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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
NEW RUMOR
FINDS MRS.
CRIPPEN

ALIX. Alberta. Nov. H. Consld-
cradle excitement has been caused
here By tho rumor that woman
who arrived Wednesday la Belle ~.
more Crippou. for whose supposed
death DR. II II Crlppen ls under
sentence TO be hanged November
% Ia London.
The woman went directly 10 q iiv.
ery stable after arriving here and
ordered a team hitched 10 a wagon.
The horses we're returned by n
farmer the next day A group of
men standing near her in the stable
we're discussing the Crlppcu case.
aud one OF them remarked, II guess
they viii make Doc Crippcn squawk
over IN London
Tho woman heard the remark
and dropped TO the floor IN a faint
She was soon revived and left short.
ly aftcrward She eagerly scanned
several newspapers Ia a store, aud
again tainted on reading something
concerning Or Crippen's sentence.
These occurrences. together with
several OF a similar nature. led 10
much speculation and especially
when # was noted that her appear.
ance tailed with the description OF
Belle Elmore
The police have the woman under
surveillance. and she may be ar
rested today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

SPOKANE. Nov. 12-on fairly
fast firm grounds. with a clear sky
and cold atmosphere, the Washing.
ton and W. g G elevens trotted
on Recreation park this afternoon
before the largest crowd that has
ever witnessed a football game in
Spokane The town is thr0nged with
college rootcrs and OLD grads from
both institutions. besides the local
fans and the city is football mad.
The most OF Pullmans delegation.
800 strong, arrived at noon today.
and paraded the streets. headed by
their band. The Seattle students
followed In a tally-ho.
Backers of the ARgics eorrobor-
ate Coach Osthofrs declaration
tn his charges have good
chance to win. since they outweigh
the Sound players seven pounds to
the man.
Dobie's squad went through light
signal practice yesterday after.
noon. and with the exception Of
Grimm. every man is in good con.
ditlon.
Pullmnn's ends are especially
strong. and are expected TO play
havoc with the new recruits at
these stations for the State Uni
versity.
W. s. G. money is scarce, and
they want odds OF 2 to /.
Captain Polly" Grimm has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

By thc fact that action has been
forced iu the eioaius months uf the
year. when tFs ChfistmAn holidays
and Christmas ahopriuK leave little
time for voting.
Then again the law IL cumher,
some, inaamach 49, the date Of the
election must be calculated az
ieaat 80 and not more than 60
days from the time the city clerk
cerfifies 20 the council that there
art enough names on the petition.
Also the registration lisfs expire
90 December 81. and the reElHira.
ton books VIII be closed for the
lliat 20 days in January.
u the petition Is filed imme
diately the eiection might be rush.
ed through this year. bat u would
necessarily fall between Christ.
mas and New Years. AZ q tlme
when Il would be almost lmpoB,
slhle to set the public AZ a whole
to take interest IN anything out.
side Of the closing ~ Of private
business accounts for the year
The league might file ita recall
petitions before the first 81 the
year so as 20 check up the names
against the present registration
lists. but II this is done. and the
fCnnfinued on pace gf41
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
FRENCH PREMIER
TRIES TO GUST
REPORTER

PARIS. Nov. 12-Just because
William p. Sims. manager Of the
Paris bureau OF the United Press,
has sent several truthful reports Of
the strike rioting iH Paris this fail
10 American newspapers, NJ BRAND.
tho premier Of France. has attempt
ed 20 have him expelled from the
country.
Only VI. BRAND overlooked mere
details IN promulgating the order for
the expulsion OF the correspondent
OF the United Press and instead had
notice served upon Francis Warning.
ton Dawson Mr., Dawson was In
charge OF the Paris bureau OF the
United Press until rs months ago.
Ny. Sims Is still on the Job In
Paris. NJ. BRAND has not yet sue
coeded In ousting him. This Is chief
" due 10 the action OF the American
embassy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

