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IA Cannna senaatinn

MONTREAL, Sept. 23.-Thomas 8. Ju-
dab, a justice of the peace has been ar.
rested and placed under bail to answer
to the charge OF obtaining $25, 900 from
G. B. Burland under false pretenses by
giving a mortgage on property which be
represented 70 be owned by him,
Individually, but of which he
was onlV five-eighths owner.
His arrest has caused a sensation IS both
Judah and Burland are members of
prominent and respected families In
Montreal.
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Great excitement in Earn

CHICAGO, Sept 23-11 q. m.-There
has been a high state Of excitement or
change again this morning. which CEN
tiers chiefly in the corn pit. The extra
ordinary prices at the close of trading
yesterday were fully maintained in the
early transactions of today, and the
prices for old crop corn were advanced
from $40 to $3.50, while cash Septem-
Der was held stiffiy at SOC. These figures
have evidently caused great portion Of
all the corr In the country TO tend to.
ward this market, as arrivals today
were nearly nine hundred cars, with a
vast number Of loaded cars reported "a
side-tracked near this city.
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wife murder and suicide

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 24.-Dsrwin N
Gardner, for police clerk of this city,
holding office nine years, afttrward a
resident of Piitsburg. but later located
here, this morning shot his wife, who
before her marriage was known as Alice
Phillips and then shot himself Gardner
IS fatally wounded. The wife, who was
wounded 10 she temple, viii probably
recover. The two were alone in q room
at the time and nobody seems to know
the motive for the desperate act.
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The ohio Campaign,

YOUNGSTOWN, Sept 2O-The Republi-
can campaign in the MahonIng valley,
the great iron and coal district of Ohio,
was opened to day by the presence OF
General Logan, Hon. W. D. Kelley, Gen.
Noys and other prominent speakers. The
demonstration was the largest one ever
witnessed in Eastern Ohio, the crowd
being estimated at from 10000 to 81, 900,
On the fair grounds Gen. Logan and
other speakers addressed the people.
Tonight there was monster torchlight
procession, and Gen. Logan and Gen.
Noyes delivered sddresses-Judge Kel-
ley in the opera house and Gen. Noyes
to thousands at an overlooking meeting.
Logan's tour from Rochester, n. Y, 70
Youngstown was a continuous ovation
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The Soldiers Home.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Congressman
Ryan, of Kansas, Ex-Governor John II.
Gear and Philip NJ. Grape, of Iowa, re-
turned west with q large party this
morning from Dayton, Ohio. where they
went to secure the new soldiers home
ordered by the government for their re-
tpectIve states. The committee on the
home has not vet selected the location.
Congressman Ryan said that he did not
think the committee would let the $780,.
coo in bonds offered by Iowa weigh in
the balance against the advantages oil
other states
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strnclr huLirh.ninr

DOVER, N. H., Sept. 23.-Theodore
Roulean, aged eighteen years, and Hor-
tense Paro, aged sixteen, both French
Canadians, while walking home from a
ball at Rochester last evening, were
both struck by lightning. Rolean was
instantly killed. Miss Paro's hair, one
arm and hand were badly burned and
she has lost her reason which it Is feared
cannot be recovered
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sportmen,s Tournament.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 22.-The foul
days. tournament of the Missouri Sports
mems association opens here tomorrow
night. A good attendance is anticipated
The state board of fire underwriters for
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska also
meets tomorrow in semI-annual session
a number of general agents are In the
CITY To- night
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There Is nothing like being used to
1t. The San Francisco Bulletin says
that newspapers in the Atlantic States
have DEVOTED from one TO three columns
70 kitten earthquake In that part Of
the country, which did no damage. and
would hardly have been noticed here.
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Hendricks lin Ohio.

HAMILTON, O., Sept. 2O.-The Demo
Gratis had one of the largest meetings to
day and to night ever held in this coun.
ty; the number is estImasad st from 49,.
600 to 10000. A large number came
from Indiana. The chief interest was
the appearance of Mr.. Hendricks. The
other speakers present were Allan G.
Thurman, Gov. Hoadly and Durbir
Ward. Letters of regret were sent by
Cleveland and Senator Payne.
The meeting was very enthusiastic
and by reason of its great size much con
fusion existed at times, rendering 1t diff
f1cult a greater portion of the time tC
EaaP what WAS said
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BOsToN, Sept ga twelve year old
girl Of birmingham on Friday packed 9
valise with diamonds and negotiable
bonds to the amount of $50, 900, belong
ing to her mother, wealthy lady, and
started for Boston to meet young man
To elope with him. She was arrested
Saturday, the yaluables recovered and
the girl taken home.
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Lo~anfnOhio

