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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
CLAIMS COMMITTEE is BUSY
Mrs. 4. w. POmerine wants the state
to Pay Her Attorney for
Services.
CFrom a star Correspondents


LINCOLN. Neb. March 5.--(special Tele-
gram.)-The hands Of time were turned
back year tonight when Mrs. L. W.
Pomerine appeared before the claims COM
mittee Of the house to ask for favorable
consideration of her claim for $500 to pay
her attorney for defending her in libel
suit brought by Superintendent Heiner and
Mrs. Heiner Of Tabitha Home The suit
was the result of an investigation of the
home OF a self appointed committee Of good
Lincoln women and preachers and people
who went to the home and then. II Is al
legged by the Heiners, began and kept up
a continual knock on the institution, max
ing II very difficult for him to secure finan-
cial assistance for the maintenance Of the
institution. In fact, Mrs. Pomerine and
her committee worked themselves into a
high state of indignation over the alleged
conditions OF the home and according to
the Heiners, went so far as to overstep
the libel laws Mrs. Pomerine claims she
was a member OF the State Board of Char
tiles and Correction and investigated as a
member OF such legal board. Among her
co-defendants are the State Journal COM
pany, Miss Cora CARRIER and numerous
others. The home. however. survived the
attack and II is reported on pretty good
authority that Governor Mickey called Mrs
Pome1ne and John Davis down for the
interest they displayed in that investigation
and talked Of expelling them from the
board. The committee likely win reject
the claim. Notwithstanding Mrs. Pomerine
made a most touching speech for over an
hour.
The committee refused again to grant
Lee Herdman the 5000 claimed by him as
money paid to help in the Office of the
clerk OF the supreme court. though Mr..
Herdman again appeared before the COM
mittee. Under oath the former clerk said
during the two years in question he had re-
ceived in fees between $500 and $4,000
A o. Smith was here after 500 alleged
to be due for auditing the books in the Of
flee OF the adJutant general. Smith claims
he brought about the restitution by Colby
of 5000 and though his claim has been re-
jected numerous times says he will come
again II 1t is knocked out this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
POSTAL CARDS REGULATED
Postmaster General Places Han ON
Some Forms of 1issivea
in Mails.

WASHINGTON. March 5-An order has
been issued by the postmaster general pro-
viding new regulations governing the size.
form and weight OF private post cards en-
tering the mails Such post cards must
be made OF an unfolded piece OF cardboard,
not exceeding S-l6x5 s-ls inches. nor less
than "a IA inches.
They must. in form. quality and weight
OF paper be substantially like the gov
ernment post cards They may be OF any
color. not interfering with a legibIe ad-
dress and postmark. Very thin sheets OF
paper may be attached 10 them on condi-
tion that they completely adhere TO the
card. Cards bearing particles Of glass,
metal mica. sand. tinsel or other similar
substances win not be accepted for mailing
except when enclosed In envelopes
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
GARFIELD NOW IN CABINET
Former COmmissiOner of Corporations
Takes once as Secretary of
the Interior.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-James r. Gar
field took the oath OF once as secretary Of
the interior today The oath was admins
tered In the once OF the secretary by
Warren choate. chief clerk Of the bureau
OF corporations. over which Mr.. Garfield
has presided up to the present time. Re
firing Secretary Hitchcock was present. as
was also Secretary Metcalf OF the Navy
department; Labor Commissioner Nell.
Mr., Pinchot, chief Of the forestry bureau;
Mr.. Leupp. commissioner OF Indian AFFAIRS.
and others.
Former Secretary Hitchcock expressed
appreciation OF the manner in which the
press OF the country had upheld his hand
during the many trying ordsals OF his ad-
ministration-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
PACKING COMPANIES SUED
state of Kentucky seeks to Recover
$4,000 Alleged TO he Due
Nor uaraa
for Taxes.

FRANKFORT. KY, March estate Au-
ditor's Agent Hawn. In the name Of the
commonwealth. today entered suits seek
ing 10 recover sums aggregating S55, 100
from Nelson Morris g. Co. William Horner
& Co.. Cudahy Packing Company and
the Omaha Packing Company. The petitions
clairh money is due the state under a law
requiring payment by packing companies Of
50 cents on each 500 Of the gross receipts
from Kentucky The claims cover a period
from 1902 10 1906
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
PONG Did Not Interfere.

