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miles below ST. Cloud, in the Mississippi.

miles below ST. Cloud, in the Mississippi.
A Lake Benton special says: Excep-
tionaliy fine weather :s bringing crops out
in fine shape. Seeding is practically fin-
ished except for fax. Early sown grain
is in fne condition.
The bonds Of the village of Lake Ben
ton, amounting to $4,000, for putting in
system of water works, are offered for
sale and sealed bids advertised for until
June 10.
A log carriage in Thayer Nen's saw
mill at Sank Rapids ran away this morn
ing and crushed through the bulk head,
severely injuring Hugh Jones and Dan
Murray.
|. While N. e. Glasonl of Spring Grove
and all the family, exeeptin six-year-
old boy, We're away, a tramp walked into
the house in the outskirts of the village,
and breaking open writing desk secured
$500 in $40 gold pieces. The boy saw
the tramp, bat was frightened and hid
away in the woodshed. The sheriff and
several citizens are searching the country
for the sneak thief. 1t is supposed he
started for the Iowa line.
A dead man was found on the street
at Alexandria by the police. He proved
to be Martin johnson, of the town Of
Urresx He has been suffering from con-
sumption and came in to consult his ply
sician and afterward wandered away.
He was taken with a hemorrhage from
the lungs and died alone. An inquest
was held, but no autopsy was necessary.
His friends were notified and are expect
ed to take the body this afternoon.
As G. X. Quill, wife, boy and daughter
were driving into Sauk Center. recently
with load of wheat from Lake George,
and as they were crossing the Great
Northern track, the freight due here at
about 2 p. m. backed into the wagon,
breaking it all to pieces, throwing the
women out on one side and the man and
boy ON the other side of the track. No
one was hurt. The team ran away with
ont injury to either horse. John Howard,
claim agent of the railroad company, paid
$40 to settle the matter.
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THE NEWS IN X NUTSHELL.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
All lmportent Occurrences OF the
Past Week. Boiled DoWnand
Arranged for Rapid
Reading.
Washington.


Secretary Gresham has requested the
resignation of William f. Curtis, chief
of the Bureau of American Republics.
R. nj. Hooper, for twenty-five years
vice consul general ut Paris, has been
succeeded in office by Clyde Shropshire,
of Georgia.
The United States supreme court at
firms the constitutionality of the Chinese
exclusion law. Chief Justice Fuller and
Justices Field and Brewer dissent.
The administration expects to so check
the growth of the pension list that there
will be surplus of $6,OOO,OO0 at the end
of this fiscal year, instead of the anticipat-
ed deficit of $15,O0O,OOO.
The president has appointed Col. Will
lam P. Carlin, of the Fourth United
States Infantry, to be brigadier general
to fill the vacancy caused by the retire
ment of Brig. Gen. e. A. Carr.
President Cleveland disapproves the
findings and sentence of a court martial
which tried Capt William s. Johnson,
retired, on a charge of duplicating pay
accounts and making double assignment
of his salary. The president thinks the
court was too lenient.
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Friday, May 10.

J. H. Baker, who was arrested at Bar
trum on the charge of abduction, is being
tried before Justice Sibley. The warrant
was sworn out by his wife.
The barn at the residence of Thomas
Johnsrud at Montevideo was burned
down this afternoon; loss about $3.50;
insured.
The contract for erecting the new
school building in Northfeld has been
awarded to Leech & Mcleod of Minne-
upolis. The bid was $6,057, including
everything but heating apparatus.
The body of an unknown man was
found by Ed Stevens at his farm, FIVE
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lumbian celebration could not agree upon

