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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
VICIOUS ASSAULT.
Chinsman Nearly Kills Korean With
Heavy Opium Pipe.

Chung Chun 30. a Korean laborer.
IS lying al the Korea house. IFS east
THIRD South street. suffering from
toncussion Of the brain as a result OF
"a blow landed on him by Charley
Song. a Cinnamon who runs gambl-
ing den on Plum alley Song Is lock-
cd mp at IL city Jail and II 30 dies
Of his Injuries the Monaghan will be
charged with murder. 30. Il is said.
was winning considerably when Song
became enraecd and struck 30 on the
head with a heavy metal opium pipe.
Dr Paul WAS summoned 10 attend TO
the unconscious Korean and stated
that 30 had conclusion OF the brain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
WILL TOUR UTAH

Mr John r. Meakin De- I 81.
tour rtuh and adjoInns ....b
Nm entertain the people 'N MAJ
p,rtry. song ana story hs sop. -"
az. WIN travel with n'' .ons
and accompanied in m9s.c A.r nal.
Nh Mcahn win give u XII dcnur
inns. character skeien,. .n5 ~ 0
ii lecture How 90 Ll'' ~
Earth 81 On Yah
THE value Of DIS Woft i, ..d iboi
~ people both at home ~, measure
cannot be- told in MoIl.
hv 40 standard of doilHlh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

win Craze from May I 20 oct 81
sheep from July / 90 oct nc.
Some persons with small nocka fall
ga 10 get ON the reserve, but they viii
not be- silghteo this season. ApprOvnla
of the salt Lake reserve, OF which Mr.
Clarke is also superintendent. are eN-
peCtcd soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
Home Treatment

Dr. Williams Pink Pills being Ter
fectly safe as o. family medicine without
the necessity Of a separate prescription
for each case arc sold inpnckages under
the well-kn1vn trade mark which IS our
guarantee to the purchaser of the genui.
ness, purity and lermlcss-Css OF tie
contents. Hundreds of nervous men
and women have cured themselves at
home with DIR. Williams Pink Pills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
Nervous Debility

or, in o.trnmo Casos, nervous prostitution.
The treatment consists largely i'm rest.
recreation and the use of tonic. the
dlscOnt.nusrrs Of any practice that may
have eau ed &c ard abstinence from tea,
coiloo or otIcrstimulants. Asthe nerves
receive their nourishmeut through the
blood che Inter must be- built up and
made rich aud pure Especially N there
% weakness Of the blood. DR. Williams
Pink Pills rfe the tonic best adapted 10
effect % cure They have been used
hy the most eminent physicians for
tho ie3tmCut Of ucurasthonia with
most excellent results The lato DIR.
Lapponi, WHO was physician 10 two
popes. recommended them highly for
nnnraslhnn-A md for similar dlsnrders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

ndrety and nervous. the little one ia
not well nourished, and should be- given
soothing. healing tonic. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Il the best
tonic Tor babies; purely vegetable. 30
cents. Tea on Tablets. 4. 4. M. l. Drug
Dept. ll2-lli South Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

GOV. John {. Cutler, Mayor
John =. Bransford GOV. Good
inc of idaho, United States Sou
ator Nixon of Nevada. and 9TH
or distinguished contributors,
will have special articles In the
Christmas News, Printed sat
urday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
NeuPasGhenia

is the physicians nano for n condition
of weaknc or exhaustion Of tho nervous
systom Inc patient finds difficulty In
Keeping hs mind ON DTS work is inclined
to worry over irilcs. Is often depressed
rll irritable issubicct to headaches or "a
fcohugof pressure ou the head .is slccplcss
and sometimes the digestion Is disturbed.
a tendency tu the disease NAY De i'm
hcried or 10 may result from almost
any form of excess, from cvCrworA and
worry or the use Oh drug or stimulautn
Tho common nono for this disorder Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
GRAZING ARRANGEMENTS.
Approved Regulations Are Received
In Local Forrest hescryc Onices.

