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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07
Ia FOLLETTE
AhOCUMMINS
OFFER HELP
GREAT FIGHT ON FLOOR OF
SENATE WHEN RATE BILL
COMES UP.

Aided by such men as Senators
Cummins and LaFollette, the SEN
ators from the western and noun.
, tain states promise to put up a
great fight on the floor of the
United States senate when the
short haul. long haul" phase of
the railroad bill comes up.
The Spokane chamber of COM
merce has sent kilograms to Sen
ators Jones and Hepburn and Con-
gressmen Poindexter and Hamer
urging them to stand for justice
for the Inland Empire in securing
law prohibiting charging more
for a short haul than a long haul.
kilograms have also been sent to
the commercial bodies of Is of the
larger Inland Empire cities urging
them to do the same thing.
The fight on the floor of the sen.
ate is expected to be a spectacular
one. Senators Cummins, LaFol-
lette, Hepburn and Smoot are
slated to speak for the provision
prohibiting the higher charge for
the shorter haul. Senator Piles of
Washington will reply, on behalf
of the coast cities, against the bill.
Senator Dixon of Montana will
reply to Piles. Dixon is quoted as
expressing his confidence that the
provision will be adopted by the
senate.
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| G Q N TIN u f D
r o
p A Q E O n E
COUNCIL WILL

appeal to the initiative and demand
that the franchises be submitted to
the people for their approval.
The vote by which this culmina-
ton Of a long and hard struggle
was brought about stood: For re-
ceeding from the demand for ter
minal rates: Funk, Cartwright,
Shaefer, Gray Lambert, Dalke and
Mohr. Against it.: Schiller, Mel
son and Ostrander.
This action of the city council
while in a way anticipated came
as surprise last night. The ques-
ton has been thoroughly threshed
out, the railroads had refused to
demand an election. and there was
a demand that something be done.
Now the advocates of terminal
rates can secure review of the
councils action if the franchise is
passed and in this way the demand
for popular expression on the
question can be met. The matter
may then be put up to the people
in the way of a completed fran
chlse, to be accepted or rejected as
the majority prefer.
In all probably before the ques-
ton is ready for an appeal to the
initiative there will be action on
the rate question. either by the in
terstate commerce commission or
by congressional action. If con-
cessions are granted this will elm
mate the issue in so far as the Mil
waukee and North Coast franchises
in Spokane are concerned. BY
agreeing to resume the consider
alton of the franchises at this time
the council. it is urged, can more
speedily bring the matter to a head
and finally settle the question one
way or the other for good.
1t was after midnight when the
councilmen reached the stage of
action on the terminal rate clause
Those who spoke for a change of
front said that they did so because
of conviction, from the citizens
petition, and conversation with con
stituents, that a majority of the
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people wanted to let the railroads

