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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
HE HAD BEEN.
He Was u Man of Experience and Knew
Whereof He Spoke.

He Was u Man of Experience and Knew
Whereof He Spoke.
had heard numerous stories of the diff
cultes attending church services in the
mountains along the upper waters of the
Cumberland river, and of how when those
who came to pray remained to shoot and
also of various killings that had occurred
when mountaineers of diverse and adverse
personal opinions congregated at the rude
meeting houses, but placed little credence
in them. ! was Eliminating upon this sub
ject one Sunday morning as | rode along,
hoping that | might happen upon one of
those log tabernacles in my way, when |
approached cabin. A man was sitting in
the yard with his head tied up and his arm
in sling
Good day." I said, Are there any
churches in this vicinity"
"Meetin houses round here, you mean?"
he responded quite atfably, though quiz
zically.
"The same" nodded.
"Thar's one about four mile down the
branch"
ANY preaching there today"
mo; but thar wuz last Sunday. Won'J
be no more now fer month"
You don't have it very often" l ven
tured.
ITS good thing we don't" he said say
agely.
"Why' Don't you go to church,"
II wuz last Sunday"
THAT the only timer"
II wuz about six year afore that"
Great goodness, mani" l exclaimed.
tNpn nntybt IN tp hot tap bop hot
you know you have an immortal soul to
saver"
Got a hide, too reckon" he replied
rather vaguely to my comprehension.
What does that have to do with itS"
He smiled almost pityingly.
Reckon you hain't never been to meetin
in these parts, have your" he asked
"Never," said.
Never seen the time when two or three
wuz gethered together an thar to bless,
have your"
Never"
"Never seen the Ten Commandments
blowed full of bullet holes, have you"
Never"
Never seen the sermon on the mount
peppered with gunful of buckshot an
slugs, have your"
"Never"
"Never seen the gospel of peace on earth
good will to men, tore open from Dan To
Beersheby with winchester, have your"
Never And by this time was almost
in state of collapse.
He rose to his feet eXcitedly and began
limping around the yard
WELL" he said, you amt the one to
talk to me about goin to meetin. I've been
The accent on that last word was too CON
vincing, and didn't stop a minute longer
to inculcate any great moral truths sim
ply said goodby and went my way-New
York Sun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01

again to the press to extract second
quality of oil. In this case the pressure
must be strong, but applied gradually;
that is to say, it is applied little by little,
until the maximum is reached. At this
time it is stopped and left so for about
two hours, or more, in order to get the
largest portions OF this oil of second
quality, which is kept separate from
that of the first pressing. The cake left
in the basket after the second pressing
could be broken up and moistened with
hot water for the purpose OF obtaining a
third quality OF oil, as is done in Europe,
but as the industry stands at present in
this country, it would not pay to pro-
duce such an inferior quality OF olive oil.
The oil that has been received into the
pals is skinned off by means OF ladies,
and put into clean vessels or jars. 1t
takes usually from three to six months
before the oil has deposited all the mat
tiers that are in suspension in it, but this
can be shortened if it is clarified through
filters as soon as the largest part OF the
coarser impurities have been separated.
In either case, the oil is finally clarified
through filters. A simple and satisfac-
tory filter may be composed OF a wooden
vat or box tin-lned with double bot
tom, rather large, and provided with
conical tubes OF tin, filled with carded
cotton. Care must be taken to leave the
cotton loose, forif too Compact the oil
could not go through. Often both carded
cotton and animal or vegetable charcoal
are used as fitering layers. Under the
tubes there is the second part of the box,
to receive the oil flowing from them.
The clarified oil is taken off by cock
placed at the bottom of the filteIing- box
or vat. The temperature OF the room,
where the oil is filtered, should not be
lower than 60 deg. F. The oil thus OBJ
tanned may be bottled or canned for the
market. 1t is well to note that any olive
oil does not improve by ageing.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
A CASE OF TRUE LOVE.
Although He Courted Others, HIS Heart
Was Still True to Mandy.

