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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-16
THOUSANDS ADDED
RTO LIST OF COUNCIL
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Special TO the Herald.
Winnipeg, Man. Sept. 16.-The
brains and sinew of organized labor in
Canada filled the large assembly hall
of the provincial parliament building
today at the formal opening of the
twenty-third annual session of the
Trades and Labor Council of Canada
President Alphonse Verville. NJ. P,
called the gathering to order and the
roll call showed the attendance to be
larger and more representative than
at any previous meeting of the cOun-
ell. Greetings were exchanged and
after that the meeting went into ses-
sion for the consideration of its reg
ular business.
The annual report prepared by Sec
retary-Treasurer PIP. VI. Draper shows
the most satisfactory progress for the
past twelve months. Within that pc
riod numerous bodies. including the
Canadian organizations of carpenters,
printing pressmen and assistants,
plumbers and steamfitters. tailors
maintenance Of way employees, book
binders. electrical workers, bridge and
structural iron workers, leather
workers and brewery employees, have
become affiliated with the council and
thereby adde thousands to its men,
bership roll The finances of the or
ganizatiOn are reported in good shape.
There is much important business
awaiting attention and the sessions Of
the council will probably continue for
week or longer. The question OF
immigration is one of the most vital
matters to come up for consideration
and action.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-09-16
.ANTI,SALOON LEAGUE
TENTH ANNIVERSARY
Special to the Herald.

