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Evening star., 1908-01-18
WHEN TEDDY STARTS To
COAST.
By MAY CORES

By MAY CORES
Mamma says aside: =
III am afraid 70 have him so,
He's such llttle hoy!
But can ! bear to tell him no,
And spoil his winters jev:l
Now. Teddy, here's your cap and coat
Your scarf and wristlets too;
truly hope you'll break no bones,
And don't you everdo.''
Sister says:
oh. don't Wish that was Ted
Just starting ont 10 slide. sa.<e
Please. papa. buy another sled
And give your girl q ride!
Oh: did you call me. Teddy dear:
You'll pull me one whole mile
III can wait till you get back?
Just see my thankful smile"
Grandma says:
1T truly IL a wondrous sight
These sletls you children own:
Enough 10 make one eroan.'
II you could lay your eyes upon
The one l used 10 ride
slabside' hoard-and then 1 wore
NJ fathers boots to guide.
My brother used the old dish tub
My mother threw away.
Bnt presume our fun rub
Would give yoCr sport today"
Teddy says
Say. papa. don't you feel real old
With such u great big boy
To GO and coast all by himself.
And won't you wish me joy"
Papa SAYS:
''For goodness sake. Oh. can II be
Ny bOyhood days are done.
And must ! quell all boyish glee
In honor OF my son?
Well. rush along. then: beat your chum.
mo. wife. twOn't make him sick
Now go 1t. Teddy! Hip. hurrah.
And prove that you're a brick."
Evening star., 1908-01-18
A REMARKABLE SCENT.

Three-yearold May had been forbidden
by her mamma to play with some sleigh
bells. as they were corroded. a few DAYS
after this. mamma being too i'll to rise
from her bed, May paid her vixit.
And how are you today my. dearo"
inquired mamma as May affectionateIy
patted her face. But. OH she added,
You have been playing with those rusty
old bells again. 49,.
The child looked at her mother in
amaZement.
How could you tell. mamma. when
didn't let um ring one bit?"
''The Odor of them is on your hands,
explained mamma. They smell just like
the bells"
May had sent to the store. half a mile
away. her brother for some chocolate
candy babies. which she called 'nigzer
babies She had been impatientIy watch
ing the road for his return for some time.
Now. as she realized the remarkable
power of mamma's nose, she turned to
her and eagerly asked:
Mamma do you NELL kernie comm
with my niger babies?''
Evening star., 1908-01-18
SWIMMING SANcHo.
BY BELLE PoNDE.

IoNbL-
"Sancho. Sanchc.' cried Clinton Rush
as he glanced in dismay across the wide
paddock. Hes gone again. Why did
forget to hobhIe him.
That's just what I want to know. you
young Donkey and Farmer Burr, with
a rod and line in his hand, emerged
from a thick clunp of bushes. in the
neigh boring turnip field.
See he continued wrathfully. point
in5 to the ground. 'there. and there. and
there are the prints of his pesky hoofs.'
II am very sorry-' began Clinton.
That's right. interrupted the farmer
erimly. go on being sorry. fll- give
you plenty of time 80 & -
.swhere is my horse, Mr. Burr" de-
manded the boy. ss'se--,,,--,-
aSafe enough where l put him." an
swered The farmer. and he Will be safer
WIN 1 get back from fishing. This is
the fourth time he's jumped that fence
and Ms the last.
.He shall never do it again. Mr.. Burr
said Clinton earnestly "only let ME have
sancho just this time"
Mr.. Burr uttered a derisive sniff. and
without another word stumped across the
field. and. climbing over the bars. dis
that grew in the narrow lane leading to
the river.
Clinton looked after the retrea ting form
and shook his fist. then he dropped down
in the short grass and rubbed his eyes
with his sleeve
I'll never see Sancho again. he sobbed,
never never. never, Father said he
would not interfere again, no matter what
happened"
Suddenly he became aware Of a far off
kicking. which sounded suspiciously like
his lively little mustangs heels.
Il wonder where he is" muttered Clin-
ton. springing to his feet and glancing
toward the river.
There was no one in sight so the boy
slipped through the fence. and. scurry-
ing along between the rows OF turnips. en-
tered the next field, and hurried on toward
a small building.
Hes there" exclaimed Clinton indig-
nantly. as a quick succession of blows
greeted his ear. "In the same shed with
the prize pig. and Sancho hates pigs.
After another cautious glance round
the boy stole up behind the shed and
see nothing OF his horse. but the hook
over which the halter had been thrown
was just below the hole.
"Sancho Sancho," whispered Clinton.
There was no answering whinny. and
now the boy became seriously alarmed
He ran around 10 the front of the shed
The door was secured with a padlock but
there were number of openings IL the
looseiy-ftted pianks. and he could see the
great pig Mr.. Burr was fattening living
unconcernedly in his bed OF clean straw
Glancing along the floor his eve en-
countered three Of Sanchos feet and now
Clinton understood why the kicking had
become so feeble. The horses fourth foot
Evening star., 1908-01-18