The Star calls your attention to these facts
49, % That Mayor Gill made bargain with the SeattIs
eetc 20 by which Arms, employe Of the s 4. Co..
TO be named head Of the city light plant for political
support all OF this working great hardship the taxpayers
VINO Dui the plant at the expense OF two and half million
(2) That Gill when presented with the fact that Arms
was not conducting the city plant in the Of the city
the consumers has refused 70 discipline Supt Arms
90 That Gill appointed Arms the protests Of many
business men and property owners and the protests OF tho
labor unions.
"a That he named Arms over the heads Of 7 D. Ross
city electrical engineer and other competent employees
had built up the plant within five be Of the best
the country. ,
attention to the facts
o. That Arms has refused 70 give power or light to Ballard
leaving the Of those suburbs mercy the
which charges them 50 cent than the fixed
Tha, IN other suburbs. Hllman city Seattle.
BE- done only AZ loss Arms has sought business while
Has turned down profitable
ana crowded business ases among them Eds London IL
pany
That Two occasions refused power American
Bank badng $1,000 conactdriylng building
70 We ni MONOPOLY for power on the excuse that the
when the water The six feet lower
z6oo kiowa'ts Of power TO the Seattle Electric
Tha, he sold this power f Co at a price one
sixth as great shat the lowest private
That down profitable contracts on tho
only containing about $500 klowa,ts
s That with 1000 kowats surplus capacity In the
eV plant be has turned consumers down all over the city
setcd residence district applied for city
Riley ~ as same block was using city light and the wires
10 That when r. J. wnberg issi 22nd applied
b was told by Arms agents 70 apply to the
crowded residence district 10 minutes ride
which had been steadily rising month, le
ss and September Se $4,000 less than in 1902 though
81 ~ That q The city plant : u the been
again be at the mercy of the private monopoly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
DO YOU KNOW?

That Seattle has ~ second hand
furniture shopsg
That Seattle would have to strug.
Gle along with two doctors II the
same ratio as observed in Con.
stantinople were observed hereg
That one Seattle department
store pays its head window dresser
t75 week.
That dressed meats are sold at
lower retail prices in Seattle than
any other coast city?
That there is flourishlng week
~ newspaper published In Seattle
In the Japanese languageg
That Mike Donlin, who comes 70
the orphoum next week. used to
be captain OF the New York
Giants?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

hooseveitian Policy had been ut.
teriy disregarded by the people Of
the Empire Statc-and other states
of more or less sovereign degree
T. X. has mopod and mumped
somewhere in a wilderness. He
has not been seen since Tuesday
night; not even by Eben Topper.
who delivers the mail In Oyster
bay.
Il guess that Crook.and- knss-
Club ie his swan.s0ng. an right"
says schnitzel Smith.
As n an organization Of that
character has the slightest ele-
mont Of melody
Mayhap Sehnitzel is right, how.
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
DON'T BE SURPRISED IF YOU MEET
T.R. WHILST YOU SHOP TONIGHT

ocrats fwish the kind assistance of
The Old Guard was received By
r. Y last Tuesday there has been
a dank silence Va Oyster Bay
The colonel has not strobe forth
and felled mighty oak for the
edification 81 the visiting Matrous
Literary Society of Peru. Ind
Delegations Of fond parents who
have contributed ~ or more off.
spring 10 the nations popuiace
have been turned backward from
tho frescoed portico Of the oolonels
home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
WARD AND C0RT
DRAWN ON JURY

Former Chief Of Police irving r.
Ward and John Cort. the theatrical
magnate. will have 10 work for g. a
day during the month Of December
unless the Judges OF the superior
court are kind 70 them Their
names we're selected this morning
In a list OF 100 iuymeu to serve
during the coming month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

~ " HFN VNFs
The 81 telegraph wires running
ont from Oyster bay 10 waiting
world are stllled Mayhap Il be
forever
The rubber neck autos that we're
wont 10 onkhonk their gladstone
way for tourists through Main "
Liberty av., and on up 20 the outer
trOchHs o. Sycamore Hlil. are
standing silent and alone In the
garage
Anastasla. take this for no idle
persitlagsl Theodore Roosevelt.
the greatest Private Citizen Of 'cm
all, has totally gone away. Frlt.
tered into thin air--disaolvod In
the ether. II you like.
Since the Hateful news Of the
butcher work executed by the dem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

There have
boon no rccep.
tons. not fetcs
and. most awful
to contemplate.
there have been
no new clubs or
ganized by the
colonel
Since he learn.
cd that every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
COUNT TOLSTOY
SEEKS WILDERNESS

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. Ia
Count Leo Tolstoy has been miss.
ing just one month today from his
castle In Poland. and the countess
Is distracted.
She has received letter from
the aged novelist in which he de.
clares that he will live the remain.
der OF his life In solitary retire.
ment.
Relatives OF the count have no
information as 10 where he has
gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
ARREST THREE
IN COAL LAND
FRAUD CASE