people wanted to let the railroads
in.
Schiller and Ostrander pleaded
for the council to still stand pat.
Schaefer said that he would not
vote for receding but for the fact
that he did it with the understand
ing that if the passage of the fran
chises did not please the people
they could appeal to a popular ex-
preston on the question through
the initiative.
Councilman Nelson offered a
a motion that the council submit
the question to popular vote as it
then stood but this was defeated
by the same vote as on the original
motion to rescind the demand for
terminal rates.
Preceding the councilmanic dis
cussion there were pleas for the
terminal rate clause by Attorney
Samuel T. Crane and V. T. Tustin,
and in favor of the passage of the
franchises without this requirement
by J. J. Browne, F. c. Robertson
and Alex NJ. Winston.
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ing before the time limit expired
after being divorced. He is now
an unmarried man but the time
limit expires Tuesday and he says
he will marry again.
President Elliott of the Northern
Pacific, and J. J. Hill of the Great
Northern, will contribute literally
to the support of the National Dry
Farming congress which will con-
yene in Spokane next October.
The county commissioners yester-
day accepted bids for the building
of the Barker bridge near Green
acres. o. Fl. Stratton gets the con-
tract for $10,35O.
A cigarette carelessIy dropped
from window in the Peyton block
last night set fire to a window avn
ing and gave three fire companies
run. A similar thing occurred in
the building three weeks ago.
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he was crowned with great cere
mony in Westminster Abbey Aug
9, 1902.
A LOVER or THE TURF.
All his life his majesty was q
champion of outdoor sport and
each year his stable carried away
list of the most costly prizes. His
Influence did much more to make
the English turffree from fraud thar
any one racing man in the world.
The king was always deeply in.
terested in domestic and foreign
politics but rarely expressed his
opinion. He had no hesitancy,
however, in expressing his friend
ship for the United States.
King Edward was the most
prominent living Free Mason and
was identified with the order for
more than So years. He held many
high positions in the order.
INITIATED SEVERAL REFORMS.
From the time of his marriage
he was the leading figure in Eng
fish society, possessing a superior
social power To him belonged
credit for the social reforms in
England, such as the discontinue
ance OF heavy drinking and the
constant use of vulgar language.
His home life was very happy. 1t
is believed his estate is small.
Military operations during Ed
wards reign were limited to expe-
ditions against Thibet and fighting
against natives in South Africa
and on the Indian frontier.
VERY DIPLOMATIC.
Edwards influence in the worlds
politics was on the side of peace.
He checked the stem of public
sentiment following the action of
the firing on the fishermen in the
English channel.
Through his diplomacy friendly
relations were established with
France and maintained with the
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The chamber of commerce is
now making an active campaign for
new members. 1t is expected that
number of names will be present
ed at the luncheon next Tuesday.
In suit for divorce tried before
Judge Sullivan yesterday, Rose M.
Anderson said John Anderson fore
ed her to enter upon life of shame
and lived off portion of her earn
ings.
&C. Swift has brought suit in
the superior court against A. Min
nick for $500 claiming that he had
been defrauded out of that sum in
a business transaction.
A. 3. Hensel, mail clerk on the
Great Northern train that was de-
rallied by the snowslide in the Cas-
cados last March, has brought suit
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against the company for $30,301 for
personal injuries. Negligence on
the part of the company is alleged
in the complaint filed in the super
ior court yesterday.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Crow believes that girls under the
age of IS years are being employed
in local theaters and threatens to
make an investigation.
The defense for Louise Ham, the
negro girl charged with the murder
of John Hardy, negro soldier, will
be emotional insanity.
Great Northern has had the suit for
rock taken from the premises own
ed by David Jassman, near Odessa,
dropped.
The anti-saloon league has ar
ranged to ask every candidate who
seeks office this year how they
stand on the county local option
bill and the answers will be given
W Tue pSOpIe.
n. B. Potter, a former resident
of Meadow Lake dropped dead at
the home of Antoine Hesse on Sixth
avenue last night. He was looking
for house to rent and stopped at
the Hesse home for a drink of Wa
ter, when he fell to the ground.
John Smith a laborer, was found
near the Marshall road, four miles
from the city. yesterday by farmer
named Peterson. His chest was
crushed and he was otherwise in
jured. Smith said that he. was
thrown from an n. p. train by a
brakeman. He is at the Sacred
Heart hospital.
On payment of $3.50 costs the
Arthur w. Stober was fined $25
and costs for contempt of court by
T,,I n,,r-Ir-
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SPOKANE LEADS
THE COUNTRY In
SUNDAY SCHOOLS

A class Of more than 800
graduated from the Sunday
School teachers training course,
and 297 of them were present
at the first Methodist church
last night. This puts Spokane
In the lead In Sunday school
work in the United States, hav-
ing surpassed the class In Cook
county, Ill.,, in which Chicago Is
located, by two persons.
There will be a mass meeting
for Sunday school workers at
8 p. m. tomorrow In Westmin-
lister Congregational church at
which number Of interesting
talks will be delivered.
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How's This?

We~ofer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured BY Halls CaiErrh Cure.
F. J CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions. and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING. klNNAN 6 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo. 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting dlractly upon the blood and mu-
eeus surfaces OF the systom. Iestimon ais
sent free. Price, 7oc per bottle. Sold by
ali Druggists
Take Halfs Family Pills for constpa-
ton.
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other leading nations of the world.
The visit of President Fallieres of
France to England during Ed
wards reign was one of the most
notable diplomatic events. Ed
ward frequently visited other mon
archs and these visits helped to
knit the bond of friendship between
Great Britain and other powers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07

The SO foot lot at the northwest
corner of Sprague avenue and Napa
street was yesterday sold for SILL
600 by G. A. Uhrig. the purchaser
being l.. r. Dolby. There is a small
store building and five room house
on the property.
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INLAND EMPIRE
NEWS NOTES

