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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
MURDER OF MONDAY CAUSES A
BIG SENSATION.
MURDERS DURING the PAST
DECADE ARE APPAlL LING
Inquest Over Ray Zieeler Is Postpon-
ed From Tuesday Until
This Morning.

The murder of Monday night. when
Charles Churchill shot down Ray
Ziegler, seemingly in a cold-blooded
fashion. has caused greater comment
and bigger sensation in the city
than any shooting which has occurred
for years. People gathered in groups
discussed it from every phase, declar-
ing that it is high time such cold
flooded propositions in Yakima cease.
A cursory examination of the rec
ords discloses the fact that in the
past decade approximately $50 MUIR
ders have been committed in Yakima
county without single hanging. evil
dent. This search of the records was
by no means complete and a close
examination might result in some
changes in the figures.
But the scores of murders which
have been committed in memory of
residents who have been here for the
past ten or twenty years have made
it evident that Yakima county is more
or less in need of stricter tactics than
heretofore practiced.
1T appears like a carnival Of
crime stated one well-known bust
ness man. IF it is possible for one
man TO shoot another down in the
midst of crowd on the main street,
it is time to call halt
The inquest over the body of Ray
Ziegler will be held at 10 o'clock this
morning. 1t was called for O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, but for various
reasons was postponed
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
FIVE KILLED IN \. P.
WRECK OF YESTERDAY

been taken to Ellensburg, with no
chance of living another twelve hours.
"Twenty-nne cars were piled up
in the narrow cut in the mountains,
all on fire, and the flames were
mounting high A large number of
the cars contained ores, while the
others We're loaded with various kinds
of freight of more or less value, but
all of it perishable by fire"
The wreck proved to be most dis
astrous because of the location of the
collision. The runaway train smashed
into the oncoming freight immediate
~ in the center of a cut where the
rocky walls are high on each side.
When the collision occurred the cars
piled up. and with the fire following,
the scene was one of utter desola-
ton.
There was absolutely no chance of
putting out the flames, and the train
men were compelled to stand at one
side and watch the railroad property
consumed.
/ The wreck meant letup of all
the trains on the division west OF
Ellensburg. as we'll as on the Pacific
division.
No. . was behind the wreck, and
the first train reported from either
way is No. 16. at CPS this morning,
which probably means several hours
later.
All trains from the east are an
RULED and the traffic is going by the
way Of the Great Northern and the
: o. r. & N. No estimate of the dam
age to the railroad can be obtained,
neither can the names Of the dead
men be ascertained.
North Yakima is full OF passengers
who were stopped here by the wreck.
and the hotels are doing thriving
business consequently.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
COPS GET RAISE.
F|REMEN OZONE
POLICEMEN ARE GRANTED IN
CREASE IN PAY.
FIRE LADIES ARE STILL
HIGH UP IN the AIR
One Ordinance Goes Through Fly
ing, But Other Is Laid Over
Hauser Ignored.

Policemen of the city have been
granted an increase in pay from $40
to SIS a month and the chief of po-
lice an increase of from SIS to 800
a month, but the firemen so far have
been left absolutely in the cold. and
an attempt to put past the council an
ordinance calling for similar in
crease in pay for the fremen with
the exception of the chief has been
laid over and no one knows whether
It will ever be revived.
The committee report in this mat
ter called for increase for fremen
he same as for the police. but the
hief was left entirely out Then the
committee report was practic ally ig-
nored The advanced pay for the
police start with the first OF October.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
NO 30

