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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-03-03
EXCEL.

: EXCEL.
Among those who attended the
School Officers and Teachers Conven-
ton at Warren last week from this
vicinity were. G. ]. Skomedal, 81
mon Warning, Jno. n. Whitman, Fred
Steinhauer, ]. P. Swanson, Fred
Copp and Jno. Kellberg.
Mabel Simonson was caller at
Holt last Friday.
NJ: o. Saugen is busy hauling cord.
wood to Thief River Falls these days.
Otto Rupprecht lost valuable
horse last week.
A crowd of young people visited at
Arthur. Simonson's place Sunday even
ing. They report fine time. s.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Simonson and
daughter visited at Holt Sunday and
Monday. 49,. 49,. ...- Il.
Willis Warning and Nick Baker call
ed at Myers Sunday afternoon.
Our town clerk was seen last Sat
urday posting notes for the annual
town meeting.
A. G. Softnes has resigned his of
flee as clerk of School District No
1888. T. Aasland was appointed to fl
the vacancy. ~-s -
omer Warning is on the sick list
this week.
Ella and Emilia Simonson and, Au
gusta and Sarah Swanson called OF
Amy Whitman last Sunday.
It is rumored that several of ou1
young men are going to the western
part of Montana to take ho1nesteads
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NOBLE. *
February 20, 1910. The farmers of
this vicinity are now awakening to
the Importance of more scientific
farming. They are studying soil fer
tility and crop rotation, they are
keeping themselves informed as to
the profit or loss of their dairy stock,
by careful record keeping. They all
know what seed tester consists of.
Ole and Hans O.. Sande and Hans
K. Jacobson, from Viking, conducted
pious services at various places in
this community last week.
The second, or as information from
the Leader No. l relates, the third
practical meeting of the Noble choir
in 1910 was held at c. Andreason's,
Sunday before last, the fourth at J..
M. Olson's last Friday, and the next
is to take place at E. Olson's next
Saturday evening.
VIM. Sande and Nels Eugen, from
this district, who have been attending
the Normal Department of the Crooks
ton High School are now quarantined
for scarlet fever.
Willie Hauglid, resident of town
of Helgeland. has now rented farm
from B. q. Lane, in the town of
Brandt. He spent Friday and Satur-
day in taking possession of the place.
The social held last Saturday in the
school building Of. Dist. 279 was a
grand success. First the audience
was entertained by a program of re-
citations intermingled with a number
of we'll conducted plays. After the
program the baskets were sold by A.
Olson, who acted as auctioneer. At
last the hunger was stopped by the
delicious contents OF the interiors of
the baskets. The result was an in
come of $22 which is to be invested
in an organ for the school
Ole Giered attended the annual
meeting of the County Option league
of Polk County, held at Climax the
18th Of this month and was reelected
treasurer of that league. He also at
tended the convention of The North
western Young Peoples Association
held at Crookston last Saturday and
Sunday.
Oscar Olson, Raymond Engen and
Tena Christopherson, from Thief
River Falls. attended the basket so
cial. g
Most Of the people of this vicinity
pleasantly enjoyed the afternoon and
evening of last Sunday with A. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. H. Carlson, former
residents of Helgeland, who are now
located in North Dakota, came to
Warren for treatment for their sick
child and are at the same time visit
ing relatives and friends in this com
munity.
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tsss March s3-17.
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
sSsa-,:F1s - A n NJ - ie< rat;nn -.E,2sS i

~ March s3-17.
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration
Estate of George Clinton Winches-.
ter, decedent.
State Of Minnesota. County of Mar
shall in Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
George Clinton Winchester, decedent.
The State Of Minnesota, to Florence
e. Winchester, Walter H. Winches-
ter, Clinton T Winchester. and all
persons interested in the granting Of
administration of the estate of said
=decedent: The petition Of Florence
L.. winchester. having been fled In
this court representing that George
Clinton Winchester. then q resident
z6 the County Of Marshall, State Of
Minnesota, died intestate on the 18th
day OF February, 1910, and praying
that letters Of administration Of his
estate be granted to said Florence u.
Winchester. and the court, having
fixed the time and place for hearing
said petition; THEREFORE, YOU,
AND EACH OF YOU. are here
by cited and required to show
cause, IL any you have, be-
fore this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the City Of Warren In the
County OF Marshall, State OF Mime
sofa, on the End day Of April, 1910,
at ten o'clock "a !. M !. ], why said petit
ton should not be granted
Witness, the Judge Of said Court,
and the seal Of said Court, this LIST
day OF March, 1911
sszzSs PETER IL HOLM, 800
{Gourt Seal Probate Judge.
Julius J. Olson, s.ss
Attorney for Petitioner
Warren, Minnesota
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The Order Of the She'll.

