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Bank Cashier and sookkeeoer Arr.s,.,

Bank Cashier and 6ookkeeper Arrested d
F-anklinville. N. Y. Jan. 16.-Cash-
Ter f. D. Scott and Bookkeeper r. w.
Vanhoesen. Of the Peoples National
bank. of this place. were arrested on
four charges in connection with the
banks failure. They we're held in
$4,000 bail each.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-18
Say Jap-Ameriean War Is Inevitable.

Rome, Jan. 16. - The Corriere
dItaiia, an organ OF the Vatican. In an
article on the Japanese-American SIT.
uation says that war between these
two countries would be fatal and Is
inevitable. II expresses the opinion
that the present moment Is the most
favorable for Japan.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-01-18
General Hardware.

Barb Wire, Guns, Pistols, Raxors.
Knives, etc., will be sold at reduced
prices to suit the times, Money can
be saved by purehssine 1t 6eottS
hardware store.
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The exclusivsness Of some families is .
iortunsts thing for the nsishhors.
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xne FIRE. Lance is prepared 70 do sll
k1nds OF Job printing In frst-class styk
- modsrsts priese-
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We print everything from q book 10
a wishing card on the power presses OF
The Free Lance. Send us your orders.
Ths Free Lanes
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WHlTNER & SACREY
Jndsrtakers and Embalmers

Undsrtakers and Embalmers
No. 719 Main St.. Freder.
icksburg, Va. Phone 98.
Across from Exchange Hotel
and next to Western Union
office. Telegraph and telephone
orders receive prompt atten.
ton Open day and night.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
PASADENA RRIEE NOTES

PASADENA, Nov. 14.-Christian En-
deavorers OF this city have selected the
heads of the various committees which
will have in charge the arrangements
for the state convention that meets
here next June. They are; General
chairman, Councilman John d. Mer-
sereau; secretary. Miss Mabel Merrill;
treasurer, w. S. Windham; entertain
ment, Mrs. A. B. Williams; decorat-
ing, Mr. Krist; traffic, Lucian Jarvis
Others appointed in advisory capacities
are Mr.. Bailey and Med. SNOWFALL.
The convention OF Pasadena Chris
tian Endeav0rers will close tomorrow
with services In the different Sunday
schools.
Eighteen prominent business men
from this city attended today the meet
ing of the counties committee of the
California promotion committee at the
delegates from the board of trade.
Walter Raymond, proprietor OF the
Raymond hotel, is busily preparing for
the opening, December IL. For the first
time Mr.. Raymond himself will take
the management into his own hands.
assisted by almost all the old employees.
He announces that many of the old
time guests have already reserved
quarters, and that applications are
coming in fast.
La Pintoresca hotel, under the new
management, is holding its formal op-
ening this evening, a dinner and mu-
sicale being the program chosen to
bring together a number Of Los Ange-
les and Pasadena society people.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
LONG BEACH
No. I Pine Street.
Phone Home $50.
WOMAN HURLED TO
DEATH BY P. {. CAR
Motorman Admits He Was Making Up
Time When Victim Was Struck
at Cattle Guard on New
port Line
Especial to The Herald. !

Especial to The Herald-1
LONG BEACH, Nov. 14.-While
crossing cattle guard of the
Newport line of the Pacific Electric
railway this morning at Obispo
avenue crossing, Mrs. j. II. Dale, 81
years old, was struck by an eastbound
car going at the rate of forty-five miles
an hour and instantly killed. The
body was hurled fifteen feet. The car
ran some distance before it was
stopped.
Despite the warning of Marshal
Craig of Belmont Heights, the body
was placed aboard a special car short
ly afterward and was taken to Los
Angeles. The mother of the dead
woman wished to see the body, but
was not allowed, and it Is charged the
crew acted without authority from
the coroner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale and their four
children came to Long Beach four
months ago from Delta, Colo. They
had planned to start Monday for Fort
Dome, Cal, to live Last night Mrs.
Dale went out to Signal Hill to pay
a farewell visit to her mother, Mrs.
Martha Edgar. She was returning to
town when killed
Mr.. Dale at the time of the accident
was arranging for the family's trans
portation to Fort Dome. He hastened
to Los Angeles when he learned of
the accident, and demanded the body
should be sent to Long Beach. He
conferred with Coroner Hartwell, and
as a result the body was brought to
this city at 6 o'clock
According to Mortorman Burlingarle,
the car was late andN was going at a
high rate of speed. He saw the woman
100 yards away and sounded the whis-
tie repeatedly. Later he put on the
brakes, but could not bring the car to
q stop soon enough.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
FRIES EMPHATICALLY
FAvORS ANNEXATION
LANDING FOR DEEP WATER
VESSELS IS DESIRED
Petitions Probably VIII Be Presented
to Board OF Trustees Monday.
Opponents Apparently in
Decided Minority
Especial to Tho Herald. !