Happy.
All. now indeed, Nimble sat on the top
Of the mirror and his eyes snapped. This
was the time of his life.
Teddy knelt down and took from the
case a nice white vest. Teddy loved
vests. He carried that one into the next
room to try on. And when he had it
on he thought that he looked SO perfectly
beautiful that he paused before the long
glass to admire himself and make a
speech.
In the meantime Ninlble was not idle.
He dropped from his serene height to
the table. There lay the necessary. scis-
sors! BY bending over Nimble he could
reach the clothes. He clutched at some
thing; II was shirt. and now NimbIe
was happy. He peeped around and saw
Teddy arrayed in all his saiendor. and
spoutng his speech. Nin1ble would do
likewise.
Just then things began to happen. In
the excitement OF the moment the shears
fell from the table with sickening thud
Even Teddy Jumped. and he seldom no
ticed noise Then. with the fear that he
might lose his chance for clothes, MINI
ble's long tail waved in terror, and as
Evening star., 1908-01-18

had much on his side He could climb
tree better than the rest of them. and his
little beady eyes were the first to detect
danger when 1t was nigh.
Now one baIav fafternoon, when the
weather had not yet decided to freeze, Mr..
Evening star., 1908-01-18

| that Nature has a wise way of making
accounts even. People who borrow beauty
from their ueighbors must sooner or later
expect to have it reclaimed.
| PJZZLE-F'ind the bold hunter who is on
| Mr.. Squirrels trail
Evening star., 1908-01-18

Here is fellow with an AK
Who wfacks and whacks and whacks and whacks
At old dead pine tree
The chips fly whizzing through the air
The folks all think MAN is there
Till they look out-and see!
'Tis awfully dangerous to go
He holds his AK a little queer
: He's left-handed. they say
But still, the blows ring stout and true,
The echoes to them, too,
The tree begins to sway
Evening star., 1908-01-18

DIAMOND.
C.
X NJ
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NJ T. w
CONCEALED TRADESMEN.
/. Plumber. .. Painter. 8. Grocer.
BEHEADINGS AND CCRTAILlNGs.
/. C-spe.r. . Stripe. 5. Stage.
woRD PUZZLE.
1. Spin. = Fin. ,. In.
WORD SQUARE.
J.. J. At r.
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4. T. y ID
CHARADB.
Gladstone.
Evening star., 1908-01-18
rZA,N2&S,
CIN@iD' az

A mighty man this fellow seems
When to the watching world he screams
Get out! Go way! Go Slow
The tree swings, sways,. and crashes down
Then lies quite still, SO long and brown,
Stretched on the spotless snow
Would you might see him, as he stands.
His stout AK in his stouter hands,
Beside the fallen tree
Like Siegfried. very brave and bold,
although he isn't half so oldD
A real hero, he!
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-20
AND NOTICE OF BEARING
PROOF OF WILL.

