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The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
Smoky.
By Smoky wide-Awake.)

CBy Smoky Wide-Awake-)
The literary society met as usual
Friday evening, February 1, it being
the monthly election, the following OF
fcers were elected: John Parrot
president; Albert Reed, vice presi-
dent; Martha Parks Crawford, secre-
tary; Miss Clara Miller. assistant sec
retary; Miss Roe Miller, treasurer. Tue
question on debate, Resolved, that
the city has more advantages in life
than country boy" was well debated
on The negative side won the deCl-
sion The question for the coming
Friday is, BE it resolved, that a hUrse
is more useful to man than a COW. We
cordially invite every one to attend its
regular session.
School was postponed in district No
Is for a few days on account Of the
low supply Of coal. Miss Agnes Mil
Ter is teacher.
The ice harvest is over and every
thing seems quiet and homelike once
more
Miss Maggie Hartwig, who is teacn-
ing in district No. "A, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home
Mrs. A. r. TOmpkins and daughter,
Naude, returned last week from q visit
in Denver.
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
The Price ID snence.
Ledger.

from EnllaQelp pnla AGQ6GLs
A well known business man in a
town not far from Cincinnati discover
ed one morning recently on entering
his Office that his safe was out OF or
der. He Immediately telegTaphed to
Philadelphia for an expert
When the latter arrived he found
that the safe, an old fashioned affair
locked with a key, could not be open
ed After a hasty examination the
expert, taking a piece Of wire. dug out
from the key a mass OF dust ana lint
He then opened the safe in the twink
ling OF an eye. The business man wore
q silky smile as he asked meekly:
How much2 ?"
Forty dollars"
do any Of your firms patrons here
know OF your visit2''
Not e soul but yourself"
Then" added the business man.
heres $50. III take it to be a great
favor If you'll hustle out by the first
train If any one IN this town knew
that had paid man $40 to dig dirt
out OF a key Tor me To never DO an
other dollars worth Of bushes in the
whole state"
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08

tend the funeral Of their father-in-law,
Thomas Butt
Conductor Berry and Hanson OF the
Limon-Roswell run, were in GoOdland
Tuesday. Since the new assignment Of
runs, they viii run between Goodland
and Roswell.
The Society Of Maids and AIatrons
will meet at the home Of Mrs. c. J.
Shimeau Tuesday, February u, at
$3.50 D. m All members are urged
TO be present
J. D. CuIlins has signed a contract
10 run a horse race Of q half mile
dash. with sam Bowlen Of Norton, on
the Norton race course, about April
s for 800 a side.
Harry Hubbard has been appointed
city marshal to succeed Pat COchrane,
who is now employed by the Rock
Island as a special agent with head
quarters at LimOn-
The Willing Workers viii meet with
Mrs. R B. Harvey Friday afternoon,
February g. All members are re-
quested to be present. as important
business is to be transacted
7. E Townsend, manager Of the
GOodland yards OF the Foster Lumber
company. is expecting TO make a trip
Wyoming and other points
The infant child Of Mr.. and Ms
Bert WoOdring died Sunday, February
3, and was buried in the GOod1and
cemetery Monday The little None was
a few days over four months old
Mrs. A H Matthews Of Colorado
Springs, wife Of Engineer Matthews,
was in town this week to spend z
few days with her husband, who is
running on the east end at present
H E Elder, with the Goodland
Clothing company, is having a siege
with sciatic rheumatism He suffered
a fall upon the hfp, which started
rheumatism, and he is reported to be
in bad shape
Conductor E J. Tippins. OF the Den
ver-LimOn passenger run, has return
ed from a months stay in the east He
spent the time in New York and
then took an ocean voyage to Jack
sonville, Florida.
Miss Vida Bryan viii leave Sunday
for Kansas City and St Louis to pur-
chase millinery goods for the Bryan
store. She viii be accompanied home
by a city hat trimmer, who viii turn
out the latest styles IN her art
Rev. J. E Ingham Of Topeka, su-
perintendent OF Sunday school work in
Kansas for the Congregational church,
was in GoOdland Wednesday. He viii
preach morning and evening at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
The old drug store. owned by Stew
ensOn and Carmichael, is at rest, after
its fourth removal. on its foundation
on the new site east OF Hotel Good
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
TOLD IN A LINE.


