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Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
ATWATER
called at the Skoglund home 4onea1

called at the Skoglund home Monday
afternoon.
Nora Hall was entertained BY -
number of friends in Willmar last aet-
urday night. The day wassher birth
day anniversary.
The Atwater High School Literary
Association will give their next pro-
gram next Monday night, Nov. e. at
the village hall. Everybody WELCOME
The Ladies' Aid of the II. g. church
had its annual sale last Friday eve.
ming, and large crowd attended. The
sale was good success, bringing IN
amount of $115. "A hearty thanks II
hereby extended to all who took part
in the sale.
Several of the young people OF this
town were entertained by Miss Olga
Isenberg in Kandiyohi. A dance was
given at the village hall. EVERYBODY
reported a good time.
Friday, the 23rd, the choir Of the
Swedish M. E. church of Atwater viii
give concert at the church. The
public is cordially invited to come.
! Tickets are Is cents for adults and Is
cents for children. After the concert
refreshments will be served at the
price of 10 cents. Come and hear q
good program. I
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21

Fatty Arbuckle in FATTY 1T Coney
Island"
Geraldine Farrar in 'The Woman
God Forgot"
Ann Pennington in "The Antics OF
Ann"
Mary Sunshine in "Captain Kidd"
Charley Chaplin in "The Adven-
turer."
Douglas Fairbanks in Reaching
For the Moon."
Mary Pickford in "The Little Prtn.
cess"
VIM. S. Hart in "The Silent Man"
Marguerite Clark in "Bab's Matinee
Idol"
Madge Kennedy in Nearly Mar.
ried."
Dorothy Dalton in "The Price
Mark"
Mable Normand in Joan Of Platts.
burg"
Jack Pickford and Louise Hun In
Jack and JILL"
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
MAJESTIC BOOKINGS.

M. H. Carey of the Majestic The
atre was in the cities last Wednesday
and booked the following pictures for
the Majestic, which will be shown
during this month, December and jan
uary.
Clara Kimball Young in "Magda."
Douglas Fairbanks in "The Man
From Painted Post"
Marguerite Clark in "Bab's Diary"
Billie Burke in arms and the Girl "
Jane Cowl in "The Spreading
Dawn"
VIM. S. Hart in 'The Narrow Trail.''
Julian Eltinge in "The Countess
Charming"
Jack Pickford and Louise Hutf in
"The Ghost House,"
Marguerite Clark in "Bab's Burg.
lar"
Pauline Fredrick in "The Hungry
Heart" =
Mae Marsh in "Sunshine Alley"
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
Atwater-Mrs Adele Bomstad made

AtWater-Mrs. Adele B0mstad made
business call here last Monday.
Anna Solmonson has been on the
sick list.
Knute Brown is reported to be on
the sick list. 3
R. M. Bomstad made business trip
to town Monday. .-.-...
Ruby Larson visited with her folks
in Kandiy0hi over Sunday. 2y..
Marie Honebrlnk Of Cologne is visit
ing at the Honebrink home. u
Virgil McElfish called on his broth
er Howard, Saturday night.
Hilda Iverson visited with her faith
er in Litchfield over Sunday.
Mr.. Marvin Anderson called on
friends in Kandiyohi Sunday.
Nellie Houser called at the Berg
strom home Sunday afternoon. -
Arthur Johnson called on Emil As.
paas in Willmar last Sunday after
noon.
Misses Dorothy and Tillie Scott
we're Grove City callers last Sunday
night.
John Kahmeyer entertained a mum.
ber of his friends at his brothers
home last Sunday.
Don't miss the basket ball game be-
tween the A. H. S. boys and the town
team, Thursday, the 29th.
Fred Johnson made his Sunday call
in Atwater accompanied by few OF
his friends from Lake Lillian.
Mr.. George Larson and Miss Esther
Nicholson called at the Louis Larson
home in Kandiyohi last Sunday.
Gust Cederberg and Fred Peterson
visited at their homes over Sunday
They are both working on the sewer
system.
! Mrs. Hiding Schmidt Of St. Clouf
and Mrs. Carl Warren of Grove Cit,
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
Once the Home of Pirates.

