davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
Governor Grs1i s Grsae spGeeh.

Governor Glenn's Great speech. I
GoyeeJ;npr' ,e!;npr R. p, Glenn, EN- kof Nor rth:
Carolina, covered himself with glo ory
before the President and the Cover,
hgfk. "HGJn made a very delight full
tspetch.' itakine as his subject the APP
:palachian- White Mountain park pro!
llecto ,Thel Times calls ut. the 10 otre
startling j; feature of,. theln session
tpong, Other things, GeNernprl GleIhn
saidi; i}', when the ;CiYil}, war lelllos clos ed
yon Of the North to Id, rs -that, I'VE
were 1ySur brothers. Yop said that
if we wanted ANYTHING to Come! to y pu
and VIZ would get it. Tie very fist
time we have come to y'oh to9assiSt
~us~inp preserving great industry we
are ,rebuffed. ~ Thiss statement
brought forth round after round ldf
applause from Governors from all
parts Of the United States! II: IN
Governor GIenn's reference to old
war times was, made during the
course Of an impromptui address in
whichnhe followed .tlealinesaof Presi-
dent Roosevelt in condemning Con-
~gress~ferc IFS -iaactivity:>o.-->>~-r-,---
"We have come here year after
year, .: said .gogernor Glenn. "ahd
asked that something be done to reg:
dlate the industry OF !intet- State for
estry. We can regulate intra-State
forestry, but we. .ceppSt regulate the
'ihteF-stateF industry ASd every TINT
we come to difaRepisaehtat!pea Ii
CoRareas they, seys i.Wait Until Dsxt
'ssssIoh,' lEat ia "tIsa aiisswasFf ais Rs ,hdt,
been getting fgf Seara
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20

. Consideration Of. the postoffcer., hp.
preparation bill was. concluded in The
Senate after which the Bill was pa IS,
I n Il.T. q; .lfiL1 Gil Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20

Mrs. Russell Sage has offered $50yy
900 to@sfa eaii endowment fund fol
thel American nBiblenSoeietYTif tht
rlatteriwiE raise alike amount ~
The Intentate,1Con Commerce Commits
sion states that it knowsi of .nolProom
ise: Of immunity -for, the 4railr pad
which are not complying With TIT
,i io,,,,,J;ry .1oucp - q
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
FRANK 3. HOWE, Editor and PubIisheI

Living here In town SO near the
New York state line and so closely
connected by ties Of kin and business
interests with Troy and Albany and
other New York state towns we some.
times hear comparisons as to the
comparative merits OF Vermont and
New York state not wholly compli.
mentary to Vermont Some of them
may perhaps be justified but in -four
cases out OF five the weight of EVIL
dence is the other way. An instance
Of this kind has recently TRANSFERRED
Some weeks ago the ladies' of the
city OF Albany started In to raise
money for the benefit Of the public
hospital there. Albany Is rich and
prosperous city OF over hundred
thousand people and the ladies of that
city by dint Of effort and persistent
energy raised $4,000. and Albany
then proceeded to brag about her gen
crosby and public spirit. Last week
the ladies' Of the little city Of st. AL
bans, Vermont, undertook to do some.
thing for their hospital up there. St
Adams is city of less than seven
thousand people, and large proper.
ton Of those are ordinary working
people of moderate means, yet in one
week the ladies Of the town raised by
public subscription the sum of$10,4S7.
Hurrah for Vermont!
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
BARRE MAN pErRAuDED
10 Prosecuting Man In Boston for
Selling Him Poor Automobile.

