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Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
MISS BINFORD PASSED AWAY.

After many months Of long suffer
ing, which she bore with patience and
Christian forttude, with the words,
Now 1 lay me down to Sleep, Ma
italia passed peacefully to the great
beyond. Miss Nathalia Binford, OF
Ill e. 18th Street, Southside, de.
parted this life Tuesday morning,
August 4th in the 18th year of her
age.
The funeral took place Friday az
ternoon at 2 o'clock from the First
Baptist Church. A large crowd gath
cred at the church to witness the
funeral rites and to pay its last re.
snscts to the deceased.
Rev. DR.. W. L, Ransome, the pas
tor chose for his text: Remember
now thy Creator in the days of thy
youth, and delivered an impressive
funeral sermon, in which he also eu'
logized the deceased. Resolutions
from the Sunday School by Miss Flor
enc Cogbill and from the st. Lukes
by Master Anthony Blnga were read.
Miss Lillian Mae Lewis sang sweetly
God WFa Take Care of You. e,,-Y-
The handsome pink plush couch
casket, furnished by the popular fun
eral director Mr.. G. S. Cunningham
was borne byi Messrs Xenophon
Smith, John Robinson, Robert Gold
en- and Royal Robinson. The honor.
ary pallbearers were her intimate
friends: Misses Mary Ransome, Paul
inc Wyndar Ernice Cunningham,
Lavinia C,gtill. Bessie Fiuney aid
Maria Golden. .' =
The floral designs were numerous
and beautiful and bore mute. but
lofty testimony to the high esteem
in which Miss Binford was held. The
body was laid to rest in the family
plat in Mt. Olivet, the colored sec
tion Of Maury's Cemetery and the
last words of Nathalie "Now l lay
ma down to sleep" will ever linger
in the memory of her many friends.
Peace to her ashes, rest for her
soul".
"A Friend.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
w. H. HATCHER.

Mr.. w. H Hatcher, my husband.
and our dear father, departed
this life Friday, July 31st, 1925, $3.50
A. M. His funeral was preached
by his pastor, DR.. W. l., Ransome on
Sunday, August 2. 1t was a Won
derful funeral.
Dearest Husband and Father. thou
hast left US; in our hearts we deeply
feel, but some sweet day we will
meet thee where pardon be no more.
He was always generous and kind
and died loved by aIl. a true and
kinder husband and father couldn't
be found.
Sleep on, dear Husband and Father,
Sleep and take thy rest.
We loved thee well, but Jesus loved
thee best.
1t is hard to depart from You,
dear Husband and Father, but we
will look to THE Lord, who does all
things well.
BY his wife,
MARTHA e. HATCHER,
and Children.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
ABINGDON LETTER.

ABINGDON, VA, August H.
Nfs, A. b. Ffsck, after attending the
Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star
at Richmond went by Hampton and
accompanied her daughter home. She
had been attending Hampton Inst.
The new brick bungalow on Fruif
Hill besng erected by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Nicola nahan is nearing COM
psetion.
Mrs. Elizabeth Legion left last
week for Cleveland, Ohio to spend
the winter .w.th her children.
p "A un.on picnic composing the Meth
odist sunday School from Glade
Springs, Meadow View, Bristol and
Abingdon was pulled on last Thurs
day at the Spout Springs in the
Farnsworth Bottom, miles through
the Knobs, south of Abingdon. The
day was ideal General G. B. Foster
was IN Charge of the program,
Those who left on the excursion
for Washington, D. c.. Friday were,
Mr. G. B. Foster, Mrs. D. G. Frac-
ton, Mr.. John Jordon and Mrs. John
@. Nicholas
Mr.. r. W Longley was down from
Glade Springs Sunday.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
FLORENCE Is. o. LETTER
(E. B. webster)

