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The Springdale news., 1908-02-28
PROMINENT BENTON
 COUNTY FARMER DEAD.

John Hughes, one of tie lead- ing farmers of Benton County, died Saturday 1t his home north of Elm Springs from an attack of pneumonia. The remains were taken to Gravett for intefment. AIr Hughes formerly resided at Osage Mills, and something over twenty years ago purchased the old Payne Goteher place near Elm Springs where he has since resided. He came to Benton County from Waldron, Scott County. Mir. Hughes is survived by wife and six children. three sons and three daughters. Of the children only two of the boys are now at home. Mr Hughes was emineutly successful from a financial stand point and leaves valuable estate.
 Mrs. and Mrs. C. Dodson ar rived home Friday night from San Antonia, Texas. where they went some time ago for tile bene- fit of the formers health, who has beeu a sufferer from rheu- matlsm for the past few years. Mr Dodson's many friends will regret to learn tHat he k no bet ter. Mrs. Jennie Niekerson, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Dod- son, returned with them.
 The new buildings to be erect ed by E. A Gifett neeessitates the removal of the platform scales that have stood 50 long on the lot, and Berry X Lane, the owners, are preparing to locate them in the rear of the Spring dale Cash Dry Goods Co. ]. C. Johnson Is also having platform scales put in the rear of Daily's drug store.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-28

Mrs. Frank Parrot, who went to Crowder. Oklahoma. some days ago to visit with relatives. Is HOW at Okla homa City visiting with Mir. and Mrs. (. l.. Baker, and Is expected home soon.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-28

w. II. Kelso is seriously i'll at his home in the west part of town with an attack ot pneu monla.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-28
FRUIT PROSPECTS
 WERE NEVER BETTER

The News has talked with a number of fruit growers, and the opinion of all seems to be that prospects were never better at this season of the year for a good crop of fruit of all kinds, Peach buds on some of the younger trees, and some trees that have not been properly cared Tor, have been damaged, but on the whole the outlook for peaches Is very bright and unlesss the crop is damaged later on it promises to excel even that of last year. The outlook for apples and straw berries iS even better.
The Springdale news., 1908-02-28

On the third page is an item stating that Miss Mary Curtis Cardweli had to give LID her school at Lincoln on account of illness. Later reports say that Miss Cardwell Is greatly improv-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
NORTH DAKOTA
IS FOR BRYAN
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN
sTRUCTS EGATES TO
VOTE FOR iEM--STATE AID
MINISTRATlON ENDORSED.

Grand Forks. n. D. March %
After almost three hours of oratory
this afternoon. the committee on reso-
lutions of the Democratic state con-
vcntion reported resolutions, the chief
purpose of which was the indorsc'
mcnt Of Bryan as the nominee OF the
national Democratic convention at
Denver. The resolutions instructed
the delegates to vote for Bryan. Gov
crnor Johnsou's friends made no effort
Ia secure an endorsement,
Governors EHrke's administration
was endorsed and William Collins OF
Bottneau chosen as national commit
teemau
Governor Burke was chosen dele
cate at large by reclamation The
district convention ciected other deli"
yates to the national convention as
follows:
First district. David Gorham; Sec
crd district. f. f. Kage Third dis
trict. NJ. A. Hildreths; Fourth dis
trict. p. II. Perry; Fifth district, 6
81. Swcidel Sixth district, Frank
Iigh; Seventh district, J. w. Mclean
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

United States Senator Alfred p
Kittredge of South Dakota, who ap
pears to have a hard fight on his
bands for reelection this year, was
born In Sheshire county, New EIamp
shire, March %, 1861 After grada
ating from Yale University in 1882 he
took a three years course at the Tala
Law School. Soon after he removed
20 South Dakota and began the pra,
.tlce of his profession in Sioux Fails
lie met with success as lawyer ami
soon began to take an active intercs,
in the public affairs OF his adopted
state. In 1889 he was elected a mcH-
Der of the state senate and continued
10 serve in that body until 1898 la
1901 he was appointed to the United
States senate to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Senator James
H. Kyle Two years later the South
Dakota legislature elected him for the
full term, which will expire next
March.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

