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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
CROSS HILL NEWS

Cross Hill. Sept. 26.-NIrs. N. e.
Davenport and daughters, Mrs. Sallic
Watts. Miss Theresa Davenport and
Mrs. w. c. Rasor spent Sunday with
relatives in Greenvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Pnson and Mr..
and Mrs. lII. Griffin visited relatives in
Greenwood Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Fuller and daughter ac-
companiod Miss Foride Rudd home
for the week kcnd.
Quite number of ladies attended
the w. NJ. Z. meeting held at Bctha-
bara church last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j e. Leaman spent
Sunday at Greenwood with Sam Lea
man. who is attending b. NJ. I.
Dr. and Mrs. Sem spent last week
end at Greenwood with Mrs. Scnns
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Austin were call
cd to Anderson Sunday on account of
the serious illness of Mr.. Sydney
Crouch. Our community sympathizes
with Mr.. Crouch and hopes for his
speedy recovery.
Mr.. s. ID. Austin is undergoing treat
ment at Greenville hospital.
Mr.. Barmore RasOr and sister, Miss
Ada, have returned from a visit to
relatives at Maiden, n. C.
Mr.. Guy Leaman, or Erwin, Tenn.
is the guest OF his mother, Mrs. Bigie
Leaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Milling are
Mrs. William Miller Is visiting rela-
tives at Whitmire
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
Automobile Stolen

A Lexington Six touring car, be-
longing to Mr. I.aurcns Philnot, was
taken by unknown parties from the
street in front OF Mrs. S. d. Childress
some time during Monday night and
from late accounts last night had not
been located. The sheriff force and
local police have put out a drag-net
for the thief or thieves and nearby
cities have been notified OF the theft,
but no clues have as yet been discov-
cred that give any indication Of the
cars Whereabouts. Mr.. Philpot rooms
at the home of Mrs. Childress and left
his car in front of the house about ten
O'Clock Monday night. When he arose
Tuesday morning the car was gonc.
The car has q salmon colorcd body
With white wheels and has been in use
about two years.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
is YOUR METER RUNNING?

City Council Raises Minimum Rate OH
Water Consumers Who are not Hav.
Ing Their Supply Measured.
consumers of city water who have
no meters or whose meters are out of
order will have the minimum rate Of
90 cents per month increased to $1.00
per month, according to resolution
passed at the meeting of city council
Monday night. Consumers who think
that they use less than the minimum
amount every month may seek relief
by having meters installed or old ones
repaired. The action Of the council
was taken following the report Of Mr..
Farris Martin, employed by the city to
check UP water and light meters, in
which it was shown that approximate
ly half Of the water consumers OF the
city were either without meters or had
meters in bad order. SThe report
showed smaller number Of electric
hight meters out Of order, but no ac-
tion was take mas to these meters
as the minimum rate was increased
on lighting some time ago.
Council awarded the contract for
rebuilding the city barn, which was
burned several weeks ago, to Mr.. ].
NJ. Benjamin, local contractor. Three
other contractors put in bids on the
work, Mr.. Benjamin making the low
est figure. Work is to begin at once
and the barn is to be completed SINH
lar to the former structure within a
month.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
Local and Personal Mentssas
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MRS. A, G, Hart and children have
returned to Greenville after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Clarke for several
weeks.
Mrs. r. A. Cooper, of Columbia.
wife of Gov. r. A. Cooper, with her
little son, Robert Jr., is visiting
friends in the city,
MIR. George A. Miller, OF Poston is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Virginia MIL
ler, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n. McCuen.
Mrs. 0. r. Locke, of Charleston. ar
rved in the city yesterday to visit
MRS. Laura Easterby and family FOR
some time.
Miss Ina Little, who has been un-
oergoing treatment in Asheville for
several months, is expected home the
latter part of this week.
Mrs. Ed Hicks and little daughter
arrived In the city last week from
their home in Alabama to join Mr.
dicks, who has been here for several
weeks.
Mr.. r. B. Terry has returned home
after visiting relatives in Rocking
nam, N. c., for several days. While
there he saw his brother, Mr.. Fl.
Terry, and found that his health IS
somewhat improved
me friends Of Mr.. M. J. Owings
VIII be sorry to learn that he is con-
fined to his home on account of sick
ness and that it may be necessary for
him to seek hospital treatment in one
of the larger cities.
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!.

