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The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12
Original NOTICE.
Oskaloosa Traction & Light Company
=, ...s vs.

-z Mccormick & Hanna ct al. ,-
5lzin the districtscourt of the State of
Iowa, in and for Mahaska county, De-
cember term, A. D. 1908.
To Mccormick & Hanna, E. w. Nc
Cormick, Herbert Hanna, A. A. Hanna
and E. t. Hickman .s.-..z
You are hereby notified, that on or
before the 2SIh day of October, 1908,
petition of OsKaloosa Traction &
Light Company will be filed in the Of
fee of the clerk of district court of
the State of Iowa, in and for Mahaska
county, claiming of you the sum Of
Seventy-Eight 74-100 Dollars on con-
tract, and asking tnat a mechanics
lien be toreclosed on the middle 13
Of lot No. 3, Block No. 81, o. P. Os-
kaloosa, Iowa. No personal judgment
asked against any of the defendants
except Mccormick & Hanna, E. w.
Mccormick, Herbert Hanna.
= And that unless you appear hereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the December Term, A. d.
1908, of said court which Will COM
mence on the. First day of December,
1908, default will be entered against
you and judgment and decree render
ed thereon as prayed for in said petit
ton. E .r.,.i; -.
H. II. Sheriff,
lava Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

TO the Merchants Of oskaloosa and
Vicinity!-We are the sole agents for
the justly celebrated III Flour. As
to quality we allow you to write your
own guarantee. You can't make IL
too strong. II"
laws H. L. Spencer co.-Branch,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

III Flour, milled by a new pro-
cess which retains all the nutriment
and strength of the wheat. Nothing
better. .s.s. r. .., laws
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12
SUICIDE AT ALBA.
Ed osIesby a Shot Firer at Hooking,
Takes fCarbofic Acid. ..s

Abba, Now 10.-Ed Oglesby, a shot
firer employed in the mines at Hook
ing, near this aplace, committed sui
eide, Monday afternoon at his boarding
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

III Flour is registered in the U. S.
patent office and guaranteed under
the Pure Food Law. Note this guar
antee on each sack. laws
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

Buy sack OF III Flour, use half
OF 1t. If not pleased. return the other
half and get your money back. "a
lbs. OF -four costs you nothing
laws
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

Hunters cannot be too careful Of
their conduct In the woods. Reports
OF accidents and fatal shooting come
from all sides and local accidents may
be expected sooner or later.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

Rabbits are finding ready sale by
hunters at ten and fifteen cents each
and have not yet appeared in the
open market
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

Not too cheap to be good, but too
good to be cheap. H. Flour.
u laws
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
VIII Be Sent to Dead Letter Office II
~ r... ~. Not Called For. Ire

.e Following is a list of letters remain
ing uncalled for in the post office al
Oskaloosa, Ia. for the week ending
Nov 1903.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12
Mcvay's plurality

Bread Is the stan of life. that is, II
It's pure bread made from III Flour.
| laws
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

More than the usual amount OF fall
blowing is being done In Mahaska
county this fall.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

Mills do not grind nor money buy
a better Flour than III, l4wS,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

Gents List.
Brown, James Johnson. Ashley
Duncan, James Lynn, Richard b.
Denly, M. B. Larson, l.. N.
Funmgan, Tom Mcclure, A. J.
Guest Bros, Mendel, Isadore
Graham, E. Z. Parker, elson II.
Grubbs, John Roberts, Alya
Hogsett, Ray Roberts, ID. L.
Heller, .Chas, +. Serrins, Lyon
Harper, l.. Seong, s, G.
jacob, Joe. Shelton, +. M.
James, K. j. Van Wine, John
Ladies' List.
Binns, Mrs. L. Lemare, Katie
Bower, Mrs Dora. e. Phillips Miss
Davis, Mrs. VIM. (. Slomegar, Mrs.F,o.
Vernon. Dorthea
Parties callil Z for letters from this
list will please cali attention 70 adl
vertised list OF this date. The above
letters will be held TWO weeks from
date and then sent to the dead lettei
office.
Cbas. ". Hoffmuun. p. NJ.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-11-12

Progress is noted on the work OF
the Iowa central north of the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
STILL SEARCHING.
BUT WITH NO HOPE
Mr.. Kemper Will Leave To-Day
and Will Recommend Erection
of Temporary Building.

