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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1907-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs J. e brieeeE -
tanned Mr. and Alrs- HARRY y" &-
er. Of Louisville. AE-- on
evening IL their home on SoatA Sv-
euth street
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Boyer Ripp1ings.

Mrs. Flemming and family spent
Saturday and Sunday the home of
Mrs. Flemming's father Mr.. Corey
near Odebolt.
Frank Woolston and family south
of Ellis attended services and Sunday
School at the M. E. Church.
Mrs Henry Maynard returned
Tuesday from her visit at Omaha.
She was accompanied home by her
grand daughter Mildred.
Harry and Lennie Nori made q
short visit at Boyer last Tuesday,
while on their way to Wall Lake,
where Harry purchased some horses.
Mrs. Claus Frahm went to Chero-
kee. la. Saturday morning to be pres
ent at her sister Mary Theide's we'd
ding which. was to take place on Sun
day. At present writing we are I'M
able to learn the groom's name.
Aug. .Linman shipped from Boyer a
carload of cattle Saturday night.
The citizens of Boyer are improv-
ing the town by laying some sidewalk
which was much needed.
Frank Wulf and family of Vail
drove overland Sunday to visit at his
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Wulf are quite
old and are not in the best of health
and their children's visits are much
appreciated.
Mrs. David Clarke of Dow City is
welcome visitor at the Wulf home.
She came to remain a few days with
her parents.
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Yhe D8loit Diafu.
MRS. $. E. HoRR.
Department Editor.

Mrs. N. L. Hunt and children of
Denison spent few days at Deloit
last week visiting among relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Zea and little daughter
came up from Denison last week and
were visiting relatives.
r. H. Houlihan and family moved
few days ago into their new home
recently purchased in the northwest
part of town.
Ethel Malone visited relatives at
Dunlap week. returning home the
first of last week.
Florence Galland came up from
Arion last week. She and her sister
Una will soon go to Nebraska where
their parents live.
A German minister from Dunlap
held German services at the school
house last Sunday at 1920 a. m. We
understand services will be held again
Sunday. April 18th.
The proposed mail route out of De-
lott, beginning at the postoffice, the
carriertwill go northeast to the town
limits miles. thence northeasterIy
on bottom road to railroad crossing
near township line 2 miles. south and
southwesterly on bottom road east side
of the river to corner near west side
sec. 18. 81 miles. northwest across
the railroad to corner southwest of
Deloit village mile, southwest to
fork of roads near west side of Sec
ton ID. mile: northwest in Angling
road to and along township line to
southeast corner section "a. 80 miles;
north to Lefeldt corner l mile; east
to Wright corner 2 miles; south to
and along town limits q miles. east
to postoffice 1 mile. Total length of
route 16a miles.
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OF every person owning or harboring
a dog to confine the same by good
and sufficient means or cause the
same to be muzzled properly, so as
to prevent the same from biting
any person OF animal.
SECTION (9). Destroying
Dogs. 1t shall be the duty of the
Marshal or police to kill any dog
found running at large twenty-four
hours after the publication OF said
proclamation, not properly muz-
zled, whether the owner of such
dog has paid the license tax or not,
provided that said dog shall, when
ever practicable, be first impound-
ed for a period of two days, and the
owner thereof may recover the
same in accordance with .he pIovis-
ions of this ordinance.
SECTION (l0). Penalty. Any
person violating or evaGing this or
dinance, or who may refuse to reg
lister his dog, or pay the license tax
thereon, or who shall deny owner
ship of any dog belonging to him,
shall be subject to a fine of not
more than fifty dollars and the
costs of prosecution, and shall be
imprisoned until such fine is paid,
not to exceed thirty days. Passed
this Both day of March, A. ID. 1907.
j. T. CAREY.
Attest: Mayor.
.. NJ. Criswell,
City Clerk.
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Ricketts,.

