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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26
Chancery Court AT ID cambridge

! I Peck and Others VS. John Rhoon ct al-'co Al
bert Rhoton.
THE ACCOUNT ORLERED IN THE ABOVE
l. cause by tho mid Court at its juno Spccial Term
iol viii be taken at the office Of the Gig lnd Mas
Der next when and where all parties in interest can
appear with their testimony or the cause will be
for bearing VNpaTtc.
Done at office, in nandrilge. on The lst Monday of
July. 1871. DIR v BLACKVT'RN CEM
July T. lS7l wit
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Notice.

THE CODE OF TENNESs ZEE REQUIRES THAT
all Executors and Administrator appear before
nc Clerk OF the County Court of the county in which
tates they have in charge. punctualy at the pira
on OF two years from the date of their appointment
and that Guardians make settlement punetualy every
year .ifrf r t'H f".I'Ih ~
All Executors, Administrators and Guardians in
hnoN county who have not complied with said re.
qulremenis are hereby notified 20 come forward and
make settlement ut once. Us A BLANC. Clerk.
jGy26W4t NM. 10 ~. -. '..--'-'
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The Press Buffers GubernatOriaI Askai-
rntiOnS.

BosToN, July 17.-General Buffers ex-
pressed readiness to accept the nomination
for Governor of Massachusetts is not favor
ably responded to by the leading Boston
papers. The Advertiser thinks it rather
early to accept nominations to be made so
far ahead, and intimates that Governor
Claflin may be induced, if the political sit
Journal says there is no question but that
the Republicans in the convention will
act with proper discretion, and nominate
for all offices gentlemen who will strength
ell the party and continue its beneficial
rule.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

Commissioner Baker has just compile
ted thorough organization of the secret
service division of the Pension Bureau,
aud in few days an active and efficient
force OF detectives will be on the lookout
for all lawless o. erators on the bounty of
The Government.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED FROM
ID the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennessee and
to the sheriff dree ed will sell for cash in hand in
front Of the court house in Knoxville. Tennessee on
Saturday, the 18th day of August ISL all the right
tite, claim, interest aud demand that CharesR Cliff
has in and 10 eerain tct paree of land lying and
situated in the 10Th civil district of Knox county Ten
nessee being part Of the Gift estate lot No. g. con-
tanning fifty acres. levied To satisfy judgment In
fnyor of III l. Cliff ct al. This July % 1911
NJ w HUFFAKER, Deputy Sheriff.
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TERALS OLE SIZE
Gherin GnIcs.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court OF knox county, Tennessee,
and to the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in hand
Saturday the 18th day of August, 1871, all the right
title, claim and demand that Harrison Gift has in and
to certain tract parcel of land lying and being in
the 10Th civil district of Knox county. Tenn ssee being
part of the Cliff estate, lot No 10 containing y
acres levied TO satisfy judgment IN favor of l.
Cliff ct ais. This July %, 1871 z ,i- 90 tH.--
L.... ri W HUFFAIiER, Deputy Sheriff
iuly I'll
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court of Knox county Tennessee
and the Sheriff directed will sell for cash in hand
front of The court house in Knoxville Tennessee on
Saturday the 18th day of August 1871 all the right
tile caiu. interest and demand that Anna MeCrurry
has in and to certain tract parcel OF land lying and
nesse" berg part of the Gift estate, lot n 10 CON
tanning fifty acres eied to satisfy execution IN
favor Of IL. l.. Cliff ct al 7 his July %. ISL.
NJ W HUFFAKER, Deputy Sheriff
july25-dltw3t
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Foand Dad.

Mr. Henry Hays, in the 18th civil dis
trict of this county, was found dead in ~, :,
vicinity of bis residence on Friday orm e
inc last He had left home on til .norn-
Gus evening for the purpose of e. prev w
shoes mended, taking his set.lng ms
with him. Not returning - gun gun o "mu uoS
searG en-, was ,Sl,inb Ind .,ext morning, and
the the I night, carrie ieturned home during
his dead mas .ser. who had been Shot shot so
ce,'.a9 the mouth that his lips were
no. cu'' From the position in which he
was '.ound. death must have been instanta-
hJous, as the corpse was reclining against
q tree, with the muzzle of the gun resting
upon the shoulder. He had killed one
squirrel, which was found by him. 1t
is thought by his neighbors that he killed
himself accidentally-that he had his
mouth to the muzzle of the gun, blowing
in it to see if,was loaded, when it fired and
killed him, he having pushed the hammer
back with his toe. The deceased was aged
about 80 years Cleveland Banner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BAPTIST COLLEGE
NIOSSY CREEK,