Notwithstanding his untirins search
through the city for Q suitable building
as temporary quarters of the post
office and the Federal offices, which
must be ready by the early fall. Mr..
Charles Il. Kemper, assistant super
vising architect of the United States.
has been unable to find in Richmond a
place which will serve his purpose.
The situation says Mr.. kemper.
has not changed at all. Several tent
ative propositions are being considered.
but no definite conclusion has been
reached as yet
Yesterday many of the larger build
ings We're inspected, among them the
Ballard House. but none We're found
to be adequate. Mr.. Kemper's idea is
to secure one building with ground
space sufficient for the mmodation
of the. post and with enough
room on the upper floors for the Offices
of all of the other Federal authorities.
All the buildings SO far inspected,
says Mr.. Kemper would have to be
remodeled on the interior to such an eH-
tent as to amount practically to recon
struction. The cost of this. he thinks.
would be more than the sum the gov
eminent has appropriated for renting
purposes. Mr.. I<emper leaves this
morning for Washington. where he will
file his report. 1t Is more than prob
able that he will recommend the erec-
tion of a new building for use tempo
rarilV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
PLAN FOR MUSIC
IN CITY PARKS
Hobson Wants City to Provide II
by Appropriating Money tor
Blues Band.

Satisfied that there is a popular de-
nand for music in the parks, Council
man Graham b. Hobson, In view of
the ruling by City Attorney Pollard
that public funds cannot be set aside
for this purpose. appeared before the
FINANCE Committee last night with
a new proposition. He suggested that
the sum of $4,000 be provided in the
budget for the Richmond Light IN
fantry Blues Band, with the under
standing that 1T will perform in the
parks on summer evenings. In this
way. he explained. the city can help
the Blues and enable them to develop
still more artistic skill. at the same
time giving entertainment to the pub
lie.
II was opposed to these concerts at
first said Mr.. Hobson, but the peo-
pie want them, and they mean much
to them on warm summer evenings.
The people can be provided with
amusement, and all the time we will
be helping an organization which de-
Seryes it,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
THIEF SNATCHED
PAY slip AND RAN
Crowd Captured Him After Chase
and Police Wanted Him for
Many Crimes.

James Jackson, a West Virginia ne
gro probably regrets that he left his
native heath, for his itching palms
have gotten him into trouble, and yes
merriest chase of his life. While the
employees in the Crenshaw Warehouse,
on Shockoc slip, were being paid off
James reached over and closed his
hands over a pile of money. He grab
bed it, and then stretched out for an
other The owner grabbed him, but
jackson broke away. Some one headed
him OFF and closed the door, and James
was chased around inside the building
like scared jack rabbit in a bull pen.
Hackett who had heard the rumpus.
closed in on him with the nippers.
Wanted for Many Crimes.
At the First Police Station 1T was
found that James was much-wanted
man. He was joyfully received.
idea of going into the livery business,
for he is charged with breaking into
two stables and stealing harness there
from. Manager William Slack, of the
Company, arrived shortly after Jack
sons Incarceration. and swore out
warrant against him. charging him
with stealing his harness. Sergeant
Bailey Identified the stolen goods, and
Jackson's jaw fell. Mr.. ]. Brown swore
Whitlock found the harness. On top
of these troubles and including the
money snatching, the West Virginia
product is charged wtk stealing an
overcoat q sweater and $40 from Mr.
j. Brown.
The negro will not talk of his al
legged misdeeds. He stated very inno-
Gently however. that he did not break
into Mr.. Browns stable, that 1T was
open.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
GINTER PARK MEETING
Citizens Prepare for General Improve.
mcnt-Mnnt County To Helm


Ginter Parks first citizens meeting will
DC held Tuesday night al $40 o'clock in one
OF the halls In the Union Theological Semi
nary Tho call signed by a number OF
resident and non-reshdent property owners
land mailed to all who own property In that
section, whether they live In Ginter Park at
president or not.
Among the important questions to be set
Led in the meeting is that of the school
me handsome building is nearing Iomple-
ton, and the citizens Will decide whether it
shall be public or private. The questions
OF police, street lighting, uniform sidewalks
ana the county appropriations for roadways
VIII be discussed, For many years not one
cent has been spent by the county in the
improvements Of roads in Ginter Park. This
section pays large sums annually into the
county treasury. Heretofore ali the i'm
proVements have been made either by the
late Major. Lewis Ginter or his executors,
and now the residents and property owners
contend that the county should do its share
OF road Improvement.
DR.. w. w. Moore. of the Seminary very
krdly granted the use of the hall in the
| seminary for the meeting, Hereafter All
( citsens meeting Will be held in the Assem-.
| olE han In the new school building
Plans have been prepared for unifor,,
concrete or granollthic sidewalks al n yery
low rate TO the property owners. and hi,
\ mater VIII be considered, as It Is Intended
! 10 begin the sidewalk work in the s,rino
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29


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What without
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29