| special 10 the Herald.
Norfolk, Va, Sept. 16.-The Anti
Saloon League of America is celebrat
ing it's tenth anniversary with a large
ly attended convention at the James
town convention. The sessions began
today and will continue through the
tdesJ -. "a R2,. e ths week. Thursday
the EXPOSITION, WIN q sIJeci.l.A
Of speaking under the auspices of the
league.
The Anti-SalOOn League. although
Independent of religious bodies. is in.
dorsed by a number of them and
counts among its leaders and workers
men who are at the front also i'm their
UNCONVENTIONAL relations. The in
crease in the strength of the organiza.
ton in recent years is well illustrated
by the prominence of the men who
are to address the present convention.
Among them Is announced Governor
Robert 3. Glenn of North Carolina
and Governor J. Frank Hanly of In
diana. Senator Carmack Of Tenues-
see is also expected to be a speaker.
as is G. W. Trickett of the attorney
generals office of Kansas. prosecutor
OF the saloonists and brewers of Kan
sas City.
In its business sessions the league
will discuss means for securing the
passage by congress next winter of
the Littlefeld bill. which will give
prohibition states power to stop ship
ments of liquors from other states and
territories.
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provisions for stringent regulation Of
railroads and other large corporations.
The constitution contains several
features that embody the latest ideas
on the subject of government by the
people-namely the initiative and
referendum and nomination of officers
by direct primary instead of through
the party convention system. The
initiative and referendum clause was
patterned after the Oregon law.
If the constitution goes through Ok
lahoma will be a prohibition state,
the most stringent liquor law in eX-
istence, prohibiting not only the sale,
but the introduction of liquor into the
state, being provided for The en-
abling act provided that Indian Ter
ritory must accept prohibition for
twenty-one years. The convention pro
vided that the whole state shall vote
on the question and there is said 10
be little doubt that the terms of the
enabling act viii be made unifrom
over the whole state. The recent ac-
ton of Georgia in prohibiting the sale
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of liquor is expected to help the pro
hibition issue in Oklahoma.
The constitution is about three
times as long as the average docu.
ment OF it's kind. This unusual length
is in part explained by the fact that
about one-third of the document is
taken up with fixing county bounda.
ries, another large section is devoted
to defining how the question of prohi-
bition shall be submitted to the vote
OF the people, while another long sec
toin relates to the principle of the in
itiative and referendum.
Among the more or less interest
ing provisions contained in the re-
mainder of the document are the fol-
lowing:
The legal rate of interest is fixed
at 6 per cent and the contract rate at
10 per cent A compulsory and sep
arate school system is established.
Commissions are created on labor and
arbitration, charities, insurance. rail-
roads, agriculture, oil, gas and mines.
The state seal adopted is a combina-
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Mexico's National Holiday.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
City of Mexico, Sept 16.-The cele-
bration of Mexico's national holiday.
in observance of the anniversary of
its independence, has been unusually
brilliant and enthusiastic. The deco
TatiOns of the capital were on a scale
more elaborate than heretofore. and
large crowds we're congregated in the
parks to listen to the public band con-
certs. Reports from Monterey, Tam
pico and other points throughout the
republic are to the effect that the hol-
iday was enthusiastically observed
and so far as is known the utmost
tranquility has prevailed. President
Diaz will open congress and deliver
his semi-annual message tonight.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE CON-
MISSION BEGAN SERIES OF
HEARINGS IN CHICAGO
THIS MORNING.
Several Complaints Made
Observation-Disclosures Brewing Com
pany Complains Against the st.
Paul and Other Railroads.
The Brewing Company
Wants a Ruling.
Snecial TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Chicago. H., Sept 16.-Several inn
purtant and interesting cases are to
come before the Interstate Commerce
Commission. which began series of
hearings in Chicago today. The first
case on the calendar, and one in
which nearly all the large shippers
of more than one class of freight are
directly interested. is the complaint
brought by the -Waukeshs
-...ssll and - = -
ing company desires 20 Eer a Tuiihg
which viii compel the railroads to
grant carload rates for mixed articles
Under existing rules of the roads no
carload rates are given where two or
more kinds Of articles are shipped by
the same concern in one car.
Tomorrow the association will take
up the case Of the Chicago Sash and
Door Association against the Norfolk
& Western. and other railroads in
which unreasonable rates on sash and
doors from Chicago to West Virginia
points are charged. and also the novel
case Of Theron F. Miller of Michigan
City, Ind. against the Michigan Cen
trial Railroad Company, in which the
question is raised whether the COM
mission can compel railroads to
charge no more than the maximum
state rates upon interstate travel.
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WILL VOTE TOMORROW
ON A CONSTITUTION
ELECTION WILL DECIDE STATE
HOOD OF OKLAHOMA, AND
OFFICERS WILL ALSO BE
CHOSEN BY PEOPLE.
Two Territories MERGED
New State of Oklahoma, Under Its
Constitution, Will Be a Prohibi-
ton State = Many Noted
Speakers Have Been In
the Field Lately.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Guthrie, Okla, Sept. 16.-Tomorrow
the people of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory will vote to accept or reject
the constitution which, If accepted,
will admit these communities to the
Union as the state of Oklahoma. At
the same time the people will vote
for state officers, members of con-
~gress, legislative and county officers,
apd|will also ballot on the question of
one OF unusc-
tracted the attention OF the entire
country. If Oklahoma statehood be-
comes an accomplished fact before
the presidential election next year the
result may have an important bearing
on that contest. This, combined with
other circumstances, has caused the
political leaders of both parties to
take a keen interest in the campaign
leading up TO the voting tomorrow.
Both parties have sent some of their
best campaigners into the twin terri
tories, the list of republican speakers
being headed by Secretary of War
Taft and that of the democrats by
William J. Bryan.
hS ihhiSdllOllo dIt llldl TIE COnStl-
tuition will be ratified by the people.
Ever since its final adoption by the
constitutional convention the docu-
ment has been a subject of much dis
cussion, chiefly because OF the politi-
cal controversy over the question of
its approval by the president. whose
approval and proclamation are neces-
sary before Oklahoma can be placed
on the statehood roll.
While partisan bias has caused con-
siderable criticism of the constitution
1t has many features that are likely |
to commend themselves to the public |
without distinction as to political |
creed. Among these are the pro- |
visions against child labor, those pro-
hibiting the issuance of watered |
stocks and making the books OF quasi .
public corporations subject at all /
times to inspection, the employers liza
oility law, the eight-hour for state.
county and municipal work and the
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lion Of the present seal of Oklahoma
and the seals Of the nations of the
Five Civilized Tribes.
While the vote on the constitution
is naturally regarded as of most i'm
portance, the contest for state off.
GERS and members Of congress have
been Of a spirited character and are
attracting much attention on the eve
Of the election. The democratic On.
bernatorial candidate, whose follow
ers are confident will be elected to-
morrow by a handsome plurality. is
G. \. Haskell. a newspaper publisher
of Muskogee. The republican stand
ard bearer is Frank Frantz. who is
at present governor Of Oklahoma Ter.
ritory. under appointment of Presi.
dent Roosevelt.
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Oregon State Fair.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Salem, Ore, Sept 16.-The Oregon
state fair was opened this morning
under suspicious conditions. The
management has been working hard
to make the exhibits of more than or.
binary interest this year. and the re.
suit has been the largest and best col.
lection of agricultural. horticultural
and live stock exhibits ever shown
here. The racing program and the
amusement features are also OF a high
class. The attendance promises to be
large.
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You Are Invited to Call on Hooker &
ComnanN