Repuglatlons for the grazing Of cat
DE and sheep on the Wasatch forest
reserves have received approval OF The
department "a Washington, ana supl.
D.. N. Clarke has named Jan al, 1909
as the last day on which applications
may be- filed About the same num-
bor Of cattle and horses A,210 head
sheep. 10000 win be- permitted on ihe
roseryation AS last year The cattl'
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
NOl5

Prather superintendent, Richard Xii
by assistant superintendent, John Nor
row secretary and treasurer, Mrs. VIM.
Bennett chorister, and Miss Myrtle
Bonebrake librarian, The school Is
doing we'll, with better interest. better
attendance and better results. II the
older people and all professcd Chris
tians would encourage officers and
pupils by their presence still better
results would be shown. Fathers and
mothers, are you doing your duty by
the little ones placed in your charge?
To you has been given a great trust,
and you will have TO render an &C
count Of your stewardship
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Pierce started
to visit Mrs. LinkcnIelter, who lives
north Of town, when the buggy ran
over stump throwing Mrs. Clark ou,
and dislocating her wrist. DR.. Will
Jams reduced the dislOcatiou aud no
serious results are expected.
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03

mcAwEEE,
Too late for last week.
Miss Ida Witty has gone to Spring
field.
J. W. Lawrence went to Sparta last
week.
Ora Wright is visiting her uncle in
the Territory.
Clint McDado is student in the
School of the Ozarks,
John Blair started back TO his home
in Carteryille this morning.
Monte Slushcr is getting signatures
to petition for his appointment as
postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs, Smith aud Ida Witty
have returned from a visit TO ShaiTer
Witty of Douglas county.
George Browns and Lewis JacksOn's
arc preparing to leave, and have held
a closing out sale with that purpose in
view.
Mr. Estes has moved to the John
Lawrence place. He is putting up
new shop, the old one having been
rented.
Doc. Mcpherson and Monte Slusher
| have consolidated their stores. The
goods have been removed from Ada in.
10 the Slusher store.
Prof. o. A, Truman is preparing to
join his son, Zall. in one OF the western
states. He is one of our most valued
citizens and has many friends who arc
sorry TO see him go.
September %.
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
Goodloe-Bradleyyllle Doin's.

W. II. ADAMS.
Several people in Goodloe vicinity
have mumps,
Slusher & Brown, j. l.. jackson and
o. a. Truman held public sales Satur-
day, with T. A, Kay of Ava as auction
eer.
Tom Williams Of Taneyville, with
some people from Kentucky, made a
visit in the Kentucky settlement last
week.
The Bradleyville school is progress
ing nicely under the supervision Of j.
II, Ellison of Cedar Greek and Miss
Matte Mills of Garrison.
L. w. Blair and Ben Cranil had a
public sale last week to scatter their
belongings, and will start for Okla
homa the latter part of this week.
Several families are leaving this neck
OF woods, or preparing to leave, and
others coming in. y count would
show the population to be gradually
increasing.
The people OF this vicinity will be
pleased TO know that the draft for
$1,000, death claim allowed w. l..
Brown, has been received by the clerk
of NJ. NJ. A. Camp No. 1860.
There is brand new boy at j. w.
Rozells aud new baby girl, the finest
in the land Of course, at w. J. Hicks.
Jim and Bud may be seen any day
wearing that "smie that won't come
off,"
Tom Collins OF Cedar Creek has
moved to Bradleyville and taken
charge Of the blacksmith shop. L. c.
Estes, the former occupant, is erecting
a new shop near Rozell's store, where
he will soon be ready for business.
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
Swan,
RAMBLING BOY,
l'roo late for last week J

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W.S,Jones, our village blacksmith
and telephone Iineman, was an Invalid
last week,
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
IaneyyilIe MerChants Talk Business.
The CaudeI Hack Line