PARIS. March 5.-The Madrid corre-
spondent Of fine Eclair. In a dispatch pub
lished today quotes Garcia Alix, who was
minister OF finance in the Villayerde cab
met as dfhying that the Vatican authori-
ties made efforts 10 prevent King Alfonso
from visiting France. as semi-ofhcially
stated IN Paris March Z
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
GERMANS TO TAKE COAL LAND
Plan 90 seiEe Property Near Bagdad
as Indemnity for Murder Os
Missionary.

TEHERAN. March 5.-Failing TO get sat
isfaetibu for the recent murder OF Ger
man missionary, it is reported that Ger
many intends to occupy certain coal lan.is
IN the frontier, near Bagdad. which she
has long desired for the purpose Of the
Bagdad railToad'
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
TIE wHATHER.

FORECAST FOR NEBRAsKA-Fair
Wednesday. Thursday rain.
FORECAST FOR IOWA-Far Wednes-
day. Thursday increasing cloudiness and
warmer; rain or snow in west portion.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
hE0IaL.ATTHn.

Nebraska senate places house anti-pass
bill on general file without formality or
referring 1t to a committee. Page
Nebraska house in committee of the
whole recommends the railway commits
sion bill for passage. Fusionists show
their hand as friends of railroads In all
measures but the cent fare bill Page /
Claims committee of the Nebraska leg
1ture asked to pay attorney for de-
ing libel suit against Mr.. l.. W.
In. Lee Herdinan also comes up
Il 1000 bill for clerk hire, while
e u the supreme court Pare i
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
Postmasters Appointed.

Postmasters appointed; Nebraska, Sex
terp, Cheyenne county, Florence Nelson,
vice A. Anderson, resigned. Iowa, New
Liberty, Scott county. Isaac W. Warner,
vice c. F. scheppele. resigned. South Da-
kota. Bath. Brown county. Duncan G.
Stewart, vice F. NJ. Organ. resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06

Hosmer II. Hendee, former county judge
OF Saline county, is on trial at WILDER
charged with embezzlement of $685. be-
longing to estate OF a deceased hermit
Pare a
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
n0MERTII

Soldiers will guard court at jackson,
KY, during trial of Judge Hargis. Page
Sensational tilt between District At
torney Jerome and Judge Fitzgerald over
law point in Thaw case. Court rules that
only questions at issue is mental con-
dition of Thaw the night he killed White.
Page
Liquidation In stock market causes
general loss in values ranging from two
to eighteen points. Page 3
Editor Smith OF Missouri Valley,
threatened by Worth Brundige, who took
offense at newspapers reference to his
brother-in-law. shoots and dangerously
wounds Bdundige. Page i
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06

The application OF G. f. Abbott l.. A.
CosgriI, 8. c. Parks. c. w. Cook and ]. E.
Higgins TO organize the Thermopolis Ma
tional bank Of Thermopolis. WyO., with
SIS. 600 capital was approved by the comp
troller OF the currency.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
NEBRASKA.

votes bonds for the re.
On of its electric light plant
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
wAsHmaToN.

Iowa delegation agrees to recommend
southern Iowa, Clark of Ottamwa and Ed
Knott OF waverly for marshals. No agree
ment yet on attorney for northern dis
trict Page
w. r. Richards is succeeded by Judge
Ballinger OF Washington as commissioner
OF the general land office. Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
LOCAL.

Street car employees to vote Thursday
on question of strike. Page
w. J. Connell declares in coal trust"
suit that the dealers association was
organized for the benefit Of consumers;
jury is drawn and case proceeds. Page
keystone stock farm near Benson has
been sold to syndicate and Will be divided
into acre lots for sale. Page
Board of trustees OF Methodist hospital
association meets and hears reports.
Pare 8
Isaac s. Hascall. former councilman
and pioneer. is TO wed a New York
woman. Page 10
Session of city council devoted to cele-
bration of fiftieth anniversary of meeting
of the first council. Speeches made by
one of members and clerk of that body
and number of aged residents. Page
Burlington and Union Pacific and other
railroads are preparing TO comply with
the 2-cent fare Law when It becomes Of
fective Thursday, but they reserve the
right to contest Il IN the courts should It
be deemed advisable later. Page 10
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
Brown Gets n Room.

