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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20
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BY CYNTHIA GREY.

/ When your sewing machine
seems to be all wrong, and cleaning
and oiling does not seem to improve
it, try a new kind of oil.
Cold boiled ham, if freed from ex-
cessive fat and fried, is palatable
served in butter gravy.
When ready to cream butter for
cake making try pressing it through
| potato ricer and see how much
work and time one can save.
Don't affect carelessness in dress.
No woman can afford to neglect
appearance.
While eggs are cheap they may
be put down in a stone jar in lime
solution, for winters use.
Baking powder can be made in
this way: One cup cream of tartar,
one-half cup baking soda and three
tablespoons soda skted together 10
times.
When making collars for thin
waists, sew a good fitting collar of
paper on the waist and haste strips
of lace and insertion on it. Stitch
in place and tear away the paper.
A good way to set color in sum-
mer goods is to soak the garment
before washing in water to which
vinegar has been added, one cupful
of vinegar to one gallon of water.
Wash and rinse in tepid water, u.s.
ing a mild soap. Dry in the shade
and iron with moderately hot iron.
This last item is most important,
especially in the case of lavender
colors, which a very hot iron will
cause to fade.
A much handler arrangement
thanhooks upon the wall of the
closet are curtain poles placed
across at convenient height and far
enough apart so that gowns after
being placed on hangers can be
hung over the poles.
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Date Mullins.

Mix and sift cups of flour with
3 level teaspoons of baking powder
and " teaspoon of salt. then add
cup of seeded and chopped dates.
Beat l egg until light and add 2
cups of sweet milk. Combine the
two mixtures, stir in two table,
spoons Of melted butter. beat hard
half fill creased hot muffin pans
and bake about 20 minutes.
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The other cities were similarly
gridironed. The space over the
smaller rivers and streams was
mostly sold to the Air Products Co.
The mystery in this so stimulated
curiosity that 1t caused more ex-
element than the Virginia herself.
For these seemingly worthless
rights over farms, streams, roads
and streets we're like a huge spid-
er's web spun os a net over the
wOrld-Europe and Asia, as well as
America. Some one with great re-
sources was up to something big.
Something was to be caught in the
net-but what?
And in answer, Craighead emit
ted daily statements of dreams
wilder than the visions of opium.
Mr.. Craighead seemed crazy-but
was he? Mr.. Craighead seemed
shallow; but was he not really
deep? Mr.. Craighead had organized
both these companies on the same
day, differed them by the same
men-one wild scheme that
made the world laugh, the other
based on an invention that must
change the course of history. End
less discussion ensued; and the
question never answered was this:
what can these grants of nitrate
rights to this opium-dream COM
pany have to do with the naviga-
ton of the air?
Craighead and Carson dined that
day with Mr.. Filley, a little man
with great, scantily-thatched head
and no body, who ate lobster and
green turtle soup, and drank port,
and grew paler every day.
when shall we known" asked
Theodore.
"Soon," replied Filley. "Well
cover the whole country with in
functions this afternoon and get a
hearing here in few days. In q
very few weeks we shall win the
greatest legal triumph of recent
times; or-snuffed out!"
sand I" said Carson.
"And you, fair youth" said Craig
head, twill be eligible one way or
the other to repair again to the
Sibyl of the Mountain Top. Waiter,
magnum of choice unfermented
grape juice sparkling with carbonic
acid from the soda fountain. Perish
the thought that Filley of the Sa-
pient Phiz shall fail in establishing
legal principle clear as day, and
approved by me! Drink with me,
gentlemen! To triumph"
(Continued.)
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Verein Saturday evening at Turner
hall. A splendid musical program
has been arranged.
& & q
PICNIC PLANNED.
July 4 is always a day of jollifica.
ton, and already numerous parties
are being planned to hold picnics
at the various lakes and parks.
The Red Men, Spokane tribe No
8 and the Iroquois tribe No. II, will
join together in a picnic to be Civ.
en- at Medical Lake.
e Z 4
INITIATION SERVICES.
The Ladies of the Maccabees
held initiation services Saturday
evening in upper Pacific halls. -Four
new members joined the order.
4 z 4
MOHR-MATTHEWs WEDDING
THURSDAY.
Another wedding of interest
which will be solemnized this week
is that of Miss Lucia Mohr, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mohr
and Ernest Matthews of Tacoma.
The marriage will be solemnized
Thursday evening at the brides
home. Rev. Mr.. Wentsch will read
the service in the presence of only
the relatives and intimate friends.
The young people will make their
home at Tacoma, where Mr.. Mat
thews has a position with the Y
M. c. A.
4 & 4
WEDDING TUESDAY,.
Miss Myrtle Pengally. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Pengally
and Upton Ratliff will be married
tomorrow evening at the home OF
the brides parents at Moran
prairie.
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ITO be continued.)

