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The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31

All the passengers In the rear sleep CT had been killed. but as yet few bodies were identified. Only two or three names were given. A rough cut of a shattered. burning car, with Ter rible Wreck" in huge billboard letters took up half the page.
 She never forgot how that page looked; at any time in her after life she could have reproduced 1t. even to the blurred lines under the heavy black type. The paper was fresh from the press. and the odor of printers ink was ever afterward associated with that hour.
 The newsboys were crying the ex- tras on the street below, and now and then came the sound of distant hand organ.
 There were two other trains he might have taken-and this one. From the moment she had first glanced at the paper she felt with a fearful certainty that it had been this one.
 And now all the unkindness and coldness and intolerance that she had ever felt for him was burning itself into her brain.
 Only yesterday, her birthday, he had brought her a great box of roses Awkwardly and clumsily as was his way, he had given them to her, and she had lain them aside with per functory thanks and an impatient dis dain of his awkwardness.
 And then she thought of the letter she had written her younger sister a few days Mary Jack Craig if you want to. He is clever, brilliant, fascinating-and, after all, those are the things that count. He. may be a scoundrel, a drunkard, a rake-oh Madge, 1t doesn't much matter what he is-if only he isn't fool! You can forgive man you love everything but stupidity That Is the one hopeless, unpardonable thing. There is no wretchedness so great as that of a woman married to a mah that she knows Is a fool"
 That she had not sent the letter gave her little comfort, for she had destroyed 1t through no sense of loy- alty to him, but from the same instinct which prompts us to conceal our wounds.
 The telephone bell ia the hall rang out sharply. There was & little pause and then 1t rang again--a loud. i'm patient ring. But she did not move: she sat with clasped hands, her eyes staring vacantly toward the hall. They wanted to tell her of his death. She would not let them. She knew t already, she would not hear 1t nut
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dain-not Ioathing. Un, no-n0-so must not look like that! She put her hands before her eyes. John! Johnl" 1t was almost shriek
 He started up. Why, my dear. what 1t is?"
 "Oh-I-I had such @ frightful dream. and I awoke and saw you there-I was so frightened! thought you were going to Albany"
 Dear. you had better He down again, you are trembling so."
 He came over by her and stroked her hand awkwardly She drew 1t away, as though to arrange the pillow at her back.
 Don't you want this other pillow"
 She shook her head.
 No didn't go to Albany. we were very busy at the office, and fortunately I put 1t off The 2:30 train, the one would have taken, was wrecked just 40 miles out"
 'Wrecked?" she repeated 1t duly.
 "Yes-a horrible wreck was dlTdlu you WOulu see tue exlTd anu Uc frightened. so l tried to telephone you that l hadn't gone, but could get no answer. You must have been asleep"
 "Yes-I must have been asleep"
 He took a paper from his pocket and began reading her the headlines. Could she ever forget them--those head lines? The corners of her mouth twitched as she thought how glibly she could repeat them and how aston. ished he would be If she should. He laid the paper aside. Tt was a horrible wreck--the worst that road has ever had"
 "Yes-it was horrible"
 T am glad you were asleep and did not see the extra. You might h.ve been worried" She smiled faintly. her eyes on the l torn braid of the chair.
 "Yes. might have been worried"
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ing to stop her subscription to the News. And we promised to do so when she quit talking over time about a certain other ger- tleman.
 She WIS clever Ii tie woman, and he was no snob, out he had threatened something that brought from her the remark;
 If you do, I'll murder you!"
 How" he inquired, Hike a bear"
 J. H. Altman who organized the Retail Merchants Associa- tion, spent practically all the first part of lis career as a rail- road man and has held some very important positions. For more than twenty years he served as conductor on various roads in all parts of the nation, and during this time he always hauled in his caboose what most people would consider a rather strange en- blem of good luck-a small tomb stone. He declares:
 II never made but one run without it and then the caboose turned over, killing eleven ne groes and two brakemen and 1 had my shin so badly smashed that splinters of bone still work out through the flesh. 1 didn't leave the hospital for II months. /"
 It surely was a good omen. Get one.
 Late calls seems to be quite fashionable these days. To have to get out of bed and dress for a late call is something that might stand good for a column of About Town, but why be too personal. It is sufficient to state that it ac- tually happened.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
An lrrefutahle Charne.