Especial to This Heraldl
SAN PEDRO, Nov. 1.-THE press
of Los Angeles has been talking about
San Pedro and the harbor more of
late than ever before and today a staff
correspondent and the staff photog-
rapher of one of the morning papers
were entertained in a launch ride to
the breakwater by Capt. A. A. Fries,
the government engineer, and Secre-
tary A. p. Fleming Of the Los Angeles
harbor commission.
While the party was in the city the
question of annexation came UP and
the captain, in his usual straightfor-
ward manner, gave his opinion on the
subject in words to this effect:
IF the present movement to divide
the city Of San Pedro at Fifth street
for the purpose of annexing it to Los
Angeles is successful it will mean the
biggest thing for San Pedro that could
happen. AS far as state harbor COM
troll is concerned l have studied into
the matter very carefully and have
made up my mind that 1t would not be
for the best interests of the harbor to
have it go to the state. Municipal
wharves, warehouse sites and the like
are the things that will make this har-
Dor a success.
The remarks were brought out by a
statement to him that a young attor-
ney here had said the captain was
opposed to the present plan of divid-
ing the city Capt Fries and the at
torney were brought together today
and the misunderstanding on the sub
ject was corrected. What did say,
explained the captain, was that If the
movement did not carry at San Pedro
| believed it would be bad thing for
the harbor development"
Probably the petitions will be pre-
sented to the board of trustees at the
regular meeting next Tuesday. The
local committee reports that between
Ave and six hundred names will be on
the petitions when they are presented.
and. taking into consideration the fact
that many supporters OF the movement
declined to sign, for business or per-
sonal reasons, but have given their
assurance that they will work for and
vote for the proposition when the elec-
tion is called, 1t leaves the real op-
ponents of the movement apparently In
a woeful minority.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
News From Neighboring Cities

the persons arraigned before Judge
Robert w. Mcdonald this morning,
charged specifically with defrauding
the Hotel La Solana out Of a board
bill amounting to $35, and, generally,
by Capt. w. w. Freeman of this city,
who has had the case in charge, with
being the most accomplished grafters
in their own particular line who have
ever operated on the Pacific coast.
For more than four years. the police
claim, this pair, giving the names Of
Mrs. Augusta Barts and Nina Barts,
have travelled up and down the coast,
victimizing hotels, department stores
and jewellers. Local merchants claim
they are on their books for consider
able amounts, and the women admit
owing bills at La Solanas the Guirnalda
and in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Barts claims, however, that the
proprietor Of the Guirnalda gave her
time in which to pay the bill owed
there, and says she will satisfy the
other claims against her as soon as
she can communicate with Attorney
Barstow of Los Angeles.
Letters from a dozen of the larger
tourist hotels of the coast are in Capt.
Freeman's possession, in which the
managers claim to have been defraud-
ed out of considerable sums by the
mother and daughter, who are alleged
to have worked under various aliases.
Most of the letters referred to unpaid
bills In the possession of local trades
men of their towns.
Several Los Angeles concerns want
their money, 1t is said, among them
being Brock & Feagan, jewelers., who
have claim for three valuable pieces
of jewelry.
The case is set for hearing Monday
morning, the accused meantime having
been committed to the Los Angeles
county Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
OAK KNOLL PRICES TO BE
ADVANCED AT END or YEAR