JEFFERSON CO., TENN.
The Collegiate Year Begins August u, 1871.
FACULTY.. .....-
Elder n d GoFoRrH. A. NJ, Pres. and Prot. of Mental
and Moral Philosophy.
w. T. Russ III. A. NJ. Prof. Mathematics.
Elder J. G. NASH, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Languages
Thos. X. RUSSELL. A. NJ. Prof Modern Languages.
TUITION.
Per term of five $40 90 to $40 90
Board per week lights excepted. ............. so
Contingent fee (in o.
Tuition, one- hair IN ddr0nce.
The College is located tho Z. T. & Va. r. r. thirty
miles above knoxville, in thriving village surround
cd by beautiful and hea thy country. enjoying the
superior adyanta of pure mountain atmosphere;
The Board of Trustees have empoye ed an agent who
will take the fl Id at for the endowment of the
College. JESSE BAKER.
july26-wltl Secretary of Board.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

ID the Circuit Court of Knox county, Tennessee, and
70 the Sheriff directed, will sell Tor cash in hand in
saturday tn 18th day of August. 1871, all the right
title interest claim and demand that Joseph Gilt has
being in the lth civil district of Knox county Tennes
see. being part of the Gilt estate, lot No. 8 contain
ing f'ty acres levied to satisfy judgment in favor
Of II /, Gift, ct al. This July %, ISL.
M W HUFFAKER, Deputy Sheriff
ju1y25-dltw3t .'..r.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

Philadelphia judge has decided that a
procession has no right to interrupt the or
binary travel on the streets. The case arose
on an order given by the mayor of that
city, that no street cars should be allowed
to cross certain street while procession
was passing, which order was disobeyed
by one Of the lines, and the questions fin
ally reached a judicial differentiation, with
the result as above stated
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 24--Flour, high grades
declined 25c others unchanged but weak
Wheat dull lower. Corn, white, scarce and
quiet, 79aS2c; yellow, steady, 72a74 Pork
steady, $3.50. Bacon frmer: Shoulders, 74c
Whisky 9Gc.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

\ western editor who does Mt know
much about farming, suggests that lorgur-
dcn-making Il cast-iron back, with y hinge
in it, would he an Improvement on the
spinal column now in use.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26
Renorting Storm. D, TeIegrnnh.

The present efficient system ofrepoTting
daily the state of the weather and the APP
proach Of storms are of vast importance and
usefulness. We find IN Harpers Maya
zine for August, au account of great loss
oflife and shipping aYerted by this system,
II is as follows I'm November, 1854, while
the AnglO-FTench fleet 0yas operating in
the Black Sea against the stubborn walls
OF SabastopOl, the tidings flashed across the
wires that "a mighty tempest had arisen on
the western coast of France, and, by the
warnings of the barometer, was on its way
eastward. The telegram was sent by the
French Minister of war, Marshal valiant,
from Paris, and reached the allied fleet in
good time to enable them &c put to sea be-
fore the cyclone could travel the fl We hum
dred leagues Ofits course, and disperse or
destroy the most splendid magies that ever
rode ose.waters.t Thestorm came with a
fatal punctuality to the predicted hour.
ihhefCIlIneil, Shaken, raVag I'd, seourged by
its fury, presented every where a scene of
havoc and ruin in the allied camp more
fearful Ahan any the fire Ofall the Russian
forts combined could have inflicted IL is
perhaps got too much 10 say that, but for
that telegram and its timely storm warn-
ing, the coiIgTegated navies, fIrfron home
and shattered to pieces, cOGld not havesus-
tanned the besieging armies, and the event
or the great A2astern war might have been
o'i''rfi'' . IRON YIal !. hnallyE %s'iIA
In Paris, Mrs. Kate Chase Splague
bought six and "a half yards of lace for
eighteen thousand dollars, and the shop
where ii was sold retained photograph
OF the costly fabric and has il TOn exhibit
ton. '7TL$hehan5e. Ey a fHTT#t
.sHe don't recommend any of our poor
American women 10 initiate the example.
-
FIELD after Field departs. Stephen J.
Joins the old Democrats on the United
states supreme Bench. David Dudley
defends the Erie swindleFs until he needs
defence himself and the Rev. Henry NJ,
hitherto regarded as the flower of the fam
lly, becomes the ecclesiastical defender of
me Infamous TammaUy Ring. -Bpsfyn
transcript.
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The Heavens and the Earth = Discerning
the "Faceo of the Sky. ....'.