j. C. Jacobsen was a Denison cal
Ter on Tuesday of last week.
Anna Vollerson and Mrs. Max Wulf
drove to Charter Oak Tuesday even
ing.
Thos. Munser and John Dohren-
kamp made visit to the county seat
on Wednesday and left their asses
sor's bouks at the court house.
Mrs. VIM. Heller. ST.. of Lake
View spent last week visiting her sis
ter Mrs. John Dorflar north of town.
She spent Wednesday at the Kuhl-
man home before returning to her
home.
John Hoffman and daughter Nellie
visited at Charter Oak Wednesday.
They we're accompanied home by Mrs.
Hoffman who has been caring for the
infant child of H. kiedessel. For a
few weeks it's life was in danger.
but at present it seems to be doing
we'll.
Mrs. Geo. Smith of Ute spent Fri
day with her daughter Mrs. Lyons.
l. B. Goodrich and Master Ear
Gary made a brief visit at Kiron
Tuesday.
Earl Hoffman came over from Den
ison Friday to spend his vacation al
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REVIEWS MARKET LETTER.
Furnished by Clay Robinson Co. the
Well Known Omaha Firm.
South Omaha. April 9th. OF.

South Omaha. April 9th. OF.
There has been very good tone to
the cattle trade during the past week.
The supply has been moderate enough
and prices have ruled surong and about
a dime higher than the closing ad-
vance of rs cents last Friday. Best
cattle have brought up to S. dur
ing the week. although the general
quality averages considerably below
this figure, any where from $4.75 to
S5.25. Best cows and heifers have
also ruled stronger than the close last
week. best heifers being quotable at
50. 40 to S4.75: best cows $4.25 to
50. SO: good cows So. 80 to S4.25: fair
So. SO to $3.50: veal calves So so to
SO: fat bulls $500 to S4.25.
Stockers and feeders have also rul-
ed strong and higher. quite string
of light weights selling during the
week from $4 80 to SIS. 30. Heavy cat
tie have also shared in the general
improvement, and all kinds of stock
ers and feeders are selling at COM
paratively high figures.
The high market has changed but
little during the week. the bulk sell
ing today at s6.45 to Sc. so: top Sc. SO!
against Sc. 42A to S.. so the first of the
week.
CLAY. ROBINSON & co.
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home. He returned to his work at the
college on Monday.
Augusta Hintz left on Friday for a
visit with her sister at Kiron.
Lucille and Frank Hoffman arrived
on Thursday evening for visit with
their grand parents. returning to
their home in Omawa on Saturday.
Mr.. Fahrion of Charter Oak was a
business caller in our town Friday.
Peter Kroeger and V. Johannsen
shipped stock to Chicago Saturday
night.
John Hoffman and family enjoyed q
visit from their daughter. Mrs. L. c.
Goodrich Of Kiron on Friday.
Herman Staten arrived from Ar
kansas and commenced work this week
at the store of his brother-in-l A..
f.. Baak.
Chris SUR and wife of Logan spent
last week visiting the formers
brother Peter SUR and family.
Hugh Miller started for Ute Sat-
urday evening where he took the train
for Omaha to spend few days vis-
iting relatives.
Mrs. Herman Baak was called to
Denison by the serious illness of
Carl Schelm.
G. j. Jacobsen and wife spent
Sunday at the Jacobsen home in
Charter Oak with the formers little
sister who has been very sick for
several months. Later in the evening
death came to her relief. after low
ing hands had done all in their power
for the little sufferer. Being the
youngest child of a large family she
will be greatly missed and the sor-
rowing ones have the heartfelt SYM
pathy of all the community.
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Joseph Laughery came down from
Fort Dodge and visited a few days
with relatives and spent few
days visiting his brother Charles
Laughery who was soon to leave De-
lott for while. He returned to Fort
Dodge about the middle of the week.
Charles Laughery accompanied him
as far as Tara. Iowa on his way to
his visit to South Dakota, where he
will spend the summer.
Mrs. VIM. McKim and daughter
Mrs. Hagen were at Denison Wednes-
day evening.
We are sorry to note that Lawrence
Winans is having another attack of
rheumatism.
George Winans who has been con-
fined to the house several days on &C
count of rheumatism was able to get
out again Friday.
Mrs. F. M. Rhodes and daughter
Maud returned from their visit to
South Dakota the first of last week.
Her son accompanied her home.
The new bridges across the Boyer
River and Otter Creek are now COM
pleted and people will have no further
trouble in getting to town.
Mrs. James McKim spent Friday
evening in Denison.
Burtoa McKim run spike nail in
his foot Thursday while at work which
crippled him up a few days.
Bertha Sander came up from Deni-
son last week to remain home for a
while. She entertained her friend
Clara Shupiter from Friday afternoon
until Saturday afternoon.
The Easter services at the M. E..
Church were largely attended and a
good program rendered.
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COLLEGE NOTES.