The sergeant-at-arms OF the senate today,
upon application of Senator Burkett, as
signed to Senator Norris Brown the room
in the terrace formerly occupied by Senator
Hopkins of Illinois. Senator Browns room
will be in charge Of e. II. Djureen OF
Omaha, who has been one OF Senator MIL
lard's stenographers and who now enters
the employ of Senator Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06

President o'vesii OF western league
reiterates statement Topeka has been
awarded to that league by agreement
reached at Buffalo.
Owing to a difference over salary,
George Stone. the champion batsman Of
the American league has not signed his
contract for this year and did not re-
port when the train started for the train
ing trip. Page
Edward Gardner, amateur billiard
champion. defeats Charles P. Conklin 500
to 299. Page o
Farmer Burns wins two out of three
falls from Jim Parr. the English cham
pion. Parr has more speed and greater
strength. but the daughty Farmer has
the greater endurance. Page 8
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-06
Fremont Library Recoeni.ed.

Senator, Burkett announced today that he
has been advised the Fremont public libary
has been designated as government de-
pository to receive all government publica-
tions which may in future be issued by the
government printing Office.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
NUEVO DIRECTOR De.
los hOspitaIes Tri-
CoGhe y Civil de.
Ponce.
Dara en- bEeVe principle el aTreglO de
las GALES dsia Playa.
Jusil pstlGtn que hlCsn VseIaos ID Il rllIs
Silua, sntfs Isabel J GrlstlRa.
(De nuestr0 corresp0nsaI }

Octubre IA fneE del prensnta meu
SO insuguraIa1, con una reviEts general
del CueFpo, los saloneB del PaEque de bonn.
bau que han uido d timsmeDta modifca-
dos.
-Hs bido nombTado director de los
hCspitRlea TricoChay Civil, ca Bustituci6a
del doctor SRlRzar que desempehaba dicho
cargo, 81 DR.. L6ps2 NuHsR. Para el cargo
de eBta vaCante poF 81 aEcenso, 81 DR.. Fe-
Frer que dasempefa Rdem6s ell de m6dico
del Puerto para sustituiT 81 DR.. MoFet
Se hs nombTado al DR.. RAfael CeRteEos.
Eatos nombrsmientos han sido bien acogi.
dos en- Is ciudRd.
-Muy concuFEidR qued6 ID retreta dG-
da an las Delicias poE Ii banda del pTofe
uoT don Domingo Cruz. So tocaron esco-
gidss piezan de Bu extenBo repertoire.
La f6brica establecida en- Ponce, 'tLa
Industrial Company" NOS ha dejadO hoy
otra vez sin hielo. LlevaTemoB pota de
los disB que dsjamos de recibir este artfcu.
10 para publicsTls fueG de CRds mes.
-Por 81 depaItamento de 6anidad de
Ponce &c hs dado orden & la Plants e &C.
trica para que Sc entieTTen dos perFoB que
fueTon muertos por 81 trolley en- la tarde
de aver.
-Por eI miUmo Departamento sc ha
ordenRdc Ia cremaci6n de m bueY perte.
neCiente don UliBsB Clavell, por no en-
contSaTss en- buenaB condolences para 81
consume.
Hoy So estS procedisndo 81 pggo de
ID primer quincena del pEeEente mes loB
empleados municipaleS.
DE mAflana passdo dar6n principle
Ios trabajon de arreglo de caIIeu en- 81 po.
blado de la Playa. Sa empezar6n estes
por Ia Gale Real.
Sc acercRn nosotros los VeCinos de
la cslle de Ia sslud Bitio compTendido en-.
tire Isabel = CTistina, para que llamemos
atsnCi6n del leflor slcaIde Bobre el NAL
estado en- que Sc encuentra eBs psdszo de
calle ser sl refsridO sitio, ell ass tFansi.
tado por ninos de lRS eScualas. Espera'
mos que nuestrs primsrs autoridad tome
N confederation esa quejs que considers
mos iuhta , rszonsb'e.
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Del CusrtsI General de PoIicfa.

