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Congressional News.

Summers bill for the abolition of tie
Office of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has been buried in the Senate
Finance Committee, it being evidently
the opinion of Senators that the recon-
mendations of the message of the Presi-
dent concerning taxation should be reach
ed, if at all. in some other way.
In the discussion of Trumbulls pro-
posed repeal of the eight hour law, al
though no final action was obtained, the
opinions of many Senators have been
elected. Mr.. Trumhull took ground that
it had done workingmen no good, and
created only alienation Mr. Morrill,, VT,
considered the law degradation of l.
Dor. Likewise Ferry, Conn. Casserly
and Thurman and Sumner approved the
law. Nye characterized the movement
as one of the periodical spasms Of labor.
Mr.. Fernando Wood. DEM. introduced
resolution in the House providing,
| among other things, for the immediate
reduction Of taxation and import duties
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GU UARDiAN SALE.

IN PkoBATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT.
n the MATES of the Guardianship of the minor
L heirs OF Gottfried Kneller deceased
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue and in mr.
suace OF an order OF ense made in said matter
Cie Ilth DAY OF December A. d. 1871 by the County
S%ourt % OF s'id County, the undersigned Guardian of
Ine MINOR helrs OF said deceased WILL on Monday tbe
toth day OF January A. D. 1872 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF sand day, at the office the County Judge
~ ehs olty oil Mantowoc, in said county, offer for
~ W.; strip or parcel of land of PARALLEL width
tne wlati thereof being Ten rods off from the east
!e o tne east half of the north east quarter of sec
alon no Ihrty-four, township Nineteen of range
NO Wenty-three east containing ten acres accordng
o"pVernnent survey more less said strip of land
1tehng entirely across the so tract from North
oSonth OF the above tract above described The
erms of sale CASH. ~
WILLIAM REINHARD Guardian
d. 1871. 35-3t yy&w' VI n
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This statement shows an increased dis
posal, asscompared with the preceding
year, Of 2,51l, ,379.O5 acres.
During the year ending June 80, 1871,
there were filed in the Patent Office 49,
429 applications for patents, including
reissues and designes 1887 caveats );
and lS1 applications for extentions; u,
$50 patents were issued. and l47 exten-
dea. The fees received amounted to
$67l, ,5S3,81, and the expenditures were
$500, O4l, ,67, leaving a surplus Of receipts
over expenditures of Sill, ,542,14.
On the 1st of July last, there were
upon the Pension rolls the names of 634
widows of soldiers of the Revolutionary
war: 40 were married prior to January
lst, 1900, and 5S5 have been married sine
that time. There are also upon the pen
sion rolls l,214 widows and children of
soldiers who have served in wars subse-
quent to the Revolution and prior to the
late Rebellion.
Since the passage of the act of Februa-
ry 18th 1871 granting pensions to SOL
diers of the war Of 1872, and to their
widows, 727 claims have been allowed,
at total annual rate of $67,792. On
the 18th of September last, "a, S44 claims
for pensions of survivors of the war of
1872 had been received at the Depart
ment, and 7,101 claims of widows of such
soldiers, making total of 3I,945. The
Commissioner of Pensions estimates the
number now living entitled to the benefits
of this act, to be 80, whose average
age is 79 years; their average duration of
lite less than six years and the amount
that will be required to pay all pensions
granted by said act, lS,Oe5, 855,44.
AT the date Of the last report of the
Secretary of the Interior, there were on
file 33, lS2 unadjusted claims for invalid
pensions, and 35,597 claims of widows,
orphans, and dependent relatives, max
ing total of 6S,779 unadiusted claims
on file.
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SUM MMONS

AANITOFOC COUNTY CIRCUIT CoUR8
Fred Stehmen, flainfE)
against ! Summons Eorpo,;e
Lydia Stehmer, Defendrt Com saryai
The State of Wisconsin. To Irdi,
Stehmen, Defendant.
v W are hereby summoned and required TO answer
L the complaint in this action, of which a conv j.
nereWIth served upon you, and serve a copy of vour
answer on me at my office in the City and Counfv of
'tntoWoc, HiscoisIn, within twenty days after the
service hereo1 exclusive of the day of such service
anu anu II you aii TO answer the complaint as aforesaid
the pian will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint ~ ~
d. D. MARKHAM, Plaintiffs AHorneg
The complaint in the above entitled action was 3t;s
day duly filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Crct
Court of Manitowoc County
D. d. MARKHAM, Plaintiffs Ahornev
Dated, December 5th 1871 Let S'
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.H,eac Adrertisefne7sfs.


