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The Washington herald., 1907-09-09

phone Main 1900 when You Return.
Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire TO have their paper
sent 10 their city address viii please
phone Main 1900.
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Decorated Imported
BOtVL and Pitcher Special.

A lot Of Attractively Decorated Bowls
and Pitchers. in assorted shapes and
decorations.
Special price, $I.95 each.
Values, $500 and $500.
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october S. IaO7. Remember the date.
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October s, 1907. Remember the date.
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The NeW Autumn
Fashions and Fabrics.

THE store is interesting and groVS more so
4 daily. Our several foreign buyers have re-
turned and the beautiful neW fashions and fabrics
for AUTUMN and Winter are coming in by every
steamer
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Mrs. Clement D. Hebb has gone to
Asheville. N. c.. 10 visit her brother.
Henry S. Lambert Miss Elizabeth Hebb
has left Washington for long visit with
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Col Hatfield. commander Of Fort Myer,
and Mrs. Hatfield and their daughter, Miss
Helen Hatfield, have returned from Ca
pom Springs, where they have spent the
summer. Lieut.. A. B. Hatfield, who is
stationed at Fort Leavenworth, is spend
ing the month of September with his
mother and sister
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
BIG BUFFALO HERD
GOES THROUGH CITY

The big herd Of buffalo which was
presented to the governments by the
New York geological garden, passed
through Chickasha this afternoon via
the Frisco on their way to Cache at
which place they will be transferred
to the Wichita forest and game pre-
serve
The herd comprises fifteen Of the
finest specimens Of the famous Amer
lean bison now in existence. They
are to 5orm the nucleus Of great
southwestern herd which VIII be al
lowed 70 range over 1850 acres in
area in hopes Of preserving the spe-
cies
In view Of the nature and object Of
the shipment, a gift to the people, for
the express purpose Of helping to pre-
serve the American bison from ulti-
mate extinction, the American Express
Company and the New York Central
lines transport the two cars free Of
charge from New York to st. Louis
and the Wells-Fargo Express com
pany also makes free gift Of trans
portation over the Frisco road from
81. Louis to Cache, OKLA Both Of
these fayors are greatly appreciated
By the Geological society, which has
dertaken to make delivery in good
order at Cache.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

FAVORED
GARYIN COUNTY CITIZEN W0RK IN
INTEREST OF CalcKASiiA NAN
IN HIS CANDIDACY
FOR DISTRICT JUlGESHIP
Democratic Chairman Thompson Re
cOmmends Him to The People

a m sure that if the question Of
the election Of a Judge were left to
vote Of the people, the people of
our county would give Judge Dick
erson a majority Of four to three
was the announcement made by W. H.
Hollister, Of Wynnewood, who was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. HOLSTERS
visit was for the purpose Of support
ing Judge Dickerson in his race fox
the judgeship Of the Eastern District
Of the New State.
q have made a personal canvass
Of nearly every foot Of ground in Nc
Lain, Garyin, Stephens and Grady
counties and find that Judge Dicker-
son is almost the unanimous choice Of
the people, both republicans and
democrats. Attorneys Of every Sec
ton who have been thrown in contact
with Judge Dickerson, while he has
occupied the bench, are for him as
q man and know that he is competent
to fill the position to which he as
pires.n
Attorney J. B. Thompson, chair
man Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, who was also in the city,
is also favorable to the selection Of
the local candidate In an interview
Ne said
II can state that Judge Dickerson
is a thoroughly reliable man, and is
free from all partisan allinaces in le-
gal matters. iwll give to Judge
Dickerson my support in his aspira-
tichs feeling that he is competent to
fill the position
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
PLUMBERS
IN STRIKE
MEMBERS 0F LOCAL UNION WENT
OUT THIS MORNING ON ALLEC-
ED GRIEVANCES
THREE LOCAL CONCERNS
Are Affected By Trouble. Ask SIS
Per Day