CITATION AND NOTICE OF REARING
PROOF OF WILL.
State Of North Dakota, County of
IN county Court. Before Hon. John
IN the Matter Of the Estate of Lena
Edward Evenson, Petitioner
Matte E. Evenson. Andrew Anderson,
Ole Anderson, Annie Stangsland and all
other persons interested. Respondents.
The State Of North Dakota, to the
above named respondents and all per-
sons interested in the estate Of Lena
You and each Of you are hereby noti
fed that Edward Evenson the Petitioner
herein, has filed In this Court a docu-
In Wrdtng to be the
late Of the village Of Bartlett, in the
County Of Ramsey. and State of North
akota, deceased, with his petition, pray,
document as the Last VIII and Tesla
| ance to Edward Evenson Of letters testa-
| ton ana the proofs Of said purported
will and testament will be heard and
duly considered by this Court on satur-
| t two o'clock in the afternoon Of that day,
at the Court Rooms Of this Court, In
County Court House, in the City Of
| 1cV11o 4AdhcS NOuuly VI fLdmSoyy anu
State Of North Dakota; and
You and each of you are hereby cited
| to be and appear before this Court at
SAID time and place and answer said
petition end show cause, If any there
| be, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
| BY the Court,
| John F. Henry,
| Judge Of the County Court.
| (SEAL)
! Dated the Sd day Of March. A. D. 1908.
Let the service of the above citation
be made by publication once q week for
| three successive weeks in the Devils
| Lake 1nter-Ocean, a weekly newspaper
printed and published at Devils Lake,
IN said Ramsey County. n. D.. by per-
who may reside In Ramsey County, N.
D. and by Registered mail ON all other
respondents at their address as shown
by the records Of this court
n. John F. Henry.
1-EdWard +; Flynn, Judge.
| Attorney for Petitioner.
| (SEAL)
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-20
our EXCHANGES

Many and many successful man Of
today owes his business and social sue
cess to the fact that while a young
man he was blessed with parents who
saw to it that their child was governed
according to their ideas and under
their influence, and not always just in
accord with the wishes of the child.
Young men get pretty wise along about
the age of from eighteen to twenty,
but the wiser ones are those who are
willing to pay no heed to the "know-it-
all' condition of their minds, but rath-
er heed the advice and warning of
their parents. Many men realize when
they have reached the prime of life
that they would have been far more
successful, and would not have wasted
quite so many precious moments Of
their lives If they had given more heed
to the advice of their parents.-Pierce
County Tribune.
Is there anyone who is skeptical
regarding the rainfall of the coming
season? The editor OF the Independ-
ent does not pose as a weather prophet
but you can bank on getting enough
rainfall between this time and harvest
to insure a good crop If it is properly
planted We get seventeen inches
OF rainfall on the average in this Sec
ton of North Dakota, and since last
harvest we have received but five inch
es of that amount. This gives us
twelve inches to bank on. Just when
1t will come, no one knows, but it's
pretty certain to come for large part
in the month of June, just when the
crops are growing nicely, and when it
will do the most good. So go ahead,
get your seed ready, throw little ex-
ira feed into your horses and let us
all hope that we will get bountiful
crop. Be careful to remember that
the old adage is perhaps little more
to be observed in North Dakota than
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CERTIFICATE OF co-PARTMERsHp.

CERTIFICATE OF Co-PARTMERsH1P.
State Of North Dakota, County of
We. Frank W. Mann, Fred P. Mann
and e. Earl Mann, all residents Of the
city of Devils Lake, in the county Of
Ramsey, and state of North Dakota, do
hereby certify that we are engaged in
the mercantile business in the city of
Devils Lake, in said county and state
as co-partners and as such co-partners
are doing business at said place under
the firm name and style Of r. W. Mann
& Sons.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hands this 21st day Of February,
A. D. 1908.
Frank W. Mann,
Fred P. Mann.
e. Earl Mann,
State OF North Dakota, County Of
On this 2lst day Of February A. D.
1908; personally appeared before me,
Edward F. Flynn. notary public in and
tor said county and state, Frank w
Mann, Fred p. Mann, and e. Earl Mann
to me well known to be the persons who
are described in and who executed the
above and foregoing certificate and they
severally and separately each for him
self acknowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same.
Edward r. Flynn,
Notary Public, N. D.
MY com mission expires Sept. 20. 1911.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-20
notice OF SPECIAL rAx RECEIPT,
ole Skratass, J.
City Auditor.