William Caudel desires to inform
the public and his friends that he will
continue to run his hack line from
Chadwick to Forsyth. Not being
bothered and delayed by carrying the
United States mails after July /, he
can make better time, and devote his
entire time, energy and attention TO
the rapid and safe conveyance Of his
patrons. He has purchased new hacks,
and is thoroughly equipped to render
prompt and satisfactory service.
Thanking his old aud time tried
friends and the travelling public for all
past favors, he hopes by strict atten-
ticn TO business and consideration Of
their requirements, TO receive con-
tinuaucc Of their valued patronage.
He will convey passengers 70 any
destination they desire at prices which
will prove satisfactory to all concerned,
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
Sold and Recommended by
o. HUSTON Druggist S. w. Cor Square,

a few words to our own people. We
have a duty TO perform. The school
people have proven their faith in us by
their works, Shall we not reciprocate
in kind, in the spirit in which this
great boon has been given to us? 1t
has has cost large sum OF money,
much time and great effort to estab.
ish this great school. 1t will cost
more to maintain and extend it, Are
we equal to the exigcncies Of the situa-
tiou, and eau we furnish the raw
material" out of which will be made
the finished product in the form Of
sober, sensible men and woman, whose
lives will tell for good in time and
eternity?
We are not an ungratcful people.
Ingratitude is Il crime | believe we
will do our duty and do it well, The
management will not be narrow, par
tiean or straight-laced scctariau, there
will be no iavoritism, and we will have
an institution OF such scope and power
that future generations will rise up
and call you blessed, and say: "Iou
builded better than you knew"
| desire on the part Of our people and
formySelf again to express our gratitude
and our congratulations to the board,
individually aud collectively and to
each Of tie ministers who have hon
ored us 10y their presence on this great
occasion, and trust the good Lord will
watch over and keep them while here
on earth. We know He will abund-
an,ly reward them for what they have
done for our people. My prayer and
hope is that this great School of the
Ozarks may expand into one Of the
greatest educational institutions in the
land, giving its graduates Il finished
education, not only in the arts and
sciences, but along the lines Of phys.
ical ana industrial training, so that
each may be a self-respccting, God
loving and Godfearing man or woman,
thoroughly equipped for the battle Of
life and fitted to be an effective force,
with hand aud brain, as honorable
citizens of our Republic.
am rejoiced to see such multitude
here today. 1t is a guaranty that thi;
institution is in safe hands, in the
hands Of the great common people who
do things. bid you all welcome tC
this auspicious opening Of The School
of the Ozarks, and pledge our devotion
and patronage with as much loyalty
and faith as we have in Old Glory, The
flag Of our country which proudly
floats today from the top of this build
ing,
fear | have trespassed on youl
time, but Il duty to my section has i'm
PEELED me to say this much. | nigh
have said more, but | could not say
less. II have said one word that may
inspire hope or courage | am more
than gratifed. thank you.
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03

J. c. and W. l.. DeGreai, Of Joplin,
have been prospecting for two weeks in
this vicinity, They say there Is no
doubt that the mineral is here in pay
ing quantities, needing only develop
ment, To prove their faith they have
been trying to lease several farms,
They will take Il quantity OF samples
to Joplin and Webb City with a view
to interesting other persons. They
have been all their lives engaged IN
mining aud certainly ought TO know
something about mineral.
Several OF our people who attended
the Springfield festivities last week
we're caught in n bit OF a wreck, caused
by some freight cars which were being
switched striking the passenger coach,
The victims received from s. 20 $50 as
indemnity for their shaken nerves.
Bill Smith says they even paid him s.
for pinch on the arm.
Mule colts are in great demand
here, selling at $40 to $50, Bud Nc
Phcrson heads the list Of buyers. He
says he will pay $50 any day for a colt
il he can sell it the next for $50,
Uncle Joe Moscley, well known as
,ul. drJ. nF Pra5lnvyilln - DaSSc1
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
Protein


BLACK EYES
j. n. Holt started Friday on busi-
ness trip to Forsyth.
The cotton crop, which is now ready
topick, promises II fairly good yield
Tho singing convention and basket
dinner at Cedar Hill Sunday was well
attended,
Several OF our young men attended
the literary at the Rhoads school house
Friday night.
The Missionary Baptists elected the
Rev.J. A. Thornton as their pastor for
the ensuing year
A fifth Sunday preachers meeting
Of Missionary Baptists was held here
Saturday and Sunday. The next one
is to be held at the Pelham school
house.
Among those who attended the fair
ut Sprin gfcld from this place were
Johnnie Kssec and family, Claud and
Dllio Moore, and Vernon and Maud
James.
September 80.
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
Notlce to our Customers.