"You have shocked me-" said he
"But never mind, dearie! l know
not whether to rejoice for the Ali
Products Co. or weep for institu
tons that allow such a solecism tc
be legal as to thereby increase.
Really, now, wouldn't it cork pur
list like myself"
WELL" said the reporter, at goes
on to say and for securing all rights
in the atmosphere necessary for its
complete reduction to possession
for the production of nitrates
ozones and all other atmospheric
derivatives; and for securing Of ex
elusive rights in the air over lands
! for all purposes whatsoever Now
that" said she, "'for all purposes
whatsoever; isn't that pretty
broad?"
"a broad intellect composed IT,
said Craighead. I done wrote that,
mahse'f, honey"
"And under this clause" said the
girl, "you have acquired from land.
owners over the continent. all their
rights in the air over their lands,
subject to their use for tillage and
building?"
| "Oh, do not exaggerated" cried
Craighead. "A symmetrical charac.
ter requires moderation of state
ment. We've got these rights from
some landowners. We hope"
"But," pursued the reporter re.
morselessly, these rights happen
merely happen-to gridiron every
state in squares marked by grants
and leases to the Air Products Co. ?''
"My child" said Craighead, edo
you understand the Craighead
method of extracting nitrates from
the atmosphere by spontaneous dis.
charges of statical electricity from
electrodes suspended over the
earth's surface?"
NO." she said, "do you?"
at is one of my sepcialties." said
he. IF l might have you all to
myself for an evening"
Nothing easier" said she, "if ]
can get this story; but | am losing
faith in you. Why not tell us now
the secret OF your checkerboard
everything American"
Il will try" said he soberly
Have you studied the formation OF
crystals; or the causes of the math
ematically accurate distribution OF
snowdrifts on the surfaces OF
smoothly frozen lakes: or the rea
son for the dispositions of the clouds
in the i'll understood 'mackerel sky
Have you mastered the science oil
wave motion, of cycles. of period
icity? assume you have, and
well, you may assume again.
said She II don't believe there Ii
such a science!"
Then" said Craighead. at will
be impossible to explain why my
extraction of nitrates from the all
requires mathematical distribu
ton of its mechanism. Don't you
get a glimmer of it,"
| Craighead appealed to the fa'
man as to the one rare soul capable
Of understanding.
Il guess So" said the fatman
But it's a mighty dim glimmer."
ANY glimmer at ALL" said Craig
head. land | hail In you a kindred
spirit! thank you! And nov
that'll be about all for today
By-byt"
| Mr.. CiSighead took much pleas
ure In his position as press repre-
sentative of the CarsonCraigheat
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Poached Eggs a Ia Gladstone.