You are invited to call on Hooker &
Co, in their new store. 4OS.41O Oak
street, and see one OF the prettiest
grocery stores in Texas. You are in.
yited TO inspect the nice. clean stock
OF goods, and you are invited to be.
come a customer II you are not al
ready a customer. II you cant call
phone in your order Phone No
5S. 2g-tf
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Bouuht Machine s,o,L

II. V Prather has bought the ]. 3.
Mcknight stock Of sewing machines.
needles and attachments. and has
moved the same to his place OF bust
ness on Avenue a. opposite the Cen
trail School Building. He invites Won
to call and inspect the stock. and let
him quote you prices on machines.
On 1 -,
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DRUGGISTS DON'T LIKE
THE ANTITRUST LAW.
Special to the Herald.

. Chicago, H., Sept. 16.-The
, members of the National Asso-
: citation of Retail Druggists do
; not like the Sherman antitrust
? law, and at their annual con-
Yention which opened heIe-tn.-
---eessfty roff amending ft The
, association believes that large
monoDolies in the drug bust
ness are favored rather than
prevented by the Sherman law.
while on the other hand the
small retail dealers in drugs
are injured by being prevented
by the law from making trade
agreements among themselves
; to protect their small interests
from the monopolies.
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TO CATCH THE GREASY MAN,

VIII require shrewd planning. 1t Is
true, but II will only take a look at
Iippen & Gilbreath's line of WOOlens.
LOT fall and winter. to convince YOU
that you ought to buy your suit and
overcOat from them.
TIPPEN & GILBREATH.
The TailOrs.
9-u Corner Oak and John Streets.
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They can be had by phoning IS.
WAITS distributing depot for the new
Ice plant, or from the green ice war.
ons. Prices reasonable. Off
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
DESDE TOA-ILTA
Felicitacion a distin-
guidos amigos. : Ac-
tos en- ape1aci6n.
ESCUELAS VACANTES
Nina enferma. Aperture de
una nueva quincalla. .-Sa-
Judo 4 de Diego.
EsCUELAS VACANTEs