We are pleased to announce that
Fojcy's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as safe remedy for children and
adults. Sold by all druggists,
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03

Stomach troubles, Heart and Kid
ney ailments, can be quickly corrected
with a prescription known TO drug
gists everywhere as DR.. Shops Re-
storative. The prompt and surprising
relief which this remedy Immediately
brings is entirely due to its Restorative
action upon the controlling nerves Of
The stomach, etc.
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
Kirbyyille.


VI p. W.
Newt Haggurd sold a this springs
mule colt for one hundred dollars.
The autumn leaves are falling, and
the acorns should he, but they are
scarce.
j. W. Trout, Of Branson, was over
Sunday looking over his farm, and
found about twenty tons Of hay ba(ed
and put away.
George Brazeal had his force at
work on the roads last week, fixing up
the stair-step hill by the old Mahnkey
place in good shape.
Sam and Mary Parnell made horse
back trip into Arkansas last week, to
visit Billy Parnell and Mrs. Ollie
Clancy. The lovely weather rem
dcred the Journey extra pleasant,
Nearly everyone attended the deGi-
cation OF the college on the mountain
Tuesday OF last week, and all are en-
thusiastic over the bright outlook to
the future for our young people. a
good many from here will enter the
School OF the Ozarks,
Some sncak-thief has made away
with over n dozen glasses Of Mrs. p.
Rose choice jcll, some preserves from
Nc NfnIrLn,.'u f,,uit Lhrlyp- and a %
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
September 80.

No home is so pleasant, regardless OF
the comforts that money will buy, as
when the entire family is in perfect
health. a bottle Of Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup costs 80 cents. 1t will
cure every member of the family Of
constipation, sick headache or stomach
trouble. Sold by all druggists
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
A Greenland journal,

From the New York Tribune.
For more than forty years there has
been printed in Greenland newspaper
with the tongue twisting title I "Atua.
gagdlintit," which, being interpreted,
is Something for Reading" The
news 1t publishes relates mainly to the
peris of the men who ply the kayaks,
or native canoes, while engaged 10
seal, walrus and white bear hunting,
with now and again glimpses of the
happenings in more civilized lands.
News travels 10 great extent through
the chance meetings OF the natives
with travellers from other regions. One
odd feature OF the paper is that there
is little personal news. and names
those of natives, at least-are rarely
printed, as it is held to be unlucky.
Henry L. Jones Of Tampa, Fla,
writes: II can thank God for my
present health, due 10 Foley's Kidney
Cure. tried doctors and all kinds OF
kidney cures, but nothing done me
much good till | took Foley's Kidney
Cure. Four bottles cured me, aud !
have no more pain in my back and
shoulders. | am G. years old, and
suffered long, but thanks TO Foley's
Kidney Cure am well and can walk
and enjoy myself. 1t is pleasure to
recommend It TO those needing Il kid.
ney medicine" Sold BY all druggists,
The Taney County republican., 1907-10-03
BY col. \. 5. PRATHER

Receipts made by Col Prather Tor suDscrll11
ti0ns, advertising or job work Will be honoreu
at the publication office in Forsyth.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-16
El DR.. CabaIIero
Sc Confiesa Culpable
Del Cargo de Adulterio fue
sentenciado a dos amos en-
la Penitenciaris.