Moca, Oct IA, Comandante Lutz Motive
regeHta habida anocha baErio "Bolsdor"
esta jurisdiction resultaron heridoB graves
Juan Soto, Eaeq uiel Gonzalez Antonio
Roaque Biendo sus sgresores Manuel Qai-
honesy Manuel Soto quieneB arreute
horR deBpu6s de 10 ocurFido en union Juez
de Paz eata ocup6ndole 81 Soto cuchillo
con que cometi6 hecho: los heridos hk'
llsnBe hoBpitsl.- Cabo Castillo.
Csguas -Guardia Julio FigueEoa ,
detectives schRron Molins soEpEeudisron
sDoche jugada de dadOs ocupAndo estou
$1S.2S m revolver aTreRtando & indi
viduos -Teniente Bird.
Vegs -6orprsndida aver jugada
monte arrestGndoss cuatro individuos ,
oCupando dinero y naipes. -Cabo Hueltag.
Hatillo -AnoChs & Las 2. p. M fu6
Eorprendido poT el que luScribs en- bsTTio
"ArFozales" una jugada & 10 pTohibido,
juego del monte an casa de Jossfa MenR
arFestando biete hombTeB ocupando dinsro,
barsjas dem6B utepAilioB que han Bido
puestoB diBposici6n Juez de Paz. Muy
reBpetuosamente.- Gonzkle2.
PatiilaB. .-Aoabo aFrestaF 4 Tomas
Bone por hsbsr Faptsdo ls jovsn Pau
lima Cintr6n. -Cabo Arroyo.
Yauco.-Ayer fu6 detenido poF el que
suBcriba y guardia Juan A. OrEiz indivi'
duo VictoriO Santiago CD "HuerfanO"
poF eScalamiento On Begundo grRdo: hoy
he encontrado dinero FobRdo que tenfa
esCondido. -CRbo TiEBo Rodriguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
Banco Territorial J Agfcola d.
Puerto Rico.
6ecretaria.

81 Consejo de Administration de este
BanCo On session de is del passdo mes de
septiembre, acoFd6 autoFizar Ia emission
de una nuevs seEie de mil c6dulaH hipota'
Carias CoTreBpondientes Ia sexta emission
numeradaB de sol al 4 500, porsu yaIor
total de cien mil dollars
DichaG c6dulaa tienen un valoH de 800
u. 8. Cy., cada una, deveDgan interesss &
rRz6n de z % anual pagaderos poF oupo'
mes semeStFales y aerkn amoFtisadas poT
8oEteOB anualea en- an psTfodo mkximo de
doce Il ia que vsnceya 81 80 de AbEil de
1919; emiti6ndoss este nueva Berie en- re-
presentation de nueVos pF6stamog hipOts'
carlos realizados largo plazo por un
montante de $1O0,O39.53, seg6a d italics
que Ee expTesan en- la esCTiturR de emisi6n
otoFgada con fsCha del corrients ante ell
NotaFio de ests Ciudad DON Juan de
GuzmGn Benftez.
Los Cupones veucidoB = las c6dulas que
90 amorticen, sera1 pagados en- ssta Cia-
dad poE la Caja de la Sociedsd , en- la
Ciudad de New York por The National
Park Bank Of New York, 6 pOr u casa
que sl Banco paeda designaE para ests
Gervicio ca 10 gucesivo.
10 que Be hace p6blicO ca cumplimien'
TO de 10 que pEevieue 81 Art SO, de los
EstatntoB San Juan P. r de OctubEe
de 1907. Ell Sscretsrio.-P. RoCs fort
We Bo EI Director Gerents.-R
Castro G0Dz6Iez s v.G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
EL CINEMA TOGRAFO.
RahoIa en- Manati.
Esta satisfscha Ia ciudad del CusI-
pO Dc prOtssurss que ahOEa
tiene.
u Junta escoIlr prOyOGta un GmprtstItO pare
cORstruIr "a 0tlflelO para oseu0las.
(De maestro OOrrsspOnsal. }

