjas.
Los Hh )res Matis;z1 y Ramos
iptroducen ligeras snmiendas en- el
texto. El stn)r Gsrcfs Salgado In
troduce otra enmienda.
EiStii2 2r Meudez Cardona propone
una nusva seccI6n entire Ia % y 10 "a,
Habla ell ssfior MatIenzo y expo
ne Las vents Is del proyecto que scA.
ba de discutirss,
El seh3r presidents dc lectura 4
una comunisacl6n del Conssio Ejecu
two en- que hace enmiendaI en- la ley
municipal, y dercga la seccl6n que
sutotiza la L'ga de Municiplos y nom
bra comis sion de oonfsrsnciAs.
Fl Niior de Diego pide que Ia ca
mara sosieDga ess session dsrogada.
Fl presidents nombra psrI Ia Co
mision de confsrencia les nfi res
S 1ler, G 1rz ilsI G Arcfa y Franco Sofa.
Dice que 90 ell pAis Be nscs.ita, no
solo dArle impulse al cultlvo de sus
productos mas impo.t tsnteS como oil
cafe, 10 szdcar, ell tabaco, SIno tam 9Ien
81 ds otros fru.os, 4 flo de que pusdA
produe rae 10 que verdadsrAmsnts ne
cssiisnos Hs vlsto con penA dice. q ue
Sc esIa impoHAndo 4 este paiI, hue
vos, tomsts, habichdslas, elc, els, 10
que demueItra que aqui eItA descuida
do el cultiVo de esos frntoS, TUdo
ssto es por ID ialla de conocImienIos
sisn,iaccs "a slloa dsbemoa ir, para
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lcgrar Il medic habil dc pre.tsr vide
q nuessrs agriculture.
30 redri6 & 10 escusla dc agricul.
tura de Rio Pledras, dc 10 que dijo
que trabsiAba con grandes empe nos,
pero que su siatsma 90 mas practico
que te6rico y ssto no ofrecer& grandes
ventajas, porque faltA el estudio eien-
tldcc.
Habl6 do los resultadoa tavora-
bles que vlane dando 10 cana do sz6.
car por los nuevos m6io dos cientifcos
pusstos On pr&cticA por los haesnda.
dos del dia.
1gualmsnte SO rsRri6.al cafe y ma
nifest6 que la causa de- su ruina % 81
desconcOimiento do modernos medios
dc cultivo,
So extendi6 en- hermosas conside-
raciones Acercs de 10 importation del
proyecto en question y eatimul6 & la
-Ckmsra 4 que 10 Aprobas', fundkndo'
60 on las grAndes ventsiAs que ofrese
para el desarrollo dc lA siQuexA agrl-
cola dc Puerto Rico,
AL terminAr az discurso fue ply
| Aplaudido.
u CSmarA aprob6 ests proyesso
en- "a lectura.
El seior Matierzo pidi6 80 suspen.
diera el reglImsnto y que dicho pro-
yeCto fuera votsdo On tsrcera lsctura.
AIi 80 hiEo y el bill tue sprobado.
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rto Rico & ganar un sueldo como ese.
Page listed cree que eEoG cam
bios treeusntes ha sido debido 4 los
sueldos pequehos psgados9
Todd 81, senior.
Ruckr. Uno fas suplIcado deIde
W ashIngton q que enviarA 81 rsnun-
ciaf
Todd. 81, iefor.
Prestdsnte Por motive de bora.
chsrasY
Todd. 81, aefior.
Rucksr. Y los otros, sntiendo que
renunciaron voluntariamenIe.
Todd Ar parece.
Presidsnts, I'd. dice pArecs, De-
SEQ que 90 sienta uItsd pertectAmsnte
libre para dccir los hsOhos como usted
sepA que son, sin conHidsraci6n 4 ma
die. Lo que Ia Comisi6n dessA eI
conocer 10 vsrdad No quisro que se
aienta en- absolute conStfefldo.
Todd. Yo no me Siento en- abso
luto de csc modo. Cuando estoy cum.
pliendo mi debsr, 10 cumplo de Ia
meior maners que puedo.
Weber. Fran los otros attorney
general hombrss beb ,dorsSS
Todd Con la exsepclon',de o.
que le pidIsron 10 renuncIa, Ino se de-
ningdn otro. Yo no Ie 81 lA rsnuncIs
CO eats fae psdidA, 8 q Ia present.
por su guSto, por mot!vo de estsr In
tex cado, Creo que no. El bebia CO.
mo bsben Algunss veces los cAballe
ros.
Wsbbsr. Fran los otroS attorneys
general hombreI bebsdorsSH
Todd. B,biAn como euAlquieI
hombre, psro no 90 smborrashaban
Rocker. TomAban an trsgo d.
suAndo en- euando, pero no sran bo
rrAchoI.
Tsdd. DsSeo hScer una mAnifM
tSel6n con rsSpecto aclsrtAS sxprsIio
nss hschAs de ouAndo en euIndo poS
difsrsntsI eAbAllsroH que oeupan pues'
tos onciAlsS aqui y ca Puerto Rico, Al
siseto Dc que los pusrlorriqusaOI 70