Employees Of the Krupp works can
easily be distinguished: even when at
tired in their Sunday best. Every
workman on his enrolment is present
ed with curiously fashioned scarfpin
composed of a miniature artillery shell
made of platinum and set in silver
After twenty years service he re-
ceives second pin modelled on the
same lines and mounted in gold. The
higher grades of employees. including
the engineers and those employed In
the counting house, wear their shells
In the form of sleeve links. The work
men are very proud of this distinction,
which they call the Order Of the Shell
and wear on every possible OCCASION.
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FOR SALE BY c. a. TULLAR

Two registered, draft stallion colts,
coming three years next spring. Also
seed oats. same variety as the oats.
that won the grand sweepstakes prize
over all ether varieties in competi-
ton with the world a. the recent
Omaha Corn Exposition. Enquire OF
write 9. a. Tullar. Warren. MINI. tt.
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INGALLS,.


u +@ = 50 = = = : !.
Feb. Fine weather now again
after the cold spell 10 above zero
this morning.
Mrs. Erick Anderson and her Grand
daughter, Ieckla Peterson, returned
home Saturday from an extended visit
at Warren. /.
Clarence Moen blew himself for a
rubber tired buggy recently ana nov
is looking for horse to buy.
Adolph Anderson, Victor Magnuson
and Erick Erickson were after poor
lone wolf that had a trap on its foot
and still they failed to bag their
game. 1T 800 5s
Roy ingalls, returned Saturday from
Ashby, Mimi, where he had been to
see his sister who is quite i'll.
Gust Hanson went to Viking today.
Henry Anderson stayed with w. II
ingalls, last week.
It's really too bad we are so slow in
this neighborhood that we cannot get
telephone line started. They are
building all around us and we must.
awaken to the fact that it is a neces-
sity sooner or. later. Lets all put /.
shoulder to the wheel and make it go
around this spring.
w. H. ingalls, has had a slight at
tack of the lagrippe. Many others
have the lagrippe and bad colds.
Albert Moen went to Saskatchewan
last week to attend to business mat
tiers. 3
Carl Magnuson returned from Ro-
seau Co. some time ago. x
Ole Moen is in Warren this week.
VIM. S. Kezar is anxiously waiting
for his gasoline wood-sawing outfit, so
he can start the dollars rolling in.
Gotfred Anderson visited at. the
post Office one evening last week.
Dec. LIST last, w. H. ingalls, COM
pleted his twentieth year as Postmas-
ter. Wonder if there is another in the
county with so long a record.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson visited
with Mrs. Bloomquist Monday. s..
X. Y. q.
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NEWFOLDEN.

X x x x = = = = : = : = = = y X \
March 1. There has not appeared
anything from Newfolden for a long
time Must be that everybody is busy.
Weather and reads have been very
favorable this winter. This has en-
'abled the people to be hustling every
day. Wood, posts, and lumber have
been on a move for long time.
A nice pile of logs has been hauled
to c.. Ophus place to be turned into
lumber this spring.
A large amount of ice has been put
up for the butcher shops and cream
cry.
The Loyal Temperance Legion of
Newfolden met in the, school house
for an oyster supper last Saturday
night. They report fine program
and good time.
Our literary society is progressing
, nicely. ~ So.
| J. A. Hoberg has purchased the old
drugstore building, which he will soon
move into. ~
Our editor is expected to occupy o.
B. Hanson's hall, where We will find
| him at work getting out the Review
The carpenters of this town have
been busy all winter and We look for
many buildings to go up this coming
year.
A big, fine baby boy was born to
O. NJ. Knudsen a week ago.
Rev. and Mrs. Bjornson, have been
| visiting friends and relatives in the
southern part Of the state. Mr..
Bjornson returned home last Sunday
morning, and he expects his wife in
a few days.
Rev. Lefthus has bought residence
here, where he has lived since Christ.
mas. His meetings have been well
attended. s.s
z. P. Slettum has built fine resi-.
dence this winter.
I So s. y =
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