In NPROBAPE-MANITON0 1kCOonA
N the matter of the estate of Frederick BielinG,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that by virtue OK
order of License made in said matter, on the 9Th
day of December A. d. 1871 by the Ceunty Coart OF
said County, the undersigned Gotlob Beling. Guar
dian ofthe minor heirs OF Frederick Bieag Diseased
VIII, on Monday the StT day of January A.01S12 as
o'clock the forenoon of said day at ths-ofhcs of
the County Judge in ths Cisy ef Mnnitowoc N said
County, offer for SALE pbiic Fendue ths following
described lands to-wit: 9he north half Of lot 10.
twelve (12) in block fcrtythree S43) in the VIZ
lage of Two Rivers County OF blanitowoe. Nisconan
Terms OF sale CASH.
344t a p. GCFTLoB BlEl.lN0
Dated at Manitowoc, the 4th day OF pecsmbsr, 4.
D. 1871.
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IN PROBATE.
MANIToWOC sCoUNTy couRT

MANITUWOC ECOUNTY COURT
i ceased. A L. Hoes, ue-
TT oh reading and filing the petition of Martha J.
hAecutrx of the estate of deceased renre-
it among other tn ings that she has fully admin
sad estate, and praying that time and place
pe hAeu ior examining and allowing her account of
Tn at said account be examined hy the Jnd1a of tbi
~ m nrt on Monday the 6th day of January A. D. Is72
a. d, ~ eiock A. NJ, at m Office in said County Or,
y! su deceased and to all persons interested by pub
shlng copy OF this order for three weeks nrar to
ehd gay OF hearing, in the "AfANITowoc TRIRuyE a
County. " w WATD5 H. o"oo IN saIu
d. 1871 353t . !. w u Oe0eihper' a.
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Es-HEEas.TS HOUSE.

A WILLIAMS x j. EGAPETAy. Pro-
n. pS5etOrs. This frst-class house is in sNcsl-
leai condition. aud ths Froprietors confident that
give entire satisfaction to the travelling pub
lie. An Omnibus will always be ready to convey
lssrs and from theboats-
Farmers and Others rely finding good ac-
. emmodS tions fer horses cattle 2-tf.
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GUST.sr FEERS,

"TATCEaN AKEsl and JEWEI-ER. Of
w fsrs his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks and watches. Has a fine and well selected
of the --latest and best styles of Clocks,
Irasrican giish and Swiss Watches also of Gold
aal Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store on Sth
trect South side one door south of Kremsr's Mani
evoe Oily
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EDK * EES.F,FT.

HOUSE. sE<sN AND CARRIAGE
Painter, Quay Street, adjoining tho new houriaS
railI South Side. Offers his service to the Cittzes
Village in the above branches at the most
a sable rates. York street North side 1910
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CLIPPINGS.

From the report of the Commissioner
of the General Land Office, it appears
that during the fiscal yeas ending June
80, 1871, the transactions of that branch
of the public service were as follows:
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TAKEN UP

- the subscriber stray Horse Filly five or six
IL months old, color rod, white hind feet and !,
white spot the forehead. The owner is raoDastoJ
10 prove property, pay charges and take him away
, JOHN RGMER
gate. STATS ~ -0
Manitowoc December 26th 1871
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Il. R.F.E.SCH,

TEvEEER and Photographer. All
u kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
ay attended and warranted to give satisfaction
have last received Wing & 0rnsheys Multiplying
CAMERA oRSCURA. with which 7 take small
pictures Of the finest Order for dollar per Dozen
tosraphs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
ezstantiy on hand. York Street. 13-4tf
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JONES LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meeting
~ of the members OF the Jones Library Associa-
tion will be held IN the Library Room Wednesday
evening, January 10th at q O'Clock. Every MEM
Der of the Association, and every who desires to
become member, and lend his aid to institution
which is honor to young city is requested TO
attend the meeting. 36-3t
HENRY AULHoLLAND, Jr. seeretuE.
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FT-EEE. II. PE.ECE,

NOTARY PgEIEC IL REAA ESTATE
IN Agent, MtnitoWoc, Wisconsin wiz buy and
ell Lands, examine Titles, draw Deeds, Mortgages
nd Contracts, opon and close Books examine Ac-
sssats. Call j. ID. asrilhalns Law Office. 1871
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II. kerry.