For eggs la Gladstone place
each OF the eggs, after poaching
upon broiled slice of tomato, and
then serve with brown souce. For
variety the eggs may sometimes
be sprinkled with cheese. Some
times poached eggs are server on
"plats" of dsviled ham. and again
they may be placed ON slices of
green pepper. French cooks often
serve them on bed of broiled spin
ach or sorrel.
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may attract him? ANXIOUS.
Al think you must be very
young and guileless, else you could
not be Gin love with" or even lad
mire" one who values his word 80
lightly. Better forget him and turn
your thoughts toward someone
more worthy.
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|Cpntbia @rep's
gfttfr8

Dear Miss Grey-Can you help
me? l have some little chickens
just Matched, and they have head
lice. What can l do? MARY G.
A.-Thoroughly sprinkle the
mother hen with insect powder,
then grease the heads Of chicks
with lard. Examine under their
wings, and if lice are found, grease
there.
Dear Miss Grey-Recently met
a young man whom I admired very
much. He has made two appoint
ments with me, neither Of which
has he kept. am very much in love
with him. Can you tell me how
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IA S HONS

Any kind of belt is in order with
white gown this season. so long as
it is becoming and effective.
Crushed silk-not only satin and
taffeta, but foulard and surah-is
being used and ribbons of all kinds.
Persian patterns are in higher favor
than the daintier flower designs.
While shawl collars are still a fea-
ture of many of the new coats, the
majority do not show so long a roll
as did those of last year. and many
are so constructed that in cooler
weather they can be fastened up to
the neck.
Mushroom and dropping hat brim
styles are most popular for little
girls.
Giidles, bows and sashes Of rib
bons are the trimmings most used
upon dresses for children.
The touch of orientalism which
enters into many of the fashions OF
the moment is almost wholly intro.
duced through the medium of fab
RIGS printed or woven in Persian
cashmere or Paisley patterns and
colorings.
That the tailor made idea is In
high favor is indicated by the fact
that he late spring and summer
| suits, both two and there piece, are
being made in satin and MORE an
tique in practically similar styles to
those seen earlier in serge.
Summer dresses may be made to
look like new II sponged with n
cloth dampened in a bowl of water
In which one tablespoon of borax
has been dissolved. and then
pressed with hot iron.
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500 REWARD

for the conviction OF the party or
parties claiming to be agents or
solicitors of the Partisan Dyeing q
Cleaning Works. COS First avenue
L. A. Lenmann. Drop.
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James Polk Rathbun, year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Rathbun,
died last night.
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The girl doesn't reaylarg into her until she
possesses a sailor hat of the very latest shape.
The most popular type of flat simpwoven straw braid with
large regulation and straight sopng bm.
They dark blue tan and burnt straw with
front
the often the side.
the side downward in true
mushroom style
the sailor of 1910 posi-
re
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WEDDING TUESDAY,
FROM MARY'S
COOK BOOK

. DAILY MENU. Z
q Breakfast. Z
= Stewed Prunes. Z
= Cereal with Cream. Z
. Poached Eggs a la Gladstone. Z
= Date Mullins. Coffee. Z
q Dinner. Z
= Broth with Barley. Z
= Radishes. Green Onions. Z
= Mutton Chops. Z
= Baker Potatoes. Z
. Fried Cucumbers. Z
. Macaroni Rarebit. Z
= Lettuce Salad. Z
= Cherry Shortcake. Coffee. Z
= Supper. Z
= Pigs Feet Saute. Z
. Potato Puff Z
. Biscuits. Strawberries.
= Cake. Tea.
. - . . . . = >>>>>>>>
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6OCldl news Ii O6lly feature OIL
The Press. Any one wishing to in
sert such news should mail it to the
society editor or phone before 10
q. m.
A pretty, unpretentious wedding
was solemnized yesterday at the
Plymouth Congregational church
when Miss Ruby M. Aldrich became
the bride of Mr.. G.. L. Hindman.
The service was read by the Rev.
III. Edward Mills at 1890 o'clock in
the presence of a few intimate
friends of the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hindman left for a
honeymoon trip on the coast, after
which they will be at home to their
friends at E233O Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Hindman was a travellers
aid secretary of the Y. w. C. A. Mr..
Hindman is a special agent of the
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
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PRETTY LUNCHEON,