river. The boat had on board about
200 persons. of whom GO or 70 were
lost. Mayor Taylor and the citizens
grpcrally, rendered every assistance
possible and had the survivors
lrou4at to the St Charles hotel where
every assistance was given 20 them.
AZ boats in the nar0or except the
Bay city, promptly went to the assist
ance of the Inflated passengers and
saved many. The captain Of the Bay
city positively refused TO render any
arl To the burning poat. The next day
tn, citizens Of Cairo held an indlsn.,
ton meeting and adopted resolutions
strongly conforming the brutal con
duct of the captain OF the Bay City.
The city council voted to pay ali
bills contracted by the officials of the
city for the relief of the sufferers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
conneui,o competfno Telephone

Compelling Competing Telephone
Companies 70 Give Conneetions-ln
the ease of Billings Nut Telephone
Go. ". Rocky Muontain Fall Telephone
CO.. l5- Federal Reporter 2o7 the
court held that, under the constitution
and statutes of that state. one tee
phone company may compel eomp't
ing company to give connections for
long distance service. and that thf
right 10 connect included the right to
use. The court intimated, however
that this relief could not be granted
except under the constitution and
statutes referred to.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
INJUNCTION SUIT
FOR WATERWAY
WILL BE TRIED IN CHICAGO
COURT APRIL. 2o--lS DIES
FLAMES NAVlGAeLE?
lie the Question on Which Hinges
tClaim of State to Control OF
Canal Route From the
Great Lakes.

Chicago. March 2J.-The Injunction
suit OF the state Of Illinois against
fine Economy Light and power Com
lanv of Joliet concerning the latter S
dam in the Desplanes river will be
tried in Chicago instead OF Grumpy
county. Judge Mack has agreed to
hear IT April 20. Judga 5io.Eh OF the
Circuit court orGrundy r'auty refused
10 hca. the case and a change oil
venue was agreed to by counsel TO-
both parties.
This case is important in its bear
ling upon the route of the proposed
deep waterway to the Mississippi riN-
or. The plans for the dam in question
we're submitted to the War Depart
roent's engineers, and sanctioned as
q lock for navigation was provided
and the rights of regulation Of the
pool was rendered to tho federal gov
eminent However the plans of th"
State OF Illinois fer the construction
Of deep waterway depend upon
water power revenue. and the state
seeks to acquire this dam; hence the
property rights of the private corpor-
alton are to be determined by this
suit The Economy Company contends
that the tender it has mdac amour s
t. contribution Of $500000 toward
The deep waterway. which is the pro
jcct of greatest Importance to the
business interests Of Illinois at this
time.
The dispositions filed il the circuit
court Of Grundy county are unusually
yomninous, for the taking of testi-
nony required several weeks. The
ldcpositions of General MeKinzic, chief
II United States Army Engineers
Congressman Burton Cairman of the
internal Waterways Commission, and
CONGRESSMAN Lcrimer have been filed
and are notable in their relation to
the deep waterway to the Gulf Gen
leral McKinzi0'o testimony included
the definition of a nayigable river "as
the same is known. understood and
acted upon by the War Department OF
the United States 1t was as follows:
The consideration given by the
| War Department in q question OF this
lllad. ) based upon the decision of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

Recovery of Insurance Paid Under
mistake as to Oeath--A most unusual
insurance question was decided IN
The ease of n. Y. Life ms Co Y. Chit
teuden. IT, Northwestern Reporter
80. 4 person holding policies OF IN
surance with plaintiff company disap'
peared, and was not heard of for seV
eral years thereafter After seven
years had elapsed an administrator
was appointed. who threatened &c
bring suit on the policies If they were
not paid The policies We're tinall>
paid. subsequently The missing per
son reappeared The defendant
brought an action against the admins
traitor ia recover the proceeds of The
lolicies. The court held the decision
Ia be res adiudieata ON the question
of the death Of the insured aud lila
bility OF the defendant
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
LEciL DECISIONS
ssxssssssxss9ssss 6ssssssss

