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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
Notice of Sale.

Default having been made in the pay-
ment of the sum of thirty dollars, by
Henry Duval, being the amount due and
owing, on the lst day of February A. d.,
1895, to the undersigned, for the keep
ing and storage of the following de-
scribed goods, wares and merchandan-
disc, as per agreement, made and entered
into by and between the said Henry
Duval and the undersigned, viz:
One front bar, 1 back bar, | ice box,
] heating stove, 1 door bell, ] patent
cork screw, ! picture frame, l memonade
shaker, l wash basin, 2 large lamp
globes, 6 spice bottles, 2 pepper and salt
casters, 5 wooden faucets, l funnel, 1 ice
chopper. l lemon squeezer, 6 plain
glasses, 6 bar bottles, 6 silver spoons, l
egg beater, 1 cigar box opener, 1 large
Hanginging lamp, l pair of strap hinges,
3 bottle shoppers, / small silver wine
tumbler, 1 wash tub, 4 demijohns, 9
Tom and Jerry glasses, 13 bar glasses, 2
trays, 7 fancy bar glasses, 1 one gallon
measure.
Now THEREFORE,, in pursuance of law
and the statutes in such cases made and
provided; notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day of March A. d.
1895, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of
said day; | will offer for sale and will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash at the front door of the
post Office in Neihart, Montana, all of
said goods, wares and merchandise and
all the right, title and interest of the
said Henry Duval in and to said goods,
wares and merchandise, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to pay said
amount $4,000, and accruing storage.
Dated this lst day of Feb, A. D..
1895, at Neihart. Montana.
11-17 JACK Mcdowell.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
About the Citizens Meeting,

AS was previously announced the
citizens meeting was held in Benefits
office last Friday evening, to consider
the statutes of certain grounds which
the attendants hold in common. The
meeting was called to order by placing
Richard Bennett in the chair. E. X.
Abbott was elected secretary. The call,
which had appeared three successive
weeks in the HERALD, was read. 1t was
reported by Condor that the subscrip-
ton list designating who is interested in
the meeting and to what extent, is not
%obtainable. Remarks by Condor, Tier
ney, Blanding and J. G. Wilson.
Upon motion duly seconded it was
agreed to call a roll of those present in
order to ascertain if there be a majority
of the subscriptions represented. The
r~oll-call resulted as follows, each holders
claim indicated by figures following his
name, those represented by proxy are in
Dictated by being written in from the
margin, under the name of the proxy:
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
A Weary

my DEAR" she said, toying with
her fork after the dainty repast no
had set out was finished. II shall
have to go to the Office tonight. I've
got a little work l want to catch up
with"
Why, Jennie" he said, tears
coming into his eyes, II have been
looking forward all day to a quiet
little evening with you"
"There, there, Charlie" she said,
with some show of annoyance,
don't be a gander, and I'll buy you
that fur overcoat you have set your
heart on. There's a dear boy"
AS the long hours of the evening
wore away he sat rocking by the lit
tie table, listening for her familiar
football on the walk.-Minneapolis
Journal.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09

Miss Mccarthy is home from a visit
of a few days with her sister Mrs. Burch-
ard in Great Falls.
A $1,000 fire in Belt occurred last
week, from the ravages of which our
Neihart friends were fortunately saved
in their person and property.
WANTED-By two respectable girls,
work in private families, one as cook,
the other second work, care for children
or sewing. Both are willing steady and
industrious. Address, Miss Kelly, Hell
ena. Montana. P. o. box. 1919.
A certain preacher said that no news
paper that told the truth could make a
pecuniary success. We say, by the way
of returning the compliment, that the
minister who will at all times and at all
circumstances tell the whole truth about
his members, alive or dead, will not oc-
N"py VIZ puppy iol tIuu ONc OuIluhy,
and he will find it necessary to leave
town in a hurry. The press and the pull
pit go hand in hand, with whitewash
brushes and pleasant words, making
little virtues into big ones. The pulpit,
the pen and the gravestone are the best
saint making triumvirate. Ex.
Jay Wclker has refitted his barber
shop by the addition of one more chair,
and the extension of his large panel
mirror until it covers almost the whole
of one side of the shop. Expensive car
pets have been added and the general
appearance of the place is so improved
that his place is now second to no shop
in Montana. Chas. Roberts has charge
of the new chair, and is looked upon as
a drawing card. Mark Amsden and
Jay himself, do the heavy work and the
machine runs like a clock. A great
many new ornamental cups have been
received of late until the elaborate case
fairly groans under its load. Mr.. Walker
has been industrious while here, and
merits success in his business.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
DON'T STOP
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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
A Happy Marriage.