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 81 A Canton,
Ohio, special says: A special train bear.
ing John A. Logan, VIM. D. Kelley, Gen.
Noyes, Major Mckinley, G. 81. An
drews and an escort committee, left
youngstown for Alliance. The party
were met at the depot by three RepublI-
can clubs and escorted TO the public
square where Logan and others sd-
dressed 1000 people. The train then
proceeded to MassiIon. Ohio, where the
speakers were escorted to the park and
addressed an immense audience. At
O'Clock the train returned to Canton. In
the evening there wss q monster torch
light procession and speaking In the
wigwem nd opera house by Logan,
Kelley, Gen. Beaver, Mckinley and
others. Logan goes TO Akron tomorrow.
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Anoth.r snse,A.

ST.. LOUIS. Sept PA special from
Vincennes, Ind, says Mary Weinstein,
. Jewish widow OF high social standing,
attempted to commit suicide Monday
night by taking morphine, The affair
was kept secret by friends until this
morning, when the physicians pro-
nounced her case hopeless.
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Fire at Portland.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. ga fire last
night destroyed whole block, includ-
ing the Esmond house, the leading hotel
of the city. 1t started IN a hay yard and
spread with such rapidIty that all efforts
to save the hotel were unavailing. The
total loss Is $3.50, 900; insurance, 500, 900.
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Among the last words of Secretary
Folger were these, that worthilY epito-
mIze the spirit Of his life: ct cannot
give up my work; have great RESPONSE
bIlIty; and the people expect me to do
my duty"
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me Treasury Vaeauev.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept 22.-The
term Of Coon as acting secretary Of the
treasury under the special designation
by the president, expires Wednesday.
No warrants for the payment of money
from the treasury can be issued after
that day unless the existing vacancy in
the ONCE OF secretary of the treasury
shall be filled before thGt date. It l. ex-
pected, however, the appointment will
be made tomorrow or next day. Friends
Of Mr.. Coon are still sangulne that he
viii receive the appointment.
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Commissioner of Pens
A NIurderous Array.

CONC0RDIA, Sept. 2O.-News has Just
reached here OF terrible shooting affrsy
at Burr Oak between the citizens and
the hands of the Anglo-American circus,
in which z. Longnecker was killed. A.
w. Mann, Republican nominee for rep
resentatiVe in Jewell county, was shot
directly through, the ball penetrating
the spine, and must die, and Geo. Evans
was wounded, but not seriously. The
row began in the canvas at 10 O'Clock
last night by the policeman of Burr Oak
attempting to arrest one of the hands
who was drunk and the other
hands proceeded to take his
part. The trouble was then
settled for the time, but as the circus
train pulled out from the depot, Evans,
who had been bruised in the previous
fight, fred at them through the car with
a double barreiled shotgun loaded with
buckshot. and they returned the fire
with the results above mentioned.
About one hundred shots were fired.
The sheriff of Jewell county followed
them this morning to arrest them at
Washington, where they are to show to-
day.
ARRESTED.
WASHINGTON, Kss. Sept. 20.-Fourteen
ofthe tent hands of the Anglo American
circus were arrested at this place to-day
upon the charge of murder, preferred by
citizens of Burr Oak, Kansas. They
left On the four O'Clock train for said
place this afternoon in charge Of the
sheriff of Jewell county.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
ATCHIsoN. Sept. 20.-Intelligence
reached this city to-day of riot at Burr
Oak, Jewell county, at twelve O'Clock
last night between the employees of Or
toms circus and q number OF men be-
longing to the town. The row began at
the close of the concert which always
follows the regular performance.
The town people jeered the circus
men, calling the show snide and fraud
The circus men replied in hot words
and when the canvas was down the two
factions came together with clubs. The
town people followed the showmen to
the depot where the circus effects were
being landed the cars. The chatting was
continued back and forth while the load
ing was progressing. When it was done
the circus men opened fire from the car
windows on the crowd, killing citizen
named Longbecker instantly, and fatally
wounding Hon. A w. Mann. Mr.
Mann was shot through the side and
cannot live. He is mayor OF the
place, was q member of the late
national Republican convention, and
made q gallant record In the army and
navy during the rebellion. He is mer-
chant, and one of the most prominent
men of Northwestern Kansas. Three
other men were slightly wounded, but
not seriously The attack was wholly
without Justification, and excites great
indignation in the locality. The circus
train at once pulled out tor Washington.
where the circus made q stand to day.
A large posse of citizens left Burr Oak
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon, to aid the
sheriff of Jewell county in the arrest OF
the circus party at Washington.
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washington "1F1nEB.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-Csptain W.
P. CLARK, Cd cavalry, and attached to
Lieutenant General Sheridsn's staff,
died here this morning. He was dis
tinguished for his services in fighting
Indians, and was regarded as one of the
best authorities in the army on Indian
sign language.
Following is the correspondence rela-
tive to the resignation of Commissioner
Dudley:
WASHINGTON, Sept. 90.
Hon. Henry N. Teller, SecIeta airy of the In
terror:
DEAR SIR:-I have the honor here
with to hand you my resignation as
commissioner of pensions and beg you
will forward the same to the president
with your approval, and l desire Novem-
Der 10Th. In seVerlng the
relations which I have sustained
between US for long time and which to
me has been extremely pleasant. can
not refrain from expressing TO you my
thanks for your uniform kindness shown
to and confidence you have always re-
posed in me, or from expressing the
hope that the same have not been
entirely undeserved on my part, I have
Iabored diligently with my heart in the
work to administer the great trust i'm
posed upon me in such a
way that, while dlscharging my duty
faithfully to the government, might
hold the confidence and respect of the
people, the bencficlaries, my snperiors
and myself. ] shall leave the Office in
good working order with clerical force
or corps of officers unsurpassed in gov
eminent service for efficiency, zeal and
integrity, and part from them and you
with deep regret l assure you. With
assurances of profound regard for your
self in the hope that my services as
commissioner of pensions have contrib
uted some what to the success of this adj
ministration. I have the honor to sub
scribe myself your obedient servant,
Nv. w. DUDLEY,
Commissioner of Pensions"
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RarbarOus Delaware.
IN