lumbian celebration could not agree upon
verdict and were discharged.
Mrs. Michael Biergo, wife of a wealthy
farmer, residing near Barnard, north of
st. Joseph, Mo-, suddenly became insane,
sprang from her bed, seized q razor and
nearly severed the head Of her fiye-
months-old babe, killing it instantly. She
then cut her own throat, dying almost
instantly.
A big seizure of 'green goods" has been
made at Bridgeport, Conn. There Were
"a 900 circulars, three in each envelope,
addressed to 5000 individuals all over
the country. Besides the circulars the
seizure included the entry books, steer
ing" books, and what is perhaps most in
teresting, complete list of the victims
who have been swindled by the gang.
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Pipestone Minn., Special, May 23.-Mrs.
Maria Ozmun. wife of the late kbram Or.
mum and stepmother Of Aaron Ozmun, of
Farwell. Ozmun & Kirk Of st. Paul, was
found dead in her bed at her home In this
city this morning. The cause Is attributed
to fright caused by the terrific storm of
perament. She was seventy-two years of
age, and leaves three children-Edward and
Charles, who are married and reside in st.
Paul, and Ella, who lives at Colorado
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Labor Items.

Three hundred employees in the cotton
mills at Denver are on a strike against
longer hours WITHOUT an increase OF pay.
The annual convention of the Order OF
Railway Telegraphers of America was
held at Toronto recently, with 2oO dele
gates in attendance.
Chief Arthur, of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, admits in his an
-swer to the Ann Arbor''s suit for 100000
damages, the existence of the brother
hoods boycott rule. 49,.
The railroad conductors will not strike
during the worlds fair. They adopted a
patriotic resolution denouncing as SLAM
derous the statement that the railway
employees would strike at this juncture.
In the early part of the session of the
International Horseshoers' association at
st. Louis recently a Communication was
handed in by the Chicago delegates to the
effect that they were on the eve of a
great strike with the Armour Beef Pack
ing company, with headquarters at Chi
cago, ...
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From Other Shores.

Many persons are drowned by the cap
sizing of a ferry boat in Russia.
Louis Kossuth has advised his parti-
sans in Hungary to support the Week
erie cabinet and it's liberal policy.
The Paris police found number of
dynamite bombs buried in the city. Three
arrests are made. a.
The Grecian ministry formed by NJ.
Sotoroupoulos, on the resignation of NJ.
Tricoupis, has taken the oath Of office
and entered upon its duties.
Seventeen Berlin bankers have signed
an appeal for an election fund with which
to promote the choice of Liberal candi-
dates supporting the government.
The italian government has closed the
provincial council of the province of
Bergtmo, in Northern Italy, owing to a
declaration by the council to the effect
that the temporal rights of the pope of
Rome are superior to the unity of Italy.
At cabinet meeting at Vienna the
scanlalous conduct of the young Czechs
in the Bohemian diet yesterday was un-
der consideration, and it was resolved to
visit with the severest repression. all Rad
ieal, anti-Semitic and Czech excesses.
A fire at Trondhjem, Norway, resulted
in the loss of number of lives. -Four
persons were killed while jumping from
burning building and three women and
two children were burned to death in the
flames. ....-. i:
A telegram from the German consulate
in Capetown says that Capt. Francois
stormed Hornkranz April L. On the
German side Sakowki and three German
soldiers were wounded. The natives lost
eighty killed and one hundred wounded.
The clerical organ, Magyr Allan Of
Buda-P -Pesth, usually trustworthy, asserts
that the governor has promised Louis
Kossuth an annuity of 25,OOO francs In
payment for his services in advising his
followers to support the Liberal cabinet
of DR.. Werkerle.
A horrible tragedy is reported to have
occurred. at Kiltegan, in the southwest
Jart of Wicklow, Ireland. The wife and
maid servant of man named Conrad
were shot dead by some unknown assas-
sin OF assassins. The murderers are sup
posed to have had an agrarian method.
The Russian war Office is taking steps
for the distribution of the improved
rifles newly manufactured for the Rus
sian army, first to the troops of the west
ern army corps, who would bear the i'm
mediate brunt of conflict in the event
of foreign war.
The Libre Parole Of Paris states that
M. Andrieux, the ex-prefect of police who
hassGgured conspicuously in the exposure
of the Panama canal scandals, is collect.
ing fresh documents in order to enable
him to pursue certain members of the
chamber of deputies in connection with
the Panama frauds. =.
The reception of the prince of Wales
at the imperial institute. at London re-
Gently was in every way successful. The
duke of York and Princes May were
cheered repeatedly by the thousands OF
guests. Mr. Gladstone was present, look
ing tired and irritated. A hostile demon
stration against him was made by some
of the ultra Tories when he appeared.
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siam I. Repre,ented.