c.. z. Brown made a business trip
west last week
Miss Addie Boyd left Saturday night
for a visit in Pueblo, Colo
o. L Long and wife are making an
extended trip in Pennsylvania
Ed BIOdgett left Monday for a trip
to Kansas City and other points
Representative John Boyle was up
from Topeka Saturday and Sunday
Master Mechanic T. E Fox spent
the fore part OF the week in Denver
A D. BOrton, a real estate dealer Of
KanOradO, was in town wednesday on
business
Mr.. and Mrs A G. KauItiz returned
Tuesday morning from a weeks visit
in Topeka
A T ThreIkeld and Pat Cochrane,
Rock Island special agents, were in
town Wednesday.
W. J. Detwiler OF Kanorado. man
ager Of the Golden ranch, was a Good
land visitor Tuesday.
For Sale Cheap-A DeLaval cream
separator, nearly new and in good
condition c. N Millisack-
Albert RobidOux was up from his
Logan county ranch Wednesday He
returned home the following day.
W. T. McManus, Of the master me
chanic's Office, made a short visit with
friends in Cedar Rapids last week
Five side tracks have been laid west
OF the shops, and a new cinder pit put
in for the furnaces Of the new boiler
room
Ed Biodgett has sold his interest in
the Blodgett & Chambers restaurant
to Ben Frerichs, who took charge the
first OF the week
c. c. Young. formerly manager OF
the Depot hotel in GOodland, but
who now lives in Denver, was here
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs Joe Jackson OF Lincoln, Kan,
IS spending q few days in GOOdland
with her husband, who is engaged in
the grain business here
Ed Elder, Of the GOodland Clothing
company. is slowly recovering from
an attack OF rheumatism that has
kept him at home for the past ten days
Thomas Dooley and family, who
have been here for the last year for
their health, expect to return to their
old home in West Virginia next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Artman, living
twelve miles northeast OF GOOdland,
are rejoicing in the birth Of a boy,
who arrived Sunday evening, Febru-
ary 3.
Conductor E ]. Denney OF Colo
rado Springs, and L Jewell Of Ros-
well, Colo. were here Thursday to at
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
BIuIdrovv.

A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Dilinger last Thursday.
G. A. OrNeaI returned home from
GoodIand Monday, where he was at
tending the session Of the county com
mfssioners.
Several persons have been to Brew
ster from this vicinity attending the
revivais held by an evangelist.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe 1IcAdams were
down to Brewster Saturday, stayed
over night and returned home Sun
day.
Frank Steele moved on the Ezra
Finley place west Of Brewster Satur-
day, which he bought recently.
Mrs. J. A Payson left for Valley,
Neb-, Wednesday, where she viii visit
her daughter for a few weeks.
Several persons from this vicinity
attended the Johnston sale near Brew
ster Wednesday.
The new township board held q
quarterly session the first OF last week
and transacted the regular business.
E 3. Ackerman Was appointed road
boss for district No. and John
Ffechter for district No. 2. The new
board fs composed Of G. r Butler,
trustee; Roy Freelands clerk. and G. r.
Fiechter, treasurer.
1[r- and Ms Ivans are having some
sickness among their children
There was a dance at the Curtis
residence last Saturday evening A
large crowd was present
n H Wilson has lost some cattle
recently from the cornstaIZ disease
Kiss Eta Robinson visited with her
friend, Hiss Pearl Drake, south Of
Brewster, sunday.
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08

There viii be special services sun
day. February 10. AZ II a. M In be-
haf of The Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Education Society" The
pastor win present this cause An Of
farIng VIII be taken to help IN the up
fktIng Of the negro race
Regular preaching services zt 7-5o
p "a The EpTorth League meets
mptly at 6s45, Hiss Leah Hen
dtlcl-Es leader Sunday, February L.
has b1En designate5 as the day for re-
turing the missionary barrels. Let eT-
eryona who has q baErel bring = 20
sunday school that day. Last year
ffty-siE barrels returned contained
f1o- Cur school stood second ln the
district in its oIeFns tor Missions
ReanssF1le WAS E1t vith $50 Let
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08