Chickasha is in the throes Of an
other strike. This morning the
plumbers, members Of the local union,
went out on a strike.
The strike has direct effect upon
three plumbing establishments in this
city, the Hollingsworth company, the
Smith company and the Book COM
pany The strikers and employers
are firm and the strike threatens to
Mold Oh for some time.
The question Of money is the cause
Of the strike. The members Of the
union are asking for IS per day on
an eight hour basis. They have been
receiving heretofore s4 for the same
hours. The ultimatum was put up to
the employers ten days ago. They re-
fused to comply with their terms on
the grounds that they were not CIV
en sufficient notice There are eight
union plumbers in the city, all Of
whom are not working this morning
The plumbing business is practis
cally tied up in the city There are
several important pieces Of work that
viii have to be finished by the time
winter sets in. Two non-union men
we're working this morning at the
Hollingsworth company and advertise
ments have been sent out for addi-
tional men in Oklahoma, Wichita and
Dallas. It is understood that the tin
ners and other union men are liable
to walk out with the plumbers out Of
sympathy
'Their demands We're not put in
a reasonable form for us to comply
with them" said Master Plumber Hol-
llingsworth this morning. Our work
at present has been figured on $4
per day basis and we could not have
complied with their terms without los
ling a great deal Of money. We agreed
to give them $3.50 after we had COM
pieted our present contracts or after
1.-THE first Of December. In six months
time We then agreed to give them SIS
per day. It would have been the on
I " means we could have educated the
people under the new conditions.
They refused to accept our terms
and inasmuch as we consider their
terms unreasonable, we are going to
flight to the last.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

@The first | knew Of Me horrible
affair said Mrs. Harris, proprietress
of the rooming house, "was when
heard some seuffling upstairs. in
quired Of the boys in the office what
was the matter A moment later
someone came running along the hall
up stairs and dashed down the steps
and jumped out the frornt door with
out making any explanation. / did
not know who he was, but he was il
Che office earlier in the day inquiring
for one Of my roomers. ] would not
let him 20 upstairs
"Bellis was found hiding IN cane
patch a block south Of where the cut
ting took place by Emmett Goodwin.
He was lying on his back with his
face to the skies
"What do you want?' he asked
when covered BY gun
He made no further protest when
told to go to the Jail He was taken
into the street where Officer Burke
called buggy into use and drove the
prisoner in a run to the jail.
His hands we're still in a bloody
condition and he was under the in-
fluence Of liquor according to the Of
ficers. At the jail he acknowledged
that he committed the deed and that
the hat and knife found in the room
were his.
"He forced me to do It, said Bells.
Him and some Of his companions
jumped onto me and had me down.
drew the knife while Williams was
holding me and cut him. We were all
drunk
Williams had only been in Chieka-
sha two weeks and had been working
on the Rock Island, having run as
a brakeman on the south local under
Conductor Marlette, He has led an
exemplary life while in this city and
has made many friends who DO not
think that his death could have been
due to any drunken row. He is thirty
years Of age and formerly lived in
i Pittsburg, Pa, where his relatives
now reside. They have been notified
of his death. The trainmen Of this
city have taken charge Of the remains
preparatory to shipping them home,
Bells is a married man living at
the brick plant where he is employed
as a cook. He is about thirty-five
years Of age.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Kinard Of FL
Reno were the guests Of relatives in
Chickasha yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
TELEGRAPHERS RESUME
THEIR LABOR AGAIN
Strike is Settled According to Report Receiv-
ed in This City-Odds Were too Heavy
--Reinstated

Report has been received in this
city over the local Western Union and
Postal company wires that the long
drawn out strike Of the Telegraphers
Union Of those companies and the AS
sodated Press operators had been
brought to a close, the strikers los
ing in the demands they had made on
their former employers. Reports al
50 state that the telegraphers are all
returning to their work.
The telegraphers state that their
defeat was due to the lack Of prepare
ton on their part for such a long
drawn out struggle and the fact that
they did not make the strike general
on commercial, private and interna-
tional wires.
AT no time was Chickasha damag-
ea to any extent BY the strike. The Of
ices Of the both the Western Union
and Postal systems were always open
in this city although the messages
we're taken during the strike subject
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

to delay. The Associated Press dis
patches to this Office have been com
ing with regularity and at no time
has the Express been compelled to feel
the result Of the strike. W. H. Deal,
Associated Press operator for the
Times-Journal, who had been doing
service in a bucket shop in that city
for some time, has returned to his
work. The following dispatch has
been sent out through the country
coming from President smal's office
in New York:
Prominent New Workers have ap-
pealed to me to call the strike off. All
efforts at negotiation are exhausted
and the companies officials say they
will fight to a finish. The treasury
is depleted and no more funds are
available. Requests for relief from
all sides are heavy and urgent The
strike having been ordered without
the presidents sanction / recommend
that locals vote on the proposition"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
RAILROAD MAN KILLED
AS RESULT OF FIGHT
Harry Williams Dies From Injuries Received
From Knife in Hands Of William Bells
Is Held