Washington, May 23.-The list of foreign
nations represented at Washington has been
increased by the establishment Of Siamese
legation. Phra Suriva, the secretary Of the
Slamese legation at London. has been desig-
mated BY his government to act as charge
d'affaires ad interim. He Is in the city and
will represent Siam until q minister Is ap-
pOiftod
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Wisconsin w. C. IT. u

Eau Claire, Wis, Special, May 23.-Def.
egates are arriving tonight for the state
convention of the Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance union. which meets tomorrow.
Mrs. v. H. Campbell Of Evansville, presi-
dent, arrived to-day, and the executive com.
mittee met tonight.
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Gherardf m Com -. . na.

Washington, May 20. = 1t has been
practically determined that Rear Ad-
miral Gherardi will be assigned to COM
mand Of the New York navy yard, re-
lieving Commodore Erhen, who will be
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A Reconstructed Cabinet.

Rome, May 23 Signor Giolittl has
agreed to reconstruct the cabinet, with
Senator Gagliardo as minister Of finance,
and Senator Canonico as minister of
justice. Signor Grimaldi will remain
minister of the treasury
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An In.nne Mother,s Frensy.

81. Joseph No., May 20--Last night Mrs.
Michael Biergo, wife Of q wealthy farmer re-
siding near Bernard, north Of this city, sud.
denly became Insane, sprang from her bed,
seized razor and nearly severed the head
Of her five-months-old babe, killing It In.
stantly. She then cut her own throat, dying
almost instantly.
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Rotation I'm the Navy.

Washington, May 23.-Secretary Herbert
has announced that the policy Of the navy
department in future will be to relieve the
officers who have held feet commands for
over three years and give the other officers
an opportunity to see the admirals' pennants
over their own souadrOns.
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Fla,nes al Winnines,

Winnipeg, May 23.-The Buckle company's q
printing establishment was burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000. The block In which It was
located On Princess street was damaged to
the extent Of 5000, and other firms lose in
the aggregate by water and smoke $1,000
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-12-29
Los MEDIcos REcoMIENDAN LA

LOS MEDICOs RECOMIENDAN LA
.Solues6n Mars. del licenciado Giol, en- las
diferentes enfermedsdes hgadas la ane-
mia, ciorosis y debilidaden general.
Don Ramon A. de Torres, doctor en- Me-
dicina. Cirujia Partos.
CertJica: que ha hecho frecueptemente
uso de la SOLUCION MARS, preparada
por el Licdo. Don Francisco Giol y Texidor,
en las diferentes enfermedades ligadas Ia
anemis, clorosis debilidad general, obte-
niendo en- todos los casos resuItados brillan-
tes.
7 para satisfaction del Sr. Giol, asf 10
hago constar.-Dr. Torres
fonce, Febrero 27 de 1892
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COAMO
FELIX LIMO RIVERA.-Procarad
GUAYANILLA
ORLANDO LAVERGNE.- -Comisionista.
coLEc1o CENTRAL

FL dia del pr6ximo mes de Enero Sc
ADRIAN las classes anunciadas en- la circular
del dia Is de Novismbre, sea cual fuere el
n1mero de alumnos que SO hayan matricu-
lado.
Don Miguel Rosich explicara las asigna-
turas que comprende el curse de Perito mer-
cantil ell de Filosoffa, teniendo como auxi
liares don Ramiro Colon, don Carlos Arceo
don Carlos Manuel Munoz; sustituto,
don Baldomero San Antonio.
Don Juan Pou dara las classes de Latin,
reemplazaudole en- case necesario don Artu-
70 Aponte.
Las asignaturas que comprende Ell 80 cur
so del Bachillerato, estaran a cargo de don
Miguel Rosich, siendo sustituto don Luis
Aguerrevere.
La Ret6rica Poetica ; la Historic, Sc
ran expEcadas por ell Director, siendo su-
plentes don Agustfn Navarrete y don Baldo-
nero San Antonio.
El Director,
IsIDoRo Colon Y Colon.
Ponce, Diciembre 20 de 1893.
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GRAN BIIlR I SISIRERII
NANDo ALsSIT
PONCE-PLAZA PRLNCIPAL-PONCE