Restraining Control of Corporate
affairs Ry Compet-tor-In the case
Of Bieelow V. Calumet & Hecla Mining
ro. t5j Federal Reporter, 500, defend
ant and the Osccoia company, OF
which plaintiff was president and
ylocRholder. were competitors in the
production of copper. Shortly prior
to the annual election OF o:icers of
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

Negligent Burning of Property Left
on Highway person building fir"
on his own premises, which spread to
aud destroyed 4 quantity OF wodd
piled on the sides Of the highway
adjacent to the premises. was held
b. the supreme court Of Massachu-
setts in King V Norcross. 81 North
eastern Reporter II, TO be liable
therefor. Notwithstanding the fact that
plaintiffs used pari or the road for
such purpose. this constituting but a
reasonable use thereof, which the
owner had a right to exercise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

the Osceola company defendant pur-
chased a large amount OF stock IN the
Osceoia company It also vote PLAIN
tiff that il expected to obtain contro'
OF his company Thereupon he filed a
bill asking for an injunction against
the voting of the sock on the ground
that il was in violation of the state
and federal antitrust laws. The court
held that the plaintiff was entitled Ia
the relief asked for.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

The Republican county central COM
iftee went to Springfield yesterday
ia today they will declare in the
ate convention there that the Repub-
AN voters of this county are for
jncle Joe" Cannon for president OF
United States. They will not be
.claring the truth when they do so.
very large percentage of the Repub-
AN voters of this county, If not the
ajority, are neither for Joe Can
IN nor for the stand-pat policy OF
,vernment which he represents. The
spublseans of Caro- and Alexander
unty are for Roosevelt or for any
an that Roosevelt wants.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

4 OF course, the esteemed Citizen does
rot know anything about the Joker
|ln a euchre game Any knowledge q
h card game would be sinful know
|sage and would seriously disarrang
LA sunday halo. But 1t has shown
some very intimate and some very
practical knowledge of what Little
ECKER" may do in city printing bld
|,f what such thing can accom-
IN what such thing can accom-
,lish In an interurban ordinance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
STEVENS DIED SOON AFTER
OPERATION LAST NIGHT

San Francisco March Durham
W. stevens died tonight at ll:3o' i
few minutes after recovery from an
anaesthetic administered when an on
Grafton was performed earlier in the
evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

The death of Hon. Richard E. Pow
rs leaves a vacancy in the represan-
Ion from this senatorial district IN
ne Illinois General Assembly. Mr..
,cwers was elected as the minority
representative and had promising
lture before him In which death cut
I'M short. He had been for years one OF
1e most popular of the young Demo
rats of Cairo; he was good mixer,
man who had the knack of making
.iends and had he retained his health
al life there is little doubt that he
ould have made himself felt at the
ate capitol. His untimely death Is
after for regret throughout ihls DIS
Jet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
Al nEaMAN THIRD WARD.

Edward A. Burke authorizes ms an
|rouncement as a candidate for re-
election as a member of the city coun'
III, from the Third ward Of Cairo, HI
|ue,s al the election to be held on
|Tu. saay, April q, 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

In the Associated Press news from
this morning Congressman
is quoted as claiming tha'
tJJncle Joe" Cannon will be hoihi'
mated for president at Chicago. II
|there is any analogy between rallroal
building and president making MI Me
|Kinley's prediction may be taken serl
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

The presidents message to congress
yesterday is given in full elsewhere in
his paper. 1t is strong campaign
locument because the recommends
ions he makes are all such as people
Generally will approve. We are inter
lsted more especially in what he says
bout the waterways. His recommen-
alton that the government should OK
ct compensation for the many and
.reat water-power privileges it has
ranted is particularly worthy of note
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ALDERMAN SIKH WARD.