FLORENCE. s. c., August IL
Our sick list here for the week has
dwindled to the following: Messrs.
Henry Brown, d. w. Watson, Mrs.
Bell Best and e. B. Webster
The organist Miss Leona NAB Web.
ster was accompanied to church on
Sunday by Master Francis Boone,
while Little Mary Watson, Mamie
Long and Francis Boone attended
Sunday School at $3.50 P. M.
Mr.. Paul Phillips appeared on the
street Tuesday morning with a fine
lot of new sweet potatoes and they
sold we'll.
Mr.. Harvey Charles and Mr.. Paul
Phillips are among the leading farm
ers. Mr. Harvey Charles sold sweet
potatoes the first Of the month.
Mr.. Curley Smith has returned
from a week end trip to Darlington.
That is his old home but he may be
up to something and only time will
tell.
Rev. Jones of Palmico S. c. preached
at M;nesville Baptist Church on Sun
day last. III tl0N4
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
FULTON NOTES.


:. The services at Mt. Calvary were
very edifying We were graced With
the presence of our old friend and
brother, Rev. j. ]. Nickens. The ser
vices at night are not what we de
sire, therefore we are asking each
member 10 attend the night services.
The Pastor desires to see all the
members of the church tomorrow at
1880 A. NJ A special message to
lall who are present.
On the 30th inst. at $3.50 P, NJ
the anniversary services Of the Full
ton Council, No. 206, S. I. o. st.
Luke will be held at the church. A
unique program will be executed.
Sermon by Rev. c. B. Jefferson, G.
| w. P. O., Mr.. A. Downy, w. c.
The Rev. Cobbs on returning, home
from short visit up the country,
found in the midst of his mail, a
letter with casl to the pastorate of
the First Ebenezer Baptist Church,
OF Petersburg, Va.
Within sex years of the pastorate
of the Rev. W. l.. Thick he has re-
ceived six calls. The present call is
TO the pastorate of the Union Level
Baptist Church of our community.
Rev. Tuck is also a member OF the
Ministers Conference of the city. If
God be for you who can succeed
against you?
The writer had the opportunity to
read both calls mentioned and prays
Gods blessing upon both of our
brethren.
The DR.. S. N. vass, the secretary
of religious education Of the National
Baptist Convention will address the
Richmond Baptist Sunday School I'm
ion the 9Th Of September, $3.50 P.
N. at the Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Rev. C. B, Jefferson, Corresponding
Secretary.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
REV. DIXON ePREAcHEs Ar THE
y CITY AUDITORIUM.

Ef Rev. C.rP. Dixon preached at the
City Auditorium last Sunday after,
noon to a-Iarge crowd Of white and
colored persons, mostly colored. ~Rev.
w. B. BALI was master Of ceremonies.
A choir and q silver tone quartette
rendered revival anthems, much to
the edifcation of those present. Rev.
Ball is pastor Of the Goodwill BapI
tist Church. Rev. Dixon is primarily
an evangelist. He spoke on THE
Withered Hand. He is light on his
feet and acrobatfc in his deliveran-
ces.
At times he was on the rostrum
upon all fours' He was severe m
his denunciation Of ministerial
wrong doers in particular and all
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
Mr.. T. R. Scott Is spending his
vacation in Spotsylvania County.

Mr. T. r. Scott is spending his
vacation in Spotsylvania County.
{
Mr.. E. F. Scott, Of Clifton Forge,
Va. was in the city this week, visiting
his sister in Hanover County, Va. He
will visit relatives in Louisa County,
Va, after which he Will return home.
Mrs. Luce e. c, Scott 'cft the
city last Sunday to spend her vaca'
tIon at Phoebus. Va. She is greatly
improved.
Mr.. John White is rapidly improv-
ing. He Isl at the Richmond Hospital.
81. Attorney w. H, c. Brown was in
the city this week
DIR. Albert A. Tenant and Mad
amesand Mrs, Lucy Cross leave today
for louisville Kentucky to attend
the Supreme Lodge. K. Of p session.
sS .Sharon Baptist Church voted it's
pastor Rev. R; H.. Johnson, 30'day
vacation with a, substantial purse.
Miss Ruth Morris left the, city last
- KIN 'erseooH AsN !Io{ Aspuns
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
ACoIored Woman the
First Victim.
GAY LIFE in UNDERWORLD.
Detective Serg't. Bertucci Goes
on a Long Journey----AIleged
Police Spotter Charged
with Crimes

