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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
LONGS COUNSEL


ing Arx Broadweu's clothing Was
brought Detective Wood and Dep
uty Sheriff Lawson declared that the
BOX ef clothing was placed On the
bed and that while Long was lean
ing against the bed Deputy sheffn
Lawson suddenly cried out: Look
out George. yoU'a get you hands
covered with blood and Long said:
There fs not a D. bi, Of blood on
those clothes" before he had exam
ined the clothes. The defense sried
to show today that Long had read
the papers which stated that there
was 10 blood on the clothing.
Referring 10 the interrogation Of
long At the hotel. Attorney Carver
for the defense said: Did you AL
quiz Long ss once"
Perhaps one would ask q que-,ioa
and then another. but not all IL
once" replied the witness Wood
After you had done that from
Sunday noon to Wednesday night.
Mr.. Long told you all be knew about
the case:"
Answer: He didn't put In that
way. He said that was all he had
to say"
Didn't he appear reluctant TO tell
you about his intimacy with this
woman" was next asked.
AT first he did. and later he ap-
peared proud Of it."
Besides the above named witness
es. Deputy Sheriff George A. Nor
ris was on the stand. telling about
talking with Long On May 4. the
day of the discovery ot -drs. Broad
weIrs body. The witness testified
that Long gave him the impression
that Long retired al about $50 the
evening Of Nay J. In his second
statement later Long fixed the time
of his retiring a, 1915 A. "
Charles Spencer. an emp!oye OF
garage where Long kept his auto
mobile. testified that when Long re-
turned to the garage after talking
with the officers re gave the Wit
ness the impression that he believed
the authorities thought the body
vas carried in an automobile TO the
garden where it was found.
Minor testimony was given by
Ger,ie Hunt and Mrs Rose Pelkey.
who were at the Parker House on
the nigh, in question, concerning the
character Of the house. and BY OIL
GERS Ralph Davis and George L
Norris concerning their visit to the
garage 20 interrogate Long.
Counsel for the defense tonight
announced their belief that no such
person as Indian chief White Cloud
&C Old Town Me. existed. Previ-
ousiy they had requested that
search be made for such a person
in the belief that he was registered
a, a hotel IL Barre on the night of
Mrs Broad~elrs death and could
tell of cries for assistance that were
said TO have been heard. The de-
fenss announced that D. T. DupruE-
who was registered at this hotel
tina. night, could testify regarding
the alleged cries
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Coach Erwin to Have
Two Good Assistants
College Feeling Now o. K.

- i resu,t Of the renlonstrarce #
the stuGen. body Monday over the
football situation al Colby. Goa cn
ErYlr. and tire Athletic Council got
buEy and the .oo.beli g1uad wifi have
two good r1er. who will assig. Coach
Erwin or the gridiron during Tn.
State series especially. q nd probably y
for the remainder of the season T
II. Crossrnan of Eeedham. Mass,
Colby Il. arrived IN Tatervil'e yes
terdsy and was On the job with the
fqua3 In the afternoon. CroSsuian wa 6
ore II the best pigskin followers Col
by ever he'd and while in college was
All-Naine end selection He lad
very coed Coaching success when he
ns sndied the Nee6ham outfit and his
assistance Will greatly facilitate in
perfecting the eleven for the coming
g,mes. Paul Ginger" Frazer. who
IN cgaching TIE Coburn Classical In
tt3tute team, has also expressed his
Willingness TO give the college men
the advantage Of scrimmage with his
eleven ard 10 help Coach Erwin in
fna, development Of his backfeid ma
ierini. Colby supporters. student body
and the. football squad. should be
greatly enthusiastic over the present
c1tlook. for certainly the college has
heSer before had such an advantage
IN TIE coaching line. No one should
overlook the source Of this move.
Coach Erwin; IL was through his en-
deavor and spirit that Colby has real
lied the advantage Of this big col
icge idea" in the coaching line.
The squad went through its best
workout Of the season yesterday at
ternoon End today viii probably
practice With the Coburn eleven.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