Boston, May 10.--In court here to-
morrow will appear Paul G. Hersey,
Is years old, of this city arrested Sat.
urday afternoon by Police Inspectors
Patterson and Norton on complaint OF
Frederick b. Drury OF Barre, VT, for
larceny OF 5000.
The story told the police by Mr..
Drury Is that he saw an advertise
ment In newspaper OF second
hand automobile for sale and came
to Boston Tuesday with Mrs. Drury to
purchase 1t.
They went to q stable at Is Lynde
street and there found Hersey. A
fairly good looking machine was sold
to them by Hersey SO they allege for
5000. They went out to try II and
after going about 500 yards the auto
mobile became disabled. Hersey
went to shop to get tools to repair
It and never returned Mr.. Drury re.
ported the matter to the police, the
arrest following.
The Barre man Is determined to
prosecute the man and Is remaining
In Boston for that purpose. Hersey
acknowledges the crime, saying he
did not expect Mr.. Drury would ar
rest him, because Of the expense.
The automobile was found In the
stable of q man named GOrmley will
known to the Boston police.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
PowNAL

Grover Cleveland OF Manchester, N.
H., is the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. J. B.
Christopher.
Mrs. William Van Kleeck enter
tanned several friends from out Of
town Sunday.
William Andrews OF North Pownal
has taken position with the firm of
A. G. Parker & Son.
Miss Alice Hout was the leader of
the G. +. meeting In the Baptist
church last Sunday evening.
Fred Thomas and brother of STRAIT
ton wers guests OF their grandmother
Mrs. Adelaide Harris recently.
Mrs. Marcia Campbell Hathaway
and Mrs. Joe Barber OF Bennington
were at Mrs. Sarah Reyes on Tues
day.
Word has been received OF the ser.
i0us illness Of Mrs. Lydia Johnson at
the home Of her sister In st. Louis,
Mo.
Mrs. Mary Croasdell, widow of the
late John Croasdell returned from
Baltimore last week She is now
staying with her niece, Mrs. Sarah
Pratt
Mrs. Van Schaick returned from
Middle Village, N. Y, last Monday and
Tuesday morning Rev. Mr.. Van Scha-
lex went there. Mrs. Baumes is ser
iously Ill.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hermon Foster has
moved to her new home In Medford,
Oregon, and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Hermon are planning to join
her very soon.
One of the steam shovels which
Contractor Daley had left here on the
completion OF the trolley line has
been loaded on the cars and will be
sent west to a contract job there.
Miss Hubbard spoke on missions at
the Baptist church last Sunday morn.
ing and gave the Sunday school chill
dren talk about the Africans and
the need OF missionary labor for them.
The watering tub at the junction of
Church and Main streets which has
been out Of commission for a couple
of months has again been put in good
shape by the Pownal Water company.
A coupling was found broken where
| 1t Joined on to the main.
Last Saturday Mrs. Alice Barber,
Mrs. Arthur Parker, Mrs. John w.
Gardner, Miss Elizabeth burlington
and Miss jeanette Gardner attended
The meeting In the interest of mission
study held In the Baptist Sunday
school room in Bennington.
A large delegation from the c. E.
society attended the county conven.
ton In Bennington: Rev. c. 4. Van
Schaick. Misses Claire and Grace Van
Schaick, Murray Niles, Misses Marion
and Mabel Niles, Miss Helen Lewis
and Miss Genevieve Barber.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
HoosIck FALLS

Miss Inez X. Kirby has returned to
Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Armstrong re-
moved today to Schuylerville.
Cola Guillow of Worcester, Mass,
Is the guest of friends In town.
William Straub OF Rutland is visit
ing relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F. Rising of
Gloversville are the guests of Post
master and Mrs. c. Frank Rising.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter Thayer of vii.
Evansville are being entertained by
the Rev. and Mrs. George 4. Webster
Of North HoOsick.
Wesley Smith, the sixteen year old
son of William Smith Of the Cold
Spring place, while playing around a
pile of lumber fell from the pile onto
his right arm, breaking both bones
above the wrist.
A meeting OF the Hoosick Falls
Athletic Association was held on Mon
lay evening at the municipal building.
rhe finance committee reported that
he sum necessary for the contract
lad been cut down to $681.66 because
II the various changes made In both
he fence and the grandstand.
Manager Toohey will give the fol-
owing a try-out in the opening game
If the season here next Sunday
Catcher, Mulcahey; pitchers. Hyden,
ryan and Smith; first base, Cady;
second base, Judge; short stop. Mes
or; third base, Steinbach; Keefe,
eft field; Morris, center field; Rud-
nan, right field Hoosick Falls will
,ave as opponents the American
locomotive team of Schenectady.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13

