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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05

deyics- Here - . hint - - what T.
do with our ek-congressmen. There
are still other wheels that are not
patented.
Candidate Hunt has no doubt made
a still hunt and Is in position now to
let the boys have a little run for their
money.
Jack Fost had better look into the
validity Of his bond issue before he
does very much work on his street con-
tract.
The unwritten law is getting into
priri1sin all the regular additions now
a-days.
Investigation goes to prove that high
finance is often based on very low
ethics.
The third house is busy now In
Boise organizing the other two.
Last call to pay county taxes and
first call for new assessments.
There is nothing more amusing than
the involuntary actions Of a volunteer
fire department.
| The chance that Governor Hughes
gives Hearst to prove whether he was
really counted out, will probably re-
suit In robbing that aspiring candi-
date Of some Of his campaign thun.
der.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1907.
SOUTHERN IMMIGRATION.

Commissioner Straus, of the depart
ment Of commerce and labor, finds
that the contract labor law does not
apply to immigration assisted" by
states. and in this decision he per-
forms great service for the south.
The case calling for the decision in
volved the landing of several immi-
grants who had been induced by South
Carolina to come to the United tsates,
their passage having been paid by that
state. Complaint was entered by the
American Federation of Labor. that
the contract labor law had been vlo-
lated But this law. as read by Mr..
Stratus and the attorneys Of the de-
partment, applies only to private par
ties, hrrs.. corporations. etc. and not
10 the states.
No state, however, would be per-
mitted to import labor for specific pur-
poses. But OF course no state would
want to do this. The state wants ad-
ditions to Its working population and
according to this decision. the state
may do what no private employer car
DO to attain that object
The kind Of Immigrants whom soutt
Carolina and the other southern states
seek are those who will make theil
homes in this country and add to tn,
wealth and prosperity thereof Sucl
Immigrants WIN be no menace to Am
erican workmen. but rather an aid t,
them. IN that they will increase thu
Importance Of manufacturing In tn
south, which in turn means more worl
and better wages for all.
This decision may be attacked in TIL
! courts, but It is to be inferred tina
Mr., Straus, realizing the importanc
of the subject. was sure OF ground upol
which to stand.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05

Our eusinsss grows oeesus 100 ssll
medicine Of higher purity sod potency.
chastsin- MeNair orva ~.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Furniture for six-room
house at bargain, everything COM
plete. house Is for rent; Will give
immediate possession. Phone Blaci
1881 or call at 334 Sixth street
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05

the body OF Mr.. Mclean. and LICKING
for others. portions OF the mans body
were found. It plainly indicated the
man had been blown to pieces.
Messenger Loses Both Eyes.
Later the head and shoulders of the
bomb thrower. and his overcoat. were
found in the wreckage OF President
Rushton's ONCE.
William Crump. the messenger. was
terribly injured. Both his eyes were
blown out and he was otherwise hor-
ribly injured. The police learned from
him that he saw man attempt to
throw some. and he made a jump for
him, but was too late.
Was Councilman at Garner.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 5.--Robert
Steele, man who bears name iden-
teal to that found upon the name
/ plate of the Philadelphia bomb throw
eT, leIl 1afHeF SlA years dSo.
! Upon his removal in Garner ten
years ago he was engaged in drilling
wells. Later he established machine
shop and incidentally sold patent
medicine, going about over the coun-
try in an open wagon with his wares.
| He was elected to the town council
Of Garner in 1898, and the following
year got married. Three children were
/ born.
Steele failed in 1899, and removed
with family. to Chicago, and later t.
other eastern cities. supposedly t.
Philadelphia or Boston. While n
Chicago he was q member Of the pc.
lice force. He was known as fairly
| well balanced man. He was thirt,
years Of age when he left Garner.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05
0. R. & n. ON
LOCHSA CREEK
Cobb Using Milwaukee Time
Check Blanks and
Reports