Complimentary to two eastern
guests, Mrs. B. A. Cole and Miss
Ida tombstone, Mrs. M. H. White
entertained informally this after
noon at her home, GIT Mcclellan
street.
The afternoon was spent in a
social manner. Refreshments were
served, covers being placed for ~
guests.
Mrs. Cole and Miss tombstone
have been spending the winter in
California and are now en- route
for their home at Usage, Iowa.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20

When ready to cream butter for
cake making try pressing it through
potato ricer and see how much
work and time one can save.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20

Cold boiled ham, if freed from ex-
cessive fat and fried, is palatable
served in butter gravy.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20

Don't affect carelessness in dress.
No woman can afford to neglect
appearance.
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MIDWEEK WEDDING.

There is a ripple of pleasant gos-
sip this week over the wedding of
Miss Fay Morril and Ned Weeks,
which will be celebrated Wednes-
day evening at the Westminster
Congregational church. Several
hundred invitations have been ex-
tended.
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When your sewing machine
seems to be all wrong, and cleaning
and oiling does not seem to improve
it, try a new kind of oil.
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Silk Sale

$1.OO Silk FOulardS-
Fancy patterns, sale price,
yard 80. .......... 42t
Fancy Silks-Also silk
mixed fabrics for dresses,
big assortment in values
up to 1925; Bankrupt
Sale price, 90
yard ........ ....ZOC
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4 = e
MISS WHEATLEY is HOSTESS.
Miss Cicardo Wheatley dispensed
charming hospitality this afternoon
when she entertained at a luncheon
and cards for Miss Lenora Lucas
and Mrs. Meikeljohn. Five hundred
furnished the amusement of the aft
ernoon.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET.
The Royal Neighbors, Spokane
camp No. 1862, will meet tomorrow
afternoon at p. M. in upper Pa
cific halls. All visiting members
are invited to attend.
4 & 4
ATHENAEUM CLUB MEETS.
The Athenaeum club will hold
the last meeting of the season to-
morrow with Mrs. II. w. Allen at
her home on Summit boulevard.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT
ENTERTAIN.
The Primrose circle of the Won.
en- of Woodcraft will entertain at q
card party next Friday evening,
June "a, in their hall on First ave.
nue.. All Woodmen and their friends
are invited to attend.
4 & &
EASTERN STAR CONVENTION.
The Eastern Star will join with
the Masonic order and will hold
their convention at the same time,
June 20, at Tacoma.
& & &
PICNIC OF SOCIAL CLUB.
The Imperial Social club is plan.
ming a picnic to be given July at
Natatorium park. This will close
the last series Of meetings.
4 4 q
ENTERTAINED FOR GUESTS.
Mrs. II. G. Blair was hostess Sat.
urday afternoon when she enter.
tanned for Mrs. T. d. Ferguson of
Colfax and Mrs. Samuel Armstrong
Of Tacoma.
A dainty luncheon was served,
covers being laid for 20 guests The
remainder of the social hours were
spent with sewing.
& & &
CONCERT SATURDAY,.
Mr.. Carl Thrower will be the
guest of honor at concert and
ball to be given by the Germania
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hall. A splendid musical program
has been arranged.
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While eggs are cheap they may
be put down in stone jar in lime
solution, for winters use.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-13
Atrayentes novedades.