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 20.-SeYen
convicts were whipped at New Castle,
this morning, in the presence of 400 peo-
pie. Among them were Edward Reden,
white, who was piloried for an hour IN
addition to twenty lashes, Isaac Ander-
son, a negro boy who swore Justify while
being whipped, and q colored thief
named Sugar Awful, who took twenty
heavy lashes without q murmur.
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Kissing.
MONTREAL, :

MONTREAL, Sept. IA Dickson in
surance agent and promoter of public
companies. Is missing. and Ia believed to
have gone to the states. He leaves nu-
merous creditors, whom he hes victim
lied 70 considerable extent
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Philadelphia Call: st. John has
chosen NiagAra Falls as his symbol.
Butler might find a symbol in that
neighborh"od too. 1t is directly under
the falls and is called the "Cave of the
VVioda
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IndadMHA

WAsHNePoE, D. c.. Sept 24.-The
latest prediction concerning the treasury
portfolio u that the new secretary wall
be gentleman not heretofore mention
ed IN connection with the of1ce, q man
OF experience, and not from New York
stste,
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Black Leg,

JUNCTION Cry, Sept. 23.-John Z.
Wright within the past two or three
days lost two or three of his best Hol-
stein calves fnom black leg. There are
rumors Of other cases in the neighbor.
hood
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Clay Dead.

LOUISVILLE, XIV, Sept 22.-Hon.
Harry Clay. who was shot yesterday
morning by Councilman Andy Wepler,
died this morning. Clay was q grand
son of the great Henry Clay. Clay
went on Howgate's Arctic expedition in
1000
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IT. NJ. I ELLtIt,
Secretary of Interior.
OCL. YORK ON lTHE= RENnERs