jim was long, lauk mountalneer Ken
tuckian, who owned a creek farm, talriy
well stocked. and he was not a bad catch'
AS those things 90 in the mountains, but he
had no wife.
"How is it JIM" | said to him one day.
"that you don't marry"
He grinned guilelessly.
We'll, colonel" he said slowly, you
know Mandy Collins, don't your
Yes"
well, axed her three months ago, an
she wouldn't have me-"
why didn't you try somebody else?'
II did, coonel-a fine gal down the crick.
sot right up to her, like sick kitten to
hot brick, for a whole week, when one day
long came Mandy, an | axed her ag'in"
What did she say?"
"She wouldn't have me-"
Try another" said encouragingly.
81 did, colonel. Mother fine gal acrost
the mountain. | sot up to her three weeks
han runnin an one night, when was most
ready to pop, | seen Mandy at spellin
school, an axed her ag'in."
What did she say that time"
Purity much the same thing"
"Why didn't you let her alone, then, and
devote yourself to one you could get5"
asked half provoked at his persistence.
You bet | did, colonel! | went right
after old man Hankins' gal, Mary, AZ
Mary seemed mighty willn an oblign til
one mornin seen Mandy comm down the
road, an up an axed her ag'in."
What did she say?" | asked.
"Wouldnt have me no mOre'n t'othel
times" and his face fell
"As l said before, Jim," very emphat
ically remarked, why in thunder dom
you try another girlF"
That's what Pm doin now, colonel" HI
responded, with more spirit than he hat
previously shown. Fer a month an up
pards I've put Mandy clean outen my mind
an Pm shnin up to Hester Jones sever
nights week, an ther amt no use talkin
colonel, Hester likes it!'
That's right, old fellow!' exclaimed
slapping him on the shoulder Keep at i
and you'll get her sure"
who, colonelY' he asked, with hope
full little smile. MANDY"
After that gave Jim up as beyond rec
lamation. Puck.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
An Awful Dilemma.

Pm in terrible dilemma" said Mickles
to a friend at the Office
Whats the matter?"
MY wife and | had been talking econ
omy this morning, and she asked me how
much pay for the cigars l smoke. had
to pretend to be in a frightful hurry to keep
from talking about it."
why didn't you answer her?"
u was afraid to. If told her the truth,
she'd scold about the extravaganza, and if
named fictitious price she might buy
me some. Washington Star.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01

imp-Well, did you get into the garden
Of Edenp
Satan-Yes Itook the form of serpent
and finished up the business in short order.
lmp-How did you induce the woman 70
risk everlasting torment for just one mean
little applep
Satan-l told her it was good for the com.
plexion.-Life.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
"Ypsilanti."

have seen it stated that the name
"Ypsilanti," applied to a Michigan town,
is of Indian origin and that it should be
"Hipslanti," a combination of two Algon-
quin words, meaning water hip deep" l
am also of the opinion that the genius who
constructed such an odd definition is
badly off" The town was unquestionably
named for General Ypsilanti, Greek, who
was born in Constantinople in 1760.--St
Louis Republic.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
The Gar Hates German.

The car while at Copenhagen makes no
secret of his profound dislike to the Ger
man language, which he knows, but per-
sistently declines to speak or listen to. This
often causes considerable embarrassment.
and only the other day, while attending a
meeting of Danish firemen, he refused to
answer one of the officers who addressed
him IN German until the query was repeat
ed in English. Berlin letter.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01


Twas at the meeting of the ways
The maiden pensive Stood
Puzzled to know which road would lead
Most safely through the wood.
A straight and narrow pathway led
Directly to her goal,
Most trying for her gown and hat
And wearing for her sole.
A broader road led OBVIOUSLY,
But smoothly thitherward,
And which TO take this maiden fair
Had found exceeding hard.
At last she started. with fixed
Decision in her eye.
"I'll take the crooked road" she said,
"And will tell you why:
u do not like to struggle with
The underbrush and leava.s
Besides, the other is by far
Too narrow for my sleeves"
Detroit Free Press.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
Reaping Where He Had Sow,