Harry White. former mayor OF Sc
attic. 6 A. Mckenzie and Charles
II. Doughton. recently Indicted by
a grand jury az Spokane on charges
Of oonspiring 10 defraud the fed.
eral government by organizing II.
legal coal companies In Alaska were
arrested yesterday by Deputy Unit
ed States Marshal Davenpeck. Each
was released on s., 500 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
Don't Need X-Ray, Says Peder,
to Know When You're in Love

panion after months OF investigation
and character study, is employing
the tactics Of a horse dealer. lie is
scheming, specializing and CONNER
cializing the sacred power OF love,
II Is business, more or less, for him.
and he exhibits less sincerity and
more selfishness than the one who
willingly yields to Loves demand
and pays her draft--at sight"
What do you think about III Tell
the Contest Editor, In not more than
$50 words. Lots Of letters are com.
ing In, but there are chances for
many more to win one Of the 10
pairs of seats TO see "The kissing
Girl" az the Moore next week. Other
prizes will be a set Of four divaH
seats and a set Of three. The cons
test closes Monday night. Get busy
everybody, over Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

Ia hurryink home with your Sat
uriay night bnndiea. better keep
an eye out for r r.
He may be tn Seattle
Ne may also be 10 HcliEoland.
MombomborA. Auckland or Homo
lmln
TH. Is missing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
Man Who Hesitates Long
Over Wife Is Same AS
Horse Dealer, Says Man
in Star Contest.

All the boys seem TO believe In
love at first sight Here is the
opinion of Peder Christian Hansen.
Sl3 Ninth av
Love at first sight Is the only
true love In existence. When one
meets the one who is predestlned
to become his soulmate. he does not
have TO have her examined with
X-rays to find out II he loves her.
Neither one needs to look az the
other for weeks, months or years
TO test the strength of Cupld's tie.
THE one who selects his life com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
Hillman Loses
Another Suit

G. ID. Hlllman came in for one
more Jolt In the superior court 20
day. Judge Albertson threw out
the libel suit of Bessie X. Hillman.
a daughter Of G. D.. against the
star. The complaint had been
amended by Hillman when thrown
out on previous demurrer, but
the new complaint Jared no better
than the previous one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

GLASGOW, Nov 11selliug kisses a a shilling a kiss has
been discovered be satisfactory increasing the war
chest by hundred girls Nelston Bleach works
shire, who present strike
The girls hit the plan touring Renfrewshre dur
ing the weekend small bands
OF them reached Glasgow Highlander charge
of weighing machine Broomeaw thought saw an OBJ
portunity for improving the
Look here my asses, he said. haing them. you
how the Duchess Of Gordon raised of
'Kies? To every shilling she gave kiss
II of you will give kiss III drop shilling in your
box"
Promptly one of the girls accepted his challenge.
exchange duly made The given the game was
played by them afterwards with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
TO DECIDE ON DATE FOR
RECALL ELECTION

Having secaFed enough names e.
the recall petition 10 insure an
election. the Public Welfare league
IL confronted with the difficulty Of
making a choice Of when they want
the election held
This difficulty IS brought about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
CA Ma T.
81 We >
L. OS 5

Lake Washington has risen eight
inches. owing TO the heavy rains Of
the last few days The use Of the
Erickson cut and the opening Of
the gates 81 believed to have pre-
vented serious damage 10 property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

ATTACK
MISSION

litt lnitfa tfe%%f
eosGkoN6. Nov. "a. --- Az
,-.r,eans ard ether foreign
~..lsaarses az Leineheu,
.-,slnes Of kwana So, are re
..,,.s 70 have escaped safely
c,nton. after the mission
80, hsa been destroyed By
. ~se Chinese troops are on
!, ~sy 10 queil the rioters,
- hsss pilla7ed and burned
~ Missionary property.
ne cause 81 the riots ls at
r.eusrs to action BY the
..sssrssiss In ordering that all
.,s,,s u numbered. The na-
~, believes thas this In
r..s q scheme 20 tax them,
NJ slsmed the missionaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