avenue, vest between Yakima ave-
nue. and pine SD eet. was read and re-
solution of intention ordered drawn
for walk.
?. Gram o.. ana tic Yakima
Hotel company were granted liquor
licenses
Petition for cement sidewalk on
First street between Yakima ave
Tue and on east side OF street was
granted
Officers reports were re- e.ved as
follows
Sexton, burials, Is. police Judge,
fines. s1.os1.6O; chief Of police. ar
rests, &c: fines, s1.1So.75.
The committee with the matter in
charge was granted more time on the
dyke contract at the sewer outlet.
Spruce street will be graded be-
tween Front street and Eighth.
City attorney was ordered to give
opinion on an ordinance drawn up to
appropriate s1,7o0 for park and sep
tic tank site by the purchase Of the
twenty acres belonging to Captain
Thomas, near the Yakima river.
Ordinance changing grade on Yaki-
ma avenue became a law.
An ordinance 10 grade and place
sidewalk on Ninth street between
Yakima avenue and D street, was
passed
Consideration OF sidewalk on
Spruce street. between Front and
Eighth, was postponed until next
meeting. while City Engineer For
man is given time TO prepare esti-
mates for cement walk instead Of
wood, as originally proposed.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
Alleged Booze Sellers.

In several cases Of the State of
Washington VS.. different parties. in
Guiding o. Van Hoy, proprietor OF
the Tacoma bar, who was tried on
the charge of selling liquor to In
dians. October .. and the case OF
the state against Joe Truley, his SON
in-law, in his employ as barkeeper,
also charged with the same offense,
testimony was taken and Judge Doust
reserved his decision until today. An
other case. that Of the state against
John Hanan. an Indian, for buying
booze" was also heard.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
TWENTY-FIVE CARS ARE
ON FIRE AND GREAT
LOSSES ARE RESULT
Fireman, Three Hoboes and Engineer
Are Listed Among the Dead-Lat-
ter Was Taken Alive From Train,
But Could Not Live II Hours,
Stated Physicians.

Five men killed and twenty-nine
cars burned to a charred mass, is the
result of a wreck near Stampede
early Tuesday morning, when run
away freight train ran into another
and the cars piled up high on the
tracks.
Fire broke out Immediately and the
most expensive wreck in the history
Of the Northern Pacific railroad is the
result. The men killed are an engi-
peer, fireman and three tramps. No
definite news has been received re-
gariing the death OF the engineer but
according to reports he was taken
from the engine and removed to Ell
lenshurg. Physicians stated that un-
der no condition could he survive the
wreck by four or five hours.
All wires between here and the
west are down, but the last passen-
gers in the city from the other side
of the Cascades tell the story OF the
wreck. One passenger train came
through, the passengers being trans
ferred at the wreck.
p. M. Troy, prosecuting attorney OF
Thurston county, this state, was one
of the men who went around the
wreck.
zone man was laid ont on the
ground dead" said Mr.. Troy The
fireman had not been located. but ne
was somewhere under the debris. Two
noboes besides the one laid ont had
been discovered dead although we
did not see them. The engineer had
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
AUTO ANTS RBiGE.
Two Extremes Me- nd Bad Run

Whether it was the noise or the
scent of the ''scoot" wagon that
frightened the team of w. C. Fian in
to running away after becoming ac-
customed to the equally delectable
odors of a slop wagon. is a mystery,
but run they did and at lively clip
at that. Mr.. Fian had the horses tied
up behind in the Second street alley
when they became frightened by an
dashed south like a whirlwind When
they reached the plumbers shop oc-
cupied by Young e Dunnan, one Of
the hind wheels struck the corner
of the building. capsizing the We
hicle and scattering cans and their
contents in all directions. Once free
of all of the wagon except the front
wheels. the now thoroughly fright
ened animals kept up the mad pace
until they reached the southern lin
its of town. where they were finally
overtaken by Mr.. Fian, who was run
ming along behind uttering impreca-
lions on the "choofers' in general
and others in particular. Mr.. Fian
claims that he had his team securely
fastened, but that they broke loose
before he could reach them. Mr.
Fian lives in the northern part Of
town and gathers up refuse food for a
drove of hogs which he keeps there
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
GRANGER CANNERY.
Big Industry Is In Sight for That
Town.