A corOred man. known TO the
underworld as Pollie Frances. shot
and dangerously wounded q colored
woman, named Ruth Glenn, Sunday
night, 9th inst. A call sent into the
Second Police Station brought Detec-
tive Sergeant Louis Bertuccf 20 1905
Bacon Street, the scene of the ira
gedy Frances is reported TO have
said, after he had shot the woman,
that he would wait for the law.
When Sergeant Bertucci arrived in
his car, Frances approached and
asked if he wanted h IN. Just inside
of his shirt, he had the handle of a
revolver protruding.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
ELKs PREPARING FOR GREAT
GALA WEEK.

Preparations for the entertainment
OF the Grand Lodge of Elks is well
under wey. The Richmond City Couns
cil made an appropriation of $1,000
for advertising purposes. Fourth st.
will be closed to traffic from Clay
st. north. Ample accommodations for
visitors will be available.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
KILLING OF POLICEMAN SHOCKS CITY.
In Memoriam.

In memory Of our dear wife and
mother, Annie G. Howell, who died
one year ago, August II, 1924:
At the bedside of our dear wife and
mother,
Night by night and day by day,
We saw her slowly fade away.
She wore crown Of patience
Through the months she struggled on,
Those hands that rest forever
Are the hands that made our home.
Our dear Mother now is sleeping,
No care IS on her brow.
Oh, blame us not for gr.eving,
For we have no Wife, no Mother now
Her devoted Husband and Children
--o..A.e,,S~'.,
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
WYTHEVIILE ITEMS.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, August 12-
Rev. and Mrs. j. c. Williams and DR..
Hart of Hampton, Va. motored to
the city last Friday and were the
week end guest of Mrs. Williams,
mother. Mrs. Lizzie T. Johnson.
Quite a number of people from
Wytheville went to Pulaski last Sat
urday to witness the annual picnic
of the n. and w. Railroad employees
from Roanoke, Bristol, Bluefield and
We'ch. w. Va. The crowd was es-
t'mated at 5000.
Mrc. Lucy Gibson @nd grandson Ro
bert Lee Gibson are spending some
time in Bristol. the guest Of Mrs.
Kate Simon.
Rev r. J. Buckner of Knoxville,
Tenn , a former pastor of the Frank
lin Street M. E. Church preached
Monday night to large and appre&
cative audience. 1t had been twenty
five years since Rev. Buckner pas1
tered here. He was greeted by mis-
many friends while in the city. He
was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. G,
B. Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam C. Songer de-
lsghtfully entertained for Sunday
dinner Rev. and Mrs. ]. G. Williams,
Dr. Hart and Mrs. Lizzie Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crockett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Russell, of
Pulaski were the Sunday evening
guest of Miss Gertrude Johnson.
Mr.. R. Alex Stepteau of Clarks-
burg, WI Va. motored to the city
Friday after attending the Grand
Lodge, X. of p. at CharIestown. w.
Va. He is the guest Of his sister.
Mrs. E. M. Hebron.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
SERVICES AT FIRST BAPTIST.

The old historic First Baptist
Church, 14th and Broad Streets in
vftes the strangers IN our city Sun
DAY. August %, to worship. Preach
ing by our Pastor, Rev. w. T. John
son, D. D. !
11:15 A. M, Subject. Christian
Brotherhood" 500 p M, Subject,
"The Three Els of. the Elks". Soul
stirring music led by the choir.
Meet your old friends here. All
visitors introduced.
B. P. yANDERVALL, Clerk. :.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
INSTANT DEATH.

He must have drawn it as the of
ficer Immediately opened fire on him
and must have gotten in two shots
to Frances one for Frances was shot
thru body, bullet entering his liver.
Frances bullet struck the officer be-
tween the right eye and the bridge
Of rhe nose. producing instant death.
The inquest was held in the City
Hall on last Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock with DR.. John w. Broadnax,
acting coroner, There was only one
witness, Joseph Fountain, who stated
that he lived at Alt W. Baker Street.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
Tn NIemoriam.