SWAMP IL not recommended for
ROOT kidney, liver Or ' blade,
trouble II win be found Jnst the remedy you
need. At druggists 10 nfty cent and dollar
sisss. You may have sample bottle Of THU
wonderful new discovery by mall free, also
pamphlet telling oil about 1t.
Address, DIR. KIlmer & Co.. Binghamton. N. Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
Libel Suits Against Papers.

Congratulations are due the Mont
pelier Journal upon successfully de-
Tending. upon appeal, the libel suit,
recently brought against 1t. Con
CALCULATIONS are due, not only In the
spirit OF professional fellowship. but
I'm the interests OF free press. What
ever abuses of the liberty Of the press
may ever have existed In Vermont In
a generation less sensitive to the lin
ltations Of this liberty or less scrup-
ulous In observing It, no man can
fairly charge today that the Vermont
press is in appreciable degree dis
posed to abuse the great power Of
publicity entrusted to It. There may
be, Of course, mistakes In the employ
ment OF that publicity at times, or 1t
may be misused In the exuberance OF
craftsmanship, but the deliberate and
calculating use OF printers ink for the
dissemination of untruths about men
that are designed to work them in
jury In the public mind. is unknown
in Vermont journalism In this day, so
far as the Messenger may judge.
There is another aspect OF this
matter, however, that the public
should take into consideration when
1t is charging up errors OF misstate-
ment against newspapers and some
times impugning a malicious motive
to such Measurements. The public
should remember the tumble OF unre-
lated details and odds and ends Of
fact and fiction that are put through
the newspaper hopper In tremendous
haste and under constant nerve pres
sure every day in the year, the seem
ing chaos OF names, initials, dates,
places, figures, and statements Of all
degrees of positiveness about an end.
less variety OF affairs Of human In
terest, and to reflect that, IL In the
proneness of human error, an occas
ional mistake Is made, the wonder Is
that there arc not more and worse
II does not require very complex
confusion of any of these details to
so distort the meaning or significance
OF some article or assertion about
some men or thing as TO do great In
Jury, and that, too, without the
slightest motive of malice and indeed
without consciousness OF the mistake
or misstatement itself.
The most carefully laid plans for
testing and verifying all news reports
before they are printed, the most sys
tematic and discriminating system OF
editing, the most painstaking super
vision of the mechanical department
where many OF the worst mistakes
are possible without any person being
aware of It until publication) do not
absolutely guarantee any newspaper
from running Its neck into the libe
suit moose every day It is printed. |,
Is, indeed, a hazardous occupation
this printing of newspapers and the
nature of the difficulties should be ia
ken into account at all times by the
critical public who should in all fair
ness, in each instance at least esti
nate the probability Of an intent t.
print an untruth and consequently {
libel by the general reputation of thu
newspaper for truth and veracity. BE
cause newspapers, like men, can tel
lies without knowing It at the time
But the honest newspaper will prin
he truth in correction when 1t Il
brought to its attention.-St. Alban'
Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
NINE cLERovMEN QUIT
viii Leave Episcopal Church for Ro-
man Catholic Fold.

Philadelphia, May 1.-Two more
Episcopal clergymen have quit the
Church to join the movement toward
Roman Catholicism of which the Rev
erend Doctor McGarvey, of this city,
is the head. The Rev. Albert 9
Cooper, who for years has been mis-
sionary in China, has severed his con.
nection with the board of missions
giving as his reason the unsettled
conditions OF the Episcopal Church
and the "impossibility of teaching its
doctrines" Friends in this city say
he has sailed for America to join
Doctor McGarvey. The Rev. Edgar
A. Swan has also quit the Episcopal
Church and will be received into the
Catholic Church with eight other
Episcopal ministers of this city.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
ADJOURNMENT MAY %
Agreement Practically Reached by
Leaders In Congress.