COL. YORK ON THE BENDERS
The following letter which will ut
tract general attention WAS called out
by IN interview published month or
two since IN the ST. Louis Republican in
which one Captain Reyes. OF Appleton,
Missouri. gave what purp,rted t. be
cIrcumstantIal acco unit of the killing of
the Benders in the Indian territory, by a
party. OF which York was the leader,
who has devoted much time
and energy TO the tracing out of the
fendIsh murderers of his brother. wrote
this letter IN response to one from Gov.
Click. Asimilar story appeared year
or two since in one Of the Labette coun-
ty papers, and bas found place in the
recently generally circulated history Of
Kansas 1t is of interest to say that in
Labette and Montgomery counties, In
the near vicinity OF the place where the
inhuman butcheries of the Blenders oc-
CURED. the impression seems To be very
general and positive that they were kill
ed by vigilance committee before they
had been able TO escape many miles
from the scene of their murierous opera
tons.
Dies MONIES, Ia, Sept IS.
Governor George W. Click, Topeka, Kas.;
DEAR SIR: Your of the 18th INST.
containing article plbllshsd In the st.
LbuIs Republican,, Just received, snd in
reply would say the articles Is a pure
fabrication, without even the semb!ance
of q foundation. in fact l had seen tho
article before receiving your letter. NV
brother, j. IL. York. of Fott Scott, was
visiting me here when the article an
peared and We determined to take prompt
measures to trace the authorsbip
aud responsibility of the article and we
will make inquiries for the purpose of
ascertainIng whether such a person as
Captain Reeves lives at Appleton, Mo.
and If so will call upon hum and request
proof of his statements. We will give
$4,000 for proof that the Blenders were
killed, and with such proof We believe
we can trace their connection with
others. 10 my opinion statements such
as the on In hand have been put IN circu-
lation from time TO time 20
prevent continuance of the
search and It is quite remarkabIe
that these statements mat the Benders
were killed are revived simultaneously
with some positive movement tending
TO their recovery. Whether there is CON.
nection between the two / cannot saw.
hut IL Is a most remarkable coincidence
Otherwise NY brother will place the
matter In the hands of cur attorney, ]
ID. ncChevarty, of Fort Scott, aud he
will no doubt haYe occasion To cnmpu.
Am. York.
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comrnissioper Dudley Resigns.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The resIgna-
ton Of Col. Dudley as commissioner Of
pensions, which was given to the public
prise to his friends. The fact OF the
matter is the commissioner contem-
plated such q move months ago.
It is well known that Secre-
tary Teller has long been dissat-
isded with the management of the
pension office in many respects. Sub
ordinates have, 1t Is said, hsd too much
to do with decisions on important mat
ters, and the commissioner has frequent
ly come in conflict with the secretary in
matters of appointment and promotion.
On assuming the duties of the place,
Commissioner Dudley encountered a
great many difficulties. Clerks, to q
great extent, neglected their work and
the business of the Office was
retarded. The commissioners first move
was 10 overcome such condition of af-
fairs and he at once inaugurated q sVs-
tenn Of rules for the government of the
department which, though bitter medi-
cine to the employees, revolutiOnlzed
things. legitimate labor being
had instead of tsrdy and half way
examinations. He leaves the Office q
poor man, but carries into the banking
house of Bateman s. Co., with whom he
becomes q partner, the good wishes and
business of an extensive circle of &C
quaintsnces.
Major G. R. Suffer, United States army
engineer, well known In connection with
Missouri river improvements in the city
on official business.
Senatar Plumb passed through the
city this morning en- route to New York.
T. L. =. ~ So. N0CRu
into Ohio affairs political. The major
ity in the October election for the Re-
| publican ticket will, he says, be q sur.
prise. The senator is devotIHg all of his
time to the ticket which he was so prom.
lnently interested in putting into the
| field
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.. %ss os;a'sa1 EOsssas employee.
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CONSULTATION FREE
Once Hours iron 9 a. n. ts5hn,

Letters of inquiry must encIOse
stamp for reply.
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IHDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 20.-Mr. Blaine's
attorneys to-day fled answers to the in
terrogatorIes Of the Sentinel, which were
filed September 8. These interrogsto-
riaa were as follows:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-26
La Espana cO1nercial.

Encontramos sicmpre en- los
pueblos extranos la justicia que
suele negarsenos en- el nuestro.
Lean, pues, los detractores, y
guarden respeto y acatamlento an
te IN tan elocuente testimonlo
como ell que transcrlbmo5 a cont
nuaci6n del Reputable diario de
New-York Journal Of Commerce.:
Espafla In dejado de ser IN pals
retr0grado. Es mas liberal en- su poll
tica comercial que los Estados- Unidos.
Los tratados comercia!es, llamados d
aumentar ell comerclo de los Estados-
Unidos, encnentran muy poca acoglda
en- Washington. Espana ha realizado
recientemente esta cIase de tratados con
Italia y Portugal, y esta pr6xima III
timar otro con IngIaterra. No debe-
mos culpar d Espana, 81 trata de arri-
mar q su favor todas las ambigtiedades
que haya en- sus tratados c)merciales
con los Estados- Unidos; este es 10 que
hacemos con todas las naciones. Nue.
We parties de diez de las decisiones de
derechos en- ell departamento del Teso-
ro, estan decididas con peruicio y de-
trmentro del comercio extranjero. To-
10 nuestro sistema arancelario esta ba-
sado sobre Ell principle de celos y hosti
lidad d la competencia extranJera.
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NUEVO ALCALDE.