TABLEAux AT THE ACADEMY
Entire Program Will, BE Re-
peatcd in One Evening-Cafc
Cl'antant To-Day.
Repeat Iableaux at
Academy Of Music

So great hns been the success of
the tnbienux presented mt the indoor
garden fctc for charity mt the JET.
ferson auditorium that the Indies
having tie affair in charge have de-
cldcd to repent the performances Mt
the Academy of Music ON Monday
evening mt $3.50 o'clock.
The entire program MS given three
nights mt the Jefferson will be re-
pcntcd mt the Academy mt the one
performance, and with the increusci
stage room and the possibilities nf-
f0rded by theatrical lights nnd
properties. the living pictures and
dancers Will prove more attractive
than ever.
Suci, n demand for boxes has been
evidenced TINT the Indies have de-
cided to auction them on Mt 10
o'clock to-niEht or mt the conclusion
of the Cafe Chnntant entertainment
In the auditorium OF the Jefferson
Hotel. The entertainment at the
Academy Will be for charity. Or.
chestrn seats and the hrst three
rows In the balcony will sell for 80
cents cach3 other sents for Is cents
each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
WOULD BE TOO DRASTIC
Ordinance Affecting Passenger aud Power
Comnany Not likely to BE Pressed.

Ir an opinion delivered to Chairman
Adams. of the Connect street Committee.
City Attorney Pollard declared yesterday
that the Virginia Passenger and Power Com
pany could not be required to put a. concrete
yLrface under Its Main Street rails from
Laurel to Eighteenth Streets without spe-
oal ordinance by the Council. The commit
tee on the strength of this information rec
commended the passage of such measure,
nn1 instructed the City Engineer TO have It
prepared.
1t was admitted that the work, though no,
absolutely necessary, would involve an ex-
renditure of thousands OF dollars and would
leave Main Street In n deplorab!c condition
70; months. For these reasons 1t is not at
all likely that the ordinance VIII be pressed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29

2lst, and were made to pay the for
felt. Many Of these were members
of band playing in the resort on
that day. On July 2Sth thirty-th
(ten of them musicians) were reported,
and the usual forfeit was imposed. On
August 9Th thirty-ilve were reported /;
on August 18th, seventeen; August
18th, six: August 25th. thirty: Septem-
Der LIST, twenty-siX. Forfeits were i'm
posed in all cases. A few reported by
the police were not connected with the
resort but the great majority were in
the employment of the company. The
police continued to report the place
until Sunday openings were finally
given up
When asked for a statement of the
company's side of the case, Mr.. An
drew Pizzini, Jr, declined to talk yes
terday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
SUES MAJESTIC THEATRE
thomas IL. Pearman Demands $4,000 Dan,
ages for Being Ei.ctcJ 800

Claiming that he was subjected Ia gross
nhalghiiles by reason OF his arrest In the
iGhby OF the Majestic Theatre Thomas d
pany clncD, filed suit against +. X. KnIn
az manager and proprietor of the resort for
NoYoo damages in the Law and Equity
he was arrested by an officer on ground.
less charge of disorderly conduct, bu, was
released after ejectment
resident of the city his pronertv was A..
tached, 70 be released upon the ning OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
Contract to TraG'ord

The joint Council Commltteeson Water and
Electricity yesterday awarded 10 II. w, Traf
ilGrd the contract for plans and spocinea.
tons for the new electric power plant at
we old Pump-House station. The contract
"a Tor $4,000, but II WAS awarded subject To
approval by the Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
ADJUSTMENTS
Bijou-"Gay New York;
Acadcmy-Dnrk.

Harry Emerson n, !. the :! funny UNI ,, German
been forced by the audience every
night to respond to dozen encores in
his song, "Hnky-Dee." Several of the
verses are localized and suggest the
political situation in the state and
city. The chorus, though not as large
as some which have been here this
season, lis strong in voice and fine In
personal appearances.
Next week at the Bijou the English
detective story, "RafIles, Twill be pre-
scented. in the New York dranlatiza-
ton. IS. Miller Kent, remembered as
one OF the leading men with tho
Giffen stock Company here five years
ago, will play the leading part. He
is said to lave a strong supporting
cast.
Ethel Barrymore will appear at ne
Academy OF Music on Tuesday even !,
ing, and the play Is to be Fer sister
which Charles Frohman arranged with
Clyde Fitch and Cosmo Gordon Lel-
noN to write together for the young
comedlenne. This is the first instance
in which an American author and an
English author have combined IN the
production of a modern play, ana
ting Miss Barrymore admirably The
sccomedienne is regarded, among au-
lnors, as possessed OF an individuality
dlflcult TO provide with a nlay. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
Charged with Theft.