70.
The examinations closed last week
Friday and nearly all of the students
visited their homes.
There was no school on Monday as
this one day is the sum total of vaca-
tion for the spring.
Prof. Beman left on Friday noon
for short visit to his father in Glen
wood.
Miss Hurd took the evening train
on the Northwestern for Fayette to
visit her people. She will return
Tuesday morning on the Illinois
Central.
Miss Nordell of Kiron enrolled last
week. She is sister of Rudolph Nor
dell who was member of the COM
mercial department and now has a
position in the bank at Kiron.
We received card from Mr.. Stor-
johann who was student last winter.
He wished to have his "Star" sent
to him at Twin Bridges. Montana.
In a letter from Prof. McAnnelly.
we learn that he has been reelected
at Lime Springs with an increase of
salary. Also Mr.. Guy Whaley has
been reelected with substantial
raise at Corwith.
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LIKE A GREAT RAILWAY.

With it's branches running in every
direction, are the arteries and veins
that convey the blood to every part
of the system. A cold, sudden changes
and exposure. may cause poisonous
acids to clog the circulation and then
comes rheumatism. Beware. If you
value your life remove the obstruc-
ton with DR.. Drummond's Lightn
ing Remedy. Send SIS to Drummond
Medicine Co.. New York. and they
will send you two large bottles by
express. enough for month treat
ment, with full special directions.
Agents wanted.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Monday. April. /.