En- la corte de los Estados Uni
dos ell viernes de la semana pasa.
da, la primer causa que Sc llamd
an la maflana fue la del DR.. Jose
Caballero, qnien, con Ia Sra. Sc
gura fue arrestado bajo &cusa
ci0n de adulterio. La corte pro
cedio con la installation de un
jurado y cuando va todo estaba
hecho para seguir adelante con
el proceso, ell demandado decide
acusarse con culpa. Sc le admiti6
su allegation y Ell Juez Me Fie 10
sentenci0 d dos amos EN- la peni
tsnciarfa del Territorio.
El alegado de culpablidad fue
sorpresa para todos, mas provi
no del hecho que Ia Sra. Carlota
Segura, la otra acusada, Sc habia
pres tado a servir de testiga a Ia
prosecution. No Sc cree que aho
ra sera prosecutada 'por su par-
te en- Ell crimen,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-16
.CAUSAS DE ASESI-
NATO ASICNADAS
Los Repertorios Criminal J
Civil Llamados- lei Gran
s. Jurado Trabajando
Todavia.

Ell jueves la corte ocupo su
tempo en- lamar las causas cri.
minales y civiles en- ell repertoire.
Entire las causas importantes
que seran juzgadas Sc hallan las
del Territorio contra Juan Garcia
J 81 Territorio contra Raymundo
Ronquillo, siendo ambos acusa.
dos de asesinato en- el primer
grado
Estas causas son bien conoci.
das. Sc acusa aGarcia del asesi-
nato de sn hermano en- osta ciu-
dad hace algunos moses, ell acu-.
sado anda suelto con tianza. Ron
quillo esta aousado de haber dado
muerte a Rufus Tucker en- un
bale que tuvo lugar en- la cindad
hace un af1o.
FL gran jurado de los Estados
Eunidos dio su informe final 81
viernes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-16
Guerra Ir a
La Carcel
Felix Gonzales Sc entregai
rehusan admitirlo, va por
la orden de prision y 10
reciben.

Felix Gonzales, de Socorro,
sentenciado d dos amos de prisi6n
en- Ia penitenciaria bajo cargo de
asalto con arma mortifera, y en-
cuya causa, que fue apelada, la
Corte Suprema confrmo ell fallc
de la corte de abaio, tuvo alghn
trabajo en- que 10 recibieran en- Ia
prisi6n. Tan proto como supo que
la Corte Suprema habia a6rmado
la sentencia del tribunal inferior,
fue a la penitenciarfa J diio al
Superintendent Trelfod;
"He sido sentenciado a dos
amos de prision y deseo empezar
a servir mi sentencia tan pronto
como possible. 7
Ell Superintendent Trelford
no pudo recibir al hombre como
preso porque no trafa auto de pri
sion. Cuando asf lie informaron,
Gonzales Sc fue de la penit9ncia.
ria y volvio una hora despues
con su auto de prisi6n debida-
mente firmado y certificado. En-
tonces fue llevado a una zelda pa
ra que empezara a servir su SEN
tencia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-16
FalIecimiento
de una SefiOra
Dona Luz Delgado de Val.
dez Sucumbe a una En-
fermedAd de Tres
Meses desDura-
cion.

Dofia Luz Delgado, esposa de
Don Manuel Valdez, empleado en-
la tienda de la Compaflia Cart
wright Davis, falleci6 en- la noche
del sabado pasado despues de ha
ber estado enferma tres meses,
durante cuyo tempo SO debilit6
mas y mas cada dia. La Sra.
Valdez tenia SO amos de edad.
Era presidenta de la Sociedad del
|Sagrado Coraz6n, una organiza-
cion Cat6lica de esta ciudad. Los
|funerales tuvieron lugar ell mar
tes a las o de la mafiana de Ia casa
mortuoria q la catedral, donde
|fue cantada una misa sole mne de
cuerpo presente, y en- seguida 81
cadaver fu9 conducido al cemen-
terio del Rosario, donde Sc le dio
sepultura. Hubo muy gran aeon.
pafiamiento en- ell funeral.
La fnada ha dejado q mas de su
marido, auna hija y seis hijos que
lamentan su muerte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-16
.Sentenciado a la
Penitenciaria
Librado c. de Baca Sc Acu-
sa Culpable de Falsifica-
cion---Aurandt sera pro-
cesado.