The body Of one person confined ii
the morgue Of H. Kreitz and com
pany undertaking establishment
awaiting shipment to the former home
and another person confined in the
federal jail in this city awaiting his
trial, is the climax to horrible cut
ting affray which took place at the
New Static rooming house, corner Of
End. and Colorado yesterday after
noon t four o'clock. Harry Williams,
Ia brakeman on the Rock Island, who
lived in Pittsburg, Pa, is the one
who has found relief. William Bel
lis, cook at Frank Bakers brick
plant, is the man whose hands are
tainted with blood and who will pro-
badly be compelled to pass through a
living death in the penitentiary.
Details concerning the case are
officers and which win Be sworn to
BY witnesses are that the cutting
scrape was due to a drunken reyelry
It is understood that Bells and others
had been drinking considerably
during the day In the afternoon they
repaired to the New State rooming
house whore Williams roomed. Room
ers in the house, who will be brought
upon the stand, will testify that a
few minutes preceding the trouble
the trouble they heard some angry
words passed between some parties
which came from Williams room.
George F Smith, brakeman on
the Rock Island and a particular
friend Of Williams, is said to have
been she first one to arrive on the
secene. He found Williams lying m
pool Of blood in the hallway. He
picked him up and took him into his
own room calling assistance Drs.
Penquite, Leeds and Ambrister ar
rived on the scene shortly afterwards.
Williams was unconscious at the
time Of their arrival. A wound eight
eight nches long and at a depth
which exposed the hearrt to view was
the fatal one. Two other wounds were
found, one across the abdomen and
one under the right arm Williams
never regained consciousness and he
died two hours later.
Officers arrived on the scene short
" after the affray. In the room in
which the cutting took place they
found a long bladed knife Of the sti-
iletto order, covered with blood Will
lams' hat was also found in the room.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
BOOSTERS MEETING

: Members Of the CONNER
I cial club are asked to attend
: a meeting this evening, called
! by Secretary Stephens. Ar
!. rangements win be made for
+ the reception Of the members
: Of the 1T. Worth CONNER
+ cial club on their visit to this
! city, October 15. Other bus
! iness of Importance viii come
+ up at the meeting.
+
/. 4 \ \ !. !. !. + \ !. !. +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
STOCKHOLDERS.

With
whose financial As..
By burglary and daylight he7 We aiE and si tras
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

The Carnegie Library Board Associ-
ton met last Friday evening and ap-
pointed Mrs Wallace Hendricks as
substitute Librarian to take the place
~ Mrs. J. "A. Thompson who was Civ
en an indefinite leave Of absence. Mrs.
Thompson viii still act in the ca
pacity Of supervising librarian and
win render her services without any
compensation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
DONT MISIUDGE

The ,rrect test Of a drug store
is by the manuer in which pres
criptions and medicines are pre-
pared. The public has a right 70
demand competent, conseien-
tious and faithful service in every
instance where life or health is
involved.
To meet this demand has been
the constant effort Of this store
How well we have succeeded is
proven By the constant increase
ID our business. The number Of
those who intrust us with their
prescriptions and drug store
wants, continue 10 grow larger.
Tho public appreciates our ef.
forts 70 give better d.ugs and
better service than 1t is possible
to obtain from any other store.
Get II from
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
TEN ADDITIONS

Large crowds attended both SER
vices at the Baptist church Yesterday
and great enthusiasm was displayed.
Seven united with the church in the
morning and three at the evening
service making ten additions in the
one day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

Rev. c. T Wilson Of this city is
assisting Rev F. NJ. Leech Of Minco
in holding a series Of protracted meet
ings at Pocasset this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

FOR SALE 75 feet, northeast corr
ner, with Improvements, Rented at $50
a month. Price $4,000 cash if taken
soon. Jonas Cook, Real Estate.3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

Mrs Webb Hendrix and Miss Jane
Hendrix were Oklahoma City visitors
Saturday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

Prof. Fox, who has been IN Okla
homa City, had the honor Of being
one Of a picked band, chosen from
more than two hundred musicians,
to play during fair week Apprecia-
ton Of PrVs. Fox's musical talent is
nor confined to chiekasha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-09
El rninistro Taft.
Su pr6xi1no viaje.