PASADENA, Nov. 14.-That Henry
2. Huntington has full confidence in
the future of Pasadena real estate was
evtnced today when the Oak Knoll
company, In which he holds a large
interest, announced that January ! all
its unsold property In that suburb
would be advanced 10 per cent.
The raise affects d million dollars
worth Of property, including the AL
lendale ranch, Madison avenue and Ar
den road tracts, and the Oak Knoll
addition.
Other property in the city and vicin-
ity is also advancing. There is a good
demand for Lamanda Park ranch
lands, and for lots in the new section
building in the northeast section of
the town.
Several important sales have been
made during the week, notably the
transfer of the property at 35S South
Madison, sold by Mrs Alice M. John
son to Peter Koch, a capitalist from
B0zeman, Montana, for $95O0 Mr.. Koch
is planning to make his home in Pasa-
dena.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
SANTA ANA
Onics s1s N. sycamocs.
Home Phone SIS.
BOY SLEUTHS FINED
FOR CARRYING GUNS

SANTA ANA, Nov. 14.--Clyde Ew-
ing and Frank M. Walton, two anna
teur sleuths, who tried to secure suf-
ficient evidence to convict the man
agement of Yung's winery of violat-
ing the prohibition ordinance, came to
grief this morning when they attempt
ed to perpetrate a confidence game on
Louis Yung, the winery manager. Mr..
Yung arrested the pair for carrying
concealed weapons, handcuffed them
and took them before a township mag
istrate at Orange, who, on their pleas
of guilty to the charge, fined them $5
each.
The young men went to Yung's
winery yesterday and inquired for the
manager, but were told he had gone
to San Bernardino. They made an
appointment to return this morning
and said their business was urgent.
This morning they arrived at the
winery and on meeting Yung unfolded
a tale which made the district attorney
seem to be seeking by every means to
convict Yung Of violating the prohibi-
ton ordinance. They said they were
hired to collect evidence, but had be-
come disgusted with the methods en-
ployed by the district attorneys office
and had decided to warn Yung to be
ON his guard.
incidentally the men said they
wanted a drink of wine, and, warned
by this they We're seeking to entrap
him, Yung, who is a deputy constable,
arrested both men and searched them
and finding revolvers on each, hand
cuffed them and took them to Orange
where he swore to complaint, charg-
ing them with carrying concealed
weapons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
FOUR UNDER ARREST FOR
ILLEGAL SALE OF LIQUOR

PASADENA, Nov 14.--Acting on evil
dence secured by detectives from the
district attorneys Office, Constables
Walter Austin end Harley Newell made
tour of the county in an automobile
yesterday and arrested four men on
warrants charging the Illegal sale of
liquor
J. R. Rodick and Ernest Battelle,
proprietors Of a drug store ia Sher-
man, were arrested on four counts.
Rodick was released on furnishing bail
OF $1,000 and Battelle on his own recog-
nizance.
s. 5. Anderson, said to be one of
the proprietors Of the Hotel Holly
WOOD, together with Con Gepfert. an
employe, were arrested at the Cahuen-
ga hotel. Attorney Earl Rogers Of
Los Angeles secured the release of
these men last evening by depositine
cash bail Of $500 ia each case.
All four cases viii come I'm for a
hearing Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
VENICE
Hems 4o1k sunsse sssl
PLAN EXTENSION OF
WINDWARD AVE. PIER
Improvement VIII Also Furnish City
Carrier for Municipal sewer-Es-
tlmated Cost for Project
Is $4,000
sunsst sssi
Home 4o11.
Especial to The Herald