Developments this week In the local
railroad situation are practically con-
firmatory of past rumors that the
o. r. & N. is to use the old Milwaukee
survey for road from here to the
mouth Of the Middle Fork Of the Clear
water, follow that stream to the con-
fluence Of the Lochsa and Selwa
creeks, then up the former until It IL
necessary to head across country to
either the Lolo or the Lost pass and
make connection in western Montana
with the main line Of the Milwaukee
road.
1t was learned today that Surveyor
Cobb and his crew of o. R.. & N. SUR
veyors are doing cross section work on
Lochsa creek. few miles beyond
syringa. A significant fact is that
the time checks and report blanks he
uses bear the name Chicago, Mil
waukee & ST. Paul"
Parry Works for Milwaukee,.
w f. Parry, the well known pack
er, is credited with having made the
statement this week that he has an
all winter job packing for the. Mil
waukee road He is taking supplies
to the o. r. & N. camp on Lochsa
J creek.
| The further statement has beel
made that it is expected that contrac'
for the grading of the o. r. & N. from
here to the Milwaukee main line in
western Montana. will begin to be
4 let within the next three months. and
that before this time next year many
miles of the proposed road will have
been graded and steeled.
A few days ago the Associated Press
made the announcement that Harri-
man had secured control of the ma
jority of the Milwaukee stock. TIC
that condition can be attributed the
4 o. r. & N. surveying crew under the
direction Of Mr.. Cobb using the field
notes of the Milwaukee road for cross
section work up the Lochsa creek. and
his using Milwaukee stationary and
official blanks.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05
SUBSCRIPTION RATEs:
WEEKLY

application for entrance PQs-office
Lewiston. Idaho. as Second Glass
Mail Matter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05
THINK IT OVER.

The speaker of the house is the man
THAT let's the other fellows do all the
talking.
The water wagon is slow coach
compared with the fast express that
some of the present passengers are
used 10.
Hone III. C. Glenn, ex-congressman
from Idaho, is in Washington trying
to get a patent on a perpetual motion
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05

Free hot lunch at the I'M .
. PERIAL BAR, 282 Main ST Re. .
suits an ali sporting events daily .
by special wire. .
Free entertainment Ssvery eve. .
. ming. -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05

When you get 'C1imax" Flour. YOU
are getting the best for the least
To Poiiard's Pressing Parlors will
your Suit.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-05

Try the Imperial no, roast beef sand
wiches at the Imperial Bar. Lunch
served free.
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REFUSED LOAN
BLOWS UP BANK

CONTINUED From Page one.)
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WANTED-Girl for general house,
work. Best wages. Mrs. III. w
johnson, $40 Fifth street.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
Transplanting Eyes

A NEW surgical miracle is reported
from Vienna. where DIR. ziEm has
successfully effected the partial re-
construction of the human eye. This
Is done by transplanting thu sound
cornea OF one person to the optic OF
the patient. AS an example OF surgical
skill 1t Is remarkable, but It's bsneft
to humanity is decidedly lessened BY
the fact that the gain to the patient
is at the cost OF the one who furnishes
the sound cornea- When a sufferer is
rescued by the TRANSMISSION ofleMalthy
blood or the transportation OF f8althy
skin nature replaces the loss OF the
donor. But in the transportation OF
eyes IL the operation Is successful the
defect is continued. and II II falls the
total detective vision is inereRseA
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
Skyscraper Homes

skyscrapers in New York con-
tinue to mount higher each year the
residential problem OF the city may be
met in this way. When twenty stories
told the height OF the highest office
building in the world many people be-
lieved that the limit had been reached.
that climbing siSyward had gone as
far as 1t could. But the present propo-
sition to build a skyscraper to height
more than twice as great shows US
that In all probability the end is not
even yet In sight. IL the apartment
houses could have as many stories
there would not be so much need to
tunnel to Long Island and New Jersey
to find sleeping places for business
people OF New York.-Boston Tran
script.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
Portion OF SHAFTS PALACE. TEHERAM