A large. frst-class vegetable and
fruit cannery is assured in Granger.
l. has long been recognized that here
is an ideal location for such an en-
terpfize. and this week has witnessed
active and definite work on the propo-
sition. A local stock company is be-
ing formed for the purpose Of install
ing a modern plant of the hermetical
seal system, with a capacity of 20
600 cans daily. Plans and specifica-
lions call for a building and plant
costing s11,5o0. says the Granger
News.
In four days this week nearly So
600 We're subscribed by Granger citi-
zens. 4 committee will call upon
farmers in the country for subscrip-
tions. The shares are s100 each and
the payments is made easy and stock
holders fully protected
The News knows of no enterprise
OF greater benefit to vegetable and
fruit growers. The cannery provides
a local market for fruit that cannot
be shipped. and in time of car short
age it may means hundreds of dollars
saved to individual growers that
would otherwise be lost. To persons
owning land not adapted to raising
peaches. apples or pears, cannery
means much in creating local de-
mand for small fruit and vegetables
that will grow prolifcally on any land
in this vicinity.
Walla Walla growers are being
paid SIS ton for tomatoes and are
making as much money as archard-
lists. The cannery opened there In
September and is a great success.
The Puyallup cannery has saved
thousands Of dollars to berry raisers.
The North Yakima cannery was a
great financial blessing to peach
growers this year dur the car
shortage
The growers in this vicinity SHOULD
subscribe literally and without hest
taiton TO the remaining stock in the
company for they will receive the
greatest benefit from the cannery.
which will. aside from paying good
prices for products of the soil, en-
nee the value of land.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
Grapes Moving Freely.

According to Express Agent Smith
last week was the banner week for
shipments of grapes from this point.
On Thursday over l 800 baskets went
out by express; Friday the number
was increased to 1900 and Saturday
night about 100. 1t is estimated
approximately 10000 baskets went
out by express last week. Grapes
will last probably another week or
ten days.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
Colony

Yakima,
iona De-
in Kiona
Swedeo
ny of his
enty-acre
|elopnent
and tray-
oh which
he colony
rem is not
rough in
has been
and the
d spirits.
s a week
Frn Horse
I the be-
that they
Fheat was
y a num-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
GIVEN DIVORCE
Richard Bush Was Deserted BY
His Wife

Richard S. Bush. bookkeeper of
the Yakima Wholesale Grocery COM
pany. was granted a divorce from
Minnie Bush in the superior court,
Tuesday. on the grounds Of incom-
patibility of temperament and deser-
ton. They we're married in Owosso
in 1899. and according to the testi-
mony of the plaintiff, the defendant
deserted him July 4. 1905. The decree
was granted John H. Bruff appeared
as counsel for the plaintiff.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
Thurston Prosecutor Here

P. NJ. Troy. prosecuting attorney
of Thurston county. was in the city
Tuesday on business connected with
private interests west of the noun
tains and was in consultation with
Attorney II. j. Sniyely.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09

II you have good watch that
needs repairing take it to Otto Mel
son. the matchmaker. No. I North
Sernnd street S4-6
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09

WANTED1To rent two H. p. gaso-
line engine for one month. Wash
ington Nursery Co.. Toppenish, Wash
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-05