W O'Banion and fe to o w
Rogers. releases reservation of
right OF way over nw4 ne4
sec. FL. Boyer twp, q cd...... 90
A L Rogers and wife to Emma
Jackson, lot sub-div of lotsI,
?, blk l72. Denison, d. 700 90
John Maloney and wife to r A
Romans. lots II and IL, block
III, Den son, w - i 90
G I Voss and wife and John, Nc
Mahe n and wife ct al, to Al X
ander ] McMahon, 81 sw4 sec.
S, ct al gran, ors Roger ] Nc
Mahon and wife, Iowa twp, wd 5000 90
Tuesday, April 2.
Thomas Meehan sheriff to EA
Christensen, lot block 2,
Schleswig. sh d. ....... 367 OF
c L Voss and wife and f Gulick
and wife to John NJ Murphy,
nj nw,'4 sec. 4, Boyer twp,
ex. mortgage $4,000. wd -. so75 90
Henry Walker widower to Han
nah Maude Bsyles, lots a, S, 6,
blk 2, Manila, W d. .......... $50 90
E I Ryan executor to John A
Dieter, ny nj ne4 set: nw4 se4
swaa sec. 10, West Side, execu-
tors deed 1890 90
"Wednesday, April 8.
Matilda Binrichsen and hush to
B H Kinesbnry. lot IS block 3,
Charter Oak, d. ........... 5000 90
Lucy r Draper to Emma Mar
sen. lot II, blk 8. Manila, wd. 400 90
Thursday, April =.
william Ruchti and wife to Henry
Hennings, nj set; sw4 sex;
tract of land lying north ofC
M Il 1t p Ry in NV corner of
sea SET sec 80. Charter Oak tp,
except right of way, d. 1000 90
Henry A Saunders and wife ct al
to Anna Finland. Ell SEX sec 13
Nishnabotny twp. W d........ 68oo 90
Fridav, April S.
William Rath and wife to Lizzie
E French. lot rs and west half
of lot 20. blk 90, Denison. 1900 90
Dollie Swatman and hush, to
Anna A Wheelwright. lots
and and 81 of 10 9, block 22,
Dow City, wd............... 1850 90
Saturday, April 6.
c P Ahrendsen and wife to
Adolph Hansen, e 4Sft of lot
blk 8. Schleswig, W ....... $50 90
Fred LEM aud wife to John Sag
gau and Jul US Sonksen, WI el:
nwi net net; ny sw4 ne4 ne4
sec RI, 175a. Union twp, W d.. o1s7 so
Clara A. Ethel, Joshua aud Leo
Sprague, husband. wife and all
heirs to NJ Is Nelson, cashier,
lots aud blk g Buffers add.
Anon, q c d ............... 90
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ITEMIZED REPORT OF TOWNSHIP
TRUSTEES OF WILLOW Town
SHIP, CRAWFORD COUNTY,
Iowa.
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors of Crawford County, Iowa.
Gentlemen:-Horewith please find
full and complete iteinized report
of receipts and disbursements of the
road funds of Willow Township,
Crawford County, Iowa, for the year
ending December 81, 1905, as required
by Section l566-a, Code Supplement-.
Tax Valuations for the year 1906
Real estate S2I.g.D on
Personal property ....-.......... .so7l 90
Telephones 6e3 90
+ Total tax valuations 2ii2 IA
Levy for road purposes for year 1905 mills
on the dollar of the assessed tax valuation.
Total tax levied, s97G.s5.
RECEIPTS.
To balance on hand at beginning of
year, January l., 1905 ....S 50 25
To amount received from county
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The Alden Times says that the
Times Republican "has flavor all
its own and is dependable, bright and
fearless. Upon the same subject
the Mt. Vernon Record says that it
is zone of the safe and sane papers
of Iowa. clean paper editorially and
at the same time one of the best
newspapers of the state
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WANTED-A position is assured to
every person who is prepared to
teach. You can get a school easily,
there is a shortage of teachers. Are
you ready? II not. come to Denison
Normal and Business College now and
prepare for the examinations which
are to be held the last of June and
July. Students may enter at any time.
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Alum is used in some baking pow
ders and in most of the so-called
phosphate powders, because it is
cheap, and makes a cheaper pow
der. But alum is a corrosive which,
taken Mood, acts injuriously upon
the stomach, liver and kidneys.
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Treasurer, April apportionment...... 943 30
To amount received from ounty
Treasurer, October apportionment Ga 81
To amount received from labor, on
poll tax pa so
Total receipts 1892 95
DISBURSEMENTS,
By cash paid for tools and machineryS IL 55
BY cash paid road superintendent 4l9 so
30 cash paid for labor 81 so
by cash paid for lumber 1876 O5
BY cash paid for culvert pipe - 81 ia
BY cash paid for hardware ................. i IS
BY cash paid for freight on culvert
pipe...,...,.... ............... s5l
By cash paid for township clerk,
writing two notices.. i so
BY cash paid for blacksmithing ...... IS
Clerks commission, alOJs.20 at two per
cent ................ 20 Is
Poll tax expended in labor. ....... PA SO
Total disbursements 1893 81
l,,1 l., y "A "A
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GRAND ARMY MEETlNG

John A Logan Post G. A. r. meets
End and 4th Saturdays in each month
at 2 O'Clock P. Nj. in McHenry Hall.
w. w. Rhodenbaugh.
Commander
John L. Richardson
Adjutant.
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The Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" containing over 500 most
practical and valuable cooking re-
ceipts-free to every patron. Send
postal card with your full address.
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y. NJ. OTISW6H,
City Clerk.