for knowledge, and so managed TO ger
hold of many books and facts about
things IN the outside European world.
In spite of the narrow surroundings
he expanded his ideas and longed for
the time when he should find freedom
in action and intellectual pursuits.
He was a magnificent rider, and
made the most OF his limited privileges
when allowed to travel up and down
the kingdom lie was a born sports
man. and could ride the widest Arabian
steed
lie was also a remarkable hunter,
leading his followers through danger
Gus passes in the mountains In search
Of the native wild sheep. lie was an
expert marksEnan in the use Of the .Eu-
ropean rifles of the day.
His hunting expeditions were often
dangerous, and the two or three hun
dred crack sportsmen of noble blood
who accompanied him were glad
enough to escape with whole bodies and
unbroken bones.
Under his own roof the Prince was
the most agreeable OF men. He chat
ted Familiarity with those about him.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
rIUzAFrER Ed DIN. LATE SHAH OF PER5te

Shah changed his mind and removed
the official.
All the world loves a boss. A few
facts about the early training of
Persian Shah may be interesting,
Muzaffar-ed-Din had several brothers
and fifteen sisters. First he was made
a governor of a province. He was
dignifed man of amiable disposition
and had calm, open countenance. His
large, dreamy eyes were full of express
sion and gentleness.
For thirty years the young man was
secluded in the capital city in training
for the throne. Each dag he hungered
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
THE PEACOCK THRONE

wa. 5,c,--c9ures. and expensive. too, but
he paid cheerfully for his eccentrici-
ties.
His visit to the exhibition in Paris in
1900 was the event of his life. He
showed profound interest in the won
ders OF that vast enterprise. AS usual
with royalties of today. lunatic ap-
peared on the scene with gun and
tried to take his life. The man fired.
but failed in his murderous attempt.
The Shah OF Persia is called by his
subjects the king of kings. The en-
tire revenues OF the country were for
merly at the Shahs' disposal, enabling
those gentlemen to amass great for
tunes. The late Shah was something
OF a reformer' and cared more for
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

" Ny man who has been a king
VIII appreciate the task con-
4 1 fronting the new Shah of Per-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

and was deeply interested in his lovely
garden and the meaning of the flowers.
Time came at last when he was his
own master. Then he made journeys to
Europe chiefly for his health. 1t is said,
but probably to learn more of the world
and see If 1t was true that the beauties
of Paris surpassed those of his own
imperial citv He drank tho waters of
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

the far,c.s springs Ux -.s'-s~s -sut WITH
all his travelling in civilized lands ne
could never sleep in the luxurious carr
riages Of the railway companies. Inc
god of slumber never came to him on
moving train. So he had to have spe-
cial accommodations. with orders for
the train to stop whenever he wished
to take a nap. It was hard on the rail-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17

IT Ny man who has been king
viii appreciate the task con-
4 I fronting the new Shah of Per-
sias who assumed the throne
January 2, on the day following the
death OF his beloved father Muzaffar-
ed-Din was the late Shah OF that an
Gent land OF tapestry, rugs. poetry and
romance. Few countries have shone
more famously IN history than Persia.
There are mountains $4,000 feet high,
q population OF 100000 and the area
OF the country IS e2soOo square miles
There are thirty-two provinces, each
with a governor IN charge Of local az
fairs.
Persia's standing army is about 25,-
600 men. with $4,000 reserves. The
navy OF this mighty empire OF history
when kings set the bounds Of the sea
consists OF one screw steamer, armed
with four 5-inch guns. and an ordinary
river steamer OF 30 horsepower. With
all this and twenty-six miles OF rail-
way and more projected. any king
ought TO be happy. The absence OF
trunk line roads, sugar monopolies.
beef companies and steel trusts enables
the Shah TO run the country about as
he pleases.
Such was the condition OF affairs tho
other day when the late Shah died. He
had been il for two or three years. and
his English doctor despaired Of saving
lis life. -.en he suggested special
LIST. Dr. Damsch OF Gottingen was
therefore honored with a summons to
attend the Shah.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-17
Question of Constitution