THOMAS A. FULLER authorizes
h,s announcement as candidate ioF
alderman in the Sixth Ward OF tho
CITY Of Cairo, at the election TO o.
held en- Tuesday April 81, 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

The Bulletin is on sale at me y
lowing places:
coieman's, 214 Eighth street,
halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

On June 25th the steamer Ben
Lewis exploited one of nor boilers and
burned to the waters edge shorty
after leaving Cairo and just as she
was rounding into the Mississippi
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

Many people SuHeT lIpth
Poison and don't know il.
If You have aches and pains IL =
bones. back or joints, Itching, Seal y
skin, blood feels hot or thin; Swop'
Glands. Rising and Bumps O. 49,.
skin, Sore Throat or Mouth, failing
hair. Pimples or offensive eruptions
Cancerous Sores, Bunnps or Sores on
Lips, Face or any part of the bod
Rash on Skin. are run down or Do'
vous, Ulcers on any part of the CODY
Carbuncles or boils, Take Botanic
Blood Balm, (B. 3. b. Guarantees
to cure even the worst and most deep
seated cases. b. b. b, drives all poi"
onous matter from the system an
sends a food of pure. rich blood di
rect to the skin surface. In this wa!
Aches and Palms are stopped, all Erup
tions. Sores, Pimples. even cancer are
quickly healed and cured.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, %. 3. b.
composed of pure Botanic ingredients
DRUGGISTS, 81. Sold in Cairo, III.
by w. r Simon, 1901 Washington Ave
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

Monroe c. Crawford and John n
Unlikely were opposing candidates for
prosecutins attorney for this judicia
district.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

average number OF complete and
perfect copies of the Cairo Bul-
letin printed daily and sunday
during the year l9o7.......'''''
Average number of complete ana
perfect copies OF the Cairo Bur
letin printed daily and SUNDAY
during the month of February ooo
1903 ...........''.''''
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

which takes its name from dreadful
massacre that occurred in the neigh
borhood in the early days OF the
Northwestern Ter1troy A lot of red
devils" robed themselyos in bear
skins and made Their appearance on
the shore opposite. The troops at tine
tort took the bait and a number
started over for bear meat I'm
mcliately upon landing, brit 100 lat
tor escape. they were pouhce| upo1
by an overwhelming force OF sayag
who had concealed themselves In ihc
bushes, and all were slaughtered. Tn
outlines of the fOrtincations are yet
gcry distinct.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
February Circulation.

The above is correct statement Of
the circulation OF the Caro- buiie'in
a. the year 1907 and for the month OF
February 1908 r,r
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager
subscribed and sworn to before nle
.h,s second day of March 1908.
LEO ]. KLEB,
(Seal). No'aA
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

The editor visited Fort Massac,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
MARCH 2s. IN HISTORY.

Spanish Armada dispersed by a
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26

Geo. NJ Patchen the New Jersey
stallion, defeated the famous taF
mare. Flora Temple, So long regard.
rs inyincible The mare haj recently
trotted a mile in 2.2Ila. IN the race
between her and Geo. NJ. Patchen the
latter won the first heat in 2.23 and
the second in 2.25.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-03-26
1ismartk

OW many living men can squarely
stand up and honestly compare
themselves as the equal or supe-
rior lin any way whatsoever to
the great Iron Chancellor of the
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COBgresO de soCiedades aspaToIas

PeTi6dicoB mexicBnoB de Ia importancia
del CoTrto .EspoaOJ (Ciudad de Mexico) y
El EspectadOr (MontsEFsy), discut0n Is
original idss de EeuniF en- no punto de
America IN gran COpgFtBo de 6ocisdsdtB
eBps nolaB, pEopOniendo & San Jas6 de Coz
ta RicR para Ia celebration del notable
evento. La IDEA 60 aobsrbia-dica uno de
sHoB peEi6 licoO-pOr Ia aolidaridad que
tandsEia & est. b!scsr entire los eHps II oleB
que EsBiden en- ell continente. San ] . es
punto centrioo, f1ciIments REequible. Tai
coDgrsBo. espeCiAlnents si gs com pone de
elsmentos prodactoEe1, foancieros, ComeE'
cialss industFialeg, impEimir6 un mI'o de
dignidad & Is America ssps hola. La Anne
ria csntrSI, indudRb!smsnte, .CoLquistaEfa
msgn1fioaB vsptajGs en- nombEe, en- credit,
en- ii f lencia ST los grupos activoB en- el
Comercio eEraf1ol dc Am erica, ponsn ma
nos q la obr0, de seguTO que tOl.brar6n el
cengreao.
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10 que Sc sseguTa que OGuFTe en- la
Carretera de Barrsnquitas a Co.
melfo.
Es una 0brl del pVUbIO De Puerto Rice, J no teI
plrildO rOpubIlclRO,
(De nWestrO oOrTe0pOn8GE }