En- Ia Corte de los Estados Uni
dos, el ldnes pasado, estando pre-
sentes el Juez John R. Nc Fie J
y demas oticiales de la corte, Ii
brado G. de Baca, arrestadt
hace algunas semanas en- Albu
querque bajo acusaci6n de falsi'
ticaci6n, y contra ell cual una que
rel'a fue retornada por el gran
jurado de los Estados Unidos,
fu6 presentado y Sc confes6 cul-
pable. Fue sentenciado por el
Juez a dos amos de encarcela
miento en- la penitenciaria.
En- seguida la corte Sc ocupo
en- DIR argamentos sobre una mo.
ci6n hecha por los abogados de
los Estados Unidos en- la causa
contra Jacobo Aurandt, pidiendo
que la corte diese un fallo por la
prosecution. Aurandt era ante
riormente estafetero de Santa
Cruz y Sc le acusa haberse roba-
do una carta.
va tarde, la corte .instruyo al
jurado de dar un veredicto de
que la causa no habia sido juzga-
do antes. Esto quiere decir que
Aurandt tiene que ser juzgado.
Ell Juez Nc Fie anuncio que Ell
jueves a las 10 de lH maf1ana Sc
llamarian las causas en- ell roper.
torio civil.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-16
Ell GRAN JURADO DEL
TERRITORIO PRESENTA
Querellas.. ..Hasta Ahora ha
Retornado Once y Cuatro
en- que no Hubo Causa--
Reunion del Pequeno
Jurado.

En- 10 corte de distrito Ell mier-
coles pasado, el gran jurado pre-
sent6 Gnce querellas 8 inform0 de
cuatro causas en- que no habia
habido lugar a querella. Fl jura'
do sigui6 en- session.
Sc Anticipate quo cl Gran Ju-
RADIO de los Estados UnidOs daria
su informe final ell jueves en- la
mafiana.
Francisco Lucero, querelladc
por robo de caballos, compareci6
ante el Juez McFie y Sc confesd
culpable de la acusacion, y enton-
ces la corte 10 sentencio a un aio
de encierro en- Ia penitenciaria.
La causa de Lucero es peculiar,
| y los hechos eran desconocidos a
Ia corte al pasar Sentencia, y el
preso hizo despues de ella una
declaration. Dijo que habis ven
dido q un Varos un caballo por la
suma de $25, dandole carta de
venta, varos prometio pagarle
el precio del animal, pero nunca
10 hizo, y despues de exigir va
rias veces d Varos que le desc el
precio de su caballo, Lncero fue
y Sc apoder6 del caballo. Hasta
Ia fecha no ha ..recibido un s5lo
centavo por el animal. Els pro-
bable quo 81 prisionero sea inme-
diatamente perdonado, pues SO
dice que el jurado, iuntamente
con el juez y procurador de dis.
trito frmaran una petici6n al Go
beruador recomendando clemen-
cia ejecutiva en- el case.
El pequefio iurado del Terrific
rio ha sido llamado para ell ldnes,
en- cuyo tempo SO dara principle
al juicio de causas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-03-16
Una Anciana
Muere de Repente
La Sra. Marta P. Rivera Su,
cumbe de NAL de Cora
zon.


La Sra. Marta P. Rivera, ma
Dire de Macedonia Rivera, traba
jador en- 81 Hotel Claire, fallecit
repentinamente el viernes a las {
do Ia mafiana en- 10 casa de su hi
10, calle de Delgado No. 115.
La Sra. Rivera SO levant6 como
siempre al parecer en- muy buer
estado de salud, pero cosa delas {
SO fue su cuarto y Sc acostt en-
su cana. Pocos minutes despues
llamo q su hiia, peroya cuando Sc
acerco Ia anciana habia expirado.
La fnada tenia cerca de 81 aflos
de edad y su muerte fue proba'
blemente debida d NAL de cora.
ION
A mas de su hijo, sobreviven
varios nietos y biznietos a Ia tina.
da. El funeral tuvo lugar el sd.
bado d las 8 de la mafiana.