ODESSA.-Everything is in
readiness for the fourth annual
meet of the Lincoln County School
Athletic association, which will be
held in this city next week. Lib
eral prizes will be offered for win
ners of different events.
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ELK CITY, Idaho-V. G. Barga-
min, the trapper recently found in
the foothills of the Bitter Root
mountains by rescue party, is in
a serious condition and little hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
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VANCOUVER, Wn., May S.
Young Hickey is prisoner in the
hospital ward of the city Jail today
because he refused to heed the
commands of Constable Thompson.
The officer fired twice into the
air, but the third shot went lower
and shattered the lads wrist.
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WHAT THE WEATHER
MAN SAYS TODAY

Normal to moderately high pres
sure prevails, with crest on North
Pacific coast, areas as to low in the
Rocky mountain regions and over
New England. Storm center now,
Of little energy, over Missouri. The
only rain reported falling is in the
lower Mississippi valley. Temper
atures generally are moderate.
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In blaze Of glory Miss Portia
Bliss was crowned queen of the M.
w. A. carnival last night The at
tendance was the largest of the
week, the Owls and Foresters being
present. The carnival closes to-
night.
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BILLS SUBSTITUTE

Listen" said
Bill Scoopshovel,
chicken raising
amt what it's
supposed to be.
"The book told
me to give my
hens plenty of
pebbles and grain
to make them lay,
so I gave them
the only kind of
pebbles and grain
ii had in the
house. 1t made
them lay, all
right, but they
like to never got
up again."
What did you
give them?" ask.
ed a friend.
Rock and rye
said Bill.
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CAMDEN, n. j., May ELEVEN
men were injured and several are
expected to die as the result of a
boiler explosion on the tugboat ST.
Charles today. The men were bad
ly scalded and considerable dam
age was done to the boat.
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RITZNILLE.-The Ritzville com.
mercial club has decided to issue
an advertising booklet exploiting
the advantages of that section.
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Lewiston, Idaho-The fruit
growers of this section will organ
ize for the purpose of marketing
their products to better advantage.
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NORTH YAKIMA.-Att the cleo
ton to be held this fall the propo
sition to bond the county for 1925,
600, the money to be used in build
ing better roads, will be voted on
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| G o NTIN u F. ID
r o
| P a @ E O N f
KING EDWARD

grandfather, Duke of Kent. He
received several titles at birth.
The early education of Edward
was entrusted to Lady Lyttleton
and Rev. Henry Mildren Birch. In
later years Frederick w. Gibbs
taught the prince. He studied one
session at Edinburgh, then entered
Christ church Oxford, where he at.
tended the public lectures for a
year, following up his course with
three sessions at Cambridge. On
his 18th birthday he was made a
colonel in the army.
TRAVELLED A LOT.
AS prince of Wales his majesty
travelled extensively, making his
first trip to Ireland at the age of
seven. When IA he travelled
through western England incognito
and later went to Germany and
many parts of the continent, trav-
cling usually under the name of
Baron Renfrew. In 1860 the prince
visited the United States and Can
ada and spent several days at the
white house with President Blu
chanan.
MARRIED IN 1868.
While travelling IN Europe the
following year the prince met the
Princess Alexandra of Denmark,
and their betrothal was announced
Sept. 8, 1861. The wedding took
place at Windsor, March 10, 1868.
Albert Victor, duke of Clarence,
was the first child, born in 1864,
dying in 1892. The other children
in order were Prince George of
Wales, born in 1865; Princess Lou
lisa, Duchess of Fife, born in 1867 /;
Princess Victoria, born 1868; Prin.
cess Maud, queen Of Norway, born
1869, and Prince Alexander, born
in 1871, and died the same year
From 1868 to 1875 the king and
queen travelled through Europe
Russia and India.
Upon the death of Queen Vic
toria in 1901, the prince of Wales
assumed the title Of King Edward
VII, and with Queen Alexandra
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WALLACE, Idaho.-The annual
meeting of school trustees of Sho-
shone county is being held here.
Sixty delegates are in attendance.
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PALOUSE.-Mrs. Carry A. Ma
ton, who spent yesterday here,
took fling at peekaboo waists and
other open work that go to make
up woman's lingerie, yesterday.
She said: 'If the women of to-
day cannot buy cloth with enough
holes in it to show their beauti-
full skin, they cut more holes in it."
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NORTH YAKIMA.-The opening
of the Tieton project will be cele.
brated here on June 8 by a basket
picnic. Prominent men from all
parts of the state are expected to
attend and deliver addresses.
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On payment of $3.50 costs the
Arthur w. Stober was fined $25
and costs for contempt of court by
Judge Sullivan yesterday for marry
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-07

he was crowned with great cere.
mony in Westminster Abbey Aug.
9, 1902.
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Osborne Gets Interested