1887 at Leonard, moved to Sherman
Center, then to GOOdland, and thence
to its present place.
D. ]. DOrcey Of West New Brighton,
II. Y, stopped OF in Goodland a few
days to look over the county, as he was
on a pleasure trip to the Pacific coast
He was a guest at Hotel GOOdland
Wednesday and Thursday, and is a
pleasant gentleman to meet
". J. HanlOn Of Fitchburg, Mass,
was in GoOdland this week on a visit
TO z. c. Wiley and wife. He is an old
acquaintance and friend Of Mr. VIII
ey's and is an engineer on the Boston
& Maine railroad. He was delighted
with the climate Of GOodIand and the
Kansas and Colorado plains
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
STRICKEN WITH HEART DISEASE
Mrs. Thomas Fry Drops Dead Outside
Her Home in LIanOs Township.

Mrs. Thomas Fry Drops Dead Outside
Her Home in LIanOs Township.
Mrs. Fry, wife Of Thomas Fry, who
lives near Grace pOstOfice in Llanos
township, dropped dead from heart
disease at her home Saturday evening
Mrs Fry was A years OF age, and is
survived by a husband and three chill
dren. The relatives Of Mrs. Fry live
in Rocks county, and the Fry family
came to Sherman county about two
years ago. The funeral was held Non
day at the home and burial made in
the Hartley cemetery.
Mr.. Fry, accompanied by the oldest
daughter. had started in a buggy for
Grace postOfice, two miles away, and
It is supposed that soon after they left
Mrs. Fry came out OF the house and
was stricken in the yard. Two young
er children were at home and they
cared for the body as best they could
until the return Of father and daugh-
ter
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
An Omen Letter.

To the Editor:
When organized greed gets control
Of society and law stands in the way
Of its graft law is summarily set aside,
and the highest ruler, under the ban,
winks at the act
Christ was crucifed contrary to law,
and the Roman ruler, before whom
He was tried, sanctimoniously washed
his hands Of the affair.
The Dread-ScOtt decision OF the
United States supreme court was an
instance Of cOurt-made law, although
we are supposed to have legislators for
that purpose, and courts simply to in
terpret; so we are taught in school.
Now, the supreme court, in the
MOyer-HaywOOd case, says:
Even if it be true that the arrest and
deportation Of PettibOne, Meyer and
Haywood from Colorado was by fraud
and cOnniyance, to which the COVER
nor Of Colorado was party. this does
not make out a case Of violation Of
the rights OF the appellants under the
constitution and laws Of the United
States" Oh, where is our bOasted lib
erty!
Also. not being fugitives from jus
tiCe-nO one claims they were-Our
tibone, could not have been legally ex-
tradited from one state into another;
nor. could a writ Of habeas corpus,
under the law, be denied them, legal
ly. But, they are denied such consti-
tutionaI right by the next highest court
in the land! The people constitute
the highest
The usurpers Of power today are as
impudently audacious in permitting
crime as were the Roman rulers in al
lowing the Jews to cruelty Christ
and between thieves. Christ called the
money changers thieves; and today
the courts that should correctly in
terpret law, are shielding the thieving
Of the very resources Of nature, and
allowing those who protest to be per-
secuted without stint.
The president, in his message, calls
attention to the large immigration
from southern Europe and Asia Isn't
that exactly what the trusts want with
their "open shop" theory? Cheap Ia
Dor and sharp competition among Ia
borers? The open shop theory, en-
forced-and to enforce it IS the pur-
pose Of the Dick military law, max
ing the president for the first time
commander-in-chief Of the state mill
tia-simply means: the labOrer has no
rights which the capitalist is bound
to respeetl
The president declared for the @open
shop" over his own signature in long
winded bid for his present job he
got the Job. How he prstends TO fight
the trusts. then calls socialists hypo-
critesi Who IS the hypocrite7 Spare
the dignity Of the highest ONCE in the
land By refraining from naming the
truth
When justice sleeps. Truth Weeps,
Mercy is assissinated, and Lust shack
les Love for his siave-then deplOres
race suicider'
Comrades, al, who earn your Hv-
ing honestly. by hand or brain, the
time is ripe for concerted action We
must meet in msss-meeting and act
for the vindicatiOn Of law; and forever
v-fpe out this "IaE-and-Order" hypO-'
crfsv. VINO can name a better date
than the one suggested BY COmrade
Debs@Saturday February, IS, 1897
CARLES H PRICE
Jaqua- Kan. Feb. s, 1907.
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
A LAND ORDER