Margarita, the mountainous island
of the coast of Venezuela, has a repu-
tation that i'll matches it's pleasing
name. 1t was discovered by Columbus
in 1893 and got its name from it's pearl
fisheries, for the Spanish word for
pearl is the old Greek margarites. For
generations it was the headquarters of
the pirates-and especially of the slave
traders-of the Spanish Main and the
prison of slaves who were awaiting
transportation.
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
Etiquette.

Originally the word etiquette meant
ticket, label or slip Of paper attached
to bag or object to indicate its con-
tents. It then came to be used of a
ticket given to q person taking part in
ceremony to tell him what he should
DO; hence the modern meaning.
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
Word From Bre'r WjlIiams.

De folks what find fault wild de
world God made can't map out better
one ter save dey lives.
De days work amt Well doue onless
you kin make pillow of yo' conscience
an sleep out de night.-Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
He Did IL.

She (romantically)-Them man I marry
must be willing to go through fire for
me. He-Then I'm your man. The
boss has fred me for telephoning you
- efteQ-Bostm TRANSCRIPT.
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
Joyous Funerals.

At funerals of the military nobility
In Siam gayety instead of sorrow reigns
supreme. The funeral pyre is lighted
by the king himself, and this is fol-
lowed by sports and the lotus dance.
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21

To give up Of your own win what
would cost too much IN time and
strength n not failure It Is SUCCESS.
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
SWEDISH NJ. e.
AtWater.

Sunday school 2 pm
Service pm.
Epworth League 7:15.
English service 7:45 pm. Subject:
"They Shall Not Garry tho Sword in
Vain"
-Rosendale.
Sunday school 10 am.
Service at II am.
Everybody welcome to our meetings.
Fred Stromberg, Pastor.
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
Rare,

Its a very rare disease"
"What has heY"
"Somethhg brought on BY over.
work. k."-Detroit Free Press. -
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21

About thirty farmers of the county
gathered in the courthouse last Tues
day and made an organization which
requested the County Board to give
assistance towards getting a county
agent. The following report of the
meeting was handed us for publica-
tion:
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
STOCK FOR SALE

STOCK FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Young registered Hol-
stein bull. Ferdinand Larson, Kan
diyohi, Minn., Rt. /. 92O
AEG1STERED HOLSTEIN-Heifers
from 6 to 18 months. Call or write
nAv1d Swenson. It. 1. Spicer. 631
FOR SALE-Purebred S. c. White
Leghorn breeding cockerels, $1.O0
each. Peter Anderson, on Leary
M Hill, s. First st. 969
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
CATHOLIC.

Mass next Sunday at 9 am.
Mass at II am. at St. Patrick's in
Kandiyoht
Evening services at Willmar at 1880
o'clock.
Catechism Saturday and Sunday at
10 am.
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21

WANTED-Two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. No child.
rem. Must be near postofhce. Call
Tribune, 976
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21
SWEDISH MISSION.
r. NJ Topno11 Doe&or

q. N. 1egHe1I, Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 am; morn
ing service at 10:45 O'clock; evening
service at 1880 o'clock. The choir
will render music at the evening serv-
ice.
The choir will give free Thanks
giving concert on Thursday evening
next week at 1880 o'clock.
The Willing Workers will give ba-
zaar and supper at the Carlson Hall
on Friday afternoon and evening.
November 80.
Everybody welcome to attend these
services.
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. Inquire at 156 Litchfield
Ave. E. 951
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21

FOR SALE-SeVen room house and
four lots including barn with gar
age, and very good chicken house,
on corner Of 18th street and Monon-
gala avenue. An ideal place for re-
tired farmer or anyone wanting to
keep COWS and chickens. Price
92,7O0. Gilbert o. Sand. City. $50
REAL EQTATE
Willmar tribune., 1917-11-21

FOR RENT-SiX rooms downstairs !;
modern, except heat, coal. Phone
488W. 985
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