A happy marriage was that which
took place at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Sweeney last Sunday after
noon, where Mr.. Joseph E. Quirk and
Miss Nellie Sweeney became one, Justice
McGibbon officiating.
Both are well and favorably known
at Neihart, the groom being a miner,
whose standing in the town is tirst-class.
The bride is a winsomc lady possessed of
many::rare accomplishments. They will
reside in Ncihart. The HERALD Joins
their many friends in wishing them long
life and prosperity.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09

There being more than half of $4,000
present the chair announced that a quor-
um had reported, and asked the sense of
the meeting.
Pierse and Shaw thought the ground
ought to be divided, and that those de-
string a deed to their private interest
should have it granted. Much discus
sion followed, pro and con, in which A.
Wilson and Abbott agreed to the
above, and strongly favored the appoint
ment of resident trustees, either two or
three for the holding of all ground
whose owners do not ask a deed. VIM.
Mueller, by letter through Bennett,
favored about the same course. Craw-
ford and Brown acquiesced in the above,
the latter expressing the opinion that the
result of the meeting should be so com
plete as to dispense with the ordeal OF
calling repeated meetings in the future,
A stiff opposition Was brought against
division by Tierney, Condor, McAssey,
per proxy Bailey, and by Nathan through
proxy Lepper. These thought the
ground would better be left intact for a
season at least. Neihart had no objec-
ton to either course, but thought some.
thing ought to be done. On motion OF
Pierse' duly seconded and carried, a com
mittee of three was appointed to draw
a map of the tract of ground, who should
also place a value upon each lot as
reasonable as possible, according to it,
location SO that the sum of all shall
equal $4,000, and to report at the mex
meeting. The committee was also
authorized to ascertain the names of al
interested and their exact several hold
ings. The meeting adjourned till to
! night, Feb. g., at 8 O'Clock.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Bernard Matthews, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed, administrator Of the estate of
Bernard Matthews, deceased, to the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication of this
Office of Richard Bennett, Neihart, Mon
tana, the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said estate
in the county of Mcagher.
PATRICK r. LYDON,
Administrator of the estate of Bernard
Matthews, deceased.
Dated January 26, 1895.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09

A mob at Richmond, KY, swung
Carrot Taylor, .colored, to a limb be-
cause he stole money from an old
man. He was swung up and then
let down but made no confession.
He was again swung up and let
down, still no confession. Finally
he was left until life was ebbing a
way. A passer by cut him down
and told him to confess or the mob
would kill him. He owned up and
the money was found.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
Too InQuisitive,

Harold accompanies his mother on an
afternoon call upon the elderly lady who
has just moved in next door.
Mrs. Newcomer-And this Is little Har-
oldf Well, my little man, l hope that We
shall be good friends.
Harold (imperativelyel want to SEQ
90 little chickens.
Mrs. Newcomer-Why, l haven't my
little chickens.
Harold-Where's 90 fezzersY
Mrs. Newcomer-Why, what does the
child mean5 l haven't any feathers.
Harold-Den papa stored, cause he
said it was u ole hen dat moved In dis
house.-New York Herald.
Well Answered.
DR.. Reid, the celebrated medical writer,
was requested by a lady of literary emf
hence to call at her house.
BE sure you recollect the address," she
said as she quilted the room, mo. / Ches-
terield street"
Madam" said the doctor, II am too
great an admirer of politeness not to re-
member Chesterfield. and, I fear, too selfish
ever to forget number one. '-Exchange.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
Our Preference.

When a man takes the paper for two or
three years without paying up, he often
imagines he is doing the publisher a
great favor. We would like to disposses
a few subscribers of this notion, and
would rather that they ante up even il
they choose to stop the paper. To all
such, we prefer their money to their pat
ronage.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
Notice.

An adjourned meeting of the Neihart
Fire department will be held in Craw-
ford's hail next Tuesday evening, Feb.
IL, 1895. A full corps of officers will
be elected and other business of an i'm
portant nature transacted.
BY order of President.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
We Bind Books.

The HERALD has secured the service
of al expert book binder and is now
well prepared to turn out all classes of
binding on short notice. Bring in your
magazines, and %antiquatcd tones, and
have them rebound in elegant style.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09

Knowing the liability to loss by fire
in a town such as Neihart it is wise for
every man to take out insurance in some
reliable company and put It off not one
day.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
Public Building at Helena.

A bill was passed by the senate
appropriating s1,o00,oOO to purchase
sites for public buildings IN Spok-
ane, Cheyenne, Boise and Helena.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09
A Strong Financial Concern.