Julio 8.-se nos aBegurs que en- los ira.
bOjo1 de Ia CarFetsER que enlRzaE6 & este
pueblo con OomeTfo, Sc hAc0 propaganda
poIftica por sIgunog empIeadoB de Ia con-
tFAtR y gus haBta 10 CoACciona q CapatsceH
y psoneB Bino iugreERn en- sl PaEtido Rs
pub'icRno nFgfndOlaB tFabajo.
LIamGm3s 10 atenCi6n de eBog BefioEeg,
por primers vsg, al hscho de que 81 pueblo
unioniBtS hO contribuido directa indiEsC.
tsm0nte & la construcoi6n de eBa caTretsra,
= no es poAibls permitiE que ella 70 empIes
como aEmG para CombatiElo,
Es una obFa dsl pueblo de Puerto Rico,
no del PREtido RepubIicAno, y por tAnto,
~ que All y con todo ue luoran do BuG
vsntBjNS pecuniaIiaB, debeu peEmanecsE
neutFaleB, hsGta TeCoger 81 provscho que
pTocsds del pueblo sin diatinCi6n do par
tidoE.
Es TeComendabIe poE todoH conceptoB la
a9titud dc los tfi 3reB que componen la bri'
gadR de inspection. TodoD han llenado,
hlutA hoy, BuB debeTcB profsEionRlss con
sutsrs laudable impsTcislidad. Entre
ellou ltH hay procsdsnteg de ambas 0gSuph
ci0neg poIitioag.
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la eIeCCi0n del primer premi0 de
bglIeZa.

ObtsndT6 el primer pTemio en- el ceTta'
men de bellies, cuya vctaCi6n comiepzs el
dfa de los corrientsG IB Btfl}ritR cuyo
IemG hsya obtenido 81 mayor ndmero de
votoB, al CeFFsFas eats tlscCi6n las II del
dia 6 do AgoHto pr6ximo.
Les votantsE uBalan los "ouponeB" quo
90 hRllAF6n en- csdR E6meFo de ''La 90.
TTeBpondenciA' contar deGde hoy. Es'
toB dsbeT6n ser BusCritoB con al nombTe
del votante.
Todok IoB dfas pubIicaI6 'La CorreV.
pondencia' 81 n6mero de votos que hsya
obtenido cada 'lema".
Los c1poneU TecoTtadoS convenientemen'
to Bsr6n enviados ''L8 CorrsBpondencia" :"
en- donde Sc iran clanjf eando y quedaran
depositsdos haAta sIgdn tempo despU6s de
la elecci6n rsrs caBo do gus poF aIguien SO
deBee aguuR ccmpEobaCi6n, poderla Eea'
liar.
Pueden votaF peTB0naB del Bexo fsme'
nino en- Ell Etferido "osTtSmen' poniendo
sus nombreB en- los "cupones" en- la mis-.
ma foEmR que los dem6s votantes.
La votRci6n BoT6 BecTets en- el coDcepto
de que les nombres de las vttanteB no de
bsT6n ger ConoCidoB NADIA mas que de laG
personaB que on cate diaIio intarvsr gan
en- IL votaci6n. Sin embargo 81 dtspp6l
de tfsctuada eIts, aIguns persona tuviaTa
alguna dada, podr6 hRceTss la compTobs'
ci6n antss rtferids.
Los dos "leman", que obtspgsn eI ma.
yor n6meFo Immediate de vtoB Ia del
primer pTsmio 20 conHideran como D. y
3sF. prsmio.
Las oeis fatcgr fiaB SO! !d1 rsmisidaa &
EstadtB UnidoG para gu pub icaci6n en-
':.Ths Chicago Tribune aunque exprcsGn
dose slf como tquf cual eH Ia que hs OBJ
tenido 81 primer prsmio, eB decir, Ia puel
toEFiqutna que sn 81 ceTtGmen ioteEnacio'
nal diBputs el pri aer premio & Miss Mar
gsrits Fray.
En ls primerR plana publicamo8 hoy
ana de Las f.t' gFAfiau de las refsridaB be
lIezsB ppsEt .FEiquefiaB
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0tICina de SaDidad,
BenetiCenCia J Correction
Neg g-eiado de Samidad y Benefceneia.
COmVOeatOria para MasatrOs q OfeiGlet
pIOmerOs.