Washington, May 12.-At a confer
ence among the leaders of the House
and Senate II was practically agreed
that Congress shall adjourn on Satur
day, May 20. Representatives Wat
son, of Indiana, the Republican whip,
and Sherman, OF New York, and Sen
ators .Aldrich and Hale took part in
the conference. The understanding
was reached that unless something
unforeseen should occur the House for
the remainder of the session will de-
vote itself 10 the general deficiency
and military academy appropriation
bills and discussion of the financial
question, thereby enabling the Senate
TO catch up with the House on the
supply bills now in conference.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
Well-Fitting
eyeglasses

Spectacles and Eyeglasses
should not only contain the
right lenses, but they should
be correctly fitted to the feat
ures. This is our strong
point. When you purchase
your Shur-On Eyeglasses
from US you receive the bene-
fit Of our long experience OF
knowing how to adjust and
fit them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
HoosIcK

Frank Babcock has been confined
to the house by illness the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Donnelly were In
New York city few days last week.
Frank Sherman, who has been seri-
ously iii with Brights disease for the
past two months, Is able to be around
the house again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Bennington
spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. ].
H. Donnelly.
Mrs. Knowlton, who was in Flori-
da the past winter, was In town Mon
day.
The Misses Coulters will sail June
for Europe.
w. w. stillman, formerly Of this
place, will move back to Hoosick
again In September.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
COOKE HAS GOOD PLACE

Former Brandon Pastor Gets $t,t0C
at Tivola, N. Y,-Story Denied
Brandon. May 6.--Mrs. G. A. Cooke
wife of the Rev. Mr.. Cooke, states
that there must have been some mis-
understanding in the statement pub
lished this morning that Mr.. Cooke
had been assigned to West Winfield
N. Y, and failed to report there. He
Is now attending general conference
at Baltimore, Nd, but Mrs. Cooke
says that he refused to accept the
West Winfield parish when It was
suggested to him and he was assign
ed to Tivoli, N. Y. He preached his
first sermon there last Sunday The
parish pays $1100 per year which IL
more than Brandon gives its Metho
dist pastor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
FISHERMEN ARE JAILED
Eight From Port Henry Charged With
Setting Night Lines.

Middlebury, May 1O.-Eight young
men who claim residence at Port
Henry, N. Y, were brought to Adds
on county Jail tonight by Fish and
Game Warden William Taft and two
deputy wardens, of Waltham. The
prisoners were arrested In the town
Of Addison late today. while fishing
In Lake Champlain. Each of the men
II is alleged, had from three to five
night lines set when they were discov-
cred by the officers and arrested.
The prisoners whose names could
not be learned tonight, will be given
a hearing tomorrow morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
NOTICE /!

To the Depositors OF the Bennington County
Savings Bank
Sec 4GaI Of the Vermont Statutes reads:
"Iu the year nineteen hundred and eight, and
every Nth year thereafter, at such time In the
year rs the bank commissioner shall designate
the trustees OF savings banks. savings institu
tons and trust companies shall call In the de-
ssit books for examination and verihcation
aud cause the same 10 be examined and veri
fed BY some pers0n other than the treasurer OF
his clerks employed for that purpose and ap
proved by said commissioners"
In accordance with the above law you are
hereby Dotined IN present. your pass books dur
ing the month Of May next Tor exaDination and
u. Il. DEWEY. Treas.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13

Grover Cleveland OF Manchester, N.
H., is the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. J. B.
Christopher
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
Weak
Heart Action