The property known as the Presby-
terian manse opposite the court house
For particulars inquire of
A. L. Robinson,
W. N. Powell,
If. Committee.
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The Ladies Home Journal Patterns
are the acknowledged standard of all
patterns. The chart is a valuable
help in cutting. You will find this
chart upon the back of each pattern
envelope. Our pattern business has
increased three hundred percent since
taking the agency for this popular
line. The women appreciate good
up-to-date pattern. You will find a
complete stock at the Peoples Store.
The Style book costs you only cents,
for there is a Is cent pattern certif1.
cate in each book. Price of book
and pattern only 20 cents.
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Same Way.

Same Way. 1865
s. How did you find dear old Broad
way z.
hat way vel. 8
3 hat way r sss5.s33
s..Old and dear. Cleveland Leade
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,lnsinuatinu.

Yes, boosted SloWpay, * have
bought an automobile now, but will.
pay you that s. borrowed six years
ago. . .ss
Better be careful 2 responded Binks.
with fine sarcasm. You might be ap
prehended for speeding. 3 Chicago
News. 5s
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VALLEY.
+.~s $685. 80 81 = =

February Is, 1910. At last we can
say we have had touch of winter as
it has now been quite cold for the
past couple of weeks, but today we
are again having milder weather with
SLOW flakes flying.
Mr., and Mrs. Gust Erickson were
pleasantly surprised by the young peo-
pie Saturday evening, February T.,
Dancing was the chief amusement
which was kept on until nearly morn
ing, when all went home thinking Mr..
and Mrs. Erickson the best of enter
tainers. - s.. 1t, -
An auction sale was held at Phief-
er's place February %, which was we'll
attended. Mr.. Phiefer intends to
leave for Canada in the near future.
County Attorney Brown, has been
transacting business in the eastern
part of the county the past week.
II. Sorbo and family left this week
for Canada, where they will make
Cnelr Iuture nome.
Confirmation services. were held in
the Liner church last Sunday, Febru-
airy Goth, by Rev. H. Bjornson. The
following were confirmed: Annie
Holte, Dinah Bekkerus, Elsie Lashar,
Henry Lee and Hans Nystul.
Who says Grygla isn't getting to be
quite city now? With a new furni-
ture store and brand new bank
building is also being erected. 1t is
also said that a flour mill will be
built there in the near future.
Ole Knutson has now taken pos
ession of the Grygla hotel, which he
purchased of H. Sorbo.
Mr.: and Mrs. Otto Berseng have
returned home, after a few weeks
visit at Halstad, Minnesota.
Miss Olga Gunderson and Helma
Tweten, visited at Bakkerus on Thus
day afternoon.
Harry, the nine year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Sand, who had a severe
attack of appendicitis is slowly re-
covering.
A large number of the farmers left
for Middle River to attend the big
auction sale held there February 25
to 26.
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Pafa juzgaI a A.
beIto Roman,
Cuatro acultativos han
,nformado parcialmente
en- el case.
Actua en- union del fiscal PaIs.
cos Rodriguez el Lcdo. Mu-
hoZ Morales.