Agosto 16. .-Principiamos es-
tas notas felicitando a los amigos
don Felix Monclova, don Francis
co Perez, don Julio Romero y don
Virgilio Morales, por haber salido
perfectamente, de los actos en- apela-
ci6n que tenian ante la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan.
Las denuncias que motivaron
dichos actos, aparecieron con defec-
tos sustanciales de forma, y en- ESQ,
dicen, que Sc flo Ell letrado defensor,
para pedir la absoluci6n de los acu-
sados.
Que Sc hagan bien esas denun-
cias, para que en- otros casos de gra-
vedad que puedan ocurrir no quede
burlada la ley.
-Nuestro saludo enthusiastic y
carinoso para el ilusthe puertorri-
quefio don Jose de Diego, por su
brillante campaiia en- los Estados
Unidos, en- pro de los ideales reden-
torres de nuestra terra, que veni-
mos persiguiendo los que de veras
la amamos.
Fue, Sc moStro donde debia,
hacienda luz con los luminosos ra-
yos de su inteligencia, y retorna a
su pals, lleno de satisfacciones, en-
tire vftores y aplausos.
Salud para el patricia inco-
rruptible!
-Desde el sabado de la sema.
ma pasada, Sc halla enferma de bas-
tante cuidado, la Mia Lidia Aurea
de los Angeles, hija de nuestro
amigo don Modesto Archilla. La
asiste el ilustrado facultativo don
Acisclo Bou.
Con el nombre ola Favori.
tar, ha alberto nuestro amigo don
Bernardo Roig, una quincalla en- la
calle det Sol de esta poblaci6n.
Tiene muchos y variados OBJ.
jetos y Sc propone vender a precios
de San Juan, haciendole bene6cios
al pueblo.
Muy bien y que vengan las
pruebas..
Ain no Sc han presentado
aspirantes las escuelas de oQue-
brada-arenasD y oRfo Lajass de es-
ia jurisdiction, que Sc encuentrau
vacantes.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
(rGditO y Ah0fIO pOn(eiO

4 los imbOnentes sObre h6yctas
dc GhO,yo --Habiendo muchas Ii
bretaS que no tienen inscritos los
intereses correspondence al primer
semestre de 1907, Sc ruega a los
duefios de las niSmas, Sc sirvan
presentarlaS, en- estaS o6cinas, al
empleado correspondence, q fin de
poder llenar ese requis to. = Ponce,
julio Io de I9o7--El Presidente,
x. MARIANI. 3o.-Iz. S.
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De T0DAS parties
RecIamaciones recOnO-
cidas. -Chinos contra
chinos en- Boston.
OTRA VEZ STOEsSEL
Carta del captain Tsunoda
en- defensa de aquel caudi-
llo.-Bravo soldado.