EDITORS CHRONICLE: Is it becauso
others think SO little of what L THU
ni"""h every time open a morni' & -
that so little is said or write -
ject of "storm science?" ~, paper,
the earth proper has r. on the sub
adhering to its SUR or Is Ii true that
our attention? more than enough
on the subj lace to engage almost all
be a goC Perhaps l am q little wild
i M Get referred to. If so, that will
"A reason for oxpusinp mo for what
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

MIS-. Stanton, innletter to the RcroIu-
ton, from Iowa, relates how she sent one
poor man bowling out of her sight. She
says SIN my travels l occasionally meet
men who think that the chief glory of all
women il 10 bear children. One of these
coneeted lords told me few days since
that his wife had fourteen children, and
asked me if L did,nOt think that was the
highest right woman could desire. Look
ing at his little head, contracted chest and
crooked legs / replied THAT turns some
what on the character and capacity of the
father. must confess, sir, never saw "A
dozen lncn Worth repeating fourteen times. >
The poor man, reviewing his own defects,
looked as if he thought his own wife might
have bundered in not preferring cnfran-
chisehcht to the multiplying OF 20 many
shadows ofThimself. 1T is better says
John Stuart Mill, 10 give the world one
lion than twelve jackasses. y" .-.... --
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

THE GERMAN WAR MEDAL.-The En-
peror William, of Germany, has issued an
order for "A medal in commemoration of
the war. The medal for combatants is to
be of bronze, and is to bear the inscrip-
ton, ITO the Victorious Army" For non
combatants the Inscription TO read, "For
Faithfullness to Duty in War" and the
medal to be of steel Both classes are to
bear the device. "God was with us to
Him be the Honor" and to have on the
reverse a cross with the date 1S10-71. In
the center of the cross will be shield, en-
closing, for combatants, wreath of lau-
rel for non-combatants garland of oak
leaves. -a.sl3'r saL.ia
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26
Trustees sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE VESTED
ID by deed of trust executed the 9th day of July
1863 by James w Hope in favor of Mrs. Kinzell
and Others will offer for sale at public cutlery at the
Court House in Knoxville. ON Saturday. the 10Th da!
of August next all the right, title, interest," claim and
demand that the said w Hope has in and to a tract
md situated in the 2d civil district of Knox county
adjoining the lands of w A Hofiar and others,
tanning sixty five acres more or less -
TERMS or SALE:
Ten per cent of the purchase money will be required
on the day of sale and for the remainder notes of
equal amount will be taken with approved security,
payable in three and ix months. bearing interest from
date A lien will also be retained until the puIcha
money is fully paid. July Odd 1871.
july25 dltw5tl WIN RUr f. Trustee.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

One of party of Eastern men offered a
miner a half dollar for showing them
through the Nevada silver mines. He
looked at the money moment, and then
turning to the Easterper, said:
MAY | ask you how much you are esti-
mated at home to be worth?"
About twenty-five Thousand dollars
was the reply.
'Well, said the miner,T guess won't
take your half dollar. | made a quarter of
q million here last month";
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26
PRODUCE.

NEW York, July 24-Cotton steady, in fair
Orleans, 2la. Flour, Southern, dull and lower;
common to fair extra. $1,000 S6.40; good
to choice, SG.45aS9. Whisky frmer, 96s96l
Wheat 2s3c lower; high freight checks the ex-
81. 45aS1.4S new and Southern, SL3SaS1. 45; ;
Corn, more active, but lac lower, 6sa7l. Rice
dull, Sla9. Pork unchanged. Beef quiet
Lard, dali
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26

THE WooLsEY FUND FOR YALE Col
LEGE.-At the meeting of the Alumni of
Yale, on Wednesday last, il was, on mo-
ton of Hon. Maunsell Il. Field, of the
class of 1S4l, of New York, unanimously
resolved that IA fund of $500, 900 be raised,
| to be called the Woolsey Fund, and to be
placed at the disposal of the corporation of
Yale College tor any purposes connected
with the University, and that in order to
carry this resolution into effect, commit
tee of ten be appointed, with power to in
crease their number to n number not more
| than fifty. taE fE..ETE
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Knnxrilla Retail Market.
New York Market.