The reformers Of the Persian capital
had been ciamoring for a representa-
tive form Of government, claiming that
the people should have a hand in az
fairs. The shah agreed to new politi-
cal programme and something in the
nature OF a constitution had been
drawn UP. Nature had her way. how
ever. and on January s. before he could
sign it. the kind hearted ruler. who
had welded the scepter left by his
father ten years before with compare
tive lenioncy and federation, died. On
the following day Mohamn1ed All Mir
"a. one Of the numerous favorite sons.
asconded the throne.
The young man now on the throne,
having all the traditions Of his country
and his royal ancestors in his veins.
has found no dificulty thus far in his
reign. and the Grand Vizier has discov-
cred that there is a man. on the throne
not at the point Of death and thus
easily manipulated.
Despite the august power Welded by
the Shah OF Persia. the people have a
system OF SDtNOLlluS Unpopular Things
and OF having their way about as they
90 in America. When the Shah refuses
70 remove some obnoxious official who
IS taking more than his share Of tho
public funds, the people go on strike.
Not long ago the late Shah refused to
remove q discredited member OF the
government. In few days every busi-
ness place in the capital city was
closed. People left their houses and
bazaars and took refuge in the grounds
Of the British embassy. and under the
law which prevailed from time imme-
mortal they were beyond the reach OF
constables, soldiers or OF the throne
Itself
Every schoolboy has read OF the ir-
-evocsbIe DEGREES of the Medes and
,9ersians, which no king can ignore OF
.hol,sh, one Of these laws IS appar-
.,t,v in force. for the shops OF Tho
80, remained closed and thousands OF
e,t,,ens continued on strike under the
~ro+ection OF the British flag until the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20
Los mstIGus en- los duoIos ].

En- Stella, donde menudean los duelos,
81 Institute M6dico de Palermo Be ha reu'
nido para trataE de la question de 81 deben
asistir Bus m6dicos & los duelos, = despu6s
de algunas sesiones destinadas & Ia dis
cusi6n, ha pTevRlscido Ia tsndencia anti
dusliHts SO ha aprobsdo una decision
merced & la cual el Institute, connideran'
do que la aAistencis m6dica en- los duelos
est6 en- alberta contradiction con el pFin'
cipio fundamental de Ia mission sanitaEia,
ls cual debe no solo curar, RinO prevenir
tOdas las snfsrmedadesy y lesiones violentap;
estimando que dicha asisteneia reviBte
desde cisrto punto de vista, los caractezes de
uua ueceBRriR complicidad, porque sin ella
los pRdTinoB no RsumiFfsn la respongabili-
dad de permitir un encuentro en- el q. las
hsEidas, aunqus leveg, podrfsn tsner fumes.
tog conseCuenciaB sin Ia cuEaci6n inmedia'
ta, ha declarado incompatible Ia mission
del m6dico con la asiatencia & los dueloE,
exhoYtando los facultRtivos que rehu'
sen asistir los mismoE.
Esta decision ssrS comu1icada 81 Con.
Bejo Federal de Roma para que eBta 10
uometa 4 la apEobaci6n de todos los Insti-
tutoB MedicoB de Italia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20
CULTOS RELIGIOSOS.

IDf6rmaSe que los Biguientes serSn cele-
brados en- esta ciudsd.
81 viernes, dfa % de EetiembFe, comen.
zsr6 Ia novena del SsgEado Coraz6n de
Jesds, que los HocioB socias del Apostle
lado de Ia Oraci6n le dedican todos los
snus On Ia Iglesia de San JoR6. El dfa
indicado al toqus de oraciones 90 rezar6 el
Ssnto Rosario y las LetanfaB de la Santi.
sfma Virgen,y continuation 81 eieFcicio de
la novenR, pl6tiCa y del ssntfsimo. EI
miBmo orden Ee geguir6 On los dem6G dfaa
Ell dfs 10. de SatiembEe & las z de la
mafana tendr6 lugar la misa de communion
general, y q los , media la misa BoIem'
ne con sermon y al anochecer del mismo
dfa Ia procession con el Santfsimo por las
naves del temple vista de altares.
En- todoB los dfas de Ia novenR Be ex'
pondr6 So Divins Msgestsd, y 10 mismo
en- Ia misa Bolemne, quedando expueata
TODD 81 dfa, velRndo alternativaments los
socioS del ApOHtoladO de la Oraci6n de-
mas aBociRcioneB satablecidas en- dicha
IgleBia.
Nota: todoB eBtos cultoB BerSn ameni.
zados con las orquests, pudiendo todoS los
feles ganar en- cada uno de ellos so diRs
de indulgencia que el Iltmo senior Obispo
30 hR dignado ConCeder.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20
SucesOs en- Ia isIa.