VENICE, Nov. 14.-Citizens of this
beach are agitating the extension by
the city of the Windward avenue pier
for the dual purpose of furnishing a
landing place for deep water shipping,
and for the use as a carrier for the
municipal sewer.
An easement for all time to come has
been secured from the Abbot Kinney
company over the present pier, to-
gether with an agreement stating tho
company will be responsible for all re-
pairs to the old portion.
The plans at present being consid
cred call for an expenditure of $35, 900
and an extension of 1000 feet, making
a pier 2200 feet long. Concrete spans
resting on piers of twenty piles each
in concrete castings are specified.
Crossing the main pier and forming a
breakwater and slips for the landing
of vessels will be other piers built,
broadside to the ocean. Vessels draw
ing thirty-five feet of water will be
able to make landings with perfect
safety.
The plans viii be submitted to the
trustees at an early date, with re-
quest they submit the project to the
people of the city for their approval
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
CAUSES HIS SONS ARREST
FOR FORGING $500 CHECK

SANTA ANA, Nov. 14.--Charles Ar
viso, 17-year-oid son of Felipe Arvisc
OF FL Modena, was arrested today on a
charge of forgery. the complaint alleg-
ing that October 27 the boy presented a
check at the Orange County Savings
bank bearing his fathers signature and
received 1920.
Arviso's father already had filed a
complaint, charging his son with in
corrigibility, but the boy had gone to
San Francisco after getting the money
and did not return until last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
BELT LINE ROAD LIKELY
TO MATERlALIZE SHORTLY
Beach Residents Reported Anxious to
Subscribe for One Through the
Country Back Of Venice
and Ocean Park

VENICE, Nov. 14.-Renewed talk OF
a belt line electric railroad through the
so-calied back country Of Ocean Park
and Venice has resulted IN many in
quiries from residents Of this portion
OF the city regarding the taking OF
stock in such line.
The Herald correspondent was given
for the road had been purchased, and
that only a few minor details remained
to be settled before work would be be-
gun.
Many residents OF the beach are de-
elared in readiness to subscribe for
stock in the contemplated road IL the
opportunity should arise.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

the Southern Pacific tracks, and con-
tinue around Raymond hill and up
Marengo to the heart Of the city over
a comparatively level route.
1t would eliminate the long parallel
With the Pacific Electric tracks, and
do away with the steep ascent and
descent on Fair Oaks avenue.
A petition is beinng circulated to
secure the support needed to bring the
matter before the proper authorities
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
PASADENA

Correspondent 81 S. RAYMOND AVE.
Home 1900. Sunset %,
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
Home 1855. Sunset 7740.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
PROPOSE TO CONSTRUCT NEW
ROADWAY FOR AuroMosILEs

PASADENA. Nov. 14.--A movement
which, If successful, will give aufoIsfs
an easy route to Pasadena. Is on foot
IN South Pasadena The plan provides
for the boulevarding OF MarenRo ave.
nue. south of the Pasadena limits.
through the sister city as far as Oak
street IN Oneonta park.
The proposed road would leave the
boulevard at its present termination at
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
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souvenlrn

Gunner--Where have you been, old man
Ciuyer-Just back from Pltfsburs.
Gunner-Indeedl Did you take In the
town.
Guyer--Oh. no, Just part of H. Swallowed
several quarts OF smoke a peck OF SCOT and
a buzhel Of clndera-~ChicaGo NeWA
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
COUPLE SAID TO BE
WHOLESALE GRAFTERS
WELL DRESSED WOMEN TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY
Police Claim Accused Have Travelled
the Coast for Years, Defrauding
Hotels and Proprietors Of
Stores
Especial to Tho Herald. !

PASADENA, Nov. 14--A girl, Grip
pied and wearing an artificial limb.
her beautiful face wet with tears; a
middle-aged woman, Of tremulous
voice and timid manner; both wen.
even expensively, dressed. These were
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30

Candidate de BaUanquitas para &c.
CretaliO de la C0ltG de diStfitO de
Guyana.
So dice que en- brOVO So GOIsbrlTa IN mltIn HnIO'
RlStO On BMfOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-30
NOVeIas Rl AGci6B.
La aspOsa addltera.
ROyO hundi0 ell CuChiIIO repstld8s Ve-
CRs en- eI GueTpO de los amaDtes.