notice OF SPECIAL tax RECEIPT,
Notice is hereby given, that a. Gov
LeDuc; that the date of such Receipt
is November. 1908; that the description
Of the property where said Tax Receipt
Frame building situated on Lot One.
block One of the Village Of Crazy. Ram
sey County. N. D.; and the name Of the
owner of said property in which said
and the name Of the lessor Of said prop
erty is Joseph LeDuc.
Dated February goth, 1908.
Jos LaDuc.
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- n, Ft7!5. .,ssfi'S.::i ;
RIDa RAIfTET.

:, Bids will be received by the City
Council for construction OF sidewalks up
to April 9Th; 1908, at s p. m. IN - ~
Bids to be sealed and marked PRO-
posals FOR sidewalk and addressed to
City Auditor City Of Devils Lake, N. D.
State price per square foot tile and
soft walk. Certified check for $50 and
bond for $500 must accompany same
Council reserves right to reject any or
all bids.
Ole Skratass,
City Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-03-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


State Of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey.
- In County Court. Before Hon. John
F. Henry, Judge.
Estate of Andrew B. Uline, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed, executrix Of the last will and
testament of Andrew B, Uline, late of
the City Of Albany, in the State Of New
York, deceased, to the creditors OF and
al persons having claims against said
deceased, to. exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication Of this notice,
to the undersigned executrix at her resi-
dence IN Albany, New York. or to her
agent, Henry G. Middaugh, at his Office
in the City Of Devils Lake in the county
or Ramsey, in the State Of North Dakota.
Dated: February Goth, 1908.
!, r T.. = Amanda M. Uline,
Executrix.
First .publkation March 9Th, 1908.
Burke, MNdaugh & Cuthbert,
= r. Attornays, Cor DrecutriH
devals Lake, a. Daa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-27
Are Y QIIIS||IS

Ell ayuntamiento ha concedido 81
Teatro gratis hasta ell df9 rs 4 los
apreciables artistas que antes forma-
ban la compafifa de la "Mdsico Tea
trail"
Segun Sc nos asegura aun no Sc hz
solicitado ell conflicto del pago de Ia
Ultima quincena.
Parece que Ell empresario de. Il
compafila que esta actuando en- Ponce.
hara proporsiciones 4 varioS artIStaS
de la compaf1fa que act6a en- esta
ciudad.
La simpatica tip1e Luisita Arregui,
Sc encuentra algo mejorada en- Sd do
lencia. de 10 cual cual nos felicita mos
La sefiora Chaves mafchar4 proba-
blemente la Habana, dejando por
10 tanto de pertenecer 4 la actual
compafifa.
La baja de tan apreciada artista es
verdaderamente sensible.
Circular diversosy encontrados ru-
mores sobre la salida de Ia compa-
fifa para Caracas, y por tenor de rec
tlhcac1ones no queremos hacern0S
eco de ellos. Todo es question de
dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-27
La VueIta al nupdO
en- adpm6Vl
LOS CONCURRENTES A
LA ULTIMA CABRERA

El anew York Tins" publica la lis
ia de los concurrentes la carrera en
autom6vilal rededor del muudo inicia-
da por ale Matfn", de Paris.
Seis SON las mSquinas que han par
lido a recorrer un trayecto de sa.ooo
millas, atravSs de los Estados Unidos
del Alaska, del estrecho de Behring, dc
10 Siberia y de la Europa.
Tres franceses. una Diou, montada
por M. NJ g. Bouciert Saint Chaffray
ell captain Hans Hansen Autran; una
Moto- Bloc, montada por M. M. Godardn
Hue y Livier y una Sixaire- Naudin
con M. M. Auguste Pous. Deschamps y
Beothe;
Una maquina italiana zust, montad&
por Antonio Scarfoglio Emilio Sitori y
Eurico Ilaaga;
Una maquina alemana Protos, con
el lugarteniente Koeppen, Hans Knape
y Ernest Mass por Gltimo.
Una maquina americana Thomas con
dos individuos solamente, Mr. Monta-
que Roberts Howard Brinker.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-27
C0IgOS de- lNgI0 gIelCi61
Las Ternas prOpuestas