Las noredades, San Francisco 45
ofrecen a su distinguida clientela
de Ia ciudad y la isla, ell mas esplen-
dido surtido en- objetos de utilidad
y fantasia. Desde los mas vaIioscs y
elegantes sombreros para senoras se
horitas y ninasultimas formas, hasta
las mas costosas y artisticas de to-
dos tamanos y classes, Sc encuentran
en- el tablecimiento de moda Ia
mas atrayente existencia. Bibelots,
alfombras, relojes, perfumeria, ador-
nos de cabeza, pasamaneria, ,plumas
para sombreros, paraguas y sombri-
llas, cuadros, estuches propios para
regalos de onomasticos y de boda, 70
pa para senoras senorltas y ninas
&. &. todo tlamante y removable en-
jodos los vapores. Ahora ha embarca
do para Estados Unidos ei comprador
de la casa Y Sc estan recibiendo los
nuevos pedidos. Regalos de mdgnyi-
cos Jonografos para los clientes de Ia
casa. No divides Las Novedades de
al calle de San Francisco As.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-13
En- Ia CoItelde 1ist1ito del.
DistIito Judicial de San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Seccion primera No. S.69S.
Estados Unidos de America. :.
Ell Presidente de los Esta.
dos Unidos,. IS. S.--.Decla-
racion de dominic. ---Ex par
te. e..--Agustina Cancel Ro-
driguez.

POR CUANTO habiendo presen-
tado el abogado Don Emigdio S. Gil
norio una mocion nombre de Agus-
tina Cancel Rodriguez, para que Sc
declare a su favor ell dominic de la
siguientes fincas rusticas:
A. Terreno radicado en- ell barrlo
Nancy, termino municipal dc Rio
Piedras, compuesto de 10 cuerdas,
Is centesimas de otra,- colindante
por el Norte con Jose Maria Carmo-
ma, por ell Sur, Angel Carrillo, por el
Este, Estefana Cancel Rodriguez,
y por Ell Oeste Modesto Garcia Ro-
driguez, hoy Agustina Cancel Ro-
drlguez.
B. Terreno radicado en- ell barrio
Nancy termino municipal de Rio
Piedras, compuesto de 4 cuerdas,
so centesimas de otra, colindante
por el Norte con Sebastian Rios, por
Ell Sur, Andres Baez, por el Este
Agustlna Cancel Rodriguez y por el
Oeste Pedro Garcia.
POR TANTO y habiendose orde-
nado por ell Honorable Pedro de Al
drey Montolio, Juez de Ia Primera
Seccion de esta Corte Sc puhblique
la pretension por tres veces en- un
periodico de los de mayor circulation
de los que Sc editan en- esta ciudad
para que los que tengan algdn dere-
cho real sobre ell inmueble descrito,
las personals ignoradas quienes pue
da perjudicar la inscription y en- ge-
neral todo ell que desee oponerse pue
da efectuarlo dentro del termino de
sesenta dias, libro el presente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico a q de Abril
de 1910.
A. Marin Marien-Secrelar,o
de la C0rte.
Por, NJ. Escudero-Secretario
Auxiliar.
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Una obIa de bien social,
La sociedad de temperan-
cia establecida en- Pc
nuela vlene recibiendo
cada dia lmportantes ad
hesiones.
En- muchos casos de criminal.
dad, ]ocura, y tuberculosis no
es extraho que in6oya el uso
de las bebidas alcoholics.

La scciedad de temperancia esta-
blecida recientemente en- Pehuela
va recibiendo diariamente la coope-
raci6n de personals distinguidas del
pals.
Entire las diferentes adhesiones
figuran las del Lcdo. en- Farmacla
Sr. Andres Rodriguez de Mayagiiez
Ia del Sr. Manuel V. Domenech y
ell sehor Eugenio Astol de Ponce, y la
sehorita Pepita Arias, de Guayama.
POGO POGO Sc iran publicando las
adhesiones y Sc espera que todas
las personals interesadas en- este
movimiento patriotico y morallza-
dor coadvuven a la obra organlzan-
dose Q remitiendo su nombre a la aso
ciacion para formar un Reglstro Ge-
neral para facilitarles copias de los
estatutos por los que Sc rige la socle-
dad, v en- su oportunidad envlarles
un folleto de propa ganda que Sc pro-
yecta publican con la collaboration
intellectual de hombres prommentes
en- las ciencias, en- la polftica y en- las
letras.
Ell proposito de la asociaci6n no
es arrancar de raiz el vicio del uso
de las bebidas alcoholics, pero 81 ell
de If tomando posiciones para COM
batirle con exito SECURE.
Es indudable que en- nuestro pals
hay un exceso de criminalidad, de
locura V de tuberculosis, v no es ex-
traho que influya a tai estado de
cosas ell uso de las bebidas alcoho-
icas.
Serfa de agradecer cue nuestros
crimlnalistas V personals competen-
tes en- antropologia V patologia Sc
ocuparan de esos aSuntos ilustrando
8 las masas populares, bien por me
dio de conferencias pGblicas o por
medic de la Prensas.
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nROTOCOL0 No. n Y SUS ANEX0S.