sun EargrieL to dEEmR, oIiginado poF 81
adu' teTio, 10 deBaEFoll6 aver en- el inmadia.
to puablo de Chamartfn de la Ross,
ESQ escriba "El Liberal" de- Madrid,
con fschA de de JuIfr. Ell mismo disEio
contin6a "a narration deA siguients mode:
Un mRFid0 qua al deEc6 bEiF 50 dsAhnn-
ra CORE airRdo al lugar en- donde "a con-
yugs le u'trsjs, y al enCcntTRr ga iDfs
compRfiaEa no duda en tomaE violenta
vsngGnzR, RgtediendO ella y % com
plice.
Eta fac 81 sucsBo que produjo honda
impTeni6n en- toda aqusIlR extsnaa bA =
rriRda.
ConstRntino Royo Martinez, CarpintsEo,
de cuarentG y oCh0 an3g de edad, al lIPgar
& gu casa al mediodfa para RImoIzar, no
enContT6 en- ella & "a mujeTy Maria Cande
laB MaEtfuoz, de treintR y tren amos.
Sin dudR de9de hGce tempo 0l terrible
toTCedor de los celoa 20 hRbfa apoderado
de ConAtRntinO, y aver 81 encontEAr auuen'
to MaEfa, Ia gogpsChR adquiri6 cuarpo,
deEpuGB de spoderaTFe de an cuchillo, Sali6
del domiciIio snloquecido por lR ira 81
dolor,, con el irme pEOp6aito de avoEiguar
81 paTRdero de Eu muisr = de Cantigarla
como poT az inf telidRd msrsofa.
81 dsBaBperado marido inquiri6 poH to.
daB paEts 81 pRradsro de Merfs, dsBpu6A
de no poooH eRfaeEzor, logr6 BabeT donds Bs
EsfugiRba aqU6Ila. Kill
Como 30 prsBumfs, no eataba soils. A
aquellas horaB reCibfs Las CREiCias do IN
hombre, Gin RoordsTEe para NADIA de que
gu eBposo debfa prsEentaFse. en- sl domiciiio
conyugRl. KIt -Az2@=s2 z--..-
Containing RoyO, ys enlpoBeui6n de i6
vsrdGd, 10 dirigi6 E6pidO a la calls de
Santa Maria, 18, = allf, en- una habitAci6n
interior, enCOntF6 & Ia Sadd.tsra y G6.gGu
amRnte. NS a-.~
Contra ambog 20 dirigi62 2ConstSntino.i =
SsTsno en- ~ deHeBpsraci6n, sin dsoir
nj una palabra, ClAv6 rspetidss vsceu eI
Cuohillo que e'gFimfa en- 81 cusrpo3do 81 y
an el de ella.
Los addlterog, gorpEendidos y atsrradov
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ante aquella insHpsrsda sgTesi6D, ctmen
zRron & lamar gEitoB en- demanda dc auxi'
lilo.
Acudieron vaEias psEsona8 = Conaiguic-
ron ContensF Sl mREido en- 90 obEa dc deaeA'
perRCi6D, AFFebBtkndola el REme.
Maria CRndelAB = Uu c6mplice Pedro
CsnsIe8 Moreno, de AZ t1o1, sufrisEon
hsEidau en- vGrias pRrtEH del cusFpo.
E justsments indigusd0 egpoBO, cl&v6
el CuChiilo una, dos, tres, muthas vace8
en- los amanteB hAsts que fa6 denaHmado.
Las hsEidsI que upfti6 Maria fuaron
cslifoadaB de pEOE6Btico TsBl lryado, = Lao
de Pedro CanaIeB de muy graves.
SsgurRmente ROyo, no obstsnts hR'
Der cometido IN delito, no BufriE6 penR
aIgunR, Ri, como 90 de pFeBumiF, los leaio'
nRdoB CuERn mas 6 menoB pEonto de BuB
heridaB = 81 aduIteTio aparsco dsmoBtEado
L. 10y exims de todo CaStigo 81 marido
que, gOEprsndiendO en- fagrRnts delito de
inf1eIidRd la muj8T, causR lssioneB
6sts = gu c6mp'ice.
En- cRBo de cauBRF IR mueEts & Alguuo
de ellos 10 psno correspondence Oh solo 10
do deHtieFEo.,'
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NOTIGIAS
De gAYANON.
Estuv0 en- Ia Giudad eI fiscal Torres
Grau iuysstigand0 10 suCesO.
BiGnVenid0 ol jOVGn doctor Rodriguez
FGNeT.
Ode musstrO oOrrsspOnsal. }