Policemen Ogllvie and Talley last night
arrested Ned owens on the charge of steai-
Ing S15 from Lucus Tate.
George Flower was locked up the
charge Of pedling without license
Joseph Johnson lcoloredD was arrested on
the charge of stealing 500 worth OF trous-
crS from Roland Johnes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
PURGED OF CONTEMPT
Case Against

Case Against Jake Wells Dismissed in the
City Circuit Court.
Responding yesterday to subpoena, Jake
Wells. president OF the Wells Amusement
Company. explained to Judge Scott, OF the
City Circuit Court that in leaving the city
three weeks ago. just when he was wanted
as a witness, he did not intend to treat the
court With contempt. The statement waS
satisfactory, and the contempt charge was
therefore dismissed eaEt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
FUNERAL PARTY STALLED
Carriages stuck in lakewood Avenue Mud ant
Suits Ar. Ilreuf enel

Carriages Stuck in lakewood Avenue Mud ana
Damage Suits Are Threatened.
Unless the city takes immediate steps to
Improve the condition of lakewood Avenue
1t will be made defendant in suit for So
o0C damages. This statement was made by
II member of the Council last night, two
Undertakes being mentioned as the plain
TINS
On the way to "A funeral the other day
three carriages were stalled in the mud,
the occupants being unable to reach the
grave in time for the services. The wheels
were lacked ont of the mud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
TO SERVE WITHOUT PAY
Councilman, However, Forces Street Commits
tee to Audit Bills ProperIy,

tee to Audit Bills Properly.
Suggesting to the Council Committee on
Streets last night that the rule requiring
one member to audit the bills from Engi-
peerng Department be enforced. Councl-
man Hunsdon Cary, of Henry Ward, worked
himself into job which will be extremely
irksome The committee agreed that MI.
Cary's idea was correct, and designated him
the auditor, A motion to make the sal
AIRY $4,000 year was defeated. amid Laughs
te-. and Mr.. Cary Will perform the service
without compensation. exactly as he had en-
,,a.. nd &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
Judge Rhcn Lcaycs.

Accompanied by Mrs. Rhea, who has
been here for some time, Judge Rhea
left for his home in Bristol last night
lie will look after some business mat
tiers and return here next Thursday
or Friday to take up his work actively
as member of the Corporation Com
mission. Judge and Mrs. RLea have
engaged apartments at the Chesterfield
Flats, where they will reside pending
the building of their new home on a
lot recently purchased in the West
End
though naturally gratined at the
result of the session OF the Joint AS
sembly. Judge Rhea had nothing to
say for publication last night con-
corning the matter. He spent the
greater portion of the day in his office
| In the Capitol receiving callers and
famlliarizing himself with his new
duties.
Naturally the exciting scenes in the
last meeting OF the joint Assembly
were freely talked of around the Cant
tol yesterday
| Some OF the administration peo-
Iple We're saying that the Democratic
Opposition to Judge Rhea's contirma.
ton was the result of factlonal poll.
ties. but close analysis of the vote
falls to bear out this contention. There
| are some sore spots as "a result of the
Isharp debates, but they are already
healing, and only the scars will be left
I'm d few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
PERFORM FOR CHARITY
Passenger and Power Company Children
Give Entertainment for Charity Fund.

Passenger and Power Company Children
Give Entertainment for Charity Fund.
Quite "a large sum OF money was raised
aud large crowd of people enjoyed them
selves at tho entertainment given last night
ibv the children OF the Virginia Passenger
and power Company for the benegt OF tho
children's relief fund. The Reservoir Young
Men's Christian Association Hall was deco
recitatlons the stage was made to represent
a drawing room but the scenes were Suited
for the tableauX and drills ID
The exercises opened with song by the
chorus followed by recitation by Miss
Carmen Smith; piano solo by Miss Ellen
Ken; flag drill. by about fifty little girls;
itoblenu Rock of Ages; recitation by
Julien Barker; Mother Goose characters.
sixteen boys aud girls. vocal solo, Miss Ethel
piano duet, Miss Pierce and Mrs., Reynolds:
dialogue. "Kaislns the Price Of Butter" five
girls piano solo Miss cendon; tableau,.
When My I.ittles Ones Sleep"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
At Colnred y. Nj. q. a

TST"'VF
a the colored Y. NJ. G. A. Tomorrow
dress g hoys by b. r. Hill. q. n, Jackson
Will speak to men at 5.a0N on ''StranEth,n
There VIII be an explanation of the sunday :
school lesson this safternoon at O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
TELEGRAM SIGNED
WITH RHEA' 5 NAME
Wysor Declares He Can Prove
This Beyond Question OF
Doubt.
-------------------
.RHEA TAKES OATH OF oFFIc E
-------------.
Lull Follows Storm, but Case
Will Be Factor in Politics
Hereafter.
.RHEA TAKES OATH OF 0FFIc E