antique esablecnento situado
de la pobac6n haa provisto aemente de heoso
lido de Ropa hecha casmres ngeses anceses naconas
taes panlones que reaiza precos vos
Fuses de casm desde II pesos adeante uy bien
a ,.se e.s
Trabajos rnedida Mas de 200 muestras de casimre
variadisimos
Cantsas blancas coor-Cor6atas de
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Honqos-CRack
E NFNIDAD DE ARTICULOs ANExOS AL RAMo
Unico aspdsito del callcida Luck 3
REMEDIo EFICAZ CONTRA LOS CALLOs
GRAN ApoErAcroN EN- EsrA c1UDAD
3rPE1ml Ponce, issnbre de
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UItinoos cabIegranas

Ell campo todo parece tranquilo.
La opinion considera diffcil la 81
tuacion creada en- Melilla. Por una
parte, ell gobierno persiste en- su po-
Utica prudente, de la que no quiere
separarse, y por otro lado aseg1rase
que Ell eiercito esta disgustado.
Ell Consejo de Ministries ha redac-
tado un extenso despacho dando ms
trucciones al general en- jefe.
Ell corresponsal en- Melilla de La
Coyrespomdencia de Espa1a, senor Men
cheta, ha dirigido a este periodico IN
telegrama en- que dice que no Sc re-
solvera NADIA hasta que llegue el Sui
tan.
Han bajado los valores espanoles.
Elinfante don Antonio de Orleans,
en- una snterview que con 81 ha tenido
en- Sevilla un periodista, ha declara-
do que su regreso Espana Sc debe
que todo ha conclude en- Melilla !;
que el general Martinez Campos le
diio podfa volver a Espana, porque
no hay NADIA que hacer en- Africa, y
que 81 ocurriera algo ie avisar1a dem
tro de uno 8 dos meses.
Un despacho recibido de Melilla
dice que SO cree que en- la conferencla
habida hoy entire ell general Martinez
Campos y Muley Araaf SO han acor
dado los preliminares de un convenio
Y de las obras que deben realizarse.
Asegdrase que 10 que pasa en- Me
lila tiene muy disgustado al ejercito.
Aseg1rase que el general MARTINEZ
Campos manifesto al Gobierno que
Ell hermano del Sultan Sc halla ami
mado de los mejores deseos hacia
Espana y que abriga sinceros prop6-
sitos de hacer cumplir Ell tratado de
Wad-Ras.
Anade ell general que duda de la
efcacia de los medios de que intenta
valerse Muley Araaf para obligar a
las kabilas a reconocer y respetar los
derechos de Espana.
Los corresponsales de la prensa en-
Melilla comunican que por ahora
nuestras tropas no realizaran ningdn
movimiento de avance.
D1cese que La situacion que ha lie
gado q crearse en- Melilla tiene muy
contrariado al general Martinez Cam
pos que desea romperla.
Sc con6rma la baja de los fondos
espanoles.
Sc dice que Sc ha descubierto la
pista del autor del horrible atentado
del Liceo de Barcelona.
Seg1n parece, el autor de ese cr1-
men tenfa una novia, que 10 ha della
tado, horrorizada del hecho realizado
por su amante.
Sc han hallado mas bombas carga-
das de dinamita.
Ell corresponsal de un periodico ha
celebrado una entrevista con Ell gene
raj Martinez Campos y este ha mani
festado que, como nailitar, quisiera
castigar severamente & los riffenos,
pero que como espanol juzga muy
conveniente hacer una paz honrosa.
Anadio que 4 su juicio, las campanas
de Octubre y Noviembre 1ltimo, fue-
ron muy desgraciadas.
Sc asegura que 81 la pr6xima con-
ferencia entire Ell general Martinez
Campos y el hermano del Sultan Sc
verifcase en- territorio riffeno, los je-