~ my mind TO '-.havr rHIlau.V arr!
crsl-r.-d d.- biscuit firmly III ON.
hand determined :" s,H mE 3'. a
dearly ~ va, a"r..t>tru' VIII the li-a
c'a.' 81 living II" i~N ,"''I.u3r= ih.
r,.-' NJ IA" biscuit put ha. L uu thu
sh"r and rrnu h..t h"hlrh m" stove
r"udy :" spring ar m" Intruder uu
sUHroS a. sn"u hs he entered
had one ~ rh"~c flashes n iusnn,.
bravery whi.h l. uInr rcuths fear when
I saw the light u Il pocket lantern
-'r7E-.Ius along the wall a, tn" 10
~ the stairs iUmpei four feet
straight up iu th.. air when something
Wet Touched the sole Of MY bare 10,
- hi'h Wa extended hchInh me n-
an"lt rrhud II" stove NJ ~ lama
ton was drowned IN crash 81 thuu-
der burglar or 90" burglar WI.
shnur TO run :" him for protection
from that rlnumy thing which had
touched me whrn second flash of
lightning shovel m"-uh horrors, II
was Tu"t.'- frlsking around my feet
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
CHAPTER V.
\ Mystery.

CKDJCIIED b-hIud the stove again
IN time t" sc. dim figure enter
the Kit hen The lightning re-.
'rHicd IACilc in dressing gown
with her hair over her shoulders. In
the single na-h ~ light she uIl.careI
to b.. the Ia, st beautiful thing that
Ind ever seen.
She turned the fnshIlght on the wa
md finally rested its ray un The T."
ot dog biscuit, She went over p
picked up one OF the bIrCu'
It to her check and WAS ul,riI
1t when she hastily drulHI-d 3.
into the box. put out ~"
stood perfectly still lisrcur,-
There was an"ther ."ur..'
stairs.
When | looked 10 see what
was doing she had disavwHlr.
ably she. too. was hiding SOME r.
near. ! reas ned.
This time there WAS less DEL
Whoever was coming downstairs W.
carc!cssly assured and Was ssratr hin.
matches ON the wall as he went nlJng
to guide his progress He entered the
kitchen. II was Bopp. clad In thr
sort OF pajamns thought lie wore
He was laughing to himself as he
came In and went straight to the box
Of biscuit He took one out OF the
box.
And he ate 1t.
Before that may have disiIked the
man. but now A smile OF enjoyment
spread over his features. plainly dis
cernibie when the lightning flashed.
Evidently the dog biscuit were deli
cious. At last he finished and started
to leave. wns Hbout to brea he a
sigh Of relief when | haplened to
glance toward the sbs,f where the bis
cult wese kept.
The box was gone. The Hend was
taking them with him. Without 4
thought for poor Tootles. who would
doubtless starve to death. hs was 60
Ing To eat all her food
With one bound I was upon him.
The thought Of that poor dog s,eelesi
my heart grabbed him BY the throat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
CHAPTER VI.
More MystWy.
QUICK squirt Of nihe ah,

A QUICK squirt os n.Ime ahead
halted Us In our search for
Mrs. Green. We heard an In.
distinct murmur Of voices. the
sound of twigs being broken. then all.
solute silence.
"Sh." Kent whispered. "As We are
not armed. We saust creep up as close
as we can. then when the son of gun
pipes Us Oh we can spring on him be-
fore he can wing us. Do you get me:"
admitted that bis plan was good.
Then on your knees and be care
full he commanded. We crept through
mud puddles without noticing them.
Ttcn ! heard the sound of q safety
match being Scratchei unsuccessfully
against box. When 1t finally lighted
what would be revealed?
A jagged circle Of yellow light dick.
cred a moment while crouched ready
to spring. then burned DINNER and
went out. Tue silence was unbroken
until the light disappeared, them
Bopp'e laugh rang out loud and clear.
followed q moment later By q hys-
terical gigyie which recognized as
Lucile's.
While scuttled away a. hastily a~
possible IN order to he out or range be-
fore be could light another mntch. ]
heard him ssy In childish fAtsetto.
"OAe--tws-three for Menty:''
did not hear what else he had 70
amer becsuse I a0e out Of. earshot ~
soeo N psaslble. A few hundred
ards on the trail hack to the hoaaA
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
had truaeed noethw.rd 70. q few mo-