Ostubra L Coutinia equi 81 cinema
t6grafo de Ia empgesa Rahcla y Co.
Parece que tienen Up gran n6meE0 de
pelfculas, pues todas las nocheH nos pre-.
asntsn nuevas algunRn de elias y muy in
tereIsntes.
-@Se nos dice que don Nicolas Santana
otro se1lor de la IocalidRd han sComprado
& dicha comps MIA uno de loB dos cinemao
t6gFafoB que llevan con unoH doce mil pieI
de pelfcuias Fecientemente Eecibidag, y
que no 90 han expuesto ada al p6blicO.
Muchas pFoBpeTidadeB deEeamoB & la
nueva empFeta.
petente professor don F. Oallejo da retretsB
quincenalments en- Ia plaza "Abolici6n"
de esta ciudad, hRCi6ndose notables los
adelantoa de los discipuloa dc dichO sefioE
-EBtR sociedad eat6 satiafechG del cueF-
po de profasoFes que hoy tienen 6 IN cargo
LAS eacuelRB p6blicaa de esta ciudad; con.
tando con maestTos tan c0mpetente8 como
don Estsban Rios Cassllas, don Jaa6H
Maria Rodriguez, don LuiB B. Gambia All
como con Ol nuevo professor de ing So don
Luis Cintr6n, Conocid0a % loa pFimeros
en- 81 ms giatsrio puertoFriquefio como es.
tTellas de primera magnitud.
Hoy Cuenta este pueblo con disoioch0
eBcuslaB, tsniendo en- proysCto eAtG JuntR
EacOlar para el nusvo pFasupuentO BoliCitsT
del gobierno un empire tito para levantsF
IN nuavo edifcio destinado egcuelaG p6.
blicaA
Esta Junta merece pI6csmeB pOr Hus
iniciativRs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
AcusacI0n fiscal.

81 fiscal lego hoy las Biguienteg acuHa'
CioneD: Contra Jacinto Vazquez Garcia,
poT homicide voluntaHio.
Fernando Quintero Domingo Delga'
do, p6r el delito contra sl poder ejeC1tsvo,
ofrsciendO SIS al gaEgento IgaEAvidez pa
Ta sOborDaVlc; 90 les Concede 48 horaB
para contestsT Ia acuGaci6n.
JsCinto Vszluez se decIara cu'pable =
eB Bentenciado cinco s7ios de pEeBidio
con trahsjoB foTzados.
AVmando PadiIlR D6vila, poF eEcaIa'
misnto. La CoIte Ie nombra abogado d
senior Falcon.
Francisco Perez VsEquez, por huFto de
mayor cuantfa. La Corte le nombrR abo'
gado 81 BefloT Joa6 g. Torres.
Juan ColIazO, pOr hurto de mayor cuan.
tia. Sc le nombra abogado al sefior 0 lsr
Leandro Soto, por seduction. Abogs.
do Campillo.
Francisco Perez Vazquez, Be deCIara
culpAb!e y "a le condena & un afo seis
meseB de pEili6n.
Ramon ssJgado Pacheco poE inltigaCi6n
peTjuEio. Abogado sefioE Campillo.
Antonio La O MaTreTo, poF hurto de
mayor cuantfa. Abogado senior Torres.
Salvador Bugslla, poE falssdad, en- Pc.
gaEe del BanCo de Halifax. pOE $500. Sc
dsClaEa culpable; Oondepa 10, Ia CoEte Ie
impons Afoy mesea de presidio, 2 mas
contra el mismo poF falBR representation
impoatuFa, IN afi1 Beis messs de pre-.
Bidic; ? por Ia tsEceER, poF faIsa repgeBsn.
taci6n impostuTa, SO declara culpabla ,
lR Corte le impone un afio Beia meBeI de
pTeAidiO con tFsbsiog foFEados.
/ La causa de Juan Gonzales He uobEasaa
poT haber contrsido mRtTimonio.
BuiellR ss ~encuentYa ca estado tai de
debilidad que hubo necesidad de tEaala'
darls en- una siila al coChs que le condujo
la penitsnoiariR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
Sc deSCuhTen diSmanteS
en- los EStan0S lInid0S.