use han circulado persistentes re-
portes que una parte de los planes de
la administration sera instituir pro.
secuciones criminales. Tambien Sc
ha dicho que ell ex-gobernador Ha-
german cuya dimision fu6 hecha a
instaneias del presidente durante egte
afio, iba q ser querellado. Esto Sc
puede negar por autoridad del mig.
mo Mr.. Cooley que di|o hoy:
"fNo puedo hablar para publica.
cion respecto d los planes del depar.
tamento en- detalle, pero puedo decir
que Mr.. Hagerman no sera querella.
do, y que estoy convencidO que cual.
quiera que sean 0 dejen de ser los he
chos concernlente q su connection con
los asuntos de terrenos del territorio.
FL NO ES CULPABLE DE MN.
GUN NAL MORAL,W
No sabemos 81 el presidente tendrfa
en- su mente los ladrones v corrup-
cionistas de Nueyo Mexico cuando
hizo la siguiente declaration en- su
discurso de Keokuk, Iowa, bronun-
ciado el dla lro de Octubre, pero di-
cha declaration viene de molde q la
situacion del Territorio es de inte-
res para nuestro pueblo. Dilo Mr..
Roosevelt hablando de las prosecu-
clones de criminales que SO propone
llevar q eaboi
"Por 10 que concierne a mi el polt-
tico corrupto, grande chico, el ciu-
dadano particular que transgrese Ia
ley--sea rico O pobre-sera presenta-
do ante la justicia inlparcial de Ia
corte. Quizas sea mayor mi ansie.
dad de alcanzar al hombre politico
que es corrupto, porque este traiciona
una gran conflgnza; pero ciertamente
no perd0nar6 q su hermano corrup-
clonista que Sc muestra ser un ladron
en- Ia vida de los negocios, y de con-
formidad con nuestrO poder Los
CRIMENES DE FRAUDES " DE
ASTUCIA SEaAN PROSECUTE.
DOS TAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMO 10 SERAN LOS CRIME
NES DE LA BRUTALIDAD Y
DE LA VIOLENCIA FISICA.p
En- connection con 10 que citamos
arriba de la entreviata del procura-
dor asistente Cooley, es impcrante
notar que este fue el abogado d quien
el presidente relirl0 para su estudio
legal los cargos que fueron puestos
poF ia gavilIa contra MIR. Hagerman
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-05
NUN. 80

tambien sabian que no eran suvas y
que, sin embargo. las tras-herraron,
pero cue en- vista de que Margarito
las habla reclamado ellOs se las ha-
bian entregadO reconociendo que eran
de el Tambien declare el mismo in
dividuo que Cruz Garcia encontr6 en-
elerta OCCASION una pOtanca de > afos
sin terro, dentro del cercO de La Cabra
y que en- presencia del declarante Ia he
rro con el tierro G. Il, sabiendo que
no era suya. Declare tambien que
en- otra OCCASION q Y Lorenzo Gurule
hallaron una vaca herrada, II X en-
el lugar donde juntan los arroyos de
los Cuartit0s y de Las COnchas; que
qultaron q Ia vaea las dos piernas, las
dos espaldillas, los dos lomos, Y que
en- seguida atarOn una piedra p0r me-
dio de un alambre al resto del animal
Y 10 arrolaron & un estanque que tie
ne como 10 pies de hondo; que la car
ne la Hevaron para sus oasas Y sc Ia
comieron. EstO, dice Demetrio, ocu-
rrio como 4 afos pasados.
Los dueilos de reses de asa seccion
del pats han sufrido por un n1mero
de amos las vejaciones de las gavillas
de ladrones y no obstante que son de
los mas h0nestOs Y cumplidos en- ell
ragO de sus taSaciones algunos de
ellos hasta leales q Ia administration,
Jamas han tenido Ia protection de los
oticiales, pareciendo mas bien que ex-
iste un entendimiento tactic entire los
ladrones Y los oflciaies de que no Sc
ran molestad0s mientras sOstengan
oil partido republican,.
Ah0ra hace solo dias estuvo en- Ia
ciudad Don Ricardo b. Gomez nos
informa que en- las cercanias de su
rancho Sc han visto en- estos dias tres
becerritos peneos sin herrarse; indi-
clio evidente que la gavilla de ladro-
mes han separado esos becerros de las
vacas con el fin de mafricarlos GUAM
do esten blen destetados.
rs de esperarse que ahora que el
sehor procurador tiene en- su poder Ia
confession balo juramento de uno de
los miembros de Ia gavilla haga un
buen elemplo prosecutando con 81 VIZ
gor possible d esos malhechores.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-05
En- Ell 'TeatrO BijOu.