had trudsed nostnward for . few mo-
menfs.
lust hunt I replied vaguely. too
busy with my thoughts to consider the
question seriously.
This ain't regular objected Kent.
stacking up his pace. We ought to
trail the old dame by her footprints
Did you notice any footprints around
the houseY-
No. didn't think TO look"
We'll. let's 20 back and have 9
peek"
As that coincided with the methods
OF reasoning adopted By the detectives
In the best sellers I agreed. and we
retraced our footsteps To the house
You seem to know Il good deal
shout detective methods said With
mock admiration
feh. be responded seriously: u
ought TO. I've been chased by some of
the best detectives In New York -
Then he added proudly. Il had Burns
after me once
Under her window is the first pIa- 70.
TO look. said Kent. alive with Inter
est now IN the scheme. Where did
she sleepr''
] picked out the window OF Mrs
Green's room. and We carefully sear-.h
ed the wet ground underneath BY light
ing matches.
Isn't IL more probable that sh..
would come out by the door, I sug
cested- "She could never climb from
that second story window
Sure she could he asserted. SEE
that rain pipe heref II goes aloncsid"
her window. \ lady like her could
shin up and down that Ike q mouse
Someway the picture OF my futur,.
mother-in-law Il hoped frisking up
and down a narrow water pipe was
beyond my lima ginatlon.
Look here exclaimed my compan
ion. pointing TO the ground in front Of
him. rs that or Is It not the print OF
a lady's shoeT'
l looked. There was certainly n
footprint there. and It was small and
narrow.
- lsp. Ibu FhU tnt
mud that it's been made since the
heavy rain. Old footprints would have
been washed out anyhow"
This was sure enough reasoning.
Kent started To walk In the direction
that the footprints led. and followed.
All at once Kent stopped and lit sev.
eral matches all IN one place.
Il think I've solved the mystery
he said. bending over the mud But
II looks bad for the doll. There's ::
guy following her. Look at these
marks"
With n shudder verified his state
ment. Larger footprints were In the
mud with the small ones The owner
Of the larger shoes had evidently fol
lowed the lady. because In many cases
the small footprints were partially oh
liberated by the larger ones.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

and We swayed back and forth In
rough aud tumble fox trot movemen,
to the tune OF the rolling thunder
Bopp did not know as did that Lucilo
was watching somewhere there In the
darkness. and on that account he was
able to use more forcible language
than l. but I had superior weight. AMI
was slowly bearing hin back when
all at once he dropped the box Of dog
biscuit and with his free hand landed
wallop In my stomach. It would have
been a foul under any circumstances
but with my inner workings resem
bling those Of a vacuum cleaner II was
positively inhuman.
Maddened by that blow. growled
between my clinched teeth. "If you hit
me below the belt again III tear your
pajamas"
He growled back, LET 'sf rip.~ and
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13
intervaia

Finally In the kitchen. groped my
way to the shelf. and the boz Of dog
biscuit was In my hands Furtiveiy
took one out. fondled 1t and sniifed 1t.
Being alone there with that unpro
tected dog biscuit was too much for
my moral courage. l decided t. throw
honor to the winds There Sas 30
much wind and SO little honor that no
one would notice It.
l set my teeth In the dog biscuit!
Suddenly there was sound ON tho
stairway. I listened intently-the creak-
ing of a stair!
Who could It be! Possibly It wsx
Kent. the ex-wire Taper. His early
training might have proved too much
for him and he had decided to loot
the place and make his escape. I made
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