clinton, Sept 26.-Mrs. White, OF
savannah, Ga, is the guest of her Sis
ter. Mrs. It. D. Copeland
MIR. w. j. Bailey spent several DAYS
last week in Atlanta on business.
Mrs Thos. Jacobs is visiting in
Charlotte and Statesvile this week.
Mrs. Kenneth Burdette delightful-
~ entertained the Tuesday Club" la st
week. Delicious refreshments were
served after pleasant hour Of sew
ing
DR.. and Mrs. S. C. Hays spent last
Saturday in Greenvile,
Mrs. Hugh Aiken, of Laurens, spent
the weekend with Mrs. John Spratt.
Mrs. G. A. Nickels, Of Charleston,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. w. G..
Neville.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. u. Wright and fam.
lily spent Sunday in Greenville.
Mrs. w. j. Bailey left Monday for
Atlanta, to spend several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Jacobs.
Mrs. Claud Workman spent last Fri
day in Laurens with relatives.
Misses Mary Ruth Copeland, Emily
Phillips and Collett Griffin left last
Tuesday for Winthrop College.
Mrs. j. r. Jacobs, ST., and Miss
Clara Duckett are spending the week
in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Robertson and
daughter, of Charlotte. N. c., spent
the weekend with Mrs. John Robert
son.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
RETURNS FROM FUNERAL
hev. y. II. Templeman Attended Fun
eral Of Dr. Russcll Stuart Wingfield
in Richmond.

ltev. y. II. Templeman Attended Fun.
eral Of Dr. Russell Stuart WingfieId
III Richmond.
Rev. S. II. Templeman returned
Monday from Richmond where he went
to conduct the services at the funeral
of Dr. Russell Stuart Wingficld, who
lost his life at Salonika, Greece, when
large baby hospital under the direc-
ton Of the Red Cross, was burneo.
DR.. Wingfield, who was but 81 years
Of age, was a member Of Rev Temple
mans congregation when the latter
was pastor Of a Richmond church
at the time of his death DR.. Wing
field was in charge Of all medical work
Of the Red Cross among babies in
Greece and an order had just been is
sued for him to take charge of medi-
cal work Of all classes when he lost
his life in the great fire. The Greek
government took special cognizance
of his death and gave large militar,
escort when exercises were conducted
at Salonika, besides sending a large
wreath The wreath was not accept
ed for shipment by the steamship
company, however, but the Greeks Of
Rchmonr sent q wreath to the fun
eral which Mr. Templcman described
as the most beautiful he had ever
seen.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the many acts OF love
and kindness shown us when the body
OF our son and brother, Lewis FELTON,
Abercrombie, who was killed in France
in 1918, was brought home and laid
to rest In the Rabun cemetery. May
Heavens richest blessings rest upon
them.
j. G. Abercrombie and Family
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son.
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League1Stewart
Mrs. Florence e. League
announces the marriage
Of her daughter
Cora Lee
to
Mr. Hoke Howe Stewart
on Wednesday afternoon,
August thirty-first nineteen hundred
twenty-one
Laurens, S. &c.
600
Thursday morning Miss Pattv
Wilkes was hostess at a party given
In honor Of Miss Virginia Gray, whose
marriage is to be in October. Progress
sive bridge was enjoyed, after which
a delicious salad course was served.
Friday afternoon Miss Eloise Clardy
entertained at bridge in honor OF Miss
Virginia Gray. After many games of
bridge had been played, delightful re-
freshments were served.
900
Gray-DesChamps
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Dunklin
have issued invitations to the mar
riage Of their sister, Virginia Aiken
Gray, to Mr.. Carroll Green DesC sChamps
Of Sumter, Saturday afternoon, Oc-
tobcr 8, at their home on West Main
street, reception to follow imme-
diately after the ceremony.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
DIALS NEWS