Muy en- breve Sc cubriran las pla-
zas para los Juzgados municipales de
San Sebastian y Salinas, de nueva
creacion, segdn la ley aprobada por
las Camaras.
Sc han recomendado para los cita-
dos puestos los sefiores sigu1entes:
Para Ell puesto de juez de la Corte
Municipal.
Salinas. Jueces: senores Luis Co
lon Delfn, Jose Ortega Nevares y
Manuel A. Martinez Davila.
Secretaries: sef1ores Francisco A.
Fernandez. Ovidio Colon MARQUEE y
Ramon M. Rodriguez.
Marshal: sef1ores Ramon Vazquez
Rosario, Fernando Vazquez y Eusto-
quio Torres.
San Sebastian. Jueces sefores Ro-
drigo Font. joaquin Oronoz Rodoz,
Guillermo Cande.
Secretaries: sefiores Jose Tirado
Cordoves, Florentino Betancout, Tuan
de Dios Rosa.
Marshals: sefiores Francisco de la
Tore, Juan B. Agudo, Limo Gumez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-27
De higgiOne

Siguiendo nuestras indicaciones ell
propietario del cafe La Mallorquina
ha colocado una pantalLa en- la puerta
del inodoro; bien nos parece tai de-
cisi6n pero, hemos de apuntar que
81 bien Sc ha procurado por la moral, /,
ninguna medida Sc ha tornado en- pro
de la hygiene.
lPorque no imita la lauda BILE con
ducta de los sef1ores Luifia, en- su
elegaute "Cafe de Covadonga2
Desde Ell lines proximo empezare-
mos publican los establecimientos
de comestibles (pulper{as) en- que
aparte de la falta de limpieza, los
dependencies duermen en- asqueroso
contuvernio con los generos.
Tambien emprenderemos activa
campafia contra la falta de hygiene
en- patios & inodoros de un sin mime
70 de casas de esta ciudad. esperanto
que Ell celoso doctor Cordero nos
secundara con mano firme y sin con.
templaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-27
Todo e nundO con autOn6u|

Seg1n las estadfsticas. fines del
af1o pasado, circulaban en- Francia,
1855 automobiles de mas de dos
asientos y con una potencia media
de unoS ounce caballos.
Un autom6vil de IL 20 caballos,
que recorre anualmente unos Is. 900
kilometres, cuesta cada afio su
propietario de doce mil ounce mil
frances, y supone por 10 tauto una
renta de 50 10000 frances; y como
ell n1mero de capitalists franceses
con renta superior a 10000 frances,
es solo de 1900 (de las que 1900
son superiores 100000, es cosa evi-
dente que la clientela rica, para quie.
nes los automobiles ha representado
mas bien una question de moda Y
de snobismo. tiene va los automobiles
que necesita y las fabricas empiezan
q entrar en- un grave perfodo de
parallza cion en- suS negocios.
Esta es una buena noticia para los
no millonarios, porque los construc-
torres de automobiles veran claro que
Ell porvenir esta en- los coches ligeros
ly econ6micos. es decir, en- Ia demo-
cratizacion de este lujoso medic de
ltransporte, en- ell automovilismo aqrf-
cola y en- Ell acarreo de mercanclas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-27

En- hacer una parodia triste
y cansona, de la hermosa fun
cion del derecho que da a otros
hombres y a otros pueblos ell
ejercicio de todos los poderes y
de todos los derechos conquista-
dos, nos gastaremos una suma
importantisima; quedaran en-
suspense y monopolizadas por la
politica todas las energfas, las
actividades colect1vas exaltadas
por el egoismo y las ambiciones,
Y menos NAL. ST la lucha inu.
til, fatalmente esteril que Sc
aproxima. no sc lleva al te-
reno de las violencias y Sc
mantiene en- los linderos de
una relativa legalidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-27
Las E|ecciiOneS
NUEVOS EMPLEADOS