WIDOW want stone for my husbands
grave exactly like the other one in the lot,
Agent-But isn't it a trifle small for n
man of your husbands prominence
Widow-No, sir II Thomas Thought n
stone like that was good enough for his
FIRST wife, ! guess it's plenty good egough
for Thomas.-Life. ef
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01

Mrs. uRiche-What handsome
house your father has built Such beauti-
full balconiesl
Miss Juliet with sigh)-Yes, plenty of
balcony; but, alas, no Romeo.
Mrs. -Riche-Is Romeo the name
Of that material the Tompkinses have their
new awnings made of?-Boston Transcript
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01

A "Confed" who was in the battle of Shi-
lob happened to be Unfortunately fond of
card playing. During the fight he had
three of his fingers shot off Holding up
his mangled member, he gazed at it with u
look of ineffable sorrow and exclaimed, as
big tear stole in the corner of his eye, Il
shall never be able to hold a full hand
again" Poor fellow!-Confederate War
Journal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01

Always keep shells and grit before
your fowls, and for confined birds straw
or refuse hay, cut about one-third inch in
length, should be furnished them. Be-
sides the much-needed exercise obtained
by scratching in it for seeds and grain,
they will eat large portion Of it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01

The mace used by the speaker of the
house of representatives is made of 10
ebony rods twined together and held in
place by silver bands
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01

There are over 5000 persons fed three
times a day at Dolma-B agtch palace
while the sultan of Turkey is there.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
A Deadly Purpose.

Mrs, fiankington-Why, my dear, what
are you putting those dumbbells in tho
'rI n, iorF Wewon't need them at Niagara.
rlahklngton-l thought you said you
were gong to take your dog along.-Truth.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
A Cold Corner.
The Only Way.

Haverly-They say old Soak has water on
the brain.
Austen-Then he must have hole on the
top of his head.-Life.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
Real.

Boarder-Is this genuine vegetable soupp
Waiter-Yes, sir. Fourteen carrots fine.
Democrat.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01

1t appears from treasury statement
that there are $3.50 $40, 900 bills, IA, sos
$4,000 bills and 47,324 81 900 bills in cir.
culation in this country.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
A Revised Saying.
Morals and the Modes.

It's poor mule that doesn't work bott
ways-Texas Siftings.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
No Limit.

Mrs. Finis-I'm as sick as I can be lust
from eating these peanuts.
Finis-Well, why don't you stop eating
them?
Mrs. Finis Qn amazement)-Stop! Why,
| have more than half bag left YETI
Puck
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-20