Julio 29.-En 10 pasada BemRna regre.
90 de 60 viBjs Europa ell Lcdo. Miguel
VitWAll, distinguidR psESonRIidad que gozs
en- estR CiudRd do generates HimpRtfag.
Aoomps iiAba Rl Ledo. ga apEeeiAble &C.
nora & qQien como & 6l Ia DANES nuaB.
ira cordial bienvanida.
Ell Lcdo. Torres GEau, fscal de la
Corta de Distrito, eBtuvo ell luneB an esta
ciudad entire otEeB coBas, invsBtigsr lo9
hsCho8 que contra el iuaz de eSt9 Corte
Municipal denunCiarOn los Lcdo1. Pssques
"a. DsC!aTaF0n anita sl gtfior FiECal lon
tsstigos de cargo qua pTsBsntaEon los 81 n ].
rel Pegquera, que probaT0n lR inCulpabili'
dad del stfi9E juGs, que no pHeBsnt6 BuB
pFUebRB, pOT no CTe0Tlag nGCGgRPiaB ell mi
nisteFio fiscal, tsEminando de Gas modo IR
iavestigaCi6n con un TaTultado bFillantfsi'
mo para el LCdo. Leopoldo Santiago, &C.
tual juez dc sEta Corts, quien DO vsERB
fslicitamoy.
Ell icven Alfredo Huerto, EspreBentan.
TO en- esta cludad de IR importAnte frma dR
HeFEero HnoR., ha tenido la atsnCi6n de
moAtFRFm0 el eBpl6ndidO BuTtido de pEsciO'
sos objstoB tFafdo1 & Ga eBts blecimiento de
eats Ciud6d.
-Haqs aIgunoH dfas que EsgreB6 de Io1
EBtadoB UnidoB deIpueH dc habeT conCluf
do con excslentsB notaB 81 csEEsra de me
dioo, 81 jovsn Ramon Luis Rodriguez y
FerFsF. No nos hAbiamoB ocupado con
anterioEidad do Ia llegada de Ramon Luis,
poTqU0 eBpeT&bamoB una opoEtunidRj quo
noB propOrCionaaa 81 haCeT del joven m6di'
co, una bicgrafia, pueB para clio hay Bufi.
oients material, Pero poF RhoTa, NOS Oh
imponibls hacsrlO, dRdo que 81 iDfoEma
diaEio y 10 faltR do oBpROio On el peFi6dico
nos pEohibe tener eBe placer que mas ads'
lRnts xperimentARsmog.
Ramon Luis tisn0 dos GpallidoB de gran
des pTeBtigioF; el qua hersd6 de Bu buen
padre, Guys memoriR para noE0tFoB eB que
Eida y rsBpetadR, y el que llevs do "a bus'
nG mRdRO, modelo de eIpoBa y msdFe y
ejemplo dign0 dc todaH lRB virtudeB que
bonFan una dana. All, pueB, eB de eB'
perRr que Ramon Luis como hombro de
cisnCia colocsE6 el apsllido Rodriguez & 10
altuTa que 10 coloo6 el doctor Rodriguez
(su pRdre) y como hij0 10 colocar6 q la
altuFa que CaTmen FerreF 40 10 ha dRdo.
Todog tsnOmoB un dsber de Ievantar
hACsr que 0l joven CompAtriotR eaCRle 10
Gina eOpinosa de una baenR reputation,
Gin fjaTn0E & que paTtido peTtsneCe, 8 va
& p0Ttenecer eI hijo del que fee queEido
doctor Rodriguez. FijarEe On poIftiCa con
Ramon Luis 90 fsIta dc gpatitud & Ia ne.
mOria del quo va no exiBte,
6Rludam0B CaEih0Bamente al ovsn doc.
tor RodEfgUsz FsEFeT.