| All! 81 los colonos y los ciudadanos
| de la Gran Republica hubiesen ale
gado para justifcar una rebeldfa, 9
en- 10 future alegasen en- case lgual
de que aquel poderoso Estado no es-
ia ciertamente exento, una teorfa Sc
mejante, ia hubiera admitido y la
admitira el gobierno americana? Lo
que no 81 sentido comdn, sino el senti
do moral reprueba, es que Sc intente
poner toda rebellion contra los pode-
res legitimos al amparo de Ia hber-
tad y de Ia civilization. ERA 8 no
Espana soberana legitima de Gu
! ba cuando surgio Ia primera insurrec
cion y durante toda Ia segunda?lSe
ha atrevido nadie 4 negar MIA poner
en- duda siquiera, Ia soberania de Es-
pana sobre aquella isla en- el tempo
q que nos estamos refriendo? lNo
fueron los mismos Estados Unldos y
SUI gobierno los que un da y otro dfa
] lie reclamaron que Ia sofocase, sin ex-
cluir el medic de las armas, resta-
bleciendose 10 mas pronto possible la
paz en- su colonia +? Pues accediende
Espana a estas instancias Squien, ir
cluso los Estados Unidos, puede ne,
gar la legitimidad de los gastos que
hizo al satisfacerlas?
Teoria semejante que, por los res
petos que la comision espanola vie
ne guardando y tiene ell deber de gua7
dar, no cali6ca como seguramente Il
calificarian todos los poderes const
tuidos de Ia terra, no puede sostene'
Sc q la faz de los hombres, sino par
tiendo del supuesto de que ell pode
metropolitano era ilegftimo y su so
berania una arbitrariedad del despo
tismo. / Y concreta y cenidamente st
cali6ca asf q Ia Corona de Espahs
por su domination en- Cuba hasta Ii
celebration del Protocolo de Was
hington? iPuede, sobre todo, calf
carla asf ell Estado que, sin cesar, hs
solicitado la acci6n de esa soberanis
para dominar a los que contra ella
Sc habian levantado en- Ia isla con las
armas en- la mano?
Pasaremos q otro asunto, va que
este es muy deliciado para tratarlo
con calma y sespsidad en- una discu.
sion deplomatica en- que Sc mtenta
controvertirlo.
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Dos braves conde-
nados en- Viieques,
Marcos y Esteban fueron
puestos en- recaudo por
acometimiento,
Ell priuero despu6s de su haza,
ma fue csptlrado J conducido
ante el tuex el cusl le impu.
50 4 meses do reposo..
De nuestro corresponsal

Mayo l2.-Ayer dfa 9 ell juez de
esta Corte Municipal impuso 4 me-
ses de carcel a Marcos Martinez, que
en- "a de Diciembre de ano pasado,
acometio con un punal a Jose Ere
gan.
Ell punal lie fue quitado por una
hija de Fregan.
Martinez Sc dio a la fuga y hace
pocos dias fue arrestado por la poll
cia de la isla de Culebra.
Tambien lie fueron impuestos 6 me
ses de carcel a Esteban Resto, por e
delito de acometimiento v aggression
Ambos individuos ingresaron en- Ia
carcel insular de esta isla para extin-
guir las condemns impuestas.