". C A and came here to lecture
OF Indian in the interest Of the Brit
1sa government he said A special
board Of inquiry VIII sat On the case
Washington Oct sl-The trans
port Mount Vernon which sailed
from View York today, IL bound %
Panama the wa- department az
nor-ced tonight II explanation q tie
fzcr that her 6es1inatioa was nos
made public az New. York
London. Ocr e1-P-lme Minister
Lloyd George today announced that
The sovsrnrnent proposed % Drosloe
security for tenant farmers aSainz!
increases In their ren. and a9ains.
the sale Of the farms upon which
they are working
Washington. Oct .1--Names q
ths American delegates 70 the IL
tsrra-iooai Congress o; Working Wo-
zen which viii convene II Wash
i,gtoa O.cober q. were announced
today by the National Women s
TRADE Union League Of Amencz-
wh:ch called the congress- They in
claee Ms. Lois B. RaatouI. Miss
Mary Anderson and Miss Julia o.
Conner ot Boston
Chicago. Oct 3l-According tc
ths Pullman Company's animal state
Eent for tie year ending JGly 3.
1913. The eonpanys excess Of reve-
Tue OVER expenses. applicable 10 us--
plUs account was 33.I3e.1Ss- The
let surplus is given as s35.ss4,ss2
During the year the company ezrae6
unter contract with the director geo.
s-sl Of railroads. 3ii.Tss,eo5 as
ags list sss.i-ss7 II the preceding
year Dividends declared totaIlss
ss.5ss-:Z compared with Ss-s44,sls
tte :-ea- sStore-
Ct LOUIS. No Oct 2i-Tas II
yestncnt Bankers Association Of
A-sc-;c1 II session here today adopt
"a gzs-lzllons urging pirate own
eEx1ig Z railroads AID other public
se-Til4 operations and National
ieg sasAR 10 project investor. from
g. .aise-s.
Se-r TcTL oct. zi-FInal action
II removing The restrictions placed
On .co13zIi et Columbia University
frs yea-e ago was taken By the
Un.v=-s.1g Cozacil today, II was an
ao11ce1 tonight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Kennebec Journal
JAIL OVER Io""
Augusta, Maine

al West Fitchbvrg tonight The
residents G: that distric. presented
diamond studied Knights OF
Columbus charm TO tie world sere=
hero. The charm is duplicate Of
Sae gi~en - Pa ~ Cincinnati
knights Of Columbus and stolen
from him during the series
Paraders. I'D b. Iiayor Frank 4
Foss. marched under = huge tan
nsr sung across the street. f.~aE.ng
tae war cry West Fi;chburg
agains. the world" After the
parade the mayor and other citizens
made addresses. 20 which Moran re-
sponded with praise Of his boys.
aho won TIE highes. honorE il base
hall.
The entire city Of Fl.chburg will
sccord Moran an ovation ThUrsda. :.
night. Babe" Ruth, John J. Eve-s
Kid" Gleason and other baseball
celebrities are expected 10 be pre-
sent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Hot Reception
to Union Head
By LOnshOremen

Eoboken. " J.. Oct 2i-A riot il.
which pistol shots were fred broke
cut at a meeting OF longshoremen
here tonight when T. Y. O'Connoc.
presiden, Of the International Lons
shoremen's association, after faviE :
cfficialiy declared the strike Of Nes
York Water Front Workers a. al
end, appeared TO urge Eoboken strii.-
ers TO return TO work
When Mr.. O'Connor with six water
front "husk;es~ as body guards. en-
tered the hall. one Of the bodyguarls
became involved in fight from
which shots rang out There were
shouts of lynch him" and police re-
serves <ita difficulty rescued the man
and Mr.. O'Conno-. The meeting 2
broke up in disorder after the men
decided not 10 return TO work
When the OConnor party reached the
stage pan 5emoniurn star,ei- O-e ot the
tod. -uards jumped from the platform
and knocked down a l3ngsho-enan who
vas rushing forward. The bodyguari
then drer a pistol and fred several
shots through the aoor. He and his
comps ni7rs were attacked and severeiy
beaten. TIE wharf workers wrath was
directed chiefly against Joseph Ryan
who was accused Of firing the shots bu;
who had 10 firearms when searched By
the pelic.-
The police arrested RYAN. Dennis He
an and man known as Henry. The
three were charged with assault and
battery and with carrying concealed
weapons. Captain O'Connor wen. TO the
pclce station. a crowd hosting am
jes ring eellowing him Many Of the
lcnzshoremen threatened him as he
went.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Do YOU NEED 4 KIDNEY
MEDICINE