New York, Mario 9.-El secretario de la Cue
rra Mr. Taft, embarcara el dia "a por el puerto de
esta ciuda con rumbo Panama. lie acompafaran
algunos senadores adeinas una comisi6n de inge-
nieros. Ell viaje del Secretario Panama obedece
{ indcacioues del presidente para que de referen-
cas especiales de las obras que han de enprenderv
&c. Mr.. Taft pasara del istmo la isla de Cuba y
despues ira Puerto Rico. Sc cree que, al llegar
4 dicha isla de Cuba, Ell secretario de la Guerra
permanecera alli tres dias acaso je e dfa en- que
hayan de verifcarse las nuevas elecciones bajo Il
control del gobierno de la intervention.
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Un gran estadista.
Muere en- Roma,

Roma, Mario o-El ministro de Justicia Gallo
ha muerto. Sc lie tenfa en- el concepto de eminen-
te estadista di6 en- muchas ocasiones atlas prue-
bas de su capacidad. En- la cartera que actualmen-
te desempenaba realiz6 trabajos meritisimos mejo-
raudo el ramo de gobierno administration enco-
mendado su pelicia. Su muerte ha sido general
mente sentida en- los circulos politicos La muerte
del ministro de Justicia coincide con la grave en-
fernaedad que padecen Ell ministro de Hacienll Ell
de 0bras Plblicas, 10 cual crel didcultades eu la
buena marcha d. los asuntos pdblicos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-09
Hrnperatriz rusa'
Llega q Londres'

Londres, Mario e.-La emperatriz viuda de Ru-
sid, ha llegado esta ciudad. Sc toman precaucio-
mes extraordinarias para librarla de I'm atentado
anarquista El terrorsmo ha amenazado de muer-
t 4 la augusta DANA, que es va de edad avanzada
Ella ha venido Londres bajo profundo abatimien-
tb. Los atentados terroristas las constantes ame-
nazas de muerte en- San Petersburgo lie han hecho
victima de grave afecci6n nerviosa de la cua vene
restablecerse. La pocia secreta sigue la pista a
todos los sospechosos algunos rusos han sido de-
nidos Dor sus conocidas ideas nihlistas.
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pOr Gable
HlveO ESPECIAL M IA CORRESPONDENCE IA OuuCllur UuDI

abrl, Su prop6sito es estudiar ALI 10 referente
las pesquerias de Terranova que ha dado lugar di
ferepciass entire e gobierno de Ottawa el de esta
capital. FL viaie del embajador Bryce fue acorda-
do % la eptrevsta con Mr. Root, pues ambos paises
desSan llegar une justa amigable resoucion, va
en- 10 que se re6ere las pesquerfas de Terranova
como en- otros asuntos pendientes ante Ell gabinete
de Washington que Sc rozan cor ell Canada. Bry-
ce envara un amplio informe de sus nvestigaciones
al kobiernQ de Londres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-09
Terrorisrno en- pie.
Actos de venganza.

Moscow Mario 9. o.-Lhgan esta cudad, no.
ticias de sangrentos sucesos ocurrdos en- Varsova.
Las tropas han perpetrado terribes excesos al di-
siguen las violencias venganza de los actos
guinarios de la policia e ejercito. Han matado
algunos jefes de este lltimo, al nuevo jefe de
la policia le arrojaron una bomba que le cause la
muerte mutilandole de manera horrible.
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Chinos en- Panama.
Contrata rechazada

Gatundan1, Mario o.-La contrata de trabaj.-
dores chinos para tomar parte en- las obras del ca
nal. ha sido rechazada Debese este que dichos
trabajadcGes no queren someterse las penalidadts
de IL cuarentena que Sc les impone en- Panama. La
contrata referida Sc extendia una gran cantidad
d. braceros, 10 sucedido obstaculiza ell parte el
conienzo de los trabajos la forma activa que Sc
desea. Sc idea contratar braceros Ell el sur el
oeste de los Estados Unidos case de que no Sc en-
cuentre otra manera de conjurar la presente con-
traredad, aunque d costo de braceros de los Esta-
dos Unidos Sc eevarfa considerabemente sobre el
coso de braceros contratados en- el Celeste Imperc.
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Impresiones y noticias