Algo hemos dido hablar en- es-
tos dias respecto del candidate 8
candidates para la Acadia de es-
ia Ciudad. Nosotros 10 que de-
1eamos hnicamente es que el
nombramiento efectivo recaiga
cuauto antes, pues buena falta ha-
ce, en- persona que este a la altura
de dicho puesto y que reuna ins
truccion y competencia, dotes,
cualidades y antecedentes que lie
acrediten para presidir dignamen-
te ell Concejo Municipal.
No es un cualquiera el llamado
a desempefiar tan delicadas tan
clones en- las circustancias ditlci-
les por que atraviesa nuestro Mu-
nicipio, donde su Presidente reunt
ademas ell caracter de Represen,
tante y Delegado del Gobierno
General.
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meditaci6n a S. E. en- la isla dc
Cabras?
Pues la err6 por entero FL Asi-
mitiStd.
Nosotros tenemos nuestra mi
ciativa; y 81 alguna vez nos da
por imitar, imitaremos a buenos
maestros. va 10 sabe ell colega
Mas dice Ell ASimiliSta que el
BoLETIN ha menester para su po
Utica especial una buena provi-
sion de conSerUdS alimenticias.
NADIA: 10 que va hemos dicho.
Mirese ell colega en- un espejo, re-
gistre su rorta historic, compare
Ia con la nuestra, J obre cuerda
mente. 80. callandose.
Va sabe Ell ASimiliSta que al
buen callar llaman Sancho, Y que
por callsr d nadie Sc hizo pro-
ceSo."
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gas afues; sup6ngauos, sl quie
re, desautorizados por quien no
puede desautorizarnos, y que, en-
Ell nero hecho de intentarlo, que
daria desautorizado Ell misnio;
procure arrebatar de nuestro lado
todas las simpatias; aislenos, 81 a
tanto alcanza su poder; todos esos
elementos conjurados no bastan,
no, para ahogar nuestra voz, que
es la voz de la verdad y del dere-
cho; de la verdad que Sc impone,
y concluye por humillar a sus
propios enemigos. Nosotros va
sabemos d que atenernos, V no
nos asustan aspavientos nj gran
des vocerios.
Ell CldmOr tiene pertecta con
ciencia de este, pOrque conoce la
historic de todo, con sus antece-
dentcs, que mas dc una vez ha
revela 10; porque no hace mucho
que en- Sentido contrario expresa-
ra su opinion, d la manera que
mucho antes sostuviera con la
misma pluma verdadera cam
pana Ell Agente, su predece-
sor, en- dicho sentido; solo que al
colega no parece sino que le cues
ia POGO borrar con una mano 10
que escribe con la otra, y ahrmar
hoy 10 que negara aver.
lDe cuando aca Ell Clamor Sc
ha convertible en- juez inapelable
de nuestros actos y de nuestro
proceder, para que nos preocupen
en- 10 mas minimo sus apreclacio-
nes?
sPor ventura alguna vez ha pro
curado ell BoLErIN inspirarse en-
los deseos de Ell CtamOr y en- su
crjterlo politico, para tratar las
cueStlones que sc rozan con nues,
ira administration y nuestro GO
bierno?
Todo 10 coutrario; antes bien
hemos seguido por 10 general
rumbos diametralmente opupstos,
es absurdo concedcr d un adver-
sario la facultad de declarar 81 son
buenas 8 malas nuestras posicio
mes en- ell campo de la politica.
Que continuamos en- la van
guardia donde estabamos, nadie
podra negarlo; y 81 nuestra for
tuna perturba Y enloquece al co
lega reformista, no poIemos IA,
Ger otra cosa que acompanarle en-
el sentimiento.
En- resumen: NADIA nuevo nos
ha venido a decir FL Cidmor, s
bien acaba de revelar una vez mas
la ceguedad que lie domina cuan
do Sc ocupa de puhlicaciones que
como esta, contrs,ian comp'eta
mente sus planes, blen me en- ello
no hace mas que segulr su tata
destino, empleando mai1aS rieJa'
que lie desautorizan, y que a nos.
otros sirven de escala para au.
mentar en- grades un aprccio y
simpatia que sin duda nos envi
diara Ell CldmOr.