Dr.. kt@srz SwamrHoc- . No: re-
c-rsnses for everyshxnx. but Z yo1
have E5t,ey. lye- Q: b.AdLsr t-c1cas. y
cay o< fes.6 .Eas the Ese1cine y1
need srarr-Rocs makes frsfn6s
cEscksy because is Ei11 G.1 iI0e0A,s :
esec- Is Sc.oz rsalLe5 u IoS- cases IL
q a reasie heaEzzg herbal coDFc2-c-@
rhyssc.aa-s prescription which na ::
v-9vec lis great vaiBe - thousands z.
Ire regs distressing cases kccoruEzg -
.e.sAsse sessEccF-
Il a--sxist. in large aad medium stss
hcst.eA
Yea -ar have = sample sise bottle ..
.his sIraTs reliable r-ep2rztsc7 By Psr-
CO. Pos.- also p1Lla.et leli.EE aooa- n
ld5-eSx pr. Ki.zsr 4 Co. B,EEhzmfor.
y Y AID enclose ten cents also mfS-
rso- .ae Asg2stA Daily kenneSec jour
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
STATE OF MAINE

AgoosIoSE; sIoUS,ss,ovpg s. SeggT or .sss; ooIS;
Term held. September = isi*,
Cpoa the foregoing Petition i: il ad-
Judged that the petitioners are resPon-
sibie persons. and re. the Coslty Som-
ought to be . hearing thereon, IT is
'oeRpEREp oRpEREp. That the Commissioners
VIII meet on TUESDAY, Nor- =. 1913. az
place Of tesinntng Of the proposed Rad.
10 wit:-st the southeast corner of %.
"a in said Hammer Pl-. in A-oostook
County. and hear ali parties intereste1
in said road. and after sad heeHns
sald petition. and Immediately after
said view. there or AZ a place in tie
vicinity. hear al parties interested n
sad y y. 10 ~iI al the place o. oezin. .
TIE scuthezx, corner of lo1 "a IN s2.1
Hammond Pi. On Tuesday. Nov :. 1872
AZ O'Clock in TIE afternoon. II beng
convenient place IN the vicinity OF sal !
way and take such further acton i.
TIE matter as they Judge proper
And II is further ordered. that notice
os tire times and places OF said fea- "a
Be giren by posting up attssted eop's
three pu lie places IN said Harmon
Pl and by serving one upon TIE clerk
thereof, ana also upon Earl n AcsI-'s,
". s Batche'd=-- EIcrldgs Izrpealer-
Geo. " Carpenter. Z J. Carperte,.
VIM n Carpenter. Geo y Cra~.orf
James A F.uystr7ck. James Gsrdaer-
R4r5. & John Green Geo. c Jameson.
Frank Mcconnell. MIS- Eva l. NcCon-
o. II. Mooe-s. Clarence & J r Niles.
Guy & Lee ". Niles. Michael PuEan. J.
F. Rugan, Byron Sneli. John e S-eil-
Chas. ~ Stevens. Geo " Sullivan.
Northern Paper Co. JOHN Ho6gdo1-
Eei-s. Fred Z Hail 4 l. L1mhert- J
c. Madigan. Heirs r G. Nealey. John
G. At,er. r. =. I'o .e-s. ov-ers OF sup
pcse6 owners ct land IN said hammond
Pl.. the other owners. II any being m
known. and the Commissioners te5ng
unable 20 ascertain By -easolz BE ciIi-
gArCe Ei,o they are and bY g1bllshi-'g
a-oo-tt.ok Pioneers. newspaper print
ei ind published az Hou.ton- n sasd
County. ard olcs week fo- SIX scc-
ce.sive weeks il the Keaneb-c Journal
The state Paper, the last PUBLIC alto 4
ard sad service and posting 20 be at
least thirty DAYS before said first
ran@d meeting that all parties inter
e.ted may then and thsTe attend al !
te heard L they see 81.
PATRICK THERRIACLT.
FRED A THERLOCGH-
SAMUEL ?. ARCHIBALD a
Count1 Commissioners Of Arcsasto1'k
Attest: MICHAEL NJ. CLARK. cie-.-
4 true copy ot petition sld oTds-
as,ssSi MICHAEL II. CLARK. Clerk
fSeell
sfctif we5s-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