Hih ID /. lice. be- r'.4Hr-'s.-L '.
t''r hear "a..u-A Tn4 ar"uue to
kI..E =n-rl rlnrl,-, uhru s... .ru. aud
hHs" {. uIu..' that VI E"rT, l. Il
s"".I llr'.--,-r { uHe work Lr-,. ln rh,.
s.ma."r Tine lu 'A,. winter stick
Gr.aI within sight of The statue ~:
II'"-tg 'a vlr" rnii"r
A "lre 'a.i,r'" repeated Bupp
"I-at VIE. rnl.l,.r sort Of r,.uA:.'
N"' '"u.'ur'.d 20 burglar W.rr
tnIn..- o. just h.=h nran."
HI .Ha.'.. It np.rnr,-l. was IIH0,li
hrat IL" ~.,- muTncI. Wa~ IA Su.laI
I't u f""aa-: ir I"r lu theory had n,..n
..- a"t a 'r.'. rel"Erura OPERATOR
AL u".',! .. learn To- rs ap nrr"i. un,.
n'D'-" -'. a-- "as nu .H"t-uttIl Bis
r.f-
\. H." r.fu" { w., u~',. x NY
n.- I vu- .-.f.5 'i vr. 'r lbs o., D..
'..ar sr '.r '..." m..' ' = I',l
Gu" 'h'.r ul 'a,,-. I....y~ .r,N. .r.
lie, Il,.I 80 'lr na, ',rl,.. 10 -" ,.--r
""u.I .l' @. ant" r.. .cr' t" l.-r
AMI fL"n ava ur. To- n4arg llv
k"ut. the icte, ,I"uo muu retired nrsr
Il think I'I slt L, awhile" sal.
strnIH- ne,k at Lg,lr and Horms
TINT she w"u.d r"laprcncnd my lureu
t.uu
II you're going to in up I'l stuck
'uid E",r. With VIA hla' rluau cordial.
fy 'Iu split gallon o' water with
son"
There we sat. aud w" drank glus~
hfer glass ~ water until II o. book
TA"n Lucille de, id.d Ia retire and --.mI
~d ''Ic whn." game
/ guess ! u turn In now. tno | sug
s",'"d t"I'ati,"l'. hoping at least that
w"u'd get a chnur" to spcnk to her
on tie staIrs
But uo Bupi' de'"lupod sudden
r"udu"SS for my ~oricty and acrumpa
ui"i IL" Ia my room and sat ON my bed
for awhile talking about Affairs the
atriCnI. assuming that was Interested
In them. which was not
When he finally departed the house
WIS dark and the wind of the storm
mndc uuearthly noises around the
cHyes. was more tired than RI
membered To have been for wears but
not sleepy | don't know whether II
was actual hunger or merely the idea
TINT | had not eaten anything for for
" eight hours which haunted me At
any rnte- every time that closed NV
eyes Id have a vision Of those dog
biscuits. might just as well har.
pictured chocolate cuke or a dough
nut to myself: hut. not was a dog
biscuit
After an hour or so OF that Kind OF
torture | at last decided to satisfy nv
fool ima.inatI"n by showing II a dog
biscuit I'm the llfe and proving tina, It
was not desirable at alt That was the
only reason that ! went downstairs
IL was rather tiCklish business roam
Ing around n strange house wearing nn
other padding than n suit or IVA Iamas
] banged my shins uumercifull,
against several hundred pieces o, fur
niture. but toned my remarks there
at to pitch below the bowling of the
storm An occasional fash Of light
ming helped me momentarily from time
TO time. but left me noundering In the
enH~
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

Kent echoed my own thought. Gee.
wish We had brought the gun
with us
Let's hurry on before us too late"
! urged.
We pressed forward ats killing pace,
only stopping once In sIhils to assure
ourselves that we were ON the night
track. At one place the ground was
trampled over . considerable area.
He caught up with her bere." Kent
interpreted. '1hey struggled. Loot.
she dropped this~
He picked up . handkerchief. By
the light of q match discovered that
1t wasi married &C." Thece could be
no doubt: we weFe on the right trssck.
She sot away from hin. tii0sRgh." :"
exulted Kent. See here. just beyoad
her footsteps are ahead again. :
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-07-13

! Alsnost oroppsd Her Who's
''"'d to Glance aoo~'
front Of me. and I grabbed ID
1t could sink again. It WAS a
and l t0wed her easily by b,
Soon was again In Swallowed
where l was able to stand.
and picked her up. She ws
sensible. II
II was not until I had aimd
ID shore that I noticed anythil
ar about the young woman.
1ropped her when I happened
1oW- and discovered that -
n The silk- tights. doublet and
Rosalind In AS You Like II
tContinued next .Wssa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-20
MEXICO.