Han sido nombrados empleados del
Departamento de EIecciones, los seffo-
res siguientes:
Antonio SaIgado, Augusta Palmer.
Ramon r. SalaEar, M. Garcia SaIgado.
Jose Mayor Cruz. Julio c. Morera, Ra-
fsel Munoso, Jose Gomez joss, Manuel
Rosa, Francisco Aracil, Marcelino L6-
peg, Manuel Torres Borges, Rafael
Mufloz Carols, Eduardo Acosta, JOSS
Ortiz Llauger, Pedro Padial, Charles
Bosch, Guillermo Carreras. Alfonso Goe~
naga, Francisco S. Aybar, Rafael Har-
DOWN, Jose Gonzalez Darder, Luis
Aguiar, r. Velalla Ryan, Pedro ]. Yer
CARA, Fidel Prieto, Juan B. Rivera
Santiago, Francisco Bonele, Jose e,
Rios, Arturo Calder6n Rodolfo Lara,
Luis Berries Chrome, Jaime Palxot,
Francisco Gonzalez, Juan Pagan, jess
Moreno Santf, A. Rodriguez Vera.
Abel Murillo, Jose Menendez M onert
A. Lopez Zarate, Agustfn Navarrete,
Adolfo Hostos. Luis de Castro, Euge-
MO Malpica y Rafael A. Sacarellu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-27
|Ol0 QUGIo CNlII0 Un COnh0ISQ'
Una carta del aIcalde

Ell alcalde de la ciudad ha dirigido
una carta 4 Mr.. Hatch. contratiSta de
la obra de una cuadra en- Puerta de
terra, propiedad del municipio. Ell
expresado escrito, dice asf
s'Sefior Ell Secretario Gerente del
Consejo de Carpinteros del Distrito,
me ha dirigido una carta en- la que ex.
presa que en- la fabrica de la caadya
contratada por usted con esta admins
TRACTION, Sc viene trabajando mas de
las ocho horas diarias que una Ley
de Ia Asamblea Legislative de TO de
Mario de 1904 tiene establecido como
duracion maxima de I'm dfa de trabaio.
Y como la referida Ley est4 en- vi
gor, y recientemente Ell Honora BILE
Gobernador de Puerto Rico ha recor-
dado la obligation de su cumplimien-
to, dirijo a usted la presente con ell
I'm de que en- Ell case de existir ell ex-
ceso de horas de referencia, sc sirva
limitar Ell trabajo a las sef1aladas por
la Ley, cuyo cumplimiento es obli-
gado.'
Lo que transcribo usted para su
debido conocimiento como resulta-
do de su carta dirigfdome con res
pecto este asunto
Respetuos osamente,
(6rmado) F. DEL VALE.
Aloalde de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-27
SUCESOS

Ell ATROPELLO DE AVER
Por informes particulares sabemos
que ell propietario del automovil que
atropello al desgra ciado Vega, es Mr.
Francisco Fournier, (de Humacao).
IQue ocure con este suceso que es-
IA tan tenebroso?
1Por que no va al juzgado1
Que hay de la ley de academies,
Creemos, que en- este asunto Sc ha-
"a la luz.
JORGE EN- RIO PIEDRAS.-En
este tranquilo pueblo Sc ha presenta-
do tambien forge, pero la policfa in
tervino y lie impidi6 siguiese hacien-
do de las suyas. deteniendo a cinco
amigos.
In1til es decir que la policfa Sc
incaut6 de naipes y dinero.
UN SUICIDIO.-Pablo Asensio de
S. afios de edad y que hace tempo
presentaba sfntoinas de enagenaci0n
mental, sc suicide aver ahorcandose.
POR SOBORNO.-Zoilo Lopez fue
detenido aver en- Isabella por intentar
el soborno del guardia Juan Medina
Ramos.
Zoilo Lopez, habfa sido denunciado
por el citado guardia por hurto me-
nor.