La Ley votada por las Cortes
espaiiolas relativas al pago de 600
mil pesos como resto de las recla-
maciones formuladas por dafos y
perjuicios al comercio americana,
las cualeS fueron reconocidas en- el
tratado de 1887, ha sido sancionada
por el Rey Alfonso XIII.
-Dicen de Boston que una par
tida de chinos procedentes de New
York, entro de noche en- I'm callei6n
estrecho del barrio de los chinos
de esta ciudad y la emprendi6 q
tiroS con 50 de sus paisanos que
vivian en- las covachas de dfcha
callejuela,
Huyeron los agredidos, que
habian sido sorprendidos indefen,
SOS; pero no por ESQ Sc calm6 Ia
furia exterminadora de los agre
sores, quienes persiguieron q sus
v1ctimas hasta los rincones.
Tres de los chinos bostonianos
perecieron y 7 han quedado grave
mente heridos.
Los agresores una vez lograda
la efusi6n de sangre, Sc calmaron y
cesaron en- sus ataques,
Creese que el hecho ha side
producido por diferencias existida.
entire sociedades rivales.
Ell captain Tsunoda, quier
como miembro de Estado Mayor
del General Nogi, dirigi6 las nego
ciaciopes encaminadas 4 obtener
la rendlclon de Puerto Arturo, hf
acudido en- una carta alberta q Ii
defensa del General Stoessel, defen
sor de aquella plaza, precisamente
en- visperas del Cousejo de Guerra
a Que va a ser sometido por haber
la rendido.
Declara el captain Tsunoda
que el General Stoessel es un brave
soldado que mantuvo la defensa d,
Puerto Arturo hasta que Sc lie aca
baron las provisiones y Sc encontra
ron sus soldados en- condolences d,
no poder contlnuar en- la lucha.
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Au4duS IL HAOb~
mas no esta ligado al de Puerto
Rico, basta que ambos dependan
de la voluntad del Congreso anne
ricano, para que no nos sea lndite
rente, pues tanto 10 que Sc legisle
para uuo L otro pals, viene a for
mar, en- conjunto, 10 que podria
mos lamar lamar politica colo
NAL americana.
Por nueve afios han estado las
Filipinas bajo un regimen militar,
y no hay que decir, 81 habian sido
mas desgraciados que nosotros.
Pero en- Filipinas ha habidc Puja-
lanes que no han cesado de pelear
con los americanos; mientras que
en- Puerto Rico, 81 alguua vez han
llovido palos, ha sido entire puerto
rriquefios.
Pefo sea porque los Pujalanes
no dan va seiiales de vida, 8 sea
porque los japoneses los dan mas
de 10 conveniente, es 10 cierto que
el gobierno de Washington Sc de-
cidi6 al fin a implantar en- aquellas
islas TN regimen civil con Camara
mara elegidas por el pueblo.
Ell gobierno crey6 que los ia
galos Sc iban a poner locos de con.
tento en- cuanto Sc lie dijera a avo.
tar.n Mas no ha sucedido asl. Los
6!ipinos han visto con indiferencia
ESQ de la Camara electiva, pues So
10 la tercera parte de los votantes
ha lido 4 las urnas. El gobierno nc
,e explica esa indiferencia, 10 cual
1enuestra que los gobi@nos son
testarudos y tardan mucho en- ex-
plicarse ciertaS oosas. Lo que los
6lipinos quieren es su Independent
cia; y ESQ de la Canara legislative
es como 81 al que desea comerse III
bizcocho lie ofrecen un confte.
Y 10 demuestra que el partidc
que ha triunfado, copando casi to
dos los puestos de Ia Camara, es e
partido de la independence, el LA
mado partido Nacionalista, del cua
eS leader el doctor Domiuador Go
mez, quien nunca ha querido reco
nocer la domination americana. Lo,
| politicians de Washington que han
desempeiiado empleos en- Filipiras,
han dicho que es una vergiienza
que Dominador Gomez vaya a Ia
Camara porque es uu odfoso 01mi-
nal. Asi llamaban tambien los bu-
r6cratas espaiioles a Maxine Co
mez y a Maceo.
El doctor Dominador Gomez es
ell continuation de la politica de Ri
zal, 81 bien manifesto sus IDEAS
con mas valor y franqueza de lo
que Rial manifesto las suya, POI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19
Sc NEcESITA
Agosto de 1907.

Un recorredor de averias en- lineas
telef6nicas, que tenga bastante prac-
tica que sea entendido ell asuntos
de ofcinas. Para informes dirigirse
a don Pedro NJ. Lajara, o6cina de
The Porto Rican Leaf Tobacco CO..,
Juncos p. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-19