I've heard Of some one on Spring Hill
Who sells his lots so those who will,
Can pay little now and then
And have home, his own, and when
He's settled all his bills, and back
No rent waste there among the pack.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20
XIII

padre Provincial tray Jorge CamDero ljo de la Capital
aaa hecho del oonvenbo foco de mayor ur
6n de Puerto Rico l645 esudos
La uyntg; per0riquefa paba
sasout aas Santo Domingo Caracas
faeutad mayor E Baron de Humboldt Ber
af don Jose Julian he ASa lie manifesto ell sablo
cno que habia con0do Ia unyersdad DE Caracas dos
yenes pueroriquenos muy dstmguds ell tstudO de Bo
kiea recora Esta manifestation del Illus
TIRE via Zero aeman confrma nneStro aSerto ()
n este estado commences del sglo XIX surgi6
rcorgmSador de R Nac6n Epaioa en- sentdo
asEeral Vino Constitution de Caz del ano II
eforms ntroduer0n pd6 ell G0bernador don
Salvador Melendez fSegenca e tStabecimnto de Cate
ra de Medicina Capital por ecepuaro de ut
sidsd q Ia Isla' G)
Fernando VII reai oren de ~ de enero de
1915 conea6 por oernad0r Mdnez e II de
am;o del mismo msai6 ii Hospital haba fun
lso fay Jimenez Perez Catedr de Medcna bajo la
,snei6n del experto enerdido professor DR. don Jose Es
4aaart. G)
Los padres Francssnos emulds los buenos reultados
e d.b Ia en6anza CJnyeno de los Dominico pdierOn
~ Fray istoria geograhc evil nata
Rico NueSa don anotada Por Jose u oe
ascsa Y o.-P 1885, pSg so5
q, oh,a e,,ada de IEigo pagina 4Io
f Pedro Tomas C6rdoa del Gobiefno Memorials
..aheas hst6rieas IA sa de Puerto Rico
A&o 1882 Tome ILL., pag. ls5
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20

Sociead que Director aase al senor Rtten
entendese franeamene para saber trata de
tabecerse aquf segundo e haga proposcones
para que dchos dos ndvduos dspues pepetuen
i la Isla este de educac6n.'
Eto ce eferencia la propageon e ia etro "gJesa co
de la Calgrafa En- ell epoca Sc saba
Ia letra espanola, medane pluma de
misma DE ia Real Orden de IL de
julio de 1921 negando la recauac6n de de caia
pueblo para Maetros de Escues intervention de la D
putac6n esta Corporation dspusera 10 cyea mas
Ademas 6 del plan de staecer dos Ca
tedras Mathematics Dbuo contendo los mil
tena que enregar la Diputac6n eomison6 al Director
para dos peZas adeuadas unO de los soil
tdos hos pasos necsarios banear
antes estas ensenanzas
del II de de 1922 aeort6 pedr al Nort
agumos esuches de Matematcas habecs en-
est udad 60 eiemtares Ie Matematcas de don
Callejos Est pd6 Cadz P0r fin encargaron TAM
ben 60 estuche de Naemacas Sc d6 prncp0 eso crSos d
de 1922 FL primer catedatco de MaematcaS
aamaba don Jose Basabe rnunc6 cargo eL II de
del ear coniOrme con a@unos arcioS
del Regameno sustyendoe don Santiago Perez Los exj
anes de Am6tca Algebra en- dc 1895 fuerCn 5rar
SeSG h 1S do ir'io de 1923 acOrd6 acufar dos ella
meaas prerniar los umnos sobresaenes Ell d.
seo era por Socedd por el
de pro la aplcaci6n primer grade; Ia rnenor u
con ia expression de Seqund0 grad0
del 18 de de 1923 aco0 cder IN Sata
onde la Socedad reunions Convento San
Francisco para que A licencado don Pablo Arroyo Pchard
Catedr de Deecho Civil Esta cesi6n n6 hecha pet
del Jefe Pctico don Miguel de T0rre interim e
pauba pieza Necuada ell eXConVento de Sano Donl
go En- es session aprob6 pedr al Nore los troqueaS
edaas que habia de prenarse los aunnos de
Memticas Dbuo Sc comson6 para haeer peddo al senor
Simons.
por geras anoaciones que Ia Socedad Econ6
mica de Amigos del Pals, dese undac6n ocup6 decd
damcne mpusar la instruction p6biea Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20