D3 nousrdo con el p6rrsfo del Riga
meUt0 XL-Plom sris-gs ConvoCs todcB
log q qe deBsen acreditnr Gufciencia ca Ia
msteEia para los Pxdmanes qua tsn6r IN
Iugar Ios dies %, 20 80 = 81 dol corrien'
to mes de Julio para Masstros = Ofeiales
PiomeroS, sn las Gfcinas del DspaTtR'
mento,
Los aBpirRnteB podrkn pTegenta' Buu sell
Citu1eB haHta laB ou&tEo de la tRrde del dia
q del msncionRdo meU.
La m teEia sobEs que hR de vsrBRT 81
ex amen comPrsnde 10 Eg0ientt:
PTocedimisnt0s para lao inAtRlacio
neB de objstos de plomeEfa como inodoroV,
uEinaleU, sumideTos. etc. etc, = para la
dEbida ventilation de loa miBmoH, de acuer
do eon lon Rsg!AmsntoB de Ia JuntR Sups'
Tior de sanidad,
g.. PEocedimienton para ls installation
dc dsHagGs de edifcioB vsntilaCi6n de
aque'loH.
g.. Correction do pianos defectuoEou
pPsaantRd3B 0l ExaminRnte.
A.. Pr6Ctioa de ConeCcionsB de tubslla
de hierro y plomo, = demkB objetoB del
ramo, por medic de GoldaduTav, especial
ments juntuEAG de plomo AhusvAdGB.
San Juar, P. r Julio 2 de 1908.
DR.. TOmds H6sques.
Director de sanidad y BenefceneiR
3 Y. alt
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. QfadoreS de Ponce a JuaUa-DiaZ.
A 200 assIsRis d ID1nlTO De 0IaCt0Tss unI0nIsIas
dc msY9Rl..
Ode mWestrO oOTTe8pOnsaI).

Julio 8.-Esta tREde han BR!ido con di
EeCci6n Jnsna Disz, con Objsto de tomsT
parte en- sl gran meetirg unioniHta de eB a
nocha, loo atfioree AAtoI, IglesiRB G3n8i-
lez. Matien8o Cintr6n, CRnRIeg, C6BpsdeB,
MaEttnez, MatfaB y uu gran rtimero de
C9rrsligi nSli9B qua van 6vidos de oiE la
palabTa elocusnts de eUcg oysdOTeg.
"A 213 lectores aHcisnde 10 concuEEido
Il EalRda GsmAna & Ia bibiiCteea muni
cipAl.
-Auochs vimoB On uno de los paltou
dc "LG Psrla", al msgDf6co actor COMIC
don C,fsrino Barrsj6a, con 81 espoSa Ia
ap7au3ida tiple meiicana Dolorea Prado ?
suT mn 3. So nos dijo que vsDfsu q en-
barcar para Esps1s, via New Yol k. Fs
visjs deseE mos les esposoB artists:
En- uEo de eBtoB dfsg Ba.drsn Fa7R
BArFos tomar paEts On IN meetir g unio
nist4 los B,fioEes Jot6 Joaquin Figueroa y
jose Vidal CaFdonB.
"A 200 = pico aSoiende el pdmsEo de
sIectores unioniltsB que tsnemoB en- mayo
rfa, durapts Jas Ii timsB inncripcioneu
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Pf0CGdimientO para Ia GTianza de
ayes de corral ed los EstatOs
UnidQS.

Para alimsntsr Ica poIIos 90 empIaa
en- loB ERtadol UnldoB el Eiguibnts pEocsdi.
mimisnto: Bs dtjS@ que las AYES de corral
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