Sesnn informamos oportunamen.
te, en- Ia tarde del martes Sc constitu
I'd en- la sala de 10 criminal de la cor.
te de distrito de Ponce, ell tribunal
que ha de conocer en- ell caso del cri-
flen de Ia "Flaca". Preside ell juez
he la misma corte Lcdo. Foote Y sos
tiene La acusacion el fiscal Lcdo. Pa
hcios Rodriguez, asesorado por el
Lido. Luis Muhoz Morales que obtu-
TO la correspondence autorizacion
de departamento &c justicia. Son
aaqufgrafos los Sres. Muniz y Sama
de La corte de Ponce V Guayama res
pectivamente y es el secretario ell Sr.
Santiago Vivaldi. Defiende al acusa-
do Roman el Lcdo. Nemesio Cana
les yse sienta q su lado en- estrados
ell DR.. q. S. C6rdova. Ell iurado Sc for
mo con los Sres. Guillermo PANT,
Abelardo Aguilti. Jose A. Muneras:
Miguel Mariani, Guillermo Cata la
Enrique Tnstani. Joaquin Yordan
Lsiis Delgado. Pedro Rodrigue,
Elnrencio Mesorana, Pedro r. Co.
h.n Y Ram6nTeran. Los doctores
= azar. Vosel, Ferran y Lppit han
iaformado pericialmente en- el case.
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del professor Bombarda. un diputa-
do republicano y anti clerical. por
el teniente Robello. del ej6rcito pre-
clpit Ia revoluci6n, aungue. es sabi-
do que hace mucho tempo q'Ie laS
coSas estaban leios de ser Satisfae-
torlas para La monarquia
Telegramas de Ultima hora infor-
man que Ia multitud penetr6 en- ci
palaeio real v di6 muerte j tiros al
rev Manuel. q la reina PA ' j la
reina madre. Amelia. NarioS buques
de guerra lngleses se encuentran sur
tos en- el puerto de Lishoa.
New York. octubre 6.-Es impo-
sible mas infonnes de Portugal debi-
d" q q los revolucinnarios han deS-
tr'Iido las estarioneS de tel,grafos
I'm hIlo v eortado los hilos del telf
rufo. Otros despachcs dicen que FL
rcy Manuel loero salvarse Y eSti a
bordo de un buque de guerra bra
slleho o ingles Epeuentros sangrien-
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Sc asegura que el alcalde INFERNO
de la ciudad adoptara las disposicio-
mes necesarias para Ia installation de
abanicos electricos en- el tcatro de Ia
ciudad respecto de cuva falta Sc ocu-
p6 oportunamente La Correspon-
dencia.
-Se esta echando caScajo V zaho-
rria en- los baches que ha tornado Ia
lluvia en- los alrededores de los alma
Genes de dep6sito del ferrocarril
y fabrics de tabacos en- Ia entrada es
te de la aciudad. Va que Sc ha empren
dido ess obra que indic6 oportuna-
mente ia Correspondence" dehe
terminarse de modo que deSpsrezca
completamente aquel foco de infec-
cion v criadeo de mosquitoes.
Ell Sr. Fermin Sagardia antigua
empleado de La sucursal del Banco
de Puerto Rico en- Mayaguez ha de-
jado de pertenecer i aquellas ofici-
mas.
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Ejemp|o de cordura
en- BayamoR
Los partidos politicos guar
dan la mas exqulsita
discretion.
Los padres de familis debierar
velar con mas cello por e
porvenir de suS pequehoS.
De nuestro corresponsal