"a Securing Proper Title
President Roosevelt is exsming
himself to prevent any further IN
lawful land grabbing OF the govern
ment's domains. Fraud in securing
title to much land has been 50 notorI-
ously practiced that the president has
issued an order to E A Hitchcock,
secretary OF the interior, and M
Hitchcock in turn has sent on the
order to the commissioner OF the gen
eral land Office and district offices in
a general effort TO make the acQuisi-
ton OF government land a difficult
matter except in strict compliance
with the law
The order OF he president, dated at
Washington, January 25, IS as follows:
To prevent the fraud now practiced
in the acquisition OF public lands OF
the United States, have to direct that
hereafter no final certificate, patent
or other evidence OF title shall be is
sued under the public lands laws un-
til an actual examination has been
made on the ground by an authorized
officer OF the government; but the fol-
lowing shall be excepted from the
force OF this order:
l. All claims which have hereto
AULE UECAA EAdAlAAAE4 DAA LlE ELU4l14 UI
an authorized officer Of the govern
ment whose report is found satisfac-
tory.
2 All claims where heretofore an
officer OF the government other than
officers authorized to take final proof,
shall have been present at the taking
OF final proof to cross-examine claim
ant and witnesses, IL such proof is
found satisfactory.
g. All claims where claimants
compliance with law has been estab-
Iished by contest or other regular ad-
verse proceedings.
T. Entries which may have been
confirmed by virtue Of any act Of con-
gress-
s. Selections and entries in which
no residence or improvements is re-
quired by law, when the lands en-
braced therein are strictly speaking in
agricultural districts, or when their
character has been fixed by investi-
CATION and classification made in ac-
cOFdance with law.
s. Cases Of reissuance Of patents
because Of some clerical error occur
ring in the patent heretofore issued.
Z. All Indian allotments which
have been regularly approved in &C
cOrdance with instructions Of the
secretary Of the interior.
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
BEFORE IT Is TOO LATE.

II you've a tender message or a loving
word to say,
Don't wait till you forget it, but whis-
per il today.
We live but in the present, the future
is unknown
Tomorrow is a mystery, today is all
our own.
The tender words unspoken, he letter
never sent,
The long-fOrgOtten messages, the
wealth Of love unspent-
For these some hearts are breaking,
for these some loved ones wait
So show them that you care for them
before it is too late.
ANONYMOUS.
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
Meetings at Congregational Church.

( On Sunday February 10, Rev. J. E
Ingham, state superintendent Of Sun
day school work, viii make three ad-
dresses at the Congregational church
as follows: At II a. m, "a New
Evangelistfc Force" at D. m, use
and Abue OF Bible Teaching" and
at 1880 p. m, Growth in Jesus
Teaching"
Mr.. Ingham IS a man Of wide ex-
perience- It is hoped there viii be 2
good attendance at these services
In the evening OF the same day he
viii give 2 lecture on Growth in
Jesus Teaching" Meetings all to be
held at the Congregational church
Everybody welcome.
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08

Memorial services o. the local G. A
r. POST and ~. r c. Win be held sat
urday afternoon ar the Union han, IN
memory Of departsd cOmrades. All
are invited
. A. TRENT. Commando.
j Il STEWART Ad5utant
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08

For saIe-TwO fresh cows. Chase
Warner.
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08
Official Statement OF the Financial
Condition OF the
KanOradO State Bank

at Kanorado. state Of Kansas, at the
close OF business on the 2sth day Of
January 1907:
The Goodland republic., 1907-02-08

Jaqua, kan, FEB. S. 1907.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-25
Sc AtaUfkA

Una casa grande moderna en-
Hato- Rey, c~arretera al frente.
Parada 39H. Dirigirse Al doc
tor Gill y Ponce de Le6n.-Rio-
Piedras. COLA $.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-25
EC0S DEL EXTERIOR
Tres carros de carga
que chocan y Sc hun
den EN- Ell Niagara.
UN NuEvO COMETA
Puede versele por las madru.
CAD" s.-Honor 4 CUTLER
mo Marconi, en- Roma.