Let the ttAfiiif
import Of II all
sink into your
thought a o m e
slowly. but with
all It's orful IN
|tensliy
r " has die
appeared a. mya-
teriously as If he
had run for coun
Gilman on the
prohibition ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12


roSCK0NG. NOV L. - helatcd
.I-sss from Lesnchcu. province OF
rsssx Sa. report that Chinese riot
rhse burned and demolished a
- u American buildings.
gsoaaries are reported 20
~ fsa In boats 70 Canton.
r1s bagtalions have left Can.
IN n KwaRE So to qaell the dis
1Ass. sho are reported % be
stsaag toward Tsol Yuen 70 10
rslA tie missionaries there
lmaax the hu.idlaEs burned az
:sseAoa are TIE American Presby.
wa chnrcA. college ard hospital.
NJ missionaries there Ars nr,
ss.Als Dr, Ross. Mrs. Ross. Mr.
Ensk Mr. and Mrs Edwards and
~ Elda Patterson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
HERE ARE CHARGES AGAINST GILL AND ARMS
STAR PRESENTS FACTS
TO COUNCIL PROBERS

10 the Members Of the Council Investigating Committee
Gentlemen
10 aid you in your work Of investigating the city light
pant winch you have announced you would take up The Star
presents the following information suggested basis to start
from:
IN THE CASE OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE AGAINST
HIRAM c. GILL, MAYOR, AND RICHARD M. ARMS
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY LIGHF
PLANT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
CLEAR AND CRISP AT SPOKANE
FOR BIG FOOTBALL STRUCCL E

pleading for two days 10 be put IN
the game, but Dobie viii not use
him unless absolutely necessary.
The line-ups;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

sometimes !
Z D I n 4 not I
thought not re-
Gently tshen ms
own baby slipped
into ms study
aud scrubbed the
carpet and her
best bite dress
with my bottle Of
ink ard again
later In the day
when she pasted
80 cents worth
% 4 y q . z q 50 q
stamps on the
parior floor and
poured a dollars
" o rt b ~ the
choicest hlfc
rose perfumery
out Of the win
dow TO soc Il
vain
She has a.
ready cost more
than 5000 10
doctors bills and
! feel that / am
right IN attrlbuf
Ing my few gray
b q s 20 the
misery I endured
walking the floor
with her NJ night
during the first
year and a half
Of her life
What has she
ever done 10 pay
me for that
An I hear
her little feet
pafterlng along
out in the hall
! hear her little
ripple Of laugh
ter because she
has escaped from
her mother and
has found her
way up 10 me
at n forbidden
hour But the
door ~ closed,
The worthless NJ
.e 40 I urnuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

Daniel Beklna. q the nekins
Transfer company. says he o.
watching the Seattle Transfer com.
pany with interest
"fhiH experiment has been tried
Ia New York with succcea. aH ! uB.
dnFEiand T. "a like 20 zee u tried
here when our horses are Ia the
barn we feed twice day. but
three times Rbeu they are wurkinE
I kupW from experience that more
horses die from overfcediug than
from under feeding Nobody would
Try "a save horse feed when horses
aFe worth 5000 head
Following she % men who gnii
work yesterday because ihe Seattle
Transfer Co. cuf ita horses down "a
tno meals q day. ~ more walked
out today when General Manager
Hgekia announced that be- would
stand paf Ga the new arrangement.
Justice Il Y George. head ~ The
County Humane Society. said yes.
feFday agieruuoa that he wnald
hiring lhr matter betuFn the State
HpaAnn Society At ita meeting N
Tacoma To-day iEr also promised q
committee % teamstera that he
wunid Investigate ipcally.
Miss Mas Kruger. ascent ~ The
society. Ia also busy on tbs case
The trouble today reached the
lockout stage Some ~ the men
who quit yesterday sent word
that lhey would leave the whole
matter a. the Humane Society and
SO back 20 work pending the
sncictys decision as 10 whether it
wBH euod for the horses o. R0,.
The curt word came back that Y
was too late--ihaf other men had
been hired and thar they had lost
their Jobs for good. AZ 4 result Of
their sympathy Tor the horses
Rcekle. general manager ~ the
company. "a also q trustee Of the
County Humane Society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
STRIKE
GROWS
TODAY
Eighteen More Teamsters
Quit at Seattle Transfer
Veterinary Condemns
Two-Feeds Practice.