10 que el gobierno americana lie ha
encarcelado varias veces a titulo de
libelista.
81 doctor Gomez Sc educ6 en-
Madrid; es un orador elocuente y
TN escritor brillante y batallador
y hoy, sin disputa, la primer hgura
intellectual y polltica de Filipinas.
Y a ese hombre Sc lie tacha de
oodioso criminal porque pide la
einmediata independence de su
pais0, Empez6 organizando el par
lido obrero atrayendose al apoyo
de las masas; y despues Sc lie unie
ron los intelectuales como el poeta
Paterno y el jurisconsulto del Pau,
hasta lograr hacer una conjunction
de casi todos los pollticos que uni
dos lie han dado el triunfo que
acaba de obtener Ell las elec
clones contra el partido llamado
progresista, y que es ALI el que
apoya el gobierno, por ser partida.
rio de la independence mediante
TN protectorado de los Estados Uni
dos, nientras que el partido Nacio
nalista aspira a la Immediate inde
pendencia sin protectorado.
Como Sc We, el ideal de ambos
partidos, que es como decir ell ideal
de todos los flipinos, es Ia indepen.
dencia. Y este explica el por
que las elecciones Sc han veri6cado
en- aquella isla con tan POGO entu-
siasmo, y por que los dos aleadersn
del partido progresista salieron de-
rrotados Ell todos los principales
distritos de Manila.
Es mas, los que fueron las ur-
mas han lido en- la creencia de que
tras de las eleccioneS vendra el de.
creto de independence que ellos es-
peran a mas tardar para octubre.
El resultado complete de las
elecciones ha sido el siguiente: re-
presentantes q la Camara, SO nacio
nalistas; 10 progresistas y 8 inde
pendienteS.
En- Manila los nacionalistas ga.
naron poi gran mayorfa en- ambos
distritoS electorales. En- el primerc
quedo triunfante el doctor Domino
dor Gomez qulen, como he dichC
antes, es uu agitador radical que
aspra a la independence inmedia-
ia: y el sehor Guerrero, director de
Ell Renacimient0, que tambien tiene
la misma aspiration.
De todo 10 cual Sc deduce que
el sentimiento americana no ha To-
grado arraigar en- aquellas islas, y
al paso que vamos no lograra arrai.
gar en- nlnguna parte.
Mariana Abril.
ApoStO de tOo7
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lSUNTOS D|VERSOS
FL famoso ladron Pa
rrilla y los guardias
de Mameyes.
sUCEsO SANGRIENTO
O:urri6 q viernes Zen la callt
de Ia Tanca. .-Mujer heri.
da. .-Agresor detenido.
sUCEsO SANGRlENTO

81 martes pasado Sc escape
de Ia carcel de Rio Grande un
famoso ladr6n de apellido Parrilla,
al que el dia anterior detuviera la
policia por presentarse en- el pueblo
vendiendo una hermosa jaca que Sc
habfa robado Dios sabe d6nde.
La evasion Sc realiz6 POGO ar
tes de la media noche, habiendo
roto el Parrilla una tabla del dep6
sito- no Sc sabe como, pues tenia es
posas en- las manos-y saliendo lue-
20 a la calle por una de las puertas
del salon de sesiones del Ayunta.
miento.
A la una salieron en- persecu
ci6n del pr6fugo los guardias Lugo
y Rodriguez, del puesto de Name
yes, que pasaron la noche y todo
el dia del microbes en- la sierra de
Lu1uillo, en- donde Sc refugi6 ell
Parrllls, regresando al oscurecer,
sin haber logrado su captura, q Pc
sar de que lie llegaron a hacer varios
disparos. Parece que los guardias
fueron engaiiados por el guia, de.
b'endo a este y las fuertes alam
beras en- las que Sc enredaron e
que Sc les escapara el pr6fugo cuan,
do mas con6ados estaban en- atra.
parle.
Las piernas y la ropa -todas
destrozadas-de los guardias de
Msmeyes, screiitan que fue duro
81 trabajo.
Rstos mismos policias fueron
los que el Iltimo domingo captura.
ron)en aquella sierra al pr6fugo del
presldio de mote aColorado,n que
hacia tempo tenia alarmado q los
vecinos de la Jurisdiction.
I'm suceSo sangriento ocurrit
el vierneS Ell la noche, en- la calle
de Ia Tanca, esquina q Tetuan.
Clemencia Clemente, que vive
en- Ia misma calle n1mero 7, salit
en- basca de su querido Nicola:
Leon (a) rTigreS, encontraudolo er
Ia esquina de la casa de hero de-
sefior Belaval en- conversation cor
otra mujer de quien ella tenia SOS
pechas.
ALI, 10 que es natural, Sc pro-
dujo ur escaudalo promovido por
Clemencia, la que increp6 q su
.dnante.
Este, indignado, hizo uso de
ana Aavaja que portaba y lie infri6
una herida 4 Clemencia de nueve
centimetros de lougitud sobre la
ap6fce mastoidea y parte lateral del
cuelio en- ST lado derecho, dividien-
dole todos los tejidos.
La agredida fue llevada inme-
diatamente a Ia sala de socorros,