Select Varieties of Garden and
Flower Seeds at The Bale Brodersen
Co. 1886
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Official Publication.
lrEM1zED REPORT OF TOWNSHIP
TRUSTEES OF EAST Boy ER Town
SHIP, CRAWFORD COUNTY, Z

To the Honorable Board Of Super
visors of Crawford County, Iowa.
Condemnation please find
full and complete itemiZed report
of receipts and disbursements of the
road funds of East Boyer township,
Crawford County, Iowa, for the year
ending December RI, 1905, as required
by Section 156d-a, Code Supplement.
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Total disbursements ........s l44O As
Balance on hand Dece q Der 81, 1906. . 2ls 81
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1OtaI UlSbuTSem entS4 tj)
Balance on hand December 81, 1896 59J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05
OfiGina del SecTeta-
rio de Puerto Rico.

Ell secretario de Puerto Rico reuibira
pVOposiciones para la impression de las le-
yes de Ia session extraordinaria de Ia
Asamblea Legislative de Puerto Rico, que
se efsctu6 en- julio del sfio 1906 y de las
leyes de la primera session de la cuarta
Asamblea, que terminara ell IA del coTFien-
te mes.
Las citadas leyes Sc imprimirdn en- un
tomo, con la version ingIesa y la espafiola
en- columns psralelas. Ell tamafio del tipo
sera igual parecido, al de la version es-
paflola de las leyes de 1906. Ell tamafio
de Ia pdgina Bera de puIgada mas y /
de pulgada mas ancho que eI de las p8gi-
mas de la citada version espafola de las
leyes de 1905, pero las mkrgenes serdn del
mismo ancho.
Els impossible fiar el ndmero de pSginas
que habran de imprimirse El trabajo ha
de hacerse con sumo cuidado, pues la pTi'
mera lfnea de cada parrafo de la version
espafiola debe quedar & nivel con la pri'
mera lfnea de cada parrafo de Ia version
inglesa.
81 n6mero de ejemplsres que SO impri'
miriam serSn de 700. Llevar6n un fndice
espafiol otro ipgl6s. 125 ejemplares Sc.
ran encuadernados en- pieI, siendo la en-
cuadernaci6n la calidad de la piel igual
las de las leyes de 1906. Los restantes
SIS eiemplares serSn encuadernados en-
papel de clase fuerte.
TodaB las prusbss, exception de Ia
primera, y, los fndices, Sc corregiran y Be
harSn en- la ohcina del 6ecretaTio.
Las proposiciones deben enviarBe q eBta
Ofcina; q mas tardar, el vierneB 8 de mar
20, q las dos de la tarde y deben venir
acompafadas con muestraB del papel que
Sc ha de usar en- 81 texto en- las cubier-
tas. A las 2 80 de la tarde del citado dia
Sc sbrirdn los pliegos y SO adjudicard el
contrato.
Despues de haberse adjudicado el con-
tFato, el manuscrito. de las leyes de Ia Sc.
sion extraordiDari 1e 1905 se entregar6
caanto antes al impresor, , 81 manuscrito
de las leyeS de Ia session actual Sc le en-
tregar5 Ia brevedad possible despues de
Ia clausura de la misma 81 dia IA del co.
Triente.
San Juan, MARIO 2, 1907.
r.: MARTIN E. GILL.
SsCretario.
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nuevo conseiero del Eieeutlvo.
ORDEN DEL DIA De la CAMARA Ell 2.