81 ls cruel, inhumsne and psai.
lively mean" said W. X. Hayes. ore
q the most prominent veterinarians
in the city, when asked concerning
the deeialon % the Seattle Transfer
Co. 20 deprive their horses OF the
noon meal.
There Is absolutely no luatlflea.
ton for the theory that the horses
sili be more healthy. That has
been tried cut, We tried Il In the
army and found cot that horse
needs food IN tho middle Of the
day. a horse can Get along with.
cat II, just the same ss man can,
bui horse cannot DO a. much work
and he suffers.
~ can state emphatleaIly ffem
experience that a 10 wrong. tina,
there Is nothing 20 Justify 4, u 10
one Of those faas that spring vp
every 80 often ard o. course the
horse is dsfsnssisss. Dot L i posi-.
tively wrong nevertheless"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
BENZ CAR
MINIS RACE

ssFassAhi. Ca, Nov. "a
Do sses Brown. in a Benx
ar ssa the Grand Prix cup
issnsss rage here this after
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

ahi ger n and wont 70 for her No won't
n ssnFDed when I'm reading She just II she
Nj tsses ~ Won't BE- bothered orRa tat her dim.
NisHly suH ' 7'' !" sis"et' nat "'' '"' ''
Papa
no reply
pseze, papa,
az ssg iam in-peeze papa"
s,s shai not come IN
lead on
pa says the little voice 4 Tub my papa peeze let baby
~ o, ~ q brute throw open the door comes.
Latch hey sl hite arms With shining eyes with laughing face
re ys,y ana ner s0n little go around my neck
~ swely A mute cheek IS laid close to mine the baby voice
~ lub ny pauap
aI aa1oss apayf Wen, guess she doesi She
~ care ana ~ and nights She has cost time and money
~ ~ cost ra sacrifice She cost pain and sorrow.
Whispering hlt she has paid for II ali again and again
muse four little words into my ears"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12

! hi tonight and Sunday.
80 Westerly winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
Does Your Baby Pay?

Dies baby pay for ltselff- aid Second av man today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
The Stars Carrier Army

,hs whole city and the suburbs.
e s's.s YOU i've you may have The Star
sfn,...r.s 20 your door Ter 2se per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
rHE WEATHER.

sssss =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-12
Don't Hesitate 10 Phone

The Star, Main e4o0. or Ind. al, II your pa
per tails TO reach your home regularly every
night. You are entitled 10 good service.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
tIo5)--'--

damente bIcar la brdsG dc para las vacas Que M
podian salir pasar entraba luego mulr las cortes
vacs prearar los penso para los caba1os que habian
de taer los orseros; baaba la abrir la puera
del gallinero echar eli pulla1o de maz las galnas
dedicaba Ia las para hacer con la
leche las casicas papas de rga despu6 la del
gallinero otrO corte csAdero hmeante la vista
del cla camaban por encanto gruidos muy
sgnfcativcs aprestaba la larga mesa tomo de la
cla habian de hacerlOs honors la fiesta disponian
las plas de platos multicoort de vasas multi
forneS.
En- es0 son6 la hoa de vesirsp porne Sc acercaba Ia
"a curioSdad de dos vecnoS que asomaan por puer-
tas venanas apeaban de lacaS cabagaduras In
puerta de la que caGa diriga, ella Sc ar
maba tumulto consguente de excamaciones benvendas
abraz saudos Sc empezarun deJar OR los estruendo-
esaldoS de Eos coetes que extaban los mas paccos
V empezron tambi6n v0ltear uguetonas dese la atura
de pedestal la eampanus de la igesla, anzando
todas drecconeS metacOs que al compass de
nceSane> ytsatines prOpamente el lanlamentO
la m. Sino la de Ia fiesta que pregonaba la algeria
En- a0ueloS supremOs momentOs csla casa, " por
die ograba hacerse entener 10 que bscaba
nj 1ucn uuera hablar M Falar contesac6n pre-
runas as cruzban constantemee f@ses entrecorta
das como5y fulano ahay quien sys d6nde hs metdo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
Ia Zarzup|a en-
Santo Domingo
LA COMPANIA GUELL

Los tlltnmos ntlmeros que recibimOs
de la prensa dominicana, publican gran
des elogios de los artistas de la compa-
MIA GueH, tan apiaudida aqui
No tenemos espacio para reprOdu-
cir las extensas cr6nicas del ''Listin
Diario", que trae la noticia de que la
compania en- vista del exito alcanzado
ha alberto un nuevO abonO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16

Con fecha doce del actual comunican
que hubo en- Mayag1ez, en- La plaza pu-
blica, un meeting republieano, .terml-
nando sin novedad. DuraDte el meeting
muchos unionistas que Sc encontraban
en- la plaza, saIieron todos de momento
para ell club de ellos pallnoteando, evi-
tando la policla que oeurriese un distur
bio, pues los repnbiieanos fomaron la
acci0n de los uniOHistas como ofeDsiya