FL proyeco para mpantar ed pals Ia enseiAnza por e
lancaster de 1920 fue frcaso peSar de
los eSue rvaizadcs Gobernador IN Economics, la D
putac6n ell Aymtamento Ago anotao e capltuo
anterior raci6n Sociedad Econ6mc Ia que contribu
y6 pesos misno Jefe Potico ano0 la
ci6n 80 pesos La ecauac6n entire los vmoS assemble
pesos Sc sc6 jiro DE 500 la
Cerda Madrid para pagar var
del Maestro de Lancaster la etra fue presaa haber
uueao comercial la eua giro quedando sin
efeco estabecmento de la escuela lancasteriana.
En Archvo municipal de la cudad dc San Juan hay Er
pdien donde odOs los tranes paso este fraca
sado proyecto
Gobernador Ar6stegui pecho e mpuSar aa
lsa. En- la mprena Nacona de Puerto Rico
pubc6 e 1920 ISrcc26B He6co Sobre G"e
dcbcn obseruar los maos de pr0qs JotreS 'u Ia d"cdc
de los breUe eTcGc10R los padres
fana Francisco T0deO dt RUerO regular dfpNtado
de Escuas Ercmo. Ayuetoraieho Conacioaol de Ia Ca
Yfr de Puerto trabajo reveador
los esuerzos aunados hacan dicho ano de 1920
por impusr la instruction pals No podemos de
que los prenios c0reccl0@e e sabo municpe
cGSigo CORPORAL cOnsderandOo simboo de h
antigua acemos hncape este punto desgr
ciadaInente nuesras leyes aces encuntl nantto
el ca0o CORPORAL lenglae dc Tadeo de Rivero flo
s6fco aprecaeones anadas vamos copiar int
gro capitulO. Dice msi
Tenios C0recciones-En esTeia de naturIezt.
eimentada sobe 81 homer debe rocrbSe odo cstgo de
que las Cortes generates extrord naas mrarcn
simboo de antigua barbare resto M
tisno Decreto de de Septembr de 1919
abaielon todo terrtoro de la Monarquia spao :
conirmado por el de 30 dc Mayo de este ann
S20) Solo deben esabecese los quo tiendan reccar ia
envecer al ndvduo pues Ia experienca ene acre
tado mayor abundamiento que dmasiado casgo
dad nhos les hace pusaninss estpdos
rnismo les obga reprmr aatura entendmlen'
(Contnuara).
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Foridabanca manuseo e ao de 1872 Olga
a capituo XXI dedcado los costumbres de los
atantes de la a los jos del pals no les daban min
educaci0n anotando de Ia dtta de escuetas ~
Los doeumentos heos ea anterormente Sc referen
ITO dec doce que la feca del manucrsto del
Trade henedetino estadlstca que trfie la
Abbad keya feca de l776, los trabaoS
historiador contemporaries los que hemos
gentaae contra che rotunda de taa do es
puetd Procurando busr nsotros la causa de
<iveenca de opni0n enconrara en- que Abbad
e G0bernadOr, 10 resua un tan
apasonado Bas anotar, en- Ell captuo
Xxx destinado dscribr Ia Capital al decir e pia
Gobernador Santa Catalina, manifesto que quza
edico muy propds0 hospital de la tropa
la enemga de Abtd contra el Gobernador pro-
que Obspo Fray Gmnez Perez estaba lguai IL
Captain General DO motvaba el
devueto al Obiro hospital haba hecho para
pobres de Ia cudad Con eos antecedetes Sc
de La frae del benedctno hsOrador
que paAsciO del Gobernador, pr0p6o para
anspta dados vOlviendo las euelas de
txaar por consequence 40 deceea reatV
I'm pals pobre donde ayoa dc habitans viva eol
las estancias faa a0ua de escueas Lo
sensible que alguns erbore eseogoce0rs del Drec0r'o
seaeral ITO de don Miguel de Muesas hayan sgudo
OIselly dos mmicGs eeueas 1862 lingo Abad
information de l7SZ rleo instruction Ell
sus denas puebos de Ia fsa
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al Rey por eoducto del Gobernador Mendez les concedera
igua graca que los hjos de Sano Domingo de Guzman
Ia conced6 gu prerrogatya al Conveto de
los Domincos abrendo campo mas Va ustracon, la
utdad de la sa all particular de los j6veues aplicados W