In sad but loving remembrance Of
my daughter, Alice Edwards Moore,
who departed this life August IA,
1920:
I have had five years Of sorrow,
have suffered an awful loss,
But for the sake of Jesus
will try to bear my cross
HUSBAND and FAMILY.
In sad but loving remembrance Of
our mother, Georgianna Robinson,
who departed this LIFE December %,
1921. three years and six months
agoa
We grieve for you, dear Mother,
No eyes can see US weep.
But many bitter tears are shed
When others are asleep.
HER CHILDREN.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
DO you KNOW HER?

Txould like to locate my cousin,
Nancy Davenport, daughter Of Archer
Davenport Address. -
q MRS. LOUISE M. COOPER nee
Davenport. s2f Trowel Street. Bridge
port. Connecticut.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
IN JAIL HOSPITAL.

It was at first thought that Fran
ces' wound was mortal, but he has
steadily improved and in all proba-
bfity will recover. He is in THE hos
p1tal at the city jail. Frances be-
longs to that class OF the underworld
known as police spoilers and is well
known to the police. 1t has been re-
marked that Detective Bertucci was
"bitten by his own rattlesnake"
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
In Memoriani.

Sacred to tfle memory of my hus-
band and cur father, GILES B.
JACKSON, who depar,ed this life
August 13, 1924:
Gone but not forgotten"
WIFE and CHILDREN.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15

Miss Mary e. Williams. Of Tuske-
Gee Institute was visitor to our
office this week.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15

wrong. doors in general. The text was
from Matthew 1910. His sermon at
night was also largely attended. Miss
Anne Banks sang a solo in fine style
while playing on the piano.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15

Sune Of our subs criters are rs
nembering us. We thank them
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
THE MISSING REVOLVER.

He insisted that there were only
two shots. He believed that Frances
fired first, He did not see anyone
pick up Polite Frances revolver. 1t
seems that no one knew that Ser.
geant Bertucci had been shot. An
officer came in and asked the other
officers why they did nos go out and
look after him as he was out there
'as dead as h-l". He was carried to
Memorial Hospital. where it was as
certaned that he was dead, the bullet
having penetrated the brain, produc-
Ing instant death. This definitely es-
:ablished the fact that Detective Ber.
rucci had gotten the drop" on Fran
ces and had shot him first.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15

Watch for next weeks issue OF
The Planet.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15
STAGGERED AWAY.

He said: Il am a porter at Allen
and Ginter's Tobacco Factory: / saw
the shooting on THE night Of August
9th. Polite Frances said he would
wat for the law. When Sergeant
Bertucci came up in his car, he went
to the car. Then l heard two shots
almost together booeh! booeh! Fran
ces dropped to the ground and rolled
over. Then he got up and staggered
away. / went away too. Everybody
was getting out of the way. Fountain
laid on the floor to show the posi-
tiCn Of Frances.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. James A, Chapman
and Mrs. Kate Sayers motored to
Abingdon Sunday.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15

Mr., Frank Clark. who has been
quite sick for the past two weeks.
is improving.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15

: Mrs. E. M. Hebron and children.
Messrs. Ernest Steward, r. A. Step
teau motored to Rural Retreat Sun
day and attended church services.
Richmond planet., 1925-08-15

Miss Ruth Morris left the, city last
:; KIN 'etIsQooH AeN lIoy 1spuns
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
rrNcA EN- vENTA
CAFE Y FRUTos MENOzEs