Desde el Jueves hasta el Domingo
de esta semana SO esta representando
el siguiente PROGRAM A: "Los MI
hilistas dc Rusia,p eseenas dramdti-
cas- en- que SO representa- una imprenta
subterranea sorprendida por los Off
clales, el iuicio perentorio ante el 60
bernador, el viaje de prisioneros des-
terrados d Siberia, el escalamiento del
palacio por un nihilista, la explosion
de una bomba en- el salon dc recep-
clones del Gobernad0r con su conse-
cuente destruction de vidas Y del pa
lacio etc. 'Las Diffcultades de un Au-
tomobilista,ns comedia. ola Vioti-
ma de una Tempestad,n en- que Sc We
Ell colores reales y vlvos la lluvia y
una tormenta electrical. "Un Casa
.miento Infantil,0 lindisimas escenas
del novlazgo, las cerem0nias matri.
moniales, la procession nupcial econ
Ia m6sica adelante,p las felicltaciones
y el baile. Sun Fotograasta Verde, Z
comedia. "I'll be With You When
the Roses Bloom Again. canto ilus-
tradO por Ia acreditada cantatriz Mrs.
0. Fraygang. "La GAIA de Puereos
Silvestres," excitante carrera dc ca.
zadores montados y perros eazadores.
FlnallzandO con "la Nacacion de
Guillermito, = comedla risible,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-05
ENVENENADOS CON CARNE DE
JARR0S.
Las Victimas 10 son Juan MarinO v
su EspOsa, de Los Padillas.

III Journal de Albuquerque da Ia
siguiente relacion del envenenamien-
to de dos personas, ocurrid0 en- los
Padillas, poblacion vecina a Ia ciudad
de Albuquerque, el Viernes de la se-
mana pasada:
Como consequence de envenena-
miento causado pOr haber comido
carne dc jarros sucumbi6 a una hora
avanzada del Viernes pasado Juan
de Dios Marino Y tempmno Ia mafa-
ma del Sabado 10 siguio su esposa, So
ledad Marino, personas bien conoci-
das en- Los Padillas. I'm hermano de
la scn0ra Marino, que ambien CO.
mi0 de la carne dc larro fue tambien
victima del yeneno Y esta tan enfer-
mo que 70 Sc espera que viva.
FL DR.. Eligio 0suna, dc Albuauer-
que, fue llamado q Los Padillas el
Niernes por Ia noche para atender q
les Marino. Cuando lego encontr6
q Marino ag0nizando y aunque hizo
todo 10 que pudo para aliviarlo ell
hombre falleci0 POGO despues de su
llegada. III medico, en- seguida vol
VIC su atencion q Ia sefiora Marino.
que tambien sufrfa terriblemente, pc
70 despues de mas que cinco horas de
esfuerzos en- la paeiente, el veneno sa-
l0 vict0rioso q las 3 de Ia manaaa ell
Sdbado cuando falleci6 ella tambien.
EIsmedico continue su lucha para
salvar la vida de Ia tercera vfctima v
anoche (Sept. 2S) aun estaba vivo
aunque en- condicion muy peligrosa.
III DIR. Osuna hizo aver una exa-
minacion del alimento que comieron
los Marino y encontr0 10 que el con-
sidera evidencia inequivoca de vene-
no en- la carne de jarro que las tres
victimas habian eomido. Marino te-
MIA 5S amos de edad Y su esposa 48.
Eran personas respetables y estaban
EN- buenas circunstancias pecuniarias.
Los parientes de los flnados viven en-
FL Paso Y no Sc anunciara el funeral
h6sta que lleguen.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-05
LAS VEGAS. NUEVo MEXICO sABADo DE ocTUBRE DE 1907