New YORK, July "a Gold, $l.12l. Stcr'
ling, irmer, 10l. Money easy 2aS. Govern
ncssees. ~, new 72s. virginias, 65, new, 7oi ;
Lousianas, &c, new 62; levees, ~ SIS, 81; Ala
bamas, %; 5s, 6S, Georgas, 38l IS, e3i; North
Carolinas, A, new 263; South Carolinas, 72l
new 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-19

hija: M. de Luxeil, estoy intranquila; es
precise. consular al docttr Joffin. Hace
mucho tempo que Sc esta operando un
cambio en- la complexion de Marta.
A medic dia gu doncella sirvi6 q Marta
en- su mesita de laca de china un delicado
almuerzo. Dieron las dos y Marta no Sc
habla slquiera acercado la mesa. Pasea-
base de un extreme otro del saloncito,
Sc sentaba y volvia pasear; Sc arrima
ba la ventana, levantaba la cortina con
mano distralda y apoyaba la frente contra
los vldrlos, permaneciendo asf largos in
tervalos. FL fresco aliento de la i6ven iba
empaIando ell cristal. sobre ell cual forma-
base una ligera nube la altura de la ca
ra de Marta que, destruyendo su traspa-
rencia, volvia el vidrio opaco. Entonces
Maria retrocedia dejando impresas en- Ell
cristal las puras lfneas curvas de su frente
que luego destruia con sus deditos de ro-
sadas ullas, fernando caprichosos arabes-
cos.
Que hacia? No 10 saba: pensaba; su
alma, batiendo las alas, habia volado le
JOS, muy lejos de aquel gabinete de dora
dos muebles y de mullidas alfombras.
-Senora, articul6 una voz que hizo
estremecer Marta.
La joven volvi6 la cara: era SUI doncella
que acababa de eptrar medic oculta por
! un giganteaco Famillets do yiolstas do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-19

"a belleza de Marta. Esta tenia sobre sus
rodlllas ell ramillete que lie habia enviado
Su marido.
-Es verdad, que es una humiliation
para las flores Ell estar cerca de V, dijo
M de Kerven adelantandose: en- 10 suce-
sivo un ramillete no sera va una galante-
ria, sera una lisonja.
Marta Sc sonri6 revelando sus gran
des ojos una expression de dolorosa ale
grla.
Pablo no era va ell hombre que conoci-
mos el a6o pasado, el caballero campesi
no el sabio ridlcuio en- la socedadad de
los ociosos: ell tfmido discipulo de Nine.
de Keryen habia desaparecido para dar
paso al hombre elegante, agradable y fino
que tiene seguridad de ST propio porque
tt me la conviction de 10 que vale. Dez
solos meses bastaron para efectuar cen1--
pletamente esta metam6rfosis absolute,
casi increible Habia ganado en- belleza y
en- atractlNos 10 que perdiera en- retrai-
miento y en- sencillez. Una extremada dis
tincion caracterizaba sus modales: su mi
rada era audaz, segura y casi proyocati-
va Su cabeza erguida, 81 cabello arregla
do sobre sus sienes sus finos Y sedosos BIZ
gotes, sus manos blancas y cuidadas las
facciones de su rostro ligeramente fati-
gados, daban al conjunto de Ia fsonomia
an Eeasjo do sstenuac'on que no lesepta'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-19

peinador de noche fotando en- torno de ST,
sus diminutos pies ocultos en- su vestido
de muselina guarnecido de encaies, per-
maneci6 inmovil, con la cabeza erguida V
algo incllnada hacia atras los oiossecos, ell
mlrar flo y la boca hgeramente crispada:
sus manos, una encima de otra sc agoya-
ban sobre las rodillas
Mas de una hora trascurri6 sin que
Marta cambiase de actitud nj hiciese ell
menor gesto, sin que Sc le escapase un
suspiro. Parecia La estatua del Pensamien-
to, pero del pensamiento triste, ansioso Y
punzante. For 1ltimo Sc enderez6 de re
pente como movida por un resorte cor
rio hacia un reclinatorio que le habia re-
galado su suegra reclentemente que co
| ronaba un magnffco crucifio de marfil
ALI Sc dej6 caer de rodillas. con las ma
nos en- Ell rostro, el cabello esparcido' SO
bre las espaldas: un romeo suspiro parecit
desgarrarle la garganta.
-Dios 'mio! tenpiedad de mi, exclam6
Dlos mio! lfu1 loca, pero he sufrido mucho
Dlos mio! haz que 20 muera, pues 81 nc
me perdonara jamas. yo lie amo.
Fran las dos y todayfa Narta no habit
salldo de su cua' to Habia rehusado ba-
jar q almorzar con su suegra vel marques
Padecia- de gastralgia 10 que cause QUE
Nine. de Kerven dJese:
| --Parece cue 80 altera Ia salud do m
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Parma que traia en- las manos.