Why, Dan Cupid. are men inclined,
 At least far more than may well be, To woo the girl who's the least resigned Kind sir, if you know, please tell mel m one with the chaps who never can
 feel
 A love for the maids who'd mold us, And yet would anything risk to gain A kiss from the lips that scold us! m sure, Dan Cupid, you're doing wrong By not in mankind installing That thrill of delight which inspires song, For the maid who Is warm and willing. Take one who's willing to be caressed, And never desire wills us To clasp her close 'gainst q throbbing
 breast
 lis only resistance thrills us, We never much of an interest feel For the girl who habituaHy snuggies; ! ct risk our nechs for a chance to steal A kiss from the girl who struggles! We charge, in short. that you ingrates
 make
 Of us; teach us gifts to flout, sir; To turn from the lips all pursed to take A kiss from the lips that bout. sir. Roy Farrell Greene, in Scrap Book.
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she Slipped Down on Her Knees Be.
 side tho Chair.
 fingers were tearing the braid of the upholstery.
 There was loud closing of door, and the sound of steps in the hall be- low. Slow. heavy steps-her hus- bands!
 She stood up straight and still. The steps came nearer. Now they were on the stairs. Amid the whirl of emotions that swept over her, she was clearly conscious of but one thing desire to escape, to gain time. The reaction had been too sudden, she could not face 1t now. With a quick movement she thrust the paper behind the couch and threw herself down as though asleep.
 The door opened. There was a moments pause. then the gentle clo- sing of the door and a careful tiptoe- ing across the room-the ponderous tiptoeing of a heavy man. Another pause, then a moving of things on the mantel, a search for cigars and matches. more tiptoeing and the creaking of chair. And now she listened with curious expectancy for i the striking of a match. But the si- lence was profound
 She looked up through half-closed lids. He was patiently holding the cigar, fearing to light it lest he waken her The heavy, forid face, the awll- ward set of the shoulders, the great, ungainly figure-she closed her eyes with sickening sense of faintness. It had all come back. That one swift glance had brought it all baek-all the old impatience, the old intolerance. the old disdain. With all her strength she fought 1t, struggled fiercely against it. She tried to think of the things she had thought of as she knelt by the chair-his kindness, his patience, his never-failing tenderness. She tried to feel again the pity and remorse she had felt then, She dashed herself with reproaches and accusations. But even as she did 1t she knew 1t to be hope less
 She sat up Quickly-an involuntary movement, physical protest at the intolerable pain of her thoughts.
 And then her eyes fell on her hus- band. He was asleep--his head thrown back against the chair, his mouth half-open. and an expression almost of idiocy upon his face. She had never seen him look like that not quite so repulsivs at that. No no-not loathing! She had never loathed hint had only been dis.
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An Extra
By MABEL HERBERT URNER
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into words.
 The bell rang again and yet again with angry persistency, and she lis tened with a curious sense of defiance. When at length it ceased she pictured them bringing him home to her-still and lifeless, and so piteously cold.
 A sickening wave of remorse swept over her. Oh that she might kneei beside him and kiss his hands-the hands at which in her heart she had so often sneered. What if they were large and thick and awkward-they were kindly. honest hands, and now. perhaps. they were burned aLd crushed beyond recognition. If she might only have a chance to atone, to make somo restitution for all these years of cold ness and indifference. And N had been wores than indifference. 1t had been derision and disdain. so thinly yelled that she could not but know how often and how deeply she had wounded him.
 How relentless had been her cruel ty! She who could never bear that any creature-thing should suffer, whose heart went out to every friendless dog, to every poor old dray horse-yet to this man, this kindly, simple man who loved her, she had been without pity.
 She slipped down on her knees be- side the chair. It was hardly a prayer-those halfformed. incoherent sentences that she murmured. It had been years since she had prayed; but now she was following the primitive instinct that is in us all-the seeking of some supreme power in the moment of greatest need.
 A long time she kneIt there, only vaguely conscious that the chair arm was pressing painfully against her cheek and that her nervous, trembling
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CONGRESS-.