Octubre s. Para el doming,
proximo hay anunciado un nit
unionista enel poblado de Guaynaho
A dicho acto politico concurrirdn,
elocuentes oradores de San Juan y
esta ciudad.
Va que no es possible, que los pa
dres de familia puedan conse guir
que sus hijos esten en- sus hogales a
las 9 de Ia noche, la policia debe evi-
tar que estos chiquillos molesten Al
tpublico, va en- la plaza, va en- los pa
seos y a veces hasta por las GALES,
con sus juegos E impertinencias. Los
ninos deben estar recogldos en- su>
hogares a las 9 de la noche, por 10 me
nos.
A pesar de sentirse la agitaci6n
|politica, ,pues hay tres candidatura>
empenadas, en- la actual campaha.
no Sc ha alterado en- 10 mas minimc
el orden. Sc lucha en- la causa pero
guardando respeto a las personas.
Ell Sr. .Raimundo Rodriguez, pro-
tigiosa personalidad de Cataho ha
embarcado para los Estados Unidos
regresara eldia 4 del proximo noviem
bre.
En- Is precintosesra dividido esta
ciudad para los efectos de las elec-
clones Y va Sc han hecho por ambos
partidos la lista de iueces y secreta-
rios para clio.
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Marina. eStin muv preocupados so
brc Ia question del c6lera. Se cree
que Ia Immigration desde Rusia. Ita-
la y F.aneia sea suslendida ha<ta
que Ii enfermedad haya sido conte-
nida cn drhos paiScs.
Is mlly apa,pntc qlie los intcrcscs
conercialcs dc t,eatcr New York
80 prcparan i npNHer Il ticket repu-
blicann del csta,ln Y votar contra
clio con cl pnnp,>itO dc conuarrestar
a Roosevelt.
New York octuhre e. Como
n.silltado dc lu cinltEe entire h, tr,-
neS dcl IIiinois Traetion cerca ,!e
Stanton. Illinois. perecierpn 81 per
sonaS Y iO is'.u herida~. Amto<
treneS caminapr 4 -ran velocisiad.
haiando pen'licn-"- lmri cncer una
ctrva ruan.io ,-spssR'n- la catlsa
del SInie~'Nn g a;'sie.ye - j deSnhe-
diencia lie 6rCienss d l-lHla interPre-
tacion de elias.
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Una question de dcIecho.
iIIn ciudadano de los Estados
Unidos puede aceptar uL ii.
tulo de I'M gobierno extran-
.jero.

A esta pregunta Gle Courier de
Estates Unis hace las siguientes
consideraciones.
Una question que hacfa algunot
amos dormia olvidada en- las carpe-
tas oficiales surge de nuevo sobre e
tapete de Ia discussion.
IN. A. B. Paterson, ciudadanc
de los Estados Unidos, vivi6 duran
te algunos amos en- Lisboa y ell Rey
de Portugal le habia conferido ell tt.
tulo de Baron, pero el gobierno Anne
ricano, aunque honrado con esa dis
tlnclon, queria retirarle sus derechos
de ciudadano.
M. Charles Pages Bryan, enton-
ces miniStro de los Estados ITnidos
en- Llsboa, informo a NJ. Paterson
que el hecho de aceptar el titulo de-
Baron sera opuesto al espilitu de Ia
constitution americana.
M. Bacon, Secretario de Estado,
Sc ocupo tambien del asunto.:
''Podeis decir, escribia 4 Mr..
Bryan, que la aceptacion de un. IT,
tulo ofrecido por I'm gobierno extran
gero, es de tai manera opuesto al es-
piritu de nuestras institutions V a la
ley mlsma, que basta por 81 misma,
para poner en- tela de juicio, 81 un
eiudadano americana, ha renuncia-
do por ese mismo hecho i sus dere-
chos de ciudadano.',,
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PR0pACAhOA POLL
T|CA En- AREC|B0.
Hay mucho entusiasmo pa
ra el ''mass~meeting" del
sabado.
El meeting de- la plaza del mer.
cado quedo mny lucldo.
Han quedados terminados los
magnifcos editicios de la
calle del Puente.
De nuestro corresponasl.

Octubre Il Continua en- su
asfervescencia la propaganda polltl-
ca y cada noche Sc celebran meetings
unionistas, democratas y de obreros
en- distintas parties de la ciudad. Ano
che tuvo lugar uno esplendido unio-
nista en- Ia plaza del mercado en- el
que hablaron distinguidos oradores
con una concurrencia de mas de mil
personals.
Dentro de breves dias tan pronto
terminen el trabajo en- preparation
quedara clausurada la fabrlca de
curtidos existentes en- esta ciudad
de los Sres. Berga y Co.
Continua la animation entire los
unionistas para el granMasS meeting
que tendra lugar el prdximo sabado
en- esta ciudad. A la manifestation
concurriran comisiones de todos los
pueblos del distrito y barrios de Are
cibo con estandartes Y banderas. Du
rante la manifestation hablaran dis
tintos oradores y en- el meeting que
comenzara q las cinco de la tarde
10 haran los Sres. NJ. Perez Avlles,
Herminio Diaz, G. Coll y Cuchy,
Nicolau, Astor, Yumet, Santoni, su
soni y cerrara el acto ell Sr. Munoz
Rivera. La manifestation sera una
demonstration de la fuerza y poderio
de la Union de Puerto Rico en- Are
cibo.
Por segunda vez ha sido suspen
dido en- esta corte municipal el jul
clio seguldo por ell Lcdo. oullveras
contra Jose Rosario.
Ell jueves cele brara el cine una
gran exhibicion de peliculas de no
vedad.
Ell domingo Sc celebro en- el cast
no una animada jarana que quedo
muy concurrida.
Han quedado terminados los mag
nifieos edifisios de la calle del puen
te por el ST.. Jose Vazquez y en- Ia ca
lie Avenida de los Obreros por lo>
Sres. Marquee y Ca.
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Dob|e denuncia
en- bayamon,
De nuestro corresponsaL