Dials, Sept. 26.- Saturday, the Oath
"pinewood Lake" was the scene of
another pleasant outing when the peo-
pie or the community enjoyed an af-
ternoon picnic. These outings are
very pleasant occasions and greatly
enjoyed by all who attend For the
benefit Of the uninitiatcd, Pinewood
Lake is place Of much natural beau
ty that has been improved by man un-
til it leaves little to be desired in the
way OF a swimming pool. Mr. Floyd
Curry, the owner in his free hearted
way, quite carly in the season dedicat-
ed 1t to the community and it has in
deed proved a regular union Pine
wood Lake. Mr. B. II. Gray had
charge Of the picnic, thereby insuring
the success of the affair. The supper
was fish one, the menu consisting
of fish stew. loaf and coffee, sand
wiches and ice water. Mr. w. c.. Cur
ry invoked Gods blessing on the com
pany, after which every one was in
vited to come up and help themselves.
About twenty-onc families enjoyed the
occasion.
Mrs, II. Y. Simmons was called to
Anderson last week, who're she went
to attend the funeral Of her sister,
Mrs. Mary Dagnall, relct Of the late
Rev. r. r. Dagnall Mrs. Dagnall had
often visited in this, her old homo
community, and had many friends
who were gricvcd to hear Of her de-
misc.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Gillespie and
children, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Davis and
children, Of Grccnvllc, visited rela-
tivcs here during the week END.
Mrs. Eileen Pcden and little David
are visiting relatives near Fountain
Inn
Mr.. John Simmons spent the week
end in Grcenvillc.
The remains Of Louise. the little
thrcc-car-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Towncs a. Willis, OF Gray Court,
were Inferred in iDials cemetery Sun
day morning, Rev. c. W. Watson con
ducting the services. Little Louise
suffered only brief illness and her
death was a shock to relatives and
friends OF the family. all OF whom
deeply sympathize with the bercavcd
parents.
Masters Tillman and Jack Bolt, OF
Hickory Tavern, were the weekend
guests OF d. d. Brownlee.
The Rev G.. w. Watson, after en-
joying months vacation, filled his
appointment here Sunday afternoon
preaching n strong and eloquent ser
mon from the text. "Come unto Me all
ye who are heavy laden, and | will
give you rest"
The Dpworth League will hold a
meeting at the church Sunday even
ing. October 2nd, and an interesting
program has been prepared. All
Leaguers are urged to be present.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
Hebitsaaa Constipation C4aTed
In IA fM IA DAYS

"LAX-FoS WITH PEpSiN'' IS q specially.
prepared Syrup TonicL Laxeeive for Habstual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be tahen regularly fos ~ to 81 deya
10 induce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates Every Pleasant to Take. 800
per bottle.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
OF Little Learning.

/ man Of little learning deems that
a great deal; q frog, never hav.
Ven the ocean, considers its well
sea.--Burmese.
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j table OF ginghams, plaids, ga
Dercales, at 10c a yard, at j. G. Burns
e. Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28
Meeting OF II. ID. G..

The J. b. Kershaw Chapter U. D. C.
will meet at four o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon, October 4th, with Mrs. r. e.
Babb. Members are urged to be pres
ent.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-09-28

lot Mems heavy iieccel underwear
for 49c, at J. G.. Burns e Co.
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Minnie b. Babb, Sec.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-18
Asistiran funconarios de Dolores Fidalgo, del Es-
tado de Guanauato y de la Federation y Sc ha-
bIara con elogo de la obra de la coIonia mexicana
I'm sarado compromise pues pesa sobre todos nosoros
es precise que nos esforcemos para cumplo debdamen
te dejar nuy alto el pendon de nuestro pariotismo

pueblo cabdo
e
Hidago
para 4 a
abian las fronteras hcha
ID lbertad
a
Ia
tor fuesoq
sso las
aquos
alas sasrada de
ia hhertad!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-18
DOLOROSA NARRACION
DE UN PADRE QUE
PERDIO 4 HIJOS
Toda una famiIia fue arras-
trada por la terrible
corriente
El senior Manuel Cardenas dice
como perdio sus hijos y todo
cuanto habia logrado reu
mir con su trabajo
de varioS amos

Un compatriota que milayrosamen
to escape con vida de la inundaci6n,
y que tuvo Ia desgracia de perder a
cuatro hiios, nos hizo aver Ia nara
cion del monento angustioso, cuando
las aguas enfurecidas arrastraron si
casa, llevaudose cuantas personals en-
ella habitaban
FL sehor Manuel Cardenas,-4ue tai
es el nombre de quien este nos refiric
-habitaba en- Ia calle dc Sur Flores
nQmcro $40. en- compania de su espo-
sa, Ia senora Berta Puente de Carde-
mas, su n,adre poIftica: cuatro peque-
nos hiioS Y dos sobrinos, cuando So
brevino Ia tragedia que sembro el lu-
to en- su hogar arrebatando Ia vida de
aqueIos seres queridos que antes lie
naran de algeria el hogar con Sus can
dores de niIos.
Nos dice ell senor CArdenas que
81 fanlilia Sc cntregaba al reposo cuan
do subitamente el aqua invadio su
>hogar; intcntaron salir, pero de prom
to, aquella invasion que parecia mo-
dcrada, cobr6 proporciones gigantescas
y no fue va Ia ola tranquila Ia que
larnia los muros de Ia casa, sino el
(PaSa a Ia Pag. l51
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-18
FUERTE GRANADA
CAYO EN- MEXICO
FL DIA l0
EI granizo aIcanzo en- al
gunos sitios hasta me
dio metro de alto
La noche del Is, en- la ceremo
MIA del "grito" hubo
varios academies