los historiadores, tenia Ia ridfcula mania
Dc matar q sus propios adoradorss.
ID I que me dice usted de Aspasia |?
Era demasiado afcionada 4 Ia poli-
tica. .H
ID Y Manonp
I'd Manon Lescaut {?
--Si--contest6 81 ilustre charlatAn.--
Esa 81 que es una criatura admirable.
Dias atrAs estuve bebiendo con ella
Champagne basta el obscurecer.
-Dejemos--le die en- tono melano6-
lico--estos temas hist6ricos, J vengamos
q los tiempos presentes. va que posee
listed ell don de dar vida & los cadaveres
de los tiempos mas remotos, spodria
listed ejercer su maravilloso inHujo en-
Ia mujer & luien amo como no ha anna
do hasta ahora hombre alguno en 10
terra? 't ~ '@h'Sa
Con mucho gusto. ! Pero ha maer-
to esa mujer? Ns : " nv ~
-; Ojala - le respondi. .--Lo dnico
que ha dejado de existir es su coraz6n.
Mi amada habla, anda, come, bebe,
duerme y Sc despierta como un ser vivo.
Pero su coraz6n ha muerto. :" q
Ell americana SO sonri6 benevolamente
y me dijo:
--Yo la curar6 de la insensibllidad de
que es victima. D6nde estaY
En- ell vestfbulo. w.
II Que entire
Acto continue el sabio Sc puso & aus
Guitar mi amiga con aire sonriente
peN, 4 los pocos instantes, frunci6 el
ceho, se puso palido, Sc encogi6 de hom-'
bros murmur6 con tristeza:
i Todo es indtil /! Mi infujo es
completamente ineficaz en- ell presents
case
i Els usted un impostor !--exclan6
ciego de ira Nj ,nsted ha almorxado
con Semiramis, nj ha condo con Pc
tronio, nj ha tornado Champagne con
Manon Lescaut!
Me nltraja usted injustamente, ca
ballero. He hecho surgir de sus tnmbas
mas difuntos que estrellas hay en- Ell Gle
10. Pero yo no hago mas que resucitar
muertos y NADIA puedo hacer con el cora
zon de esa mujer. y '9"s}
d Por que? ...l
i Porque no 10 ha tenido nunca
Cat,.lo Msndss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-20
noserme, SOY de v. su 'afetisimo y segu.
70 servidol.
I'm jfbaro de Manati
AntimomopoRsado".
Y 81 enyoltorio coutiene

Y el envoltorio coutiene
Tres pequefos triangulos de MADEIRA,
cubiertos por sus aristas con una prepa-
raci6n absolutamente igual & Ia que
traen las oajetillas do f6sforos Bolivar.
I'm paquete con f6sforos grandes, de
dos cabeaas, fabricados de un modo rus
tioo pero que epcienden biep y arden
mejor- ., ..,,',., 49,. -,
Otro paquete de f6sforos pequehos,
de una cabeza, tambien de manufacture
agreste, como hechos & mano en- vez de
amaduina, q '...r..' ~.,.,,'|
., La eajita que sirye de envase todo
este es de pino, y 'sobre Ia tapa trae dos
cromos :sun pensamiento, que sin duda
simboliza & la prensaly Is sus constantes
luchas una cruz sobre un islote y los
pies de la cruz una oveja con una espa-
da hdsta el ponao. .'r
Ell islote que sera ? Y la oveja ! &
quien representara?
La cruz, va De sabe : es la de nuestro
martirio, que no terminara nunca. la
espads adlvinen ustedes !!
= FL regalo es ingenioso.
Lo conservamos con gusto.
Nota bene 81 mozo espa6ildo, una
vez que nos entreg6 todo aquello, acer-
candose & la acera exclam6 :
= Eth AHA va mi mula. Sc me
escapa. Vuelvo ahorita. 2
Y le seguimos aguardando todavfa.
No quiso someterse al indispensable
interrogatorio.
iPillin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-20
Cablegralnas
REFORMA DE MAURA. -ACrlTUD Dk EsTE
CRISIS POSSIBLE.

REFORMA DE MAURA.-ACrlTUD DIX EsTE -
CRISIS Possible
III sefior Sagasta celebr6 una conierencia
con el senor Maura, pidiendole que acepfase
una transaction en- su plan do reformas po-
liticas para las Antillas.
Ell presidente del Consejo agreg6, que la
vida del actual Gabinete depende de la 80
luci6n favorable que el sehor Maura de ASH
solicitud, por estar diyididos los Ministries
acerca del plan de reformas.
El senor Maura aplaz6 su contestaci6n
para hoy. Dicese que e sefor Sagasta lie
ofreci6 une Cartera ell el nuevo Gabinete
Circular rumores de que In combination
del nuevo Gabinete sera la que sigue:, "a. -.
' Presidente senior Sagasta. "a = o,
Guerra-~sefIor Lopez Dominguez. !
Marina-seh0E Pasquin. ,,,.r IN .
Estado senior Duque de Almodoyar.
Gracia Justicia Maura. 10
Fomento -sef1or Moret. .."'
Hacienda senior Amos Salvador. 50
Gobernaci6n -sefior Capdepon. '''
Ultramar-seAor Rodriguez.
El seilor Sagasta ha comunicadO a la Rel
ma Regente el resultadO de su conferencia
con el sefor Maura. ...
Circular rumores de que en- la conferencla
eptre los Sres Sagasta y Matra el ex-mi
nistro indic6 la posibilidad de aceptar una
transaction, fundada en- retirar el proyecto
de Diputaci6n inica, pero conservando la
osencia de las reformas.
Creese que ell Consejo de Ministries acepta
por unanimidad el resto del plan de refor-
mas y que seran planteadas en- seguida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-20