NGIA street II enitOvyOc.W Wis Dealers
in Dry Goods Groceries Crockery, Fancy Goods
q lass wsre, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangugs Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lasps &c. &c. share of public patronage is soii-
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ED. MAE2KLIW,

hrug-isf aud ADofhecary. Sth Street
| opposite the Post o ice. Is now fully provid ed
with cUrnpistc selection of fresh Drugs and Msdi
and offers his services especially To the PHysI
of this village and county for the csrcfl and
sxisttIfc urensration of their prescrptions 1S-
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H,REED. SEEse sEDEH.

EaEAT Sgars6et.--aEayinc pHrcaa<ed
M the business of VIM Brown, shall hereafter
G sast.ntIy keep on hand the choicest meats nt the
west rates. share of public patronage solicited
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e. S,sEDERgG.E.

nEAyUFACTUEgER and Dealer i'm
M Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c. Shop on Buffalo
trest near the of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Mautowoc, September 20, 1888.
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ZEE Ed SEEGER.

OFFERS to his many friends and tn .
~ public generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams
Sh.slders Sausages, TalIow and Lard at the lowest
rat-s Market ON Commercial Street. ely
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DRY DOCK COMPANY ELErTIoy

'IHIE annual Election of seven Directors Of .ho
Il hanltowoc Dry Dock Company will be held on
the seventeenth day of January, 1872.
al the Office of Don A Shove Police Justce in tba
City of Manowoc. The polls of the election will he
opened at O'Clock in the afternoon and remain omen
until O'Clock z. NJ ~ P
c. Ii. WALKER, Secy J. RICHARDs po
30-it N''
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ROVFE'S HOUSE.

A DAM ROTH. Proprietor. 132 Clinton
n street south sde,netr Uaion Depot and all steam
bsat landings Milwaukee, Wis Boarding by the
aay or week. Warm meals at all hoars
l7-52-ly
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FR ESD C.SR US.

nRACEECAL FUE3EFs. Keeps cen
4 st,ntly on hand the largest and best assortment
hats and of the latest STYLES at the lowest
sisle prices, and always pays the highest value ia
ash for all kinds of furs 1877
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GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interferc with MAR
RTAGE-with means of relief for the Erriag and
Unfortunate diseased aud debilitadeu Sent free in
scaled envelopes Address. HOWARD ASSoCIA-
TloN No. s Ninth ST. Philadelphia, Pa &S-ly%
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST National Bank of Manitowoc, State of Wis
copsn at the close of business ON the 10th day of

copsin at the close of business the 1eth day of
December 1871.
Loans and discounts e71. 573
ONoTuratts 1.tS1 %
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 5,I s9n Oa
Q. s. Bonds and securities on hand Ism OO
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages LOON 40
Due from redeeming and reserve Banks cSo3' "A
Due from other National Banks 1473lo o3
Due from State banks and bankers 81 Al
Banking house Q 5No on
Furniture and ixtures 1onT "a
Current expenses 175I 81
Premiums 1ron'on
Cash items including stamps oJsiSo
Bill of other National Banks a oos no
fractional currency Qncluding Nickels) b5T 90
e"i AeN"ei no'os 100000
1905 1895
Gapital S stok paid In 100000
Exchange, Interest Profit and Loss 6nS5 "a
Surplus fund 0 ooo M
National Bank circulation outstanding 45'o00 O0
Individual Deposites rs 524 A.
s1se, O995
State OF Wisconsin
County of Manitowoc. IS
I z. c. Barnes, President of the First National
Bank OF Nanitowoc, Wis, do somenly swear that
'ne ABOVE statement is true to the best of nv knowl
eeage ana eeilef. G. G. BARNES, President
State CT W isconsin, Nanitowoc County
subscribed and sworn to before this 28d day of
December 1871. C. IT WAJKER
Notary Public.
JANIS BENNErr1
Attest-Correct J. W. BARNES Directors
Z.
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kKEsN ETp-