"arEaT, F.!da-. Oct. lE-(By ths A.
F-}.-Tne Kosci2tzko sq-adron q a,ae-.
'can aviato.s will leave tomorrow fc,
lem; erg. whsre j. viii Join the Polls,
pursuit squadron which Major Cet-:.
r.. Fauatleroy. an American. will CON.
man
Londcn. Oc, IA member @. tho A.
,or family sa;d today that the repor,
that Lady Astor would be a candidate
fo- the seat Of her husband. viscoun;
'Walaoro Astor In Par.iamsn. hai no;
Been discussed by the family, bv. tha.
u was not impossible that the chair.
man Of the Plymouth Conservative or.
sanzat!on was coming 70 London shor.
IL for a conference with viscount Az.
tor regarding hS successor in parlta.
Ment
Nuremberg. Oct. 1.-Lord Mavo,
Gezsier q Nuremberg. one OF N. ,ess.
'hy Democrats Of southern GERMANY
mas accepted the post Of reconstruction
minister. according 70 the Frank Ku,is.
OF this city.
brussels. Oct. 2l.-Marshal Foch
mas informed the Belgian government
py telegraph that 10000 Belria =
freight cars have been found on ,hs
left bank OF the Rhine. He asks th,,
a BELGIAN delegation be sent to iden.
tify the cars.
Copenhagen. Oct. 21.-The Lettish
press bureau, under date Of Octobe,
~. reports stubborn attempts by The
Germans to force a crossing Of the
DvnA River near Friedrichstadt
-FOUR attempts are said to have beer
repulsed with heavy enemy Ios.es
New York. Oct. 21-The Rev. p
c. sircar. . Baptist minister. wa,
held at Ellis Island when he tried
70 land from the steamer vauban
from Southampton. today. because he
wes born . Hindu. He is attached ,o
the Calcutta Headouarters of the v
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

Of 800 or more wanted by the allies
for trial for crimes against interna-
tionai law. He became furious and
said he would never give himself up.
Prince Rupprecht is accused Of be-
ing the first army commander to
ernploy poisonous gases.
II is reported here that Count Won
Berchtold. former Austro- Hungarian
foreign minister. is on the Italian list
as one Of the principal instigators of
the war Several other officers, at
present in Switzerland, appear on
the list.
The question Of extradition from a
neutral country is expected to be SET.
tied with Switzerland, thus creating
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
FLYING PARSON MADE
ROUND TRIP IN LESS
THAN SEVENTY HOURS

Washington, Oct. 21-Lt. Kelvin
". Maynard. winner Of the Trans
continental Derby. made the round
trip from New York to San Fran
cisco and return IN less than 20 fy-
ing hours. the Official time Keepers
Of the contest reported today 20 Ma
jor General Nenoher. director Of air
service. The record shows that he
spent ss hours. 8 minutes and 4ss
seconds in the air.
The return trip required IS hours
more than that to The west coast.
principally because of the accident
TO Maynard's machine which almost
put him out Of the contest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
OAKLAND CAR HITS AUTO
DRIVER IS INJURED

H P. Warren vas slightlT in
sared wien his automobile came n
collision with the Oakland electric
car al 80 Tuesday evening. Nr.
Warren Was passing down Main
street On the right hand SIDE and tn:
ca: unexpectediy swung 10 the lef:.
through Temple street Nr. Warren
did not have time TO turn lis ma
chine and tire electric car hit the
iron, par. of Mr Warren's autono-
bils doing considerable damage
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
WATERVlLLE
Cara 4. Hsycer

1.ss Clara A Hayden died a. as-
home IL W.asioS. Monday, oGt =.
a. the age II - years. months sa1
ten days. TIE tQEe.si se-v.ces XII
- held z, .he hole q her cepls1..
William Y Harden. Dn Sdaes5sv :
afternoon at O'c;oek, and T.il -
private Tie services wiu be c9n-
dBcte6 By the Pc. Q. Z. Barnar! !.
ard internen- will i-e IN r5e family
T.. a. Howard Cemetery II W'inslow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
DRY DRIVE ON
IN GREAT BRITAIN