Terrenos sin rival'', como 10
atestigua la calidad de u .r'ltos
~ cultivos, 81 cuerda por plano, en-
ell barrio Capaez de Adjuntas. Cafe
de superior calidad; frutos memories
do gran tama6o y en- gran abun-
dancia, tales como pl&tanos, gui-
neos de classes d~istintaS, chinas, to-
ronjas, mameyes, pinas, aguacates.
limones dulces, anones, names,
yautias, tayotes, apios, etc. Album
dancia de yerba de guinea. Tres
pastos excelentes cercados de alam-
bre para Guido de animales. Mag
nifco sitio para hortalizas y crian-
"a de ayes, cerdos, etc.
Casa de mauuinaria y ~corederas
do construction nueva; almac@n,
giacil, casa de vivienda. Aqua
muy pura y abundante trafda en-
tuber1as para todos los usos. ISL
ito extremadamente salubre''. A
,cuatro Kilometres de Adjuntas en-
la ~carretera que conduce a Lares.
Hay I'm kil6metro de distancia 'des-
de los establecimientos a dicha ca
rretera por canine de caro-. Pcr
otro punto, desde la colindancia
a la ~carretera hay solo 200 metros.
Producto de esta propiedad en- CO.
secha hoja como la del aho ~presente
mas de $4,000 de cafe con slis pre-
clos actuaies.
Para informes dirijase a don Ar
turo Rodriguez de Adjuntas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
LA TRAMA EN- CONTRA DEL
GEAR.

Hablar en- estos dias de tramas en-
contra del Gear de Russia, parece tai
como ST discutiesemos acontecimien-
tos de los tiempos de Cromwell, y no
cbstante, no hace tantos amos Que
estaba de moda Ell que no pasase
I'm ado sin que ocurriera por 10 me
nos un atentado para enviar cl Gear
al otro mundo.
Una do eStaS tramas ocurrio en-
Ia primera parte del ano 1880. Un
gran banQuete, al cual habian de
asistir los altos dignatarios del es-
4ado, debia celebrarse en- ell palacio
de invierno an st. Petersburgo, Ell
cinco de febrero. Los invitados to-
marian asiento en- la mesa a las
echo de la noche. No Sc sabe por-
que ra26n trivial, ell Gear no pudo
llegar a tempo, v pidi6 que Sc pos
rusiese Ell banquete por ounce mi
nutos. Cinco minutes antes de en-
trar Ia comitiva real en- ell salon,
ocurrio n horrible explosion. La
dfnamita hizo I'm hoyo de diez pies
de profundidad. Cinco sirvientes pc
recieron y 35 resultaron heridos. Pc
70 eli Gear escape sin un rasguho,
al igual que sus regios invitados.
81 general Trepoff, quien Sc ca
rscterizaba por su frialdad, era en-
este tempo Jefe de la PoIcia de
Petrogrado. FL era el Iamado q
descubrir a los conspiradores y dar-
les su merecido castigo. Y empezo
en- una forma muy rara. Todos aque-
Los de quienes podia sospecharse
siquiera remotamente que eran auto
res del atentado, fueron arrestados.
Trepoff sc dedic6 con ardor a la
tarea de descubrir a los culpables.
I'm ndmero de hombres Sc habia
visto rondar por los alrededores del
pa)acio la noche del atentado. Fue-
ron arrestados y r~egistrados. Pero
inutilmente. Esto hubiese dado fin
a las investigaciones, 81 uno de los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05