TeleSrama Especial para LA PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, septiem-
bre 16.-Hoy en- la tarde cayo So
bre la capital Y todo el Vale de
Mexico, una tremerda graniZada
Ia que ocasiono guitar algo de ami
macion las fiestas que Sc celebran,
destruyendo ademas muchos de los
adornoS que hay en- las GALES.
En- algunos sitiCs ,el granizo al
canZo mas de medic metro de altu-
ra, Y despues de que ell fenomeno
meteorological hubo pasado, siguio
un terrible aguacero que inundo va
rios de los barrios de la ciudad.
Telegra2oa Especial para LA PRENSA
CfUDAD DE MEXICO, septiembre
l6.-La ceremonial del grito que ha
siempre el acto cfvico po-
pular de las fieStas patrias septembri-
mas en- esta capital, fue anoche causa
de algunoS academies lamentables,
pues debido a Ia aglomeraci6n de gen.
te que hubo en- la Plaza de Ia Consu-
tucion, frente al Palacio Nacional, "a
como no Sc recuerda otra
deSde Ell Centenario de 1910, varias
personals sufrieron contusiones, golpes
0 asfixias.
Las cruces Roja Y Blanca entraron en-
acci6n, habiendo recogido hasta veinte
personals, Ia mayor parte de las cuales
sufrieron ataques de asfixia, Y a Las
que hubo de conducirse los hospita-
les de La ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-18

Del .acuerdo que tonaron antier en-
la noche los representatives de Ia Cruz
Azul los dc Ia Cruz Roja, convinie-
ron en- que los trabajos de socorro
que hasta ahora Sc habfan llevado
cabo ndependientemente, fueron unfit
cados, para 10 cual Ia Cruz Azul le-
vantaria los puestos de socorro que
teRtan establecidos y llevaria todos
los mexicanos sin hogar que Sc al
bergaran en- las tiendas de campana
que tiene instaladas Ia Cruz Eoja, en-
las cuales obtienen inmejorable aten-
ci6n los necesitados.
Sobre este particular Y hablando
aver con el Consul de Mexico, nos in
form6 el representante consular que
en- Ia reciente vista que hiZo Ia re-
gi6n devastada, pudo darse cuenta de
Ia buena atencion que Ia Cruz Roja
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-18
releSrana Especial para Ia PRENsA

TeleSrarna Especial para La PRENSA
WASHINGTON, Sepuembre l6.-
El edificio de Ia Union Panamericana
amanecio hoy de gala con motive de
Ia celebration del primer aniverSario
del Centenario de Ia independancia de
los palses centro americanos.
Los representatives diplomaticos de
esas naciones fueron obseou;ados con
TN banquete por el Dr. Rowel, Direc-
tor de Ia Union Panamericana; asis-
tieado los Minister'S de Honduras,
Costa Rica, Guatemala. Nicaragua, y
ei Salvador.
Por Ia noche, los diplorldticos sus
espoSas recibieron u dos mil hijos dc
esos paises, en- una reception formal
que termin6 con un bale.
El Eicepresidente dc los Es-ados Q
nidos MIR. Colhdge y su esposa euca-
bezaron esta gran comitiva que subi6
Ia saia de las Americas por dos gran
des escaieras, hallandose el Ministro
de Guatemala, y Ia sefora Bianchi de
pie en- el extreme sur del corredor. IL
Mi1istro de Nicaragua General Cha
MORO su sonora, Sc hallaban en- eI
extreme norte-
4 media noche fpa servida Ia cena
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-18

VAR : SemaDaS hace, las :tutorida-
des respectivas de San Antonio como
cieron el case de IN crirnen rodeado de
circunsranciaS exranaTnente Singula-
res. LA PRENSA do oportuIa cuenta
de 81, habiendoio seguido hasta dcnde
dej0 tener el caracter particular que 10
rode6 al principle. Hoy ha vuelto a.
tapete. eSe case. trayeDdo sospechas
Inuy fundadas de que Eata aqui de
otro Clsmente Apoiinar.
Este es el sigCieute:-El individuo
Tomas Lopez fue detenido por las al
toridades de D'Hanis, por Ia comision
de un delito ulenor. Llevado ante el
Sheriff Bader, de aqueila localidad,
para que respondent del deuto de CUE
So Il acuSaba, Lopez, ante 81 CORES
pondieate eStupor del Sheriff, empe-
lnente de ser el principal autor de Ia
muerte de Patricio Arenas, indiylduo
cuya desaparici6n misteriosa Sc ha-
bia resisu.ado en- D'HaniS por aQue-
III fecha. Lopez relate al Sheriff en-
referenciA una historic que dlio ser Ia
del c-imeH cOmetido por 81, en- compa-
MIA de otroS dos indfviduoS. De tai
historic aparecia que Patricio Arenas
habia sido hallado durmiendo L orr
las de un canino por donde Lopez di-
10 haber paSado con sus acompanau-
tes. y muerto por II propa mano de
tl. Lopez. y luego llevado q cadaver
de Arenas. entire los tres 'siajeroS, a
travts de una 6isIancia como de dos
millas uu punto situado al Este de
San Antonio. donde pasa e. arroyo del
Sslado y arrojado en- 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-18
APARECE EL
MUERTO