Carolina. ComAndants Lutg-Anochs
aEFestaron Cabo aurtsdo guardia Gar.
cfa uists individuoB pOr jugaF & 10 pEohibi-
do, ocupandO dos naipea = met6liCo. .-Te-
niente Costa.
Gurabo, o,-Anoche 81 ser detenido por
los guardias CIotilde MerCado Jose Flo.
res individuo Antonio PGreB acometi6
guardia Mercado cuchilIo en- mRno tenien-
do este que haCer uao rotten para Feducirlo
obsdiencia recibiendo una confusion de
car6cter leve Hegdn Certifcan faCultativOB.
HeCha investigation del case. Juez en-.
tiende asunto.-Cabo EchevaFria.
Arecibo -Anoche union detective Fer,
n6ndez hotel BRloarea sorprendimon ju.
gando los sefioEes M Saso, Arturo Ma.
rio, Pedro Runan, Fgancisco Quiro y
Alejandro Franco, oCup6ndoleu tres bArs-
jas espafiolas completas , % dollars, sien-
do denunciados Juez municipaL-Liborio
Torres Comandante Puesto DetsctiveV.
Fsjardo.-Ayer tarde fueron sorprendi-
dos en- Luquillo ocho individuoH jugando
10 prohibido ocup6ndoss naipes = dinero.
-Sargento e. MontiIla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20
NOTICIAS De
BAYAM0N.
ManteCa de nlaIa caIidad Sc uSa EN-
Ciertas f0ndas del pueblo.
Los CIsIIstas 50 atlrml quO son lIll VlOrOs qus
81 titus.
ODE nuestrO eorresponsaE)

Agosto 2O.-Se me supplies lame la
atenci6n del inspector de alimentos de eata
Ciudad. acerca de la manteca mala que
usan Ciertas fondas.
ABf miSmo nos permitimcs llamar tam.
bi6n la aterci6n del refarido funcionario
para que hsga analizar Ia harina con que
SO confscciona 81 pan. Este no puede ser
mas pesimo.
-Sener alcalde: yea & YER 81 81 conceio
municipal reforms Ia ordensnza sobre LOS
cic' istas, pues rasults muy de6ciente, ell
ciclismo aquf es una epidemic peoF que Ia
del tifGs,iY mire q. eAts esta matando gentel
Pero no hay dis que an cicliAta no le eau
so averfss IN ciudadano, especiaImente
los nifiaE, que "a son arrebatados de sus
cochecitos por I'm ciclists rodando nino,
cocha = BirvisntR por Ia Gale.
Debe GvitarGe haya un dfa una deBgrR'
cia, y este quedaFfa evitado con una orde'
nanza rergica, que la policfa insular Bolf'
cita siempre & preatsr gervicioB, hsrfa cum
plir eStrictamente.
-El LcdU. j. FurnieT y el Lcdo. Frei'
re BRrbosa han tenido Ia cortesfa de ofre.
cerme en- atenta circular 81 bufste estable.
SA0V 94 J9AA y dsaAs O004OB 09AUGAUD 45G
deseo.
Con motive de estar vacante Ia plaza
de msRshal de la CoEte municipal de eBts
ciudad, Buenan los nombres de don Luis
Sevillano senior M. Escudero.
-Ss agita Is idea entire connotados ar
tesanoB de esta ciudad, de fundar nm cen.
tFo de instruction = rscreo, tan pEonto 81
Lcdo. Sierra conatruya SD casa en- Ia esqui'
ma de la calle del Comarcio. Muy plau'
sible idea, y que 90 realize.
Tambi6n prOminenteB puertorriquefioB
pienssn fundar un casino en- los altos de
Ia casa del senior don Domingo Cobian.
Tan prOnto este terminada de pintar.
Entire eass personalidades, Buenan los
nombres de reBpetableS , prestigiosoB ciu'
dadanos de esta Ciudad. EsR idea tan
heTmoHa debe llevarBe 4 la prSctica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20