TOLUCA. Mex, Mayo 14.-N"
poca sensation ha causado en- los
~circulos politicos la renuncia que
hizo de su candidatura al g]oblerno
del Estado. ell Licenciado Pascual Nc
rales ' Molina, en- cuyo favor hablan
emprendido algunos trabajos diver
sas agrupaciones politicas. Sc dice
con mucha insistenci que la renuncla
Sc debio a una indication del PreSl-
Gente C~arranza, quien desea que Sal
ga electo eli general Agustin MILAN.
FL !icenciado Morales y Molina tenla
muchos partidarios y su tr!unto huole
ra sido SECURE por ia! causa, pero en-
cambio la oposici6n que en- las atlas
e~sferas habia para el era tamblen
poderosa Tenia en- su contra, desde
lreco, a MILAN, quien cuenta con eI
apovo de Carranza Y. ademas, Sc ma
la en- muy malos terminus con ell 60
bernador "preconstitucionaP CeSareo
Castro, quien, hoy por hoy, DONNA
de una r. absolute Ia maqulna
administrative
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-20
,Siguen discusiendo
las c~redenciales
de Diputados
Una carta pintoresca, que ia
81 pulse de esas discusiones
Ilenas de intemperanclas

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Mayo IS.
En- Ia Session de aver de "a ca
mara de Diputados. Sc volvio a ia
tar lie la rechazada credenclat del
reriodista Gonzalo de Ia PARA. No
parece sino que los padres conscrlP-
tos' comprenden que han comet!do
IN grave atentado contra Ia Ley, y
ouieren justificar ante Ia opinion su
actitud, sacando a lucir tenazmerte
Ia novisima teoria del criterlo' po.itl-
co que ha normado TODD SIS actoS.
Este escozar que el atentado les de-
lara. Sc hizo patente aver, porque
siando el obieto exclusive de Ia sesiGr,
segan Sc anunci0 al ~suspemder IA ante
rinr, Ia revision de las c~redenclaleS
cue habian quedado pendientes. an
ties de u la Camara Sc constltuyeca
en- Colegio electoral, tonic Ia palabTa
ell Diputado Alvarez del Castillo, para
p,arifestar que creia absolutamente
INDISPENSABLE hacer algunas rectTIl-
c~ac;ones q los ~conceptos vertidoS por
., diputado Cravioto, en- Ia session en-
cue Sc rechaz6 Ia credencial de Con
zalo de la PARA, pues en algunos zen
t-os p~oliticos" (sic) estaban apro-
yachando las palabras del defensor &c!
/! De-iodista para hacer ataQues contra
a CSmara Habio por mas de medic
bora eI diputado Alvarez del CAST
: 10 Y. sin embargo. en- su largo CTS
curse. no hizo las r~ectificaclones a.
nuaciadas, siro que Sc limito d sos
tener que Ia Camara habia Dorado
con toda justification a desechar la
. credenc:al de Gonzalo de ia PARA '
! otras machas que adolecian de vlcIos
! semejantes
Cravioto contest6 Ia Interpretation
! tefendiendo 81 tests de cue los &C
,os De Ia Canara deben ajustarSe q
q Lev. Y que en- el case de Gonza:o
| lie Il PARA Sc habia salido Ia Re
/ oresent2ci6n Nacional del camiEo le-
"a! po-que Ia c~reIencial del periods
= era ~imDecable, y, sin embargo, 1ue
rechazada.
E. diputado Hay preganto 4 Ora
I v;oto que ha5ria hecho en- cl case de
cue Felix Diaz Sc hubiera presenta'
do con una credencial de diputado
DOT ha5er obtenido ell triunfo, engH,
/ fanIo a SIS elecrores, como segu"a'
! ulcncc 10 hizo Gonzalo de Ia PARA
"Apvobar Ia credencial y conslg'
mario despues a un Gran Jurado para
que 10 castigara de los de!itos de que
! fuera responsible, fue Ia respHes5a
] del interpe.ado.