The News is authorized to announce w. Goodwin, of Bradley County, as a candidate for Congress from the seventh congressional district, subject to the action of the Dem ocratic party,
 The News is authorized to announce H. S.. Powell of Ouachita County, as a candidate for Congress from the seventh congressional district, subject to the action of tho Demo- cratic party.
 The News is authorized to announce Minor Wallace of Columbia county as d candidate for Congress from the seventh Congressional district, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic party.
 THE NEWS is authorized to annhunce J. H McCollum of Hampstead county as a candi- date for Congress from the seventh district. subj ect to the action of the Democratic party.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
About Town.

Last evening E. A. Short, the jeweler, came into the News of flee and requested the loan of our step-ladder Now, just what use Mr. Short could possibly have for a step-ladder we are unable to say.
 900
 A young lady says if we don't quit talking so much about the same fellow every day, she is go.
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SpeCidlJ

near by lands that will certaInI
 pear very attractive to anyone {. ing to buy a home.
 6 acres close to corporatioo ? building sites. Can be diyidII suit purchaser or sold as a wbol,I
 40 acres within one mile of N colt, first-class up land. AlI fence with small dwelling. 20 acres ridge land, l-2 mile
 Beautiful building place. An 80 acre newly improved h
 two miles from Prescott On rural mail line telephone line, under fence.
 See me for prices and tern,I these. If you want them, it cl little to talk about them. No. 347 1-2. 1S4 acres sand dirt land farm l mile from met, Ark, on rural route, 5u dwelling, 3 tenant houses. b
 , artesian wells; 75 acres in d vation, 70 acres good timbet acres pasture land; all m ienCe... ............, Nu 345. so acres of impuj up land, 2 small houses on s overflowing well, barns andol outhouses. 35 acres under fe@
 23 acres in cultivation, young chard; l miles from Pres( S1.50 per1 No. 346. so acres of fine bot ' land all of which can be cula ted; no improvements eIj
 about 16 acres in cultivstiu1
 miles from Prescott; reason
 terms ..... ......... SlO peri No. 34S. A 12 acre home in(
 of the prettiest little villaga|
 Nevada co nty, new 5 room tage, well painted and all
 buildings and fences in goodd dition; small office buildinsI property; good orchard, v1
 and wood. daily mail, healt3
 location; improvements
 worth the price. e............ No. 3I7. 600 acre fine boi(
 land farm near Fulton, Ark. k.a3
 l75 acres now in cultivationI
 mainder in timber consistind
 white oak, gum. maple, VI,
 and ash; public road on
 sides of farm: well watered,
 ant houses; a fine oppoiiu1
 tor investment at. SlS perl No. 344. 800 acres timber
 oak, gum add pine, s miles Prescott near Camden bra
 railroad ... S7.50 per1 No. 355. 120 acres timber near Lackland, Nevada coa
 other lands adjoining, SSl acre.
 No. 3l9. So acres of impvl farming land ? miles from colt, on rural route, telepn3 line; good houses, barn andI
 all under fence; 30 acres in vation, fine wood land; walef| creek all summer; easy le4 1 .................... Sl5 pef1 20 acres l-2 mile from the poration line of Presc0ttonH lie highway, all under tenee other improvements; high,s1 ly rolling, well woodedi eI
 ent location for building,
 farm or other purpose terms. s.......... ..... s25 per ! No. 297. 70 acres 5 miles
 of Prescott. uuimproved' per acre.
 Three 2-acre tracts just ! side of city limits, fine locs
 for building; within reaea
 water, lights and local teleP
 exchange, good neighporn will sell only to thosewho
 build and make omes; see ne Iprices and terms.
 A well improved mp lana \ of 2S0 acres 8 miles east or colt; fine stock farm; good orchard and tenant house, neighborhood with schoo church facilities. ... slu ps, No. l92. 240 acres of wlia'
 few miles east Of PrescoA price and easy terms.
 No. 241. 40 acres of ufiinE ed land near Sutton, AfSr
 per acre; a bargain at the
 No. BOA. 600 acres of unims d land in the southern p
 fNevada county, SS per ae'e
 Two nice office rooms 'o' conveniently located.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce Jno. F. Warren as a capdidate for SherIf of Nevada County, subject to the action of che Demo- cratic party
 We are authorized to announce Ed Hood as a candidate for reelection to the office of Sherin of Nevada County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary,
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized to announce J. A. Baily as candidate for County Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Nat Martin as candidate for County Clerk of Nevada County, ,Subje to the action of the Democrat ic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