]
I After one of the most exciting poll
| teal contests In recent Virginia his
tory. resulting in the failure of the op-
position to defeat confirmation of his
appointment, Judge William Il. Rhea.
of Bristol, was sworn in yesterday
morning as member of the State Cor
poraton Commission to succeed Hon.
Henry G. Stuart, of Russell. Judge Il.
Carter Scott. of the City Circuit Court,
administered the oath at the residence
OF Detective l.. l.. Scherer. on Grove
avenue, Judge Rhea being anxious for
his wife to witness the ceremony, which
meant for him vi,dication by his
party.
Sign Already Up.
From the Scherer residence Judge
Rhea went Immediately to the Capitol.
\ printed sign on his Office door an
nounced that he was ready for work
During the morning a number of char
tiers, which had been awaiting action,
We're signed. Judge Prentiss was in his
Office when the new commissioner ar
rived.
There was the proverbial calm after
the storm of Thursday night. but
Judge Rheas friends did not neglect
the opportunity of greeting and wei
coming him. Indeed, he held sort of
informal reception off and on during
VIC Gay pul pup,ieig ne ..u.ia,, -,
re- s.'.a ~ go, ~, nrst
oiai .. 70 '1e ., ins ..,. C,.,
NV. nU''' t,n, ~ .rraasio, to,. 80 news
,,onors oI,toH,,,, Ia ,,,.s no+ura,l,. re-
lieved that the joint Assembly had
ended a troublesome question by sus-
tanning and confirming the appoint-
ment made by him.
That New Evidence.
senator Noe1,s unsuccessful attcmp.
to Mace before tho Legislature some
after-discovered evidence bearing on
the now famous Rhea telegram, and
Tue Presenee mere Oh MI. bev' .. W!soi
"iio,,i Sea.vi 49, iuV.en ~ .l''s Io,,
i.'aue 10 'n' n,
" Az VVsor ,a tsar S.o' ~ rins,
-, 49,, ms 90 -, nppe va 'i 3,
80 49, 80. - .tNs ~
80. -, -,
.''e iioil' hoe, cAeep' ~ ,''.''o'
,I -'o ,, VI this ne" e,iuen.e'
however, VIII ne cohsiaetea by INC
commune n,n ior ,he .inclaeht IS o,''eiai-
~ closed even II IL GOES ana VIII con-
tinue to be live and pregnant issue
In virginia politics.
Perhaps the most fiery and Volubie
echo yesterday came from the LeEls-
lature, when Senator Halsey, of Lynch
bury, and Delegate Martin Williams,
of Giles. branded as a wilful and mali
cious lie an editorial In the stanton
Leader denouncing ring politics. 1t
was a personal privilege" attack. An
evening newspaper, in it's early edition
printed numerous editorials from the
State papers condemninr the Rhea an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29
Midnight Mission.

$3.50 o'clock tonight in the Midnight Mis-
sion, No. l434 East Franklin Street. SUBJ
ject, 1.-The Power OF Pentopsr."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29

Naturally the exciting scenes in the
last meeting of the Joint Assembly
We're freely talked of around the Can't
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29

Mr. William y; Hughes. an old res
ident of Chesterfield county. died yes
terday afternoon at his residence. tty.
mics from Manchester. Mr.. Hughes
was eighty years OF age, and one of
the most respected citizens of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-29

The little son of Mr.. C. w. Ragland,
of Cowardin Avenue, was thrown from
corner Of Cowardin Avenue and Perry
Street, and was painfully but not se-
riously injured. His escape from be-
ing trampled to death by the animal
was miraculous. Aafl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-01

OCCASION Il salyaron Ia vida. Ell inter
prete Dc 50 yiaje de descubrimientt
era judio. Su mapa bahia sido dibu-
jado por Ribes y Sc llamaba el Maps
judfo. Elm6dico que iba con 81 en- IL
"Santa Maria, medico de Moguer. ers
tanbi6n judfo.
Adem3s, consta que era judfos Ell
la tripulaci6n de las tres carabelas
Rodrigo Sanchez, superintendente,
Rodrigo de Triana, marinero, que fut
el primero que vio terra en- America
Y, por dltimo, asegura que Crist6-
bal Colon era judfo espaffol, nacido en-
ell barrio de la juderia de Pontevedra
y los datos en- que ESQ aserto Sc fundan
parecen bastsnte 6rmes.