London. Oct. IA Campaign in favor
of prohibition is actively proceeding
thfouehou the country Dis,inguishe.
p-lticans and clergymen are partici.
rating In f. In addition TO the mem
bers Ct -egular art:-alcoholic organi-
xatichs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
PETITION FOR COUNTY ROAD ~
AAAAAAn Ri "a


State Of Maine, County OF ArooStook- s.
To the Honofabie Court OF County
Commtsssoners Tor the County OF
Aroostook:-s
Hsmbiy sho&s your petlti0ners. re
sponstbse persons In said County. tn1s
. way TO b. located from . Pos1, tas
the southeas. corner % LOT No "A -
Townahsp B. Range : W. e L s. All
the southwest corner Of lot No rs All
running north TO the southeast corn-r
Of lot No n. being the James me-
shrefrey lot so-cslie6 Sad road run
ming between lots No. "a and rs -
said Township B. Range . would be :;
great pvolsc convenience and IL desirea
by the pubic ard your petitioners. ana
that the location is desired for the
whole distAnee-
Wherefore your petitioners prar that
you viii lay out said way n accordance
with che Statute Il such cases made
and provided
Dated this s4th car OF June 1si4
JAMES McSEEFFREf
& sixteen ofhera-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Industrial Con.
icontinued from Paas one)

pio:Ers department OF the ffoera-
ton
TIE right to organize fer the parpose
c. collective bargaining. Nr. Gonpers
coatn ned. Is the one question In con-
trcrtrey-'the one covering the work
Ing pxopIe CT the United states are go
ing ID achieve
= hush fell over the crowded aueito-
run IS tie labor leader. sQuareiy fac.
iag :he employers wing and shakin 2
his finer r-wa:d that group, exclaimed
70 the REPRESENTATIVES Of American cap
iIal,
IF yog do noi bear with us n Al et-
fcrt toward construction. if yos think
i: impossible for Us 10 secure relic. for
TIE s11s-l-g masses Of American Ia
ocr. Z yoa Iasls. oa con,sstiag with o.
evEry inch OF TIE ground IN cur battle
for better Conditions. il you deny Us
tie rights Of organization. IL you rem
ds- our wo-k finally inpo.ens. you ma
destroy rs but you will nnd yourselves
facing s-me-hing else. something
wcrse. ard you may come 20 rue the
tsy that YOU cestroyei the saaeaess
AID re willingness 20 serve that las
AID Gots characterize the officials OF
AMer!can trade un.oaisn today"
M. Gomoers again sounded a note
q waning Z few moments la.er wher
n tcl5 The members Of the conferences
that lie feared ;hsy did rot appreciate
ne critical situation IN which we find
ourselves -o14Y." The people os tie
United States. he asserted. are sitting
on lii iaGuSt- ally" Turning toward
ne c8l: 10. e-s- NJ 2died. whether yo,
lie il Or rot. traSe un:onisn ha. come
70 The United staier 10 stay
A.t=- futile effort Of John spargo.
Sc alist rDem5er Of Tire putiic group. "a
avoid actin n the steal strike .esc9u-
iisn b. -noriag adjournment and a Wig
crols statement of objections 20 inter
Tent.en in the strike ~ Gavin EcNa5,
another p4tl.o delegate. tie question
was pr . q vote and me; the fate OF
is c-e.ecess2rs. J. :. Forester AID
Charles E1ward Russell. IN the patti =
group. snI }. y. Tit.smore. farmer rep.
rese aure in the empio! ers' wing, ask
e6 - BE- recognized as voting aye
BtfoTe Adjournment. vas taken Chair.
man Wheeler OF the employers group
received permission % file sta;enea:
q :is grounds for voting for the sub
sti:u'e and against the original co.,
lective Bargaining resolution u.
Chadf ourre gave notice Of his :n:enticn
to Go the same for the public group
NJ. Wheeler's statement reaft-me
'ne em-ioyers endorsement OF SONS
fcrn Of shop organization n which
prsstn-atives Of the management, and
representatives. Of the men in the indi.
1i-ual estabi!3hmen- selected In each
casa from the.r Own number should
met for FIJI and frank discussion o:
all phases Of The employment relation.
OBJECTION was taken 20 the original
resclu'ion tire E-vund that It recog-
r Il d police and fremen's unions
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
PRIME RUPPRECHT
HOT OVER PROSPECT
FACING ALLIED TRIAL