Segin dice la prensa de Mejico el inspi-
RADIO poeta mexicano Salvador Diaz Mir6n,
sc ha vuelto loco
Detenido desde hace algdn tempo en- la
carcel, por la comisi6n de un homicidio, sus
energias han lido debilitandose hasta caer en-
el estado de demencia on que hoy SO halla.
No nos extrafia ese fin, porque Dfaz Mi
ron es un genio, la ciencia considera hoy
al genio como uno de los aspectos de la To-
cura.
Admiradores nosotros de Diaz Mir6n, que
ha sido el poeta mas original y valiente de
America, lamsntamos de todas yeras su
desgracia, que priva las letras castellanas
de uno de sus mejores cultivadores.
Nuestro ilustrado amigo el doctor don
Jose de Jesus Dominguez ha principiado d
dar una clase gratuita de frances los 80
cios de la Asociaci6n,de dependencies sstable-
cida en- Mayagiez.
Segun dice nuestro apreciable colega Ell
Impartial, Sc espera en- Mayagiez, con ver
dadera ausiedad, Ia llegada de la compafia
infantil t 4
La croaica que publicaramos sobre dicha
troupe, en- la que NADIA exageramos, ha entu-
siasmado alli los amateurs. X
Eu Mayagtez Ell comercio no quiere admi-
tir los welcomes agugereados, 10 cual dfcese
que ha dado lugar escenas conmovedoras
entire las familias pobres que no poseian otra
moneda.
Ell Ayuntamiento do la Capital ha remiti-
do informes contrarios los conciertos de
los f6sforos y el petroleo.
Segun vemos gu La Correspondence Sc
ha puesto la yenta en- la Capital e opus
culo que con el titulo "Miscelaneas puerto.
rriqueGas" acaba de publican nuestro amigo
don Pedro do Angels.
n En- Dajab6n, -rep1blica dominicana Aha
sido asesinado Ell DR.. don Manuel de Mattel
zan por el Licenciado Canela que despues
de cometer el crimen Sc fug6 para Haiti.
Este sefior Mateizan reside algdn tempo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-20
10 QUE !, PASA.
EN- PATILLAS