Tres carros de carga que Sc S.
pararon de I'm tren de esta claye,
que cruzaba por Ell puente inferior
de hero de las Cataratas del Mia
CARA, descarrilaron, chocaron con.
ira ell parapeto y fueron a hundirse
en- Ell aqua doscientos cincuenta pics
mas abajo. Esta los arrastr6 en-
teros todavla, mas al llegar al re-
molino, quedaron hechos aiicos,
como 81 fueran de juguete. I'm
guardafreno estuvo 4 punto de caer
con ellos, pero Sc sujet6 a tempo 4
la estructura.
Ell doctor William R. Brooks
director del Observatorio Smith, y
professor de astronomia del Colegio
Hobart, con6rmo por medic de OBJ
s~ervaciones que hizo, la e~xistencis
del cometa que Ell professor Daniel,
del Observatorio de Princeton,
anunci6 haber descubierto autes.
Aquel st mueve ahora con voloci.
dad de medic g5ado diario, hacia el
noroeste y Sc encuentra q la Altura
de la constellation Cetus. Puede
versele por las madrugadas con
ayuda de TN potente telescopio;
pero a1n ash aparece como I'm Pc
queho punto borroso en- ell espacio.
-En Ia casa donde naci6 Gui.
llermo Marconi, en- Roma, Sc ha
colocado con toda pompa una lapi
la commemorative. La ceremonial
revistio la mas grande solemnidad,
Dues Sc hizo con la asistencia de
una muchedumbre enthusiastic y de
las principles autoridades.
FL Sindico lego el decreto por
Ell cual Sc declaraba que, Ell honor
Sc hacia a Marconi, porque habia
sido Ell primer hombre que sin nece-
sidad de hilos metalicos, habia Ian.
zado la palabra de Tin hemisferio q
otro, en- bien de la Humankind y
para gloria de la patria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-25
N0T|c|AS DEL D|l
Po1icias ~ular Que
han sido r~eengancha-
dos n~uevamente.
RAMON REYES PFNa
Trab2iador estropeado en- Il
Trabajador estropeado en- Ia
descarga de una go'eta.
En- Ia pierna derecha

Han cumplido su tempo de
servicio en- Ell cuerpo de la policis,
reenganchandose nuevamente, Ell
sargento Rafael I~garavidez y los
guardias Juan del Vale capella,
Miguel Cotiella, Antonio Carlo,
Simplicio Llerquis, Fernando Ba-
rrios, Benigno RAMIREZ, Juan R.
Ortega, Serafin Maymi Salgado,
Carlos Rovira yAugel Ahedo.
En- la candidatura que tiene
mas probabilidades de salit triun-
fante para el sub,comite unionista
del barrio de la Marina, fgura CO.
mo %presidente nuestro apreciable
amigo y enthusiastic correligionario
don Ramon Reyes Peia.
Es I'm elemento de gran pres
tigio en- aquel barrie, donde goza
dicho amigo de merecidas y gene
rales simpatias.
Alberto Torres, vecino de
Carolina, que trabaj6 aver ed Ia
descarga de una goleta, con carga-
mento de azIcar, sufri6 esta ma.
fiana I'm tremendo golpe en- la pier
ma derecha, a causa de haberle cal
do encima I'm saco de azIcar, pro-
duciendole una luxaci6n en- eli
tobillo. Fue llevado en- ambulancia'
q Ia sala de socorros y de ALI con-
ducido al hospital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-25