We are authorized to announce J. B. Me Graw as a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Missouri Township. subj ect to the action of the Democratic primary, March 18th
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
FOR TAX ASSESSOR

We are authorized to Jno. D. Bright as a candidate for reelection to the office of Tax Assessor of Nevada County, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

We are authorized to announce Finis E. Murrah as a candidate for reelection to the office of Citcuit Clerk of Nevada County, sub ject to the action of the democratic party.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce Clyde Marsh as a candidate for city marshal, of Prescott, s lbi ect to the action of the primary election February 18th
The Prescott daily news., 1908-01-31
TEL EPAONE z%2

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Any erroneous reflection upon the charac- CT, standing or reputation of any person, firm or corporation which may appear in the col umnS of The News will be gladly corrected upon it's being brought to the attention of the publishers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-25
P8nChO maIO SentGnCiadO en- Cayey.
Era tan psIigrOsO como una Gaia
de nitrO-gliCerina,"
I'm buen pastor de aImas, eI padre
ECheVaNia.
{ De maestro oorrespOnSaJ. }

Mayo "a La noticia de tenerEs en-
psTBpsctiva al prestigioso caballeTo senior
Alfonso Aguero, como candidate psEs Is
sscFetarfa de la CoEts de DiGtrito de Qua
YAmR, hR rido muy bisn acogids por 81
eiemer to unioniSts de ests pueblo.
A 90 dias de srEesto fa6 cendenai0
por 81 Hon. jusz dc psz sefior CollaEo, al
hujsto Francisco Arroyo (s) Pancho Mslo,
per 81 Bupussto dslito ds poItar aTmas.
Ests individuo no haCs 20 dfaB TegreA6
de la c6Ecel de Distrito de Guaysma, dom
do cumplfa condsnR por hurto msnor y al
tsTar Ia raz,
FL actiuo poIicta Cea6rso Rosa presto
al BsTvicio de que dsmoB Cuanta.
Hoy no ha conCuETido Hu cfcinR,
por hRllREss RtRCado de fusEte grippe, don
Pedro TossRg, secEatsEio municipal.
-Dsad0 haca vaEioB dfaG 30 enCuentra
entire nouotroH el jovsn SAcoEdote padre
EchevariE, quien hs Aido encaEgsdo de Ia
direction de lR igleSiR oRt6lieR dc este
pueblo.
La llogada del modesto quito padre
EchsvaRTis, hR Hdo muy aCegida por Ia
gran fslapge do CAt6liccs con que Cuenta
eltR pRrroquia.
Ia igIeGiR CRt6liCR hs vuelto con el sa'
certots mencionado verse concurrids y,
poE tanto, 6I ha deBpeEtsdo el entusiaamo
EeligioHo, hs tempo RlstRTgado.
Don Antonio H9rreFo, pTRctieantG
municipal = muy amigo de ente corEeBpon'
sal, Dc hslla poatrRdo en- CANA deade hRcs
slgunoB dfAs, Con tel motive nUmeToBol
amigoB concuTren q 81 casa diRTiamsnts I
RnteraEss del estado del pacisnte
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la LdaIRIsITaeI6l.

Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por m a1o $500. Pago an
tieipndS.
Ell PETROLEO o ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y sQUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENFO. Como Sc ha pretendido Dor
algunos 1ndustriales recomendar Ell aceite
de petroleo como un sustituto del aceite de
hfgado de bacalao, debemos advertir por el
Dlen ole los mismOs enfermos que ell 8ceite
de petroleO es una substantial mineral, qeu
81 Sc usa lnternamente es eXpelida integra
por las evacuaciones intestinales, causan-
do la larga indamaci6n de las Was diges-
twas
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de tOdO alimentO la de ser asimiIable
y volverse parte de los tejidos organicOs Y
no puede nj remotamente comp ararse con
81 acelte de hfgado de bacalao, cuya pro-
pledad de nutr1r y fOrt8lecer los organis-
mos debiles 10 han hecho tan necesario Y
tan justamente apreciado en- todO el mum
do.
La mejor manera de tomar ell aceite de
hfgado de bacalao es en- la forma de emul-
sion, por ser asf mas facilmente absorbido
por Ell est6mago; de todas las emulsiones
conOcidas, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es universalmente considerable como la
mas perfecta Y la mas ef1caz, no soIamente
por la pureza del aceite de los demas in
gredientea que Sc emplean en- su elabora-
c1on, sino porque es la d795c0 emulsion que
cOqotje0e satbStd41ci08 que SrrSten 8 Sg1fLo-
men et est6na0go y porque en- una palabra
es ell alimentO mas concentrate mas asi
m1Iable que cOn0cen los m6dicos para
combatir tOdas las foTmas de debilipad
organica. para purif1car la sangre como
uu auxiliar indispensable para las persC-
mas afectadasIde tisis, de eser6fuIa de ra-
quitismo y otras dOlencias cr0nicas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-25

--ss han tx pendido las 6rdenss opoEtu
mas pava que ingreSen en- 81 AEiIo de Cis'
gon do Ponce los individuoB liguientel:
Juan Rodriguez, de MayggiaI; Juan
Vazquez Miranda, de ATecibo; Lorenzo
Lluvsrau, dc Ponce; Manuel C6cereI de
CAbo Rojo.
--Eata tards rsgreuan & 81 rsBidenCia
de Ponce los Sres. LuiS PorratR DoriA
y Julio RoEiCh, que han sstado en- San
Juan en- RHuntou del municipiO de Rqu6IIa
CiudRd.
AVISO.-Dessamoa YER por sstss of
cinRu 81 senior JoH6 OteFo Melendez. Gene
ral Commission MarchRnty Manufacturer
Agent, parp notifcRrIe un RBunto que ID
inteTegR. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-25
0bjeto de utiIidad y fantasia.

81 estab'scimiento de la cRlle San Fran
ciEco, Las NovedadeB'', igas impoTtan'
do en- cads vspoT los mejoreB ATtfculo de
utilidsd = fantasia proCadentsB de Eatados
UnidcE, Europa yAAis, estan al alcance
de todaB las fortunes. CAmas para mRtri
mopip con Eus accessories, IsB hay lindfsi'
mas y de vsrdadero arts. SombTeToB,
eSenciss fass, gusntes, panuslos, jusgoB de
tocRdoE y cabinets, alfombrR, botonRduTRF,
l6mpsrRr, cuadroH, pOatalss, objetoB ispo'
ueBeg, eEtatuREia y cristslerfa, ETC., ETC., Be
hays Hiempre & eHcojsr en- 81 elegsnte
eEtA tAblecimierto 'LRB NoVeda 1sB''.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-25

A COMPRAR MADERA.-La Com
pa1ta Industrial de Santures (5an Juan
Box 657) tiene On claBs dc primeFa q pre-.
clos sin competencia, an complete Burtido
para construction de caBas Molduras de
todoB tamafloS. Tablillas para peTBiRnaV
Dep6aitoB. San juan frente Rl muelle
n6msYo 2. SAnturce Stop. "a. Te.efonou
425 1880. Ia
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SUCESOS EN- La lSLA
APaEeCs IN mueltO en- Ia via del fs-
IIOCaIiI, eerGa de BarGelnneta.
Inc0ldla que en- AHlsGO d0strvyO una casa Do co.
TgTGlO.