Nos escriben: Ebay que sanear el
,pais, oomenxando para clio por la admi-
ilistraci6n municipal, 5corrompida en- Ia
mayor parte de los pueblos por los CON-
padrazgos y los conciertos. Ahora Sc
trata de explotar al municipio de Patti
Has en- otra nueva forma. Vease como.
Existe un contrato presentado al
Ayuntamiento por Ell seiior Mendis. Be-
GUN dicho contrato el farmaceutico que
proporcione los medicameptos los po-
bres, estar& obligado & servir, entire
ellos, todos los especifcos que Sc solici-
ten en- debida forma.
Por tai contrato Sc rigen los farma-
ceuticos, pues que, con arreglo sus ba-
ses, cobran mensualmente los haberes
que les correspondent. Y ahora, despues
de estsr VICENTE dicho convenio hace
unos cuantos meses, Sc pretende cobrar
los especfficos Facilitates. Debe lamar
Sc sobre este la atenci6n de los sefiores
Concejales de Patillas, para que eviten
que pueda ser ell tesorp municipal VIC
TINA de una exploitation.
Els necesario hacer pals, combatiendo
toda clase de conciertos, asi los grandes
como los pequenos. Estos son causa
de ruina en- los pueblos."
iCuidado, sehores, mucho cuidado con
los fondos del pueblo, que no estan ahi
para one nadie hsga con ellos mangas y
capirotes!
81 tsneis i'm contrato, 4 cumplirlo se-.
gun Sc debe,, Y 81 los especffcos son ca
ros, y 81 perdeis reales, hubi6raislo visto
antaio ynolo llorarfas ogaflo.
En- Patillas funciona un ayuntamien-
to, con ediles de eacio y todo Sno es
verdsd2 Pues que esos ediles cumplan
su ofcio velando por 81 interes de los
buenos y laboriosos contribuyentes.
Y 81 no, las hojas mdltiples de la
prensa diaria que denuncien ell infundio:
1 los periddicos que pongan los pnntos
sobre las les y las medicinas sobre Ell
contrato.
No vivimos en- dias de nublados y pc
numbras. La luz se derrama por todas
parties y en- Patillas no falta quien pide
claridad, mucha claridad.
iConque hasta la vista! Que Ell con-
ceio municipal escuche ell consejo popu-
lar, y las cosas iran derechas en- esos
asuntos metalo- -farmaceuticos. +
Por hoy va basta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-20

el mismo don Francisco Renoyales, que aqui
han declarado que no SO les parecia en- NADIA
Ia letra con que estan escritas las Instruc-
c,ones 4 la de don Jos6 A. Renovales, la que
dicen conocer perfectamente.
Relacionando todas esas manifestations
y todos esos indicios no puede sino admi-
tirse que la letra de- esas instrucciones ha
81 10 falsifcada, y que ell autor de esa falsi
ficaci6n es don Mariana Renovales, sin que
a clio SO oponga la prueba pericial, aqni
tralda por el procesado, porque aun pres
cindiendose de la forma con que Sc practice
esa prueba, esos sehores peritos han comen-
zado por decirnos que carccian de conoci-
mientos paleografos y caligrafos sufcientes
para emitir el dictamen que SO les pedia, y
porque aun teniendolos la afrmaci6n es-
cueta que hiceron de que no Sc les parecia
la letra dol procesado q la de las instruc-
clones reseryadas, no la fnndamentaron nj
dieron raz6n alguna de su dicho como exile
Ia ley en estos casos
| 81 pues la letra de- esas instrucciones es
dc don Mariana Renovales este falsamen'
to las supone escritas por su tic ell difuntC
1 don Jose Angel no necesito esforzarme mu
| cho mas para dejar demostrada las existen
cia del delito que esta aousaci6n persigue.
Dice el .articulo 314 del Codigo Penal
el que con perjuicio de tercero con dnim'
de causdrseio cometese en- documento pri
vado algunas de las falsedades designada
en- el articulo $40, entire las que Sc encuen
ira ell fngir letra, frma librica de etr
persona, sera castigado con la. pena de pre-
sidio correctional en- su grado minimo me
!, dio y multa de 695 a $3.50 pesetas.
I Aqui el Minsterio pdblico para fundamen
, tar la iaesperada modification de sus con
clusiones provisionales nos ha dicho que n
. hemos iustifcado ell perjuicio que la prester
q taci6n de ,se documento, cuya autenticlda
d no SO ha atrevido a6rmar, nos causara
7 el pleito civil. ,.. I'd. ,ur ...
8 Nj dignisimo compafiero no Sc ha fjad
: detenidamente en- 10 que estatuye en- tod'
= sus parties ese artieulo del C6digo Penal qr
o he citado y no recuerda sin duda 10 que dit
+ el Tribunal Supreme en- repetidas sentel
}, cias y especialmente en- la de de Enero
J. 1875 en- la que declara, en- un todo confo
n me con el mencionado C6digo, que para az
d exista el delito Do falsedad en- document