There are certain nerves
that control the action
Of the heart. When they
become weak, the heart
action is impaired. Short
breath, pain around heart,
choking sensation, palpi-
tation, fluttering, feeble
or rapid pulse, and other
distressing symptoms fol-
low. DR.. Miles Heart Cure
is a medicine especially
adapted to the needs of
these nerves and the mus
cular structure Of the
heart itself. 1t is a
strengthening tonic that
brings speedy relief.
Try it.
"For years suffered with what
thought was stomach trouble, when
the doctors told me I had heart
trouble had tried many remedies,
when the DIR. Niles almanac came
into my hands. and ! concluded to
try DR.. Miles Heart Cure. / have
taken three bottles. and now ! am
not suffering at all. l am cured and
this medicine did II. I write this In
the hope that II will attract the at
tsntion OF others who suffer as / aid"
MRS. ID. BARRON,
So4 Main st.. Covington. KY.
Your druggist selis Or. MlIes' Heart
Cure, and we authorize him to return
price Of fret bottle (only) u u faIls
70 benefit you.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13

When your food seems to nauseate
take Kodol. Take Kodol now and un.
III you know you are right again.
There isn't any doubt about what It
will do and you will find the truth OF
this statement verified after you have
used Kodol for a few weeks. II Is
sold here by ID. A. Ward.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
No Sc tieDe derechO a ESQ.

Los pOliCfau n6msros 179 = 29O come
tisron anooho una fAlta, debida al deIco'
nocimisnto que paFsce tienen de laI peFBo'
mas honradas dc San Juan.
Anoche presancisban un bsile en- ID
cRIle del Sol los sefioEe1 Juan Sierra y es'
posa, Ruino V69qusE, Rafael Ibafiaz y la
Bei1oRita Cristina Calder6n.
De pTonto be leI acorc6 Ia paTeie de po'
licfsS indicada y dijeron 4 las senoraB que
se retirarsn; peTo 10 hicieEon en- forma tai
que 81 no eH por ID intervention del sar'
gsnto Inocencio Dias, de la detective, tel
vez hubieEa pesado algo deaagradRbIe para
Las citadas sefiOEas.
No 30 tiene ell deFeCho, para avisar
acerca de cuRlquiP prscepto de policfa, do
poner Ia mano enCims de nadie; psro
CuRndo Be tFate de BefioFsg, tocRFlas por eI
hombro en an abuse intoleEable = solo ex.
plioa Ia torpeza de IN poliCfa.
81 cumplimientO de u ley no excluye
nj Ia coFtesfA nj ls cultuTa Conque los po'
licfRB deben BeEyiE aI ptblic0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
Titus URGE.


81 informa uus s.ta manaua fac rscogi.
do. ssglin vs. nSeruka, poE 1a ambulanCis
All hosDitnl naval! url pacients de tifur.
que % hnllaba EeCcgid0 Gn una caHa de ~
CaIIe da BRrcaIona.
ss inforna tambf6n que ge trata de un
ioven ds e-t. cspial quien passFa Ca
e1os 81 rsEvicio desls e0mpafifa talef6niCA
afEm6ndogo qUo contFnjo lR terrible heoro
POGO ds u1llegada q - ciUdRd del Iu'
Tabo.
Al dicho j6yen nptfcia1s gus Ie aUatita'
y6 un northumberland quien & POGO tam
bien fu6 pEaza del tifuG.
X sa agogura adsm6G que 81 Iuaituto de
ests otro pacienss tiico fa6 otro americana
81 cunl tambiGn cay6 con Tel tifua
POGO de llegar Z CaguaI.
EI enfsrmo TeCogido Por la ambulancia
ca Ii Calle ds Barcelona, estG mafRna,
aunque mpy d6bil, Gubi6 q CARLO Hin gran
elfusFEo personal, aCompahkndole un
anCiano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
UNA VISTA.