Y en- los cuales el presidente fund6 Ia
remocion. Este seiior solo investig6
Ia naturaleza de los cargos segun sc
le fueron referidos, pero ahora des-
pues ha tenidO OCCASION de examinar
todo el asunto y ha venido 4 Ia con-
vicci0n de que Mr.. Hagerman no Is
culpable de ningun NAL moral. Nos
parece que ESQ es una buena vindica-
cion del caracter de Hagerman Y
tambien una vindicacion de la acti-
tud de Ia Noz del Pueblo en- de-
fender su administration. Como di-
jimos docenas de veces, nosotros de-
fendimos al gobernador Hagerman
porque era honesto NADIA mas, Y sin
el men0r interes particular 0 politieo,
q pesar que era y es nuestro enemigo
politico. Pero csc es Y sera siempre
nuestrO norma.
Con cuanto mayor gusto no dare
mos igual acogida al gobernador
Curry, que ha sido nuestro amigo po-
litico y personal, 81 q prueba ser dig
no de aprobaciOn.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-05
LadrOnes De Reses Cogidos.

Recientemente fueron traidOs aqui
por los sehores Margarito Gonzales Y
Billy Boylan, dos indfviduos que res
pOnden q los nombres de Cruz Garcia
Y Demetrio Garcia, quienes f.cron
acusados de tras-herrar re- ..,s agenas
y la investigation " a1vo ante Ri iuez
ae paz brow de la Plaza Nueva,
quien ..nanz6 & los reos para el gran
,arado despues dc la examination
preliminaria. Ambos acusados me-
garon al principle su connection en- el
erimen, pero uno 0 dos dias despues
dc Ia Investigation, uno de ellos, De-
metric Garcia, hizo una confession
completa ante el procurador Davis
Demetrio declare en- su confession que
81, su hermano Cruz Garcia y Anas-
tacio Garcia trashorraron los fierros
EN- tres terneras perteneeientes q Mar
garlic Gonzales y describi0 Ia name
"a en- que hicieron el tras-hierro; que
no sabian que las terneras eran dc
Don Margarit0 Gonzales, pero quo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-10-05
LiberatO Baca DiputadO Inspector
de Aceites.

All luzgar por 10 que ACADIA de tener
lugar en- Santa Fe, es del todo evil
denteque nuestro vecino Don Euge-
nio Romero y los que han estado em-
pujando Ia destitucion de Duncan del
empleo de Inspector de Aceites, han
fraeasado en- su lucha.
Sc anuncia de Ia capital que por
recommendation del gobernador Curry
y de la organization republican, del
Territorio, 81 Inspector Duncan ha
nombrado d r.. Llberato Baca como
su diputado principal. Esto qulere
decir que Ia organization territorial
ha retlrado su pelea en- contra de
Duncan en- cambio del nombramien-
to de Baca y que Don Eugenio, Don
David Winters y otros que aspiraban
q la posicion de inspector de aceites
SO han quedado q Ia luna de Valencia.
La ley no prescribe que haya un
diputado general del inspector, nj Sc
ha hecho tai nombramiento en- el pa
sado, siendo el principal el encarga-
do de vigilar el trabajo de los tliputa-
dos de los varios distritos. Els evil
dente que la otieina general del ins-
pector no necesita tal diputado mIen-
tras el principal tenga deseos de ira
bajar, .perQ Llberato Baca presto in-
valuables servicios la Pandilla Clu-
rante su incumbencia como presiden-
te de 10 camara de Ia Ultima asaIn-
blea y Duncan tuvo que ceder 4 las
demandas de la organization para re-
|compensar esos servieios, viendose EN-
peligro de perder Ia posicion Il mis-
mo Il no accedfa y asi yer triunfar q
sus enemigos.
81 fueran otros que los que son los
Jefes republicanos del c0ndado de San
Miguel, Sc reyelarian mucho contra
el reconocimiento que Ia organization
territorial ha dado 4 Duncan, que
trat6 de despilfarraF al condado do
San Miguel, pero como toda su mira
es "Oj0 q los Destinos P1blicosu todo
pasara en- calma y dormiran en- Ia
misma CANA politica con Duncan.