Crando Sc hacian los preparativos
para el juicio de Lopez. aparece, ines
peradamente el presunto asesinado.
Con efecto, Arenas, en- cuerpo y alma,
vivo como el que mas. acaba de re-
gresar a su hogar en- D'Hanis, hecho
que ha communicate telef6nicamente
con fecha de aver por el sheriff j. f.
Barden, de Hondo, al Jefe Sheriff, Sc
nor Newton. de San Antonio.
No ha habido tai asesinato, pues, Y
llevado Lopez ante el Senor Newton
para ser eXaminado bajo el nueyo pun
to de vista, Sc ha desdicho de su
primera autoacusacion, declarando
que ''todo aquello fue NADIA mas que
una historic que 81 Sc goz6 en- urdir."
Lopez, en su ultimo aparecmiento
ante las autoridades. ha teDido una
porci6n de incoherencIas en- su con-
versaci6n, habiendo dej;tdo fundada Ia
sospecha de que padece dc enasena-
ci6n mental
FL DR.. Berrey, de Ia Oficina de Sa-
lubridad del Condado, hara el examen
mental de Lopez, V mienTaS tauto, ej
Jefe Diputado Sr. Newton Sc ila diri-
gido q las autoridades de D'Hanis
para que Sc haga comparecer a sus
oficinas de esta ciudad al "asesinado"
en- rompafiia de su padre.
Probabiements el lunes cornparecera
los sujetos Ell question.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-18
PA7RIClO ARENAS, 4 QLIEN Sc JUZGABA
MUERTO, ,SEP EPRESENTO OALAAUTORLDAD
Tomas Lopez que declare cuab dcnmn que ba juzgado
d poxo declare que auo-acusacion juego
Ell EXTRANO DIVlDU0 HA ESTADO ENLA CARCEL sEMANAS

tado Sr. Newton, donde repitio Ia his
toria del crirnen de que Sc haDla acu-
Sado en- D. HAMS. Entonces los Dipu-
tados A. Cerna y John Subira, condu-
jeron Lopez al sitio por q Ihdicado
como tears del crimen. y despuss de
senalaries Lopez el punto precise del
arroyo del Salado donde 81 y sus
companeros, a los que entopces nom
bro, habIan arrojado el cadayer de Pa
tricio Arenas, los DipGtadoS SheriffS
decidieron euCesarSe Z buScar los
restos de aquei, obra l. que sc pu-
Sieron, no sin antes haber lmarrado
contra un &rboi . Lopez, Ell provision
de que huyera miepuaS elloS estu-
vieraR en- Ia labor. Lopez Siguio toda
esta otra con IN viviSimo interes. Y
en- un momento en- que uno de los Di-
putados sheriffs enconu6 un vScjo
pez con extrana fruiccion declare que
era el miSmo dc que Sc habfa Waldo
para llevar caho parte de SD crimen.
La espontanidad de las confesiones
de Lopez, con TODD, no dejaron nunca
de lamar Ia atenci0n de las autorida-
des hacia Ia singularidad de ~ uatu-
raleza del nuchacho. Con TODD, hu-
bieron de abandonar Ia busca del ca
daver de Arenas ,despues de grandes y
perfectamente inItiles esfuerzcs.
La continuation del tramite del
asunto consisti5 en- Ia apprehension de
los dos individuos nombrados por
Lopez como coactores del delito, in
dividuoS que 10 negaron cerradamente.
Con posterioridad. algo surgi6 que
complicaba el asunto. envolviendolo
en- una atmosfera impossible ie pene-
trarse: esto fue que eNarninado Lopez
escrupulosamente, demostro no tener
conocimiento de Ia verdadera vida nj
persona de Paricio Arenas. Hasta
aqui 81 interss del case decay6. des-
sGss de haber dado muchas yiyidas