fes de las kabilas haran demostracio-
nes de amistad al general Martinez
Campos y Espana, segdn 10 ha pro-
metido Muley Araaf.
El conocido periodista senor Men
cheta telegraf1a que puesto que la
paz esta asegurada regresa en- segui-
da q Espafla.
Ha sorprendido mucho que el ge-
neral Martinez Campos Sc haya con-
T0AM0
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conferencia, y que ell general espanol
ha manifestado que considers termi-
nado ell conficto de Melilla y conclui-
da la campana.
Elm los cfrculos ministeriales Sc
considera terminada la question de
Melilla. Dfcese que dentro de pocos
dias concluiran defnitivamente las
negoclaciones, y regresara q Espana
la mitad del ejercito.
Llama la atenci6n que un diario
de Madrid que recibe las inspiracio-
nes del ministro de la Guerra censure
duramente la conducta que sigue en-
Melilla el general Martinez Campos.
Sc dice que Ell rapido regreso Es-
pana del general Arolas, cuyas ideas
republicanas son muy conocidas, Sc
debe a una orden terminante que le
dio el general en- jefe.
Este incidente SO relaciona con Ell
descontento que parece hay en- ell
ejercito de Africa por la inacci6n en-
que Sc le ha tenido y ell desenlace de
los successes de Melilla.
Ell anarquista Jose Codina, dete-
nido en- Perpignan, ha sido conduct
do & Barcelona.
Parece fuera de dudas que este
sujeto es el autor del hecho criminal
del j" Liceo."
En- el puerto de Barcelona han
sido embarcados ciento cuarenta y
tres anarquistas en- ell crucero Nava-
ira, cuyo- comandante ha recibido
pliegos cerrados, que solo deberA
abrir en- alta mar.
El general Martinez Campos, en-
una entrevista que con 81 ha tenido
el corresponsal de un periodico, ha
declarado que NADIA pasara en- Melilla,
pues considera resuelta la question
hispano- marroquf.
No Sc oculta la perspicacia del
general que el desenlace pacffco del
conficto puede quebrantar su popu-
laridad. Asf Sc desprende de Ia si-
guiente Erase que pronuncio en- dicha
conferencia La patria me ha dado
mas de 10 que merezco. Si pierdo mi
prestigio cumpliendo con 10 que esti-
mo mi deber, con clio habre devuelto
a la Patria todo 10 que me ha dado. y
lis inexacta la noticia que ha cir
culado de que en- Melilla Sc estan
trazando los hmites de demarcacion
de una zona neutral.
Lo 1nico que SO esta hacienda es
fjar senales en- la parte espanola pa
ra evitar que los soldados penetren
en- ell territorio moro, y Sc produzcan
asi nuevos confictos.
Telegrafian de Tanger que ah1 SO
han recibido nuevos pliegos para el
Sultan, y que este ha dirigido a la
Reina Regente una carta concebida
en- terminos cordialfsimos.
El senior Vega de Armiio, Presi-
dente del Congreso, ha pasado un
telegrama q Mr.. Dupuy, Presidente
de la Camara francesa de diputados,
felicitandolo por ell yalor y serenidad
que demostro en- los terribles mo-
mentos en- que hizo explosion la bonn
ba de dinamita lanzada en- dicha Ca
mara por una mano criminal.
El Presidente Dupuy ha contes-
tado al senior Vega de Armijo, dan
dole las gracias mas expresivas.
Core el rumor de que Muley
Araaf, hermano del Sultan, ha ofre-
cido rehenes al general espanol. Tam
bien SO dice que el mismo Araaf Sc
ofrece como rehen, en- garantfa del
del tratado de Wad-
Ras.
Segun noticias~que Sc han recibi-
do de Melilla, los moros dicen que Ell