Hoy nos visit6 Is nifR GPacieIa del Va
lie, acompafiada de 90 padre don Juan
BsutiAta del Vale.
Nos inform6 el mencionado senior que
hace sIgunou dias 90 encuentra en- esta
Ciudad pFoCedente de Aguadilla, busCando
colocaci6n. Entire las peFsCnas q he visits,
do-nos dijo-fguFa Ii gefioER Post,
quien mi hija le recit6 aIgunas compost.
clones y Ie pidi6 trabaio para mi, In co.
nora Post le manifesto que % vieEa con al
senior Acufia para colocaElo, Ri Oh que he.
bfa donde. OtTa de las psrsonau que ha
viBitado es el- OomiaioDado del interior
Mr.. Grshame, quien 10 pressnt6 don
Juan J. Jimsnez, para que 10 coloque
cuanto antss, ii as poGible. El sefior Jime'
nez le Ofreci6 que tan pronto haya donda
coIoCaFlO Ber6 en- mpleado sn obra6 pdblicas
La nihits Graciela del Vale cuents
cuatro amos y tiene gran faoiIidad para
hablRF y Facitar en- p6bliCo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
Con u euehIlIo i /. Ilrg,s dInonsIonu'.

AnoChe On Puerta de TERRA, pE6xima'
monte & Iag once, 81 individuo Juli6n C6.
taIa penetr6 ca la casa de JulianR Dau'
bon, can nm cuChillo az largas dimsn'
stones le infri6 CuatEo puhaIadal
81 guaEdia GiEona acudi6 enseguida 81
aitiO del guceso, psFo no encontr6 81 agre.
Bor, que habfs hufdo en- les BombFas = 30
ledad de Ia nochs.
Ia deggraciada )uIiana corri6 deBpavo'
Tida poE laG cslles poaterioreI de la Callc
de San AguBtfn. Pedia deSolada auxifo,
perO 81 fin cay6 deBmsyada on la via del
fsrEoCarril, en- donds fu6 encontTada MAJ
tsrde.
IL pobre Juliana fu6 conducidR 81 hos
pital municipal, en- donde fu6 CuEada.
El agFeuoE fu6 arFestado Gsta mafisna y
pue1to disposition del juez. quien ls exi
gi6 $500 de fanzR para obtsner Is libsE
tad provisional.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-07
FL AL9ALlE DE- LA
las senior Ramirez
aDafGCG lluertO el
Ia playa De Gua
naiibO. =
Sc Is sncOntI6 una taIjeta despiii6n-
dose De 81 sa10Ta E hijOs.
Ea ii Rio ''Cigdltss" Is oleontrld0 Il eltiul
d Antonio RIylEa.

<
Lon iguiSdtel tolegramas ua han FeCibi'
do On 81 Cuartel general de Il poliofa inGu
lar con facha desayer y fuerOn COmunicados
hoy ID prenIa.
Ponce 2. r enero s, Jefe Interino
r. I I-Anoche CRbo TiFso Rodriguez y
guardiA SAlgAdo pueato dc Psiuela1 aEreI,
taron Ramon OliveFa pOr hurto una mo-
villa Sieadole oCupRda. Capitkn Fernan'
do N6tsF.
Playa Mayagisz. Mafisns hoy ~
Aido 0DcontrRdo orilIe Playa eEtR CiUdad
una CaEtsra sombreEo que domueltEan
psrteneCeE 81 Alcalde az Lajan: tambi6n
una tarjeta diFiiidG % senoTs despidi6n'
dose de ella hijoG y manifentaudoleI Te'
Holuci6n suicidRTBe. CoDjusz Benet prae'
tico investigation , % busce cad6vsF. ~
Captain Sil6u.
Mayogusz 6-PIaya GuanOjibo apsTe'
ci6 cad6veF: identifcado requIt6 1sE ssfioE
Juan Ramirez OEtfG AlcaIde L8jas. Ca
pitfn Sil6u.
Cdguas 6.-Aysr madrugada fu6 heFi'
rido % barrio Canaboncito indivfduo Pc.
dFo Dfaz por Juan Pablo Leon: agredido
fu6 Oonducido al hospital y agregor 4 la
c6ECsI. I.-SRrgsnto Blanco.
C6guaB Gun hombTe, dssconoGido
spsrsCi6 el G6bado shogado Rio CaguitaB
oFilIaB camino Conduce hacienda Santa
Barbara; de investigaci6n resuIts Ilamarss
Antonio Rivera Eer de CiRles Ca.
muY.-SRTgento Blanco,