Marcos amanecio triste. Care
cfa de medios urgentes, como e
dia anterior, para sustentar a ST
familia, compuesta de la mujer, que
estaba enferma, y de cuatro hijos
pequenos. Temprano sali6 en- soil
citud de recursos. Sus diligencias
resultaron inntiles. Tarde regres6
al hogan. Los chicuelos que aguar-
daban por 81, para desayunarse, 10
recibieron alegres.
-iAqui esta papa!-exclam6
uno de ellos.
Il Tenemos hambre !-indic6
otro.
FL padre los miro con lAstima;
y, moviendo la cabeza, r~espondio:
-iNada TRAGIC, hijosl
kmaginaos la escena. En- ella
hubo lagrimas, y amargas quejas y
protestas agrias. La mujer llam6
al hombre, desde la CANA, para de.
cirle:
-iQue haces? No te desespe-
res. Confia Ell Dios.
Marcos murmur6 una blasfe-
mia; ~, dirigiendose a una mesita
-burla de la suerte-sac6 I'm viejo
puhal, que ocult6 en- ell seno, para
meditar con el. Pensando en- el
suicide, recordo a don Luis Arrie-
ia, rico pretamista, que podia SER
virle. Resolvi6 ocuparlo; implorar
SIT ayuda.
Encamino sus pasos q casa de
don Luis. Iba con prop6sitos "a.
nos. La OCCASION fue propicia:
Arrieta estaba solo, en- su domicilio,
escribiendo cartas.
Marcos compareci6 ante FL con
sonrisa debil-la de los necesita.
dos-y balbuce6 la sIplica. Pedfa
por primera vez. Don Luis 10 miro
desareojo, con d~esprecio, diciendole:
listed es uu hombre fuerte.
ST, seiior; -respondi6 Mar.
cos-pero el trabajo, que nunca the
falt6, Sc bace dificil 49,.
Dele listed csc oicio, Ell de
pedir, para los invalidos.
-iAh, don Luis! 80. Hay
circumstances -.
Los que no rueden trabajar,
los inhabilitados, tienen csc dere-
cho; los fuertes no Retlrese
listed.
81 pobre qued6 inm6vil, con
los p6nulos rojos, fila la mirada en-
Arrieta, como un imbecil. 81 pres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-25
Las CIRCUMSTANCES
para <LA

tamista volvi6 4 azotarle con pala'
bras.
-iFuera iEst5 listed de
mas!
FL necesitado sufrio una dura
crisis. Sc desat6 Ell lagrimas. DID
algunos pasos, como quien anda q
obscuras, tropezando torpe; pero
una idea, negra como eli abismo,
10 indujo a detenerse. Nnblada la
conciencia; in~yectados los ojos y en-
la diestra Ell punal, rugi6 entonces:
isl! iHombres como .yo, bien
co%nstituidos, no deben pedir, Guam
do necesitan, con la sIplica esteril!
Arrieta pIsose de pie; y palido
ell 1ostro, denunciando miedo, pro-
iri6 una silaba:
-iQue!
-iUsted me ha enseiiado a
pedir!.... iNecesito d~oscientos du-
ros!
tPero!.
Don Luis miraba a I'M ladoya
otro, con inquietnd febril, como 81
pensara evadirse 8 pedir auxilio.
i Estamos solos! - advirtio Mar
cos.-iMi resolution es irme ~ 4
la negative 8 a I'm g,ito que brote
de sus labios, respondent el pufal!
La mnerte sera breve!
-iSois bandido?
isl; desde hace POGO!
-iAh!
-Esa condicion me garantiza
en- estos instantes, que son supre-
mos FL tempo vuela Niece
sito doscientos duros!
-tCaballero-l. :.
-iResuelva listed; ellos 8 la
vida!
-jOh, ST, ellos!
Arrieta obedeci6. Pero teme-
roso de que Marcos, en- possession del
dinero, lie diera' muerte para no ser
perseguido, lie entreg6 la suma re-
clamada diciendo:
--Perdonadne la vida.
No me hace falta; quedaos
con ella.
-iGracias!
Marcos Sc retro a prisa. Fl
amedrentado Arrieta, que sentia es.
calofrio, Sc meti6 en- cana, donde
pas6 algnnas horas, pensando en- el
suceso.
Transcurri6 I'm afio q 10 sumo.
Una mafiana, estando don Luis
en- su ofcina, Sc lie present6 Mar