" tne subscriber, one Dark Red Steer and ons
~ Bun, Cream color spotted with tail emf off hotb
viii be Two years old next spring The owner is ra
away uATVEp IorINnSoxr .Iohi
OIL, Io"n @ OF Two Greeks, Manitowoc County Nov
ootu 1911 23-4t#
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JOSEPH SY.UES,

TAEAkER i'm Stoves: Ei1. Sheet Iron
- and Copperware manufacturer All kinis of
r pairing dene- Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
Gee l41y
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CHARLES SC.gEEaEEs,

~ a 4 HI<b-s. A..tS
u moved to Buffalo street, doors west of Rand's
Stose. Ali work warranted well done and to fit-
Nauitowoc, Nor. 50, 1ST2. 1888.
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nY. A. J. PiTEsIEN. Dentist. OEfcs
~ in Sherman's building, sth Street,
Marzowoc Wis.
Teeth extracted without pain.
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F.aKETTE .sR.NSBT,
WALKER s. YIEVE.

COUNTY SURVEYOR, Office over
" o. Torr1sofls Store; the Bridge
Aanitowoc, Wisconsin. 1888
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DE.s'TESTR H.

yInifed States Assistant ASSESSOR
~ Office on Sth Street, First National Bank
Assitowoc, Wisconsin 16-131y
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CHAS. W, WHITE

TT1KNEYS at Law. Manitowoe
"A Wisconsin. 0lfice Eighth street, tbs
First National Bank. jy19'65.1
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CODA WATER uEacturer.resDccf-
fully requests and will fiji orders promptly his
Factory, 18th and Jay street, Manitowoc 1o-7
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InSertamos nuestro alcance del Id
nes 81 de Julio:
NOTICIAS IMPORTANTES.

Tienen demasiada trascendencia las
que hallamos en- los peri6dicos de
Nueva- Y ork traidos 4 esta aver por
eI vapor frances para que no nos apre-
suremos a ponerlas Ell conocimiento
de nuestros habituales lectores. Los
elementos conservadores de las An
tillas estan de enhorabuena. Ell rey
Amadeo, cuya popularidad va crecien-
do de dia Ell dia en- toda la Monarquia
espanola, ha elegido por consejeros
suyos a los hombres que con mejor
criterio miriam las cuestiones que mas
directamente Sc rozan con las proyin-
cias antillanas. He aquf las noticias
telegraficas que traducimos del Herald
de Nueva-York y que este colega ha
publicado en- sus ndmeros del Fl, 22
y "a del corriente.
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Ell INCENDIARIO CAVADA.
Leemos en- La Vos de Cuba:

Ez Impartial de Trinidad del dia S, a.
anunciar la captura del que Sc titul6 pri.
nero general de las Villas Y luego gene
ra.fsimo de los latro-fracciosos del CANA
giey, hace preceder la noticia con los 81
guientes parrafos, en- que sc condensa la
viday los he hos mas prominentes del que
4 estas horas habra dado cuenta Dios
de los crfmenes con que manch6 su mano
ennegreci0 SUI conciencia:
La prision del titulado general Cavada
Sc generaliz6 anoche en- esta poblacion; 10
que Sc comprende por la funesta infuen-
cia que ejerci6 ese hombre en- la juven-
tud inexperta de esta ciudad, donde des
sempenaba ell vice consulado de los Els :
tados- Unidos cuando estall6 ell movimien-
to de las Villas, al que Sc adhiri6, y por
los inmensos danos causados la propie-
dad de esta jurisdiction y de las vecinas,
en- cumplimiento sus inexorables Y bar
baras ordenenes: que sumieron en- la mi
seria arrancaron de su feliz hogar a mi
les de s6res hasta ent6nces felices
La falsedad fue uno de los m6dios en-
pleados por D Federico Cavada para ar
rastrara la loea empresa que emprendie-
ra algunos inexpertos .jovenes de esta
poblacion. Ell les ensenaba misteriosa-
mente supuestas cartas del ent6nces ge-
neral y hoy presidente de los Estados-
Unidos; prometiendo todo su valioso apo
20 cuando ocupara el primer puesto de
la magistratura de los Estados- Unidos; 6
incautos hubo que creyeron tan puno
cerrado sus palabras y pomposas prone
sas que entire la gente que pasa por iIus-
trada era admitido que vendria pronto q
estas costas una escuadra americana de
potentes montores, y entire el vulgo del
campo, que los monito es Sc harlan fuer-
tes en- la Siguanea, y que de ese mex
pusnah le haluarte del moviniento sal
dria Ia solada aaerio,s; 20 Ia i,adependencsa,
porque es sabido que asf como la auto
nomfa era IN paso para eonseguir Ia Ill
TINA, el punto objetivo y final del dralns
era la aaaerson D. Federico sCayada dei0
Dc ser geaeralisimo de las Villas; mas pa.
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sus colegas Sc opusieron & esta mo-
cicn, diciendo que en- su opinion la
importancia de la International Sc
habia exagerado y que ningun peligro
ofrecfa su organization. Otras discu-
stones hicieron mas profundo .el foso
que dividfa 4 los ministries, quienes Sc
resolvieron 4 presentar en- masa sus
dimisiones al Rey que fueron esta vez
aceptadas.
Hubo gran tumulto en- las C6rtes
cuando Sc les comunicaron las nuevas
de la dimision del gabinete: la excl
tacion Sc calm6 con algunas observa-
clones que fueron hechas desde los
bancos ministeriales.
Un mensaje del rey fue recibido en-
elCongreso en- el cual manifestaba que
dentro de veinte y cuatro horas es-
tarfa tornado el nuevo ministerio: en-
cuya consecuencia las C6rtes suspen-
dleron sus sesiones hasta que r cons
tituyese el nuevo gabinete.
El general Serrano 4 quien enco
mend6 el Rey la formation del nuevo
ministerio, tiene va designadas las
personas que le han de componer.
Madrid, Julio PEI rey Amadeo
ha aceptado el programa del general
Serrano, del almirante Topete y de
los senores Sagasta, Ulloa y Ayala.
Madl1d Julio 23.-El nuevo minis
terio Sc ha organizado como sigue:
Presidente del Consejo y ministro
de la Guerra, el general Serrano.
Ministro de Estado, ell almirante
Topete.
Gobernacion, senor Sagasta.
Gracia y Justicia, senor Ulloa.
Hacienda, senor Arostegui.
Fomento, senor Candau.
Marina, almirante Malcampo.
Ultramar, senor Ayala.
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Nucvitas, Junio 80 de 1871.

Sr. d. Francisco Villamil, D Jose FL
gueroa Don Luis Junco.-Estlma os
amigos mios Procure hacerlegar Uds.
estos rengones, manifestandoles que es
euteramente falso 10 que hemos creldo de
one estaban sentenclados muerte, SIN
perdon possible, los jefes insurrectos. To
do es falso. Pueden Uds. venir todos,
conGados en- que recibiran una generosa
acogida; en- prueba de las njustas acu-
saclones que haciamos, puedo asegurarles
que desde ell momento en- que Cal prlslo-
nero Sc me ha tratado con la mayor delica-
deza humanidad Esto me ha llenado de
asombro de gratitud pues que crel yer
me amarrado insultado por todos lados.
Creanme que la insurrecclon esta lrreml-
siblemente hundida aqul, en- los Estados
Unidos Y en- todas parties, solo nosotros
aislados en- ell estrecho campo de la lnSur
reocion pudieramos haber pernanecldo
tanto tempo obcecados. Sc 10 aseguro
Vds. que no existe nj la mas remota es-
peranza de SUI triunfo, 10 que hay es una
infame inpostura, y yo que hoy asl Q yeo
ciaro definitivamente, deseo sobre todo
que Vds. Sc salven al nllsmo tempo cue
su verdadera dignidad, pues que 10 que
Sc hace hoy es ridfculo.-Esto Sc 10 insta
Vds. I'm buen amigo, yengan SIN tenor
depongan las armas, que no hay tax
sanguinaria ferocidad, sino el amino mas
generoso y noble.-Vengan sin demora
con todasu gente reunida y hagan Cuba
la tinica reparacion que podemos hacerla,
concluir de una vez con esta lucha Intruc-
tuosa y que hoy no cuenta con elemen
tos para existir. No sueilen con irse elan
destlnamente al extraJero: este no es
possible 81 yo hubiera sabido 10 que hoy
se, yo me hubiera presentado en- lugar de
procurar eyadirme por la costa. Vds. ven
10 que me cuesta. Sean cuerdos y no per-
der tempo, es Ell buen consejo que les da
su affino. y sincere amigo.-FeQerico Ca
UGaG.