terreno que hoy ocupan 81 cemente-
rio y la mezquita pr6ximos al lugar |
donde Sc construye el fuerte de Sidi |
Guariach, les pertenece en- virtud de
La cesi6n que hicieron Espana de
mas extension de terreno hacia ell
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tornado con la oferta delcumplimien-
to del tratado de Wad-Ras, es decir,
con ell reconocimiento de levantar
Espana las fortifcaciones que desee,
y ell establecimiento de su zena neu-
tral-
El prestig;o del general aparece
comprometido, por la contradiction
que existe entire su actitud paeihca
de hoy y La belicosa que adopto dlas
atras cuando notifc6 q Muley Araaf
Ell ultimatum energico que todo el
pals aplaudio.
Ded1cese que, bien entonees
quiso desarmar la opinion espanola
8 que hoy pretende desarmar a la
opinion europea.
Dfcese que Sc ha psrmitido 8 los
riffenos establecer la venta de vfve-
res en- Sidi-Guariach para surtir q
los habitantes de Melilla y q las tro-
pas espanolas. Esto Sc considera
como un indicie mas de que SO han
suavizado asperezas deque Sc Gamma
4 la paz defnitiva.
FL Presidente del Conseio de Mi
nistros, senor Sagasta, y el senior
CASTELAR,, han celebrado una confe-
rencia que ha versado sobre los asun-
tos de Melilla. Ambos estadistas, al
decir de personals que parecen estar
bien informadas. han examinado dete-
nidamente la situacion creada con
motive del conficto de Melilla, y
cual debe ser la polftica que convene
a Espana seguir en- ell imperio africa
no.
Ell senor Castelar, manifesto al iefe
del gobierno que es de absolute nece-
sidad estar en- paz con Marruecos,
para mantener en- este pals ell stat@ qsto
Marruecos, dijo ell celebre ora
dor, es nuestro aliado.
A juicio del senior Castelar,. dos
naciones AFRICAN prop6sitos ambicio-
sos respecto de Marruecos: Francia 6
Inglaterra.
Espana, agreg6, debe ayudar q
Francia contra Inglaterra, cuando
esta nacion quiera apoderarse de Tan
ger. 7 debe ayudar a Inglaterra con-
ira Francia, cuando la Republica
quiera apoderarse de la RIGA region
del Muluya.
Tales fueron las opiniones susten-
tadss por el senor Castelar,.
El senor Sagasta, q su vez, declare
que ell punto mas espinoso del conhic-
to actual 10 constitute la zona neu-
tral, porque dentro de esa faja de te-
rreno existen ell cementerio y la mez-
quita de los riffenos.
Cree ell senor Sagasta que la diff
cultad podr1a resolyerse 81 ell Sultan
construyese mas al interior ell cemen-
terio y la mezquita. en- euyo easo Es-F
pana, en- senal de respeto, fevantarfa
muros de circunvalaei6n al rededor
de los emplazamientos actuales.
Ri gobierno, q impulses de la reac-
cion que han provocado los 1ltimos
atentados de los dinamiteros, persi-
que con severidad q los anarquistas.
Pronto saldran muchos de estos para
Fernando Poo, donde son confna-
dos.
En- Barcelona CORE Ell rumor de
que han muerto muchos anarquistas
que Sc hallaban presos.
Sc senala un alza en- los fondos
publicos.
Dice el World de New York que
Sc esta preparando con gran sigilo un
alijo de armas en- las costas de Cuba,
a donde Sc dirigira ell jefe separatista
Maceo lido
Sc cree que esta notieia carece de
Seg1n noticias de Melilla, Ell gene
raj MARTINEZ Campos ha celebrado ell
martes una conferencia con Muley
Araaf, cuyos pormenores permane-
cen secretos.
Sc dice que proyectan celebrar otra
nhaE1 nRNaD