LA CAFILLA DEL sANTo CRISTo

No es I'm sentimiento mezQuino y
material ell que me ocupa en- este
momento. Ago Sc revels en- mi ser,
tai veE sea ell recuerdo, quiza mi es-
piritu, amarte de otras cdades, re-
verenciador del Pasado y la Histo-
ria, SO atreva lamar un critic de
protesta en- esta bora. Van a de.
moler Ia capilla del Cristo. Y estas
palabraa caen en- mi coraz0n, pro-
d~uci6ndome IN amargo pesar al con-
vencerme que me es impossible hacer
NADIA para que este nc 80 ueve a
Icsbo. 6Donde iran a parar los restos
dc La vieja capillita, testimonio So
lido para probar nuestra remota an
tigiedad?
|. JSera tan grande mi ignorancia
one no puedo alcanzar a comprender
el progreso como Sc entiende en- es-
tos tiempos? Porque 81 Ell progreso
destruye 10 que la civilization y la
cuitura Sc afanan en- conservar, po-
dria considerarse COM enemigo de
elias. Nuestra ~exgencia y nuestro
lujo pueden quiz4 hallarse satisfe-
chos con la moderna belleza de las
coSas que nos rodean, en- Gambia
Duestro entendimiento y nuestra
memoria ansian saborear La magia
de los recuerdos en- los sitios que
nos hablen de aver.
! iQucdan tan pocos! Donde 'exis-
tia TN temple, pasa una carretera o
ana Gale. y ell DIOR a gasolina 10
invade TODD. 6Habr$ que Greer que
los lugares de oracion son perse-
guides? 81 asi fuera, la soledad de
los bosques y la Sombra de los Ar
boles Sc nos ofrecen para reunirnos
en- ncmbre del Senior. Bajo un ar
Dol frondoso Budah meditaba.
Cristo dijo su Sermon en- la mon
tafa. 4
ST Ell hombre arroia de los TEN
plos los a~ltares, Gd6nde iremos a
buscar en- horas de abatimiento pa
rs, que nuestro espiritu Sc forta-
lezca la imagen del Redentor? No
encontraremos su altar porque las
capillas Y las ermitas iquiza las
iglesias mas tarde! Sc demuelen y
Sc arrojan de La ciudad. Queda
otro sitio de donde no puede arran
carla Ell hombre. Llevaremos escon-
dida en- 10 mas profundo de nues-
tro ser La imagen sagrada. Amor
sera su altar, la fe III temple. Del
fondo de nuestro coraz6n no habra
quien pueda sacarla No hay fuer-
"a humana que venza al Amor Di-
vino Rosita Silva de QUINoNES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-05
La hqzana detec-
tiUeSca del dia
POr Vance Wynn

a~uxiliares de Trepoff no hubiese no.
tado una rara cotncidencia. Y era
que cada uno de los ounce arres-
Sados llevaba un bast6n de bambu.
Los bastones fueron examinados cut
dadosamente. Fran huecos Y al ser
abiertos Sc not6 que contenian no
las de papel citando a una reunion
de los revolucionarios. Uno de los
ounce fue sometido a la tortura y
revel6 los nombres de varios de sus
asociados.
Como resultado de este, ell Ge-
neral fu6 a la tienda de Victor
C%halturin, ebanista, para averiguar
suS medios de vida. Sc hizo discre-
taanente y sin molestar al sospecho-
SO. Mientras estaba fuera su apar-
tdmentos fueron registrados por la
rolicia imperial. Entire otras cosas
Sc encontro un armario Quetenia
gabetas ~secretas. Y sc encontraron
en- estas gabetas varias copias en-
papel azul. Un arquitecto fue la
llado y declare que eran los pianos
del palacio imperial.
Las cosas Sc ponian NAL para Vic
tor Chalturin.
Despu6s los acontecimientos Sc
sucedieron uno a otros con gran
rapidez. La policia cncontr6 una no.
ia cifrada que habfa sido envisda
al ebanista una semana antes de la
explosion. Traducida, Sc VIC que LEILA
asst "Ahora es Ell momento de
obrar. No 81 tarde por mas tempo.
Sc record6 que en- ell palacio SO
cmpezaron a hacer ciertaS repara-
clones precisamente un dia despu6s
de recibirse esta nota. Y futuras in
vestgaciones pusieron de manifies-
to ell hecho de que n de los ar
pinterios que habia sido empleado
DC PoAOCAd AtuC4AoAAAO d 0HdAIuAA As
I'm manufacturer declare que ha-
bia vendido dinamita al ebanista.
Dijo que la cantidad no era mucha.
pero 81 la suficiente para volar ell
palacio.
Ahora Ell problema era saber CO.
mo 50 habia nevado Ia bomba al
palacio. Sc probe que la dinamita
labia .sido conducida a Ia bodega
POGO a POGO, en- bollos de pan que
los carpinteros traian para almcr-
gar. Ell vigilante del palacio habia
sido burlado.
Los c~onspiradores habian prepare
do la bomba, IN forma tai que ex-
plotase a la bora del banquete. FL
Gear sigui6 viviendo, pero i enc
migos' fueron ejecutados.