So dice que uR muehlGhO do Milwaukee hahn
VsRtadO uRO pla cue lClhard con 81
pstT6IVO.

Milwaukee, sgOsto 8.-segdn una com.
psffa que SO acaba de orgsnizaF aquf, Ia
ciencis ha encontrado un arma nueva
contra Ia Standard Oil mas potente que 81
rotten del presidents ayudado de los tribu.
males. So dice que un muChacho lIamado
FFanck c. Curtis, de Milwaukee, ha in.
ventado una pila que acabar6 con 81 pc.
tr6leo como alumbrado, calefactor gene
radoF de fuerSa.
La invenci6n de Curtis IL explotaY6
aquf una cOmpaflfs que cuenta con IN ca
pitsl de cinco milloneB de dollars, contri.
buidcs por personajsB de muchs represen'
taci6n ca 81 mundo de, los negaCioB.
Sc assgura que ID pila ha estado fun.
cionando dursnte meseB en- cocheB de fa'
TEocarril hs dado una Luz & tods
prueba. Est6 formada de una nueva
aleaci6n para foTmar los electrodes de
una aoIuci6n deuconocida que denarFolIa
ls corriente an grado subido de voltage.
Ell proyecto es hacer pilaB para caBas
On las cualeB con una sola bastar6 para
alumbrarla calentarls. El equipo para
IN edifciO Ss dice que no coatar6 aFriba
de dos cientOS dollars y los tlsmentoB &
cinco centavog cada uno duYar6 mucho
tempo. Sc aplicar6 esta pils loa auto.
m6viles para impulsarlos Herald.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-20

Los terIenos De Puerta De Tierra.
364 alIsnad0s hly aetaaIngata sa q MlnIcanlo.

Ell ComodoYo ST. Roharer eBtuvo hoy
c0nferenciando extansamente con 81 gobsr.
nadoF reBpecto 81 Rsunto de transfsTencia
de los tsrrenos de Ia releIva Naval situq.
dos en- Puerta de Terra. El aBunto, que
eS muy importRnte para esta ciudad por
que de 81 depsnde 81 que San juan pudie-
ra tener mayor enssnchs, eAt6 siendo Obie.
TO de un deteuido eBtudio por pa1ts de las
autoridades de Washington San Juan y
lleva tTazas de tener un busn Fesultado
para Ia ciudRd.
Eata tarde las 9, se rRuuiTsn en- ell
deBpacho del gcbernsdor los Srep. del Co
mite Ejscutivo desiguado para fstudiBr ell
asunto de enEanche de los muelles linn
pia del puerto con refsEencia Ia caEta en-
viada por el 6ecretario de la guerra.
Un informs ha Bido enviado 81 goberna'
dor respecto las condicionea del Manico
milo, estadfstica actual de a'ienados ALI
Cxistentes ntimerO condolences en- que
SO encontEaban los que existfsn on la iSls
esperanto turnO para ingres9 en- el referi
do estsbleimisnto.
En- 80 de Junio 6ltimo habia ca el Ma
nicomio / IS vREones = 140 muiereB En-
Ia isla esperando ipgreso 81 varones SO
mujeres. Muchos de eAtoB 80 encontraban
en- horribles condolences en- los locales en-
donde los tenfan recluidoB por no haber
sitio para clio On 81 Manicomio.
Actualmente txisten 386 alienadoB en- Ell
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