Geneva, Oct. 21-Prince Rupprscht
Of Bavaria, who commanded the
German forces In northern France
and Belgium. learned yesterday at
Davos, where he has been staying.
thta he is included In the French list
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
French State Seal
Placed on Treaty

Paris: Oct. 21.-The state seal was
affixed to the instrument constitut-
ing the ratification of the peace
treaty, this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Reception to Pat Moran
At West Fitchburg, Mass,

T.tchburs. Mass. Oct. 11-"Pat"
-1otaa. manager OF the world cham
picn Cincinnati baseball team. re-
cetved the homAke Of his neisbboSs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Endorses Employer Group Action

New York Oct. i2-The advisory
committee Of the National council for
Industrial Defence, in executive se.-
son here today. unanimously passed
resolution endorsing the posi.io,
taken by the employers group Of the
washington Industrial Conference
against any form Of collective ba--
gaining which does not give equal
recognition TO all forms Of colIectire
agreement in Industrial relations"
The executive committee embraces
representatives. Of q states associs.
ton Of manufacturers and ernp,o :,
eTs- The resolution was telegraphsd
to Harry A. Wheeler. chairman OF the
employers group at the conference.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice IS here
by given that on the Est day Of pc.o-
ber. 1873 Charles r. 0eschell of hs.io'
well in the County of Kennebec. WAS ;!
the Probate Court for the coun;y ..
kennebec. duly appointed adrl'nis'-A,
tor of the estate Of Charles c. Ge'eae /
late of Hallowell in said County. 6.
ceased. and that on the same date sa
Charles r. Getchell qualified fer anu
accepted said trust.
Attest: II. ". LEIGHTON.
Register Of Probate
octS wed. 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

a precedent for Holland in the ease
Of the German emperor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

PROBATE NOTICE Notice is hert;
By given that on the twenty-f-s- dzS -
October. 1873. Ecgenia Richards, t'e-
a,d OF NasSaiboro in the County Of ne
nebec. vas by the Probate Io!-; ..'
the County of kennehec. duly apron
ed administratrix of the estate
George E. Gerald. late Of NsSsaleoro =
said County. deeeased. and that OF II. =
same date said EuEenia Richa-tS2a
Gerald qualified for and accepted sA
trust
Attest: r. W. LEIGHTON,
Register of Probate
oct-,wed.3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

Printed copies Of this aavs-;iss-t"
may be upon Application - ne
Office of the secretary Of state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Joint Committee on Military Affairs
Appropriations and Financial A.
Affairs. Taxation
Committees on Appropriations ar
Financial Affairs. judiciary a.
Ways and eridsea Jointly

WEDNESDAY. Nov s. ,sis T v
An Act to amend Chapter - o. ::
Public Laws of -. entitled An 4.
to amend Section Is Of Chapter = ri
the Revised Statutes as enacted -
set forth in Chapter - OF the Publ
Laws Of 1871 As amended b. Cha2:a :
of the Public Laws OF 1873 relative :
the creation and cxpe nditare Of the IT
tax highway fund"
An Act to provide for an issue % s:s''
highway ara bridge bonds.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
LA TESTAMENTARIA DE UN NJ
LLONARlb ESPANOL.

NUEVA YORK, Agosto 4.-El Jul
clio teStamentario del senior Rafael
Arocena, rico espanol que reside por
muchos aTos en- la ciudad de Torreon
Coahuila. Mexico, Y que f~sllecio aqui
ell dia IS del mes de JUNO proXimo
pasado. Sc halla alberto a pruebas.
Ell Albacea del juicio ha presencado
una copia de la ultima voluntad del
.finado V segun Sc desprende de la
distribution que Sc hace en- ella, sus
bienes muebles e inmusbles en- esta
ciudad, Sc avaiuan en- la respectable
sunla de 100000 pesos. FL senior
Arocena fue uno de los hombreS mas
ricos del norte de Mexico Y particu-
larmente del distrito conocido con ell
nomtre de La Laguna, habiendo ST.
do dueno de la famosa hacienda de
Santa Teresa Y otros inmcnsos te-
en- los Estados de Coahuila,
chihuahua V Durango.
En- SUI testamento, ArCeena deja
cincuenta mil pesos a cada uno de
u sobrinos, ics de los cuales resi-
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bienes a sus nietas Elvira y Rataela
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