quez CarHoila, secretario del Ayun-
tamiento de Vega Baja ha venido a
San Juan con el fin de gestionar
ante la Legislature la construction
del camino vecinal que une aquel
pueblo con Morovis, por considerar
que esta via de communication serfa
de grandes bene6cios para ambas
poblaciones.
81 vecindario de Vega baja,
particularmente el comercio, veria
con gusto que esta obra Sc realiza-
ra, pues hace tempo viene gestio-
Inandola sin resultado alguno. Tras-
ladamos esta nota a los seiiores de-
iagados pcr el DistritO de San Juan
a quienes corresponde ell primer
termino atender esta justa solicitud.
-Por SituarSe en- puntos Il oS,
con ventas de frutos del pals, fue.
ron multados aver con cincuenta
centavos Cecilio Arroyo y Ezequiel
Flores.
Sc nos dice que hay varios
pescadores, dispuestos 4 dar infor.
mes & la Camara y al Couseio Eiu.
cutivo, sobre la tan debatida cues
tiol dc los corrales de pesea. Cree
imos que la opinion de esos mari
nos, deberia ser oida por ambo.
,nerPos legislativ,s
-Hace dfas tenemos quejas d,
varios comerciantes y particulars
de Utuado y esta capital de que 10
, cOches coreos de Utuado y Areci
] DO no enlazau con el tren de Ia tai
ie por eerrarse Ia correspondence
!. len la administration de esss 6ltm
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fue impnesta por infracci6n q las or
denanzas municipales.
-Desde hace varios dias Sc en-
cuentra gravemeute enfermo, un nj
no de don Pepe Rengel, vecino de
Puerta de Terra.
-Existen en- Ia cSrcel munich
pal 80 varones seutenciados y Is
mujeres. Pendientes de juiciO {
hombrss : uns muier,
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ciudad a la una y media de la tarde.
Esto ocasiona graves perjuicios al
comercio. pues las cartaS Sc reciben
al otro dia a las once de la mafiana,
tardaudo "a horas Ell llegar d San
Juan. Lo curioso del case es OUT
ahora que esta NAL la via del ferro-
carril llegan las cartas de Utuado 4
tempo.
Los vecinos de la Marina de
esta ciudad, Sc quejan de que ell
el sitio denominado el Combate, hay
un verdadero foco de infection q
causa del abandono en- que desem-
boca Ia alcantarilla de aqnel sitio.
Han sido nombradas vocales
de la junta de damas de la Socie
dad Protectora de Meudigos las
distiDguidas seiimas Vida. de Porra
ia, esposas de Degetau y Mufo,
Rivera y sefioritas Corbea, Pujal'
y del Toro.
Hoy regresoa Aguadilla e
Fiscal de aquella Corte de Distrito
Lcdo. don Enrique Lloreda.
En- la subasta celebrada aye
en- Ia Acadia para el sumiuiStro d
alimentos q los presos de la carc'
municipal obtuvo la buena pro do
Gregorio Marrero, 4 raz6n de Ct
4orce centavos por plaza.
Para hoy q las dieE dc Ia MI
dana estaba Sefalado en- la Corte
Distrito Ia vista del ha6eas eorel
establecido por el abogado defenSI
de Francisco Viera, contra sentel
; cis de sss de multa 8 80 dias affe
: % dictsda el 8 del actual y que
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Por un error de las notas su-
ministradas por la Secretaria de la
Camara, dijo este peri6dico en- su
edici6n del de los corriente, que
ei Alcaide de Aguas Buenas habia
dirijido una communication a dicho
cuerpo legislative, oponiendose al
bill de Condados, consistieudo la
solicitud en- que aquel municipio
fOrme parte del Condado de San
Juan y no del de Guayama como
aparece en- el proyecto.
I'll jueves pr6ximo, en- el va'
Dor sJulia,p llegara a esta ciudad
el nuevo ObispO de Puerto Rico
Mousefior Jones. Representacio-
mes del clero { instituciones catoli-
cas- le haran I'm cariiioSo recibimien'
to. Un coro de mas de dosciento:
nifos cantara un himuo, Ell el reco
rrido del muelle al palacio episcopal
acompahado pOr la banda de la po
Ncia. El himno es original del Pa
DIRE Rafael Mangual Nieva.
x-Durante la session verihcad'
aver tarde en- la Camara, tonlarol
asiento en- el salon varioS profesore
y alumnos de la Escuela Normal
He aqui sus nombres:
Mr.. Paul s. Miller y sehora
sehoritas Isabel Audreu, Loaiz
cordero, Agu>tina Musa, Americ
PUG, Conception orcasitas, Ad'
laida Lopez, Selenia Bcnetal carl'
Ia Mztispzo y los sehores Ale
ouevara, Juan HerrerO y Lu
einsr6u,
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DIABOLIN.


suministrados a uno de nuestros
areEorters' ace'ca del suicide ocu-
Irldo Ell el Pdrque hay alguhos
errores que subsanamos con gusto,
a Ie;icion de la joven Celia Apon-
te.
La lilfellz sulclda Ceha Deau
champ no tenia h'Ja aiguha y 81 una
Sobr'nai Ia neIWona ue aqoeiia que'
1lve en Ia IlaOalia' no le reeFihlna
ba en- Su caf'a' Slho que Sc Nili'aOa'
s)sun coa'umOre' daria Ouenos
constJos'
I'll uiScufSo mas ne.moSoque
'ahera ue laoio' ue Nas'eial' aquei
Hineipe ue "A ota'ot'a eSpAnoia'