Peticiones. Del ayuntamiento de Jun
cos para que Sc construya un ramal de
carretera de Juncos San Lorenzo.
Don M. Torres marshal de la corte
municipal de Yauco, solicitdndo Sc acuer-
de por esta Cdmara go ordene al Tesorero
de Puerto Rico, Sc le abonen $37 que Sc
adeudan por bagsjes utilizados por ell
mismo en- asuntos del se1vicio.
Don Rafael M S6rrsga, sobre que Sc
le envie & estudiar una carrera los
Estados Unidos.
Del conceio municipal de Rio Piedras
oponi6ndoss al bill de Condados
De don PaGcnal I'll. Negr6n, Bobre que
SO le asigne una suma mensuaI para il q
estudiar los Estados Unidos.
Proyectos de ley de Ia Cdmara en- Ia.
lectura. Fl. B. 143. Por los senores
DeIgado y Barreras. para disponer la
construction de un camino de JuncoB & la
Carolina"
Eu 3D. lectura. 81. B. 141. Por Ell
sefior Santiago. "Para la construction
de un camino afrmado entire Ia Cidra y
Cayey.. :. <&..
Il. B. 142. Por los gefiores Colberg y
Torres 'Para trasladar los reatos del
patriota Betances erigirle un mausoleo
en- el pueblo de Cabo Rojo."
III. j. R. no. 6. Por los sefiores de
Diego, Trelles y Mufioz Rivera. ''Para
transfsrir al municipio de Maysgiez Ia
propiedad administrator del mueIle de
hierro existsnte en- el sitio denominado
'IG Puntilla" en- la ciudad de Mayagiez
y para otros ineE."
Pasaron las comisiones respectivas.
Proyectos de ley del Consejo Executive.
En- la. "a: lectuTa. G. B. 81. La
Comisi6n de sanidad. "Proveyendo una
lev general de Sandal para Puerto
Rico"
C.'B. So. Por ell senior Post. 'Para
inSertar una nueva Becci6n en- ''la ley mu
nicipal", aprobada en- 8 de mario de
19O6<".
Pauaron q las Comiuiones correupOn-
dientes, del Conseio Executive en- 3a. lee
tura. Sc vot6 dtfnitivamente y fu@
aprobado el G. B. 5, titulado: "Para
enmendar Ia ley municipal.
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una CARTA DEL Sc
nor COntreras.
Hoy recibimos Ia piguiente carte:


"San Juan P. K. mario de 1907. Sr.
Director de La Correspondencia". Muy
senior milo:
s'Siendo su peri6dico uno de los princi
pales diaTios de esta ciudad que constante-
menta llama la atenci6n de Ia policfa acer.
ca de transgresiones que disIio cometen
cieTtos ciudadanos con perjuicio de los de-
mas, molesto hoy su ocupads atenci6n pa
ra rogarle trats en las Columns de su Pc
ri6dico de Ia lenidad con que Sc mira Ia
abusiva rspidez que por las GALES de Ia
ciudad llevan Jos cicliAtas del dfa.
'tCon motive de las vaTias agencias de
dichos vehfculos establecidas en- San Juan,
las adoquinadaB GALES de la poblaci6n han
convertfdose en- delicicsa pists los sport
men, sin tener para NADIA On cueI ts las le-
yes de policfa nj la densidad de poblaci6n.
imprimen sus msquinas, 10 mismo de
dia que de noche, vertigiDosa rapidez con
peligro dc Ia vida de los ciudadanos que
transitan pie.
'tEl s6bado pasqdo, las dos de Ia tar
de, un tsmden arroll6 mi hija, pequtfia
nina de cinco sfios que cruzaba de la acera
de mi casa q Ia del frente derribs sndola al
suelo hiri6udola en- un brazo bi9ndo
podido, tai vez, causarls la muerts 81 en-
este case hubiera trafdo Ia mSquina Ia
velocidsd que por 10 com6n IIevan poT
esas GALES los ciclistas. Pero lotmss cruel
de este case fue que los ciclistas deJqron la
nina en- terra y emprendieron Ia fuga en-
la misms bicielets autes de que el que este
escribe pudiera darles alcance
"Esto eS abusive, seior Director y pue-
de traer muy graves consecuencias por 10