Parma que traia en- las manos.
Ell amo me manda preguntar V. ST
esta dispuesta a recibirle, dijo la sirvien
ia presentAndole ell canastillo de odorlfe.
ras flores Marta Sc puso encendda, y to-
mando ell ramillete ocult6 entire las viole-
tas su rostro encantador para esconder su
emocion.
-sDesea mi esposo VERNE? pregunt6.
ST sonora.
Marta miro el reloj.
LAS dos! dEo iC6mo me dean Vds
vestir tan tarde? A yer, Rosa, mi vestido
de terciopelo azul, mi terno de Alenzon.
jEstoy bien peinada? -. Estas tren-
zas no estan bien, Rosa: te des .uidas mu-
cho. Anda pronto! Llama a Brijida y q
Maria Core y die Mr.. de Kerven que
lie ruego me permita un cuarto de hora!
Y Marta recorri6 la habitacion con mo
vimientos febriles mirandose en- los espe-
josy arreglandose el peinado. Cuando hu-
bo terminado su atavio, estaba bellisima.
Sus mejlllas estaban rosadas por la emo
cion, su boca mas encarnada que de cos
tumbre, sus ojosmas bril'antes, notandose
en- toda su fsonomfa una expression de
ternura casta y tfmida que le daba un
attractive infinite.
Pablo entr6, salud6 a su muger Sc
detuvo un momento deslumbrado, fasci
nado, admirado con 10 duloe y sncantado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-05-19
La polltica es un pretezto.

Nosotros que deberiamos sabe1
un POGO de todo, 6invirtiendo la fra
Sc para que no Sc nos tache de va-
'sid0sos, nosotros cue no sabemos
mucho de NADIA, aun cuando debie-
ramos saberlo, y que por 10 tanto
no podemos echarla de maestros, nj
queremos imitar q los que con hui
mildad ejemplar Sc declaran mode
los de saber, de templanzay y de cor
dura, vamos 4 tratar no de 'teorias
propias de academias, de ateneos 8
de revistas, ,ssino de cuestiones pal
pitantes que son el objeto de los pc
ri6dicos polfticos, ecos de impresio-
nes del momento, INTERPRETERS de
ideas de actllalida(; vamos q averi-
guar 81 Ell Puerto-Rico hay parti-
dos verdaderamente polfticos y cua-
les son las tendencias de los que CO.
mo tales Sc consideran.
FL asunto no es Quiza tan difcil CO.
mo & primera vista parece, Y el tinico
Inconvenience con que tai vez ten
dremos que tropezar Ell nue5tra ia
rea, sera el de Ia entoaacjom de al
gunas frases. Santinos muy lie We
ras no poseer la duIce voz de Ia Patti
para poder halagar ell delicadisimo
dido de nuestros adversarios; habre-
mos de consolarnos, sin embargo, de
nuestro dosentono, por la persuasion
en- que estamos de que 81 las suaves
armonfas de Rosini, son muy propias
para interpreter los tiernos Y ena~
morados sentimientos de la S0adm-
b@lo, para expresar la indignation
del honor ca8teiIano ultrajado, Sc
requieren las vibrantes notas de Yer
di, realzadas con el metaIico sonido
de la trompa de Hermann.
Entremos pues en- matoria sin 0a-
cont5nencia m5 des50rd0mjent0 de len
gaye; pero sentences primero una
proposition preljminar.
5Sera descendey al ,5e3i0nd0 5mg0 de
las pcrs0ao}jd0des? Dispenser nues-
tros lectores la linura de esta Erase,
tapandose las narices para no Derci-
bir su NAL olor, en- atencjon 4 que
SOLO la usamos persuadidos de 10 m1s-
cho q1ce gan0reD20S jDajtand0 Ia ha5jtual
naoderaci0n de que usan sus autores
Ell escritos tan justamente apIaudi-
dos por la prensa de Now-York Y
hasta por la j0epaycja1 de la Metr6po-
Ii, que no hace del peri0diSps0 ausa vH
espec@Iaci0~. 58erd doscoadey a7hediom-
do tdngo de las perso1a1idades, repeti-
mos, negar la sinceridad de las afr
maciones de entidades politicas, fun
dandose en- sus antecedentes tambien
polfticos, frmados, impresos, y por
10 tanto innegables? iSera personaJi-
ddd, ca(W0ania, dcS0tentada conducta,
deducir de las doctrinas que han sus-
tentado ohcialmente, las que habran
de sustentar cuando les sea possible,
81 Sc les da lugar para verifcarlo!
5Sera absurdo e il6gico, juzgar de las
opiniones deun peri6dico 8 de una
persona cuya posicion somete sus
actos a la jurisdiction del dominic pti
bhco, por las opiniones de sus cor