Octubre 6.-El detective Rafael
Hernandez tuvo conocimiento que
Domingo Estrada portaba un arma
de fuego, v tampronto Sc encontrt
con el, 10 detuvo y efectivamente
Estrada llevaba un revolver, inser
vible por estar roto, pero el celoso
detectare crey6 que esta arma que fue
I'M tempo mortifera debia ser deco.
misada Y detuvo a Domingo Estrada
Y cuando 10 llevaba para el cuartel,
Estrada lie ofrecio q Hernandez mn
dollar 81 10 ponfa en- libertad Y no 10
denunciaba. Hernandez acepto la
oferta y denuncio q Estrada por
soborno Y portar armas.
Domingo Estrada es TN ioven CO.
mo de Is a l6 amos, sin instruction.
Sc nos informa que el mismo de-
tsctlre, en- la calle de Toabaja, en- no
ches pasadaS, lie cargo la n,ano a un
individuo. que no guerra dejarse re-
glstrar Ell la calle de Ia policia ale
gando lie llevaran al cuartel, Y ALI
10 registraron pero en- Ia calle no es-
taha pern1itido.
Hoy ha salido q tomar possession
de su cargo de jefe de Ia poicia del
distrlto de Iauco el Sr. Sanauirico.
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-Sigue siendo dc n mavor aten-
clon pllblica las sesiones que se lie
van a efecto en- Ia corse lie dis tritc
de Ponce en averiguaci6n del "cri
mon de Ia Flaca" Y 4 ultima bora s.
han prestado importantes dcclara.
clones Y testimonies aduch!os por
el mlnlsterio piblico. que narece
aclaran de manera mis- scgura Il mis-
terioSo hecho III fiscal Palacios Rn.
drlglIez V el defen~.pr del acllsa.lo
que Is el Lido Ncmc>io Canalcs
trabaIan con ver,laaicrn ar,inr pro-
ieslondl para llevar aielintn sls
resPecflynS prnpdSifos. ,.no Il. q,Ie
rrnba-tn 81 crimen rcciI,l Il rln!ic-
NJ ca>if@n .! r.o Y u otr9 en- pY1har
Il innrapcia T. ~ dcfcnii in teni.ln
rar .ne.lnitin nlicufra- 10 Sea de-
ciarl'..' lo.r'rifara, p,r Il tribunal
comr..an'e.
la rnal IL -lrtl. ,Icl trozo
10 paVlnen5ariou So l. call. del
Paolgc lTe ee-t1 e.ven.l, ~
el ',l'in,o vapo. Ian rc.-llel. /, .lllayeu
ses viSlas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-06
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Sentaci0n de una cOnOcida ia.
brica de AUTOMOBILES y usa
una de eSas maqninas.

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tuvo en- el despacho del gobernador.
investigates los cargos que el
iuez municipal de Anasco formula
contra el secretarlo de ese tribunal,
81. Jose NJ. Ollvencia, y resuItando
probado que dicho sccrctario Sc ha
hia eScedido de las facultaies pro
plas del plesto que cJereia,al poner
en- llhertad. a los preSos Romualdo
Roman Si!vcrio Prats. el sober-
nador Cotton acaha de diSponer. por
medic de una carta con fccha del )
de O octubie. la separation del Sr. Oil
ve ncia del cargo de >ecretario del tn
bunal municip al de A1asco.