En- Pike Country, Arkansas, se han en-.
contrsdo dismRntes, en- 50 primitive mon
turs geOl6gics, de tan bella calidad en-
tai csntidRd, que pTometen ser el principle
de una riqufHima nina.
AAi 10 ha hscho pdblioo recientemente
M conocido perito sn piedras preciosaB.
La existenciR de la nina de diamantsu Be
ha mRntsnido HecEeta tsnto como ha Bido
possible, pero en- IN iDfoEme gubegnamen-
tal que vera en- breve Ia luz pGb ica, be
har6 notification oicial de haherss encou-
tRRdo una NINA de diamanteB en- los Esta.
dos UnidoH.
Los diamanteu de Arkansas se encuen.
tran en- una extension de tarreno de Glen
acres, cerca de la pequefia ciudad de Nash
vile, unas BeEenta millaA de diAtanciR de
Little Rock. Sc producer en- una EocR
volcsnica, similar las de las minag del
sud de Africa. Las dos pYimeraH pie
dras Sc encontraron On agoato 10. de 1906,
desde entonces, SO han lido descubriendo
pisdrsB casi contfnuRmente, haBta que 80
total, hsstR Ia fscha, a!canza I30. Mu
chas de las preCioERs piadras son blaucaB ?
de huenRs agusB, otTRs amRrillas , sIgu,
mas de color algo paTdusco Las dos pie
dERE de mayor tamafio pesRn aeia quilates
= medic. Ea Is primera vez que se han
encontTsdo diamantsa en- los EstRdoB Uni.
doE NiDguuR de dichas piedFag Be ha
tallado, peEo SO dice que gu oaIidad es 30.
perior Ia de diamantsa del sud de Africa.
Is region en- qus Be hallaron Sc encuentYa
bien provists de carbon, maderaH sgua
para Ia explo.. i6a de piedrss precioaaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
JUAN BRASCHI.
Director INFERNO.
CASO OGURRIDO A UN
agriCultOr en- Isa-
bella.
81 ss CisrtO 10 que Sc 1enunGia, Ia
pOIlGla sSta faItaRiO aIli a Su
debeH.
50 AiIrnl que los OlmpGsInos lntInldOS. no
IlsROR 4 Ia pHhlaGIdn.
De maestro corr espOnsaE)

OctubEs Recti8co ampIio mi to
legrama anterior ID 81 salir de Gu CASA
para aus tTabsjos 81 senior Vendrell acom
ps nRdo de suu peOnes, llevabR-Hegdn 90
ahFma-un msChste que le era 6til On suB
mauOg para lun faanRs Campestres
PaFeCo que dicho Hefior tiene poF neceBi
dad que paHar nm camino vecinRl para
llegaF 4 BuB fncas, en- cuyo caminO ls
paFeja que hscfR lR recoTrids, ls ocupR
dIchA RFmR y, sin Rtender las FR7oneB
sxpusstaa por el senior VendEelI, que les
dsCia tenfa deTecho llevarla poRqus lbs
para % trabsiO que estS muy ceroa de
donde 90 haIlnbR, no obetaDte fu6 condu.
cido preSo hasta el cuaTtel, donde deBpu6s
de vRFiaB preguntss = de mostEaYBe en6r
gico, le fu6 entregado ell implemento de
labrRnEa y FegFeB6 para Bu casa.
En- Cambio me han informado que ano
che han habid0 slgunos ssc6udsloB en- ls
'Marina" atlas horas, habiendo BuE
''tTompadaA' otTas cossB, 81 extreme de
levantaEEe csBi TODD 81 vecindaFio, cFeysn
do que habfa llegsdo sl fin del mundo, y
Bs 0negura que no pudo ysrae un policis
poE Aque.lOg RlEededoFea.
I'm esos momentos es qua quisie ,amos
yer IL poIicfa mostrando 50 cello acti
Vidad, no, deuunciAndo infeliceB y
comeFciautes que 70 no tienen q quiep
vondeTlo, pueE el composing no 90 atreve
vsniF 81 pnsblo.
Hoy Ie est6n celebrando varies juiciop
on Ia COTte dc paz. entire los cuales han
salido algunos Rbnueltos. Tambi@n Ba elta
CsIsbFando juicio Jole Perez, sobrestante
dc vinI y obEsS de exploitation del trayectO
dc C6rCegs Isabella, por portar un lev6l.
vbr qne llsvAba al ciuto que 81 montaT
81 tren Ie le vic pOr debajo del Baco,
ocup6ndoselo 81 cabo Acsr6n de este
pusstO y pEesentando denuncia al juggado.
FL senior juez, deSpu6s de oidas las
parties, manifsst6 dictar sentencia en- So
opOrtunidad, previa Cousulta que har6.