WeiHtUh
HumacAo, Mayo 22.-En Ia tards de
hoy muEi6 Mr.. Padl BeBBog mecknico de
10 central "Paato Vieio", Gauss de hR'
ber'e deHtrczsdo 81 Crsneo un fondo dc HE.
rro que le stIyfa de dep6sito dc sguR
On Gu casa que le oaY6 encima al tratar
dc niYelEElo. CSpit6n JdlicP.
MauEtf Mayo % -GusrdiR Emilio
Costaa Purcell detuvo jose Beuito Soto,
RutoF de esca 'smie1to en- Is nocha del II
del CorTisnts en- Ia cRBa de Joa6 Hudo, do
Jsyuya, ocupSndole obittoB TobRdou. Fu6
puesto disposition jusz munieiTal Te'
nisnts Cassla
Sahara Grande, Mayo 23.-Ayer en-
baTEio Arenas de Yaucc, en union guaTdia
Carlos Jim6nez, ATEeEte individuo BsrnRE'
dino Ramos por huTto de cbf6 don Anto
nio Castillo. Garcia.
LsTeB Mayo % -Ay TecupeT6 an cs.
TFetars ul CAballO robRdo Angel V6.eg,
del bAETio Magos do San Sebastian, Ts,
niente Chapel,
Rio PisdraB Mayo %. Con fechs 18
Fdsl corTients Ttmiti6 don Jos6 r zach de
SRntuFce don Rsm6n Yalnmil de 6Ate,
una cRItA cent .niendo IN chstk por vaIor
do CusTsata y cinco dollar, ain que haRta
al dia dc aver Il habiase Teaibido. Dieha
cREts fac suatraida an Is administration de
corEsos nor indiViduo ] Sc Pillar Ramos
ex guariia po'igfa inEu'ar quiea anocha
Arrtst6 ocup6ndole va abieltA Is CEgts =
chstk de Tttsrencis. Cofts Federal sngen'
dsT6 ssuuto Ssrganto Igsavidsz
BaEceloaeta, Mayo "a. Aver mtiiAna
RmAnSci6 muslto & oEiilaB de Ia via indi'
viduo Ramon NAinet: iLvestigado hecho,
este nujst9 aa!i6 del pobIado por Ia nocha
en- eatRdo de embTisguez. Risndo arEollRdo
por II locomctora del f.rrocarTii que pas6
laB 10 P. m reau'thndo poT tArto ~
musrts Canual, Cabo CordeEo.
HumscRo, Mayo "a -GusEdis Francis
co GRrcfs, Ezequisl C6ydsnsE P6tez 8e'
garra, arTeataFon Rno, hs en- a ciudad, Gin
CO peESonaB poE juegos prohibidoB "Mon'
ts'', incautsndose del dinerc, dos bATai.s
sfactog Cspitsn Jddiee.
YabucoR Mayo "a -Anoche en- union
guA1diR Motta RFrest6 individuo Nico'5s
Lopez. por Rcometimieato sgresi6n. Ss
gdu mAndsmianto jQez municipal de Hu'
macao. Csbo Sotc.
YAbucoa, Mayo "a. -Anocha entire 8 y
10 r. m aTrelt6 individuo Pedro Morales
por digpEro do aTmas On poblRcj6D. Cabo
Soto
San Lorsrz2, Mayo "a Hoy de ma
drugads SarpEsndi con gusrdis Julian Pc
r3z Lsonides Flores una jugsdR 10
prohibido "dados' en- la casa de Antonio
Saul, arTsEt6 4 ciu3ai ianoS y les coupe dA'
dos dinerc. Cabo AzpuTds.
AhsHoo, Mayo "a. 10 p m. Tenisnte
Costa de Afagco me Comunie6 tenfa fagg0
en- Ia poblRci6n Holicitando Ruxilio faeEzs,
inmsdiatsmsnte sail con dos parejas Cs
bo MilRB Datscti7sB Casa concrete
Lauveano Ramos, quemada totalmento, es'
perando locRlizsrle en- Ia misuas por HeE
mampoattria uua Hscci6n bnmbsTos Maya
guea tambi6n han llegado. FAFrestsdoB dos
depsndientsa de dicha csHs.El dueno 81 Ra
mos elt6 esa Capital Casa Eohsvarrfa ,
Co., haHtR ahorR no hsmoB podido compro'
bar 81 casa existencias sstaban SIS gura
daS. AutoTidades gsnte p1blsci6n han
tAbsjado heT6icRments svitRndo grRndsB
pc, ,didRV. Captain Silen.