Tho c.o+o po,L of Nn;hort 10 ,bo
s,rono financial, ;rst;t,,;o, If th;s tow,
The bu,k Of the stock &c nav held in this
tow, and ITO ossots > ,,ocod ot about
e,z ooo Nov hnnL chic snooL,
~voaoa;,olu uo, o,d ,ndor 10 nroso,t
monooonoent Il CON ,ot hut foroo ahead
.. oo s,ood
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-02-09

The stock of the Cornucopia Mining
company has been made assessable. It
is impossible to say whether the company
means to go to work at once, but it is
not at all impossible that they may. The
property is in excellent condition as the
company has kept a Waterman there all
the time since the close-down two years
ago. This company has seventeen
claims under patent on Snow creek
many of which have good ore bodies in
sight. There seems to be no good reason
why the company "A not even now
work the ground at a profit.
Harry Anshutz, one of the Broadwatel
miners, was taken down Wednesday
with pneumonia and is very sick at pres
ent. He has the best of attention undel
the care of Dr.. Sandow, and a turn fol
the better is expected. This is the frs
marked case of pneumonia this spring
and should serve as a warning to all
Miners are not always so situated as t.
take the best care of themselves, and We
there are doubtless many who work shift
after shift in damp clothing, rather thai
take the pains to prepare themselve
against the dangers incident to miners
tolls. We seriously hope that no cpl
demic Of pneumonia will strike thi
! camp again as it did last spring.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
lPOR DIOSl

Plensa IN colega de Ia isla-au.
Sonomista el-Que las armas mejoref
para combatir ls propaganda sepa-
fatlsta son 10 jGstiOi0, 10 morGlidad
y la bsLen0 GdministY0Oi6n. Los
Castigos / para quef
Nosotros creemos que el colegs
alndido se qnedo coFto.
DebI0 haber dicho: Para COM
batir & IN propagan dista del sepa
ratismo 10 mas efioaE 90 concederle,
On pTemiO de 81 pr0pagands, y, et
clarO, poE amir q Ia justicla y 4 10
norslidsd, M pinetie, IN magnifi
90 destino en Ia administration p6-
oIica.
Y luego cantarle en- tono pateti-
90 = cOnmovedOr
"INo nos mates, no NOS mates;
dejanoa viVir en- paEp
Sin olvidar que { los que comba-
ten patri6tiCa, noble , lealmente Is
prOpsganda separatista, hay que
darles CON I'm palo.
Despu9s de sitlarlos por hambye
Iverdadi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
NOtiCias de la Peninsula.
(De Rmestros cGnjSs.)

Acerca del visje del general Mar.
tines OampOs. escribe al coFrespOn.
sci de III DiariO de Malaga en- Ia
Habana, que, Seg6a sflrms, iba
sgfegado oil Cuartel general, 10 que
sigue:
"Los tres primeros dias de la "a.
vegaci6n bordo del "R Ina Oris
tina fueFon malos, CON viento On
proa y gruesa mar, por Cuyo mott
vo los expediCionarios pasaron las
uaturales fatigas y molestiss, ha-
biendo tenido cinco 6 seia heridos
leves en- Ia tropa por Consecuencla
de los vaivenea.
El dia Z, poF la mafiana, Ell capt
tGn de lufanteriR de Marina que
pFestaba el servicio de Cuartel
aquei dis. q csuss de los fuertes
bandasos que ell barco daha coD
motive del temporal, tuvo la mala
suerte de ser arrojado en- uno de
los caliejones de Ia banda de babor,
tan duro golpe y fuerte
oonmoci6p, que muri6 POGO ratio
On su camarote. donde fn6 lIevado
POE tres Compdfsres suyos que le
recogieron.
III Ola 8, q les doce de la nc che,
90 10 do orlstisna sepnltura Gu 81
mar, oil cual tue srroiado por 10 DO
Ds, p eaen 'iando el aotO eli excelep
tislno senior capitan general D.
Martinez Oampes, acom
pansdo do So Estado Mayor y de
Sodos les jefer y of eiale fran co. de
servtclo. E scso fue solmne y con |
habiendo reEsdo n, a fan
10 lOs responses do ordenanza ca 81 |
nomento de 50 eDtiero ell OsDellzn |
1el vapor con el de iguaI olase del
battalion Infanteria de Marina.
El Jueves y Viernea Santos se /
lassron sin mas noyedad que la de |
lsber hecho Comida de vigilia, ha-
leE sustituido q Ia Campanilla de
'visOs para Las Comidas una CARA
70, J no haber dido m6sica nj can.
% Dc ninguna clase On atenci6R 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
CONGR ESQ
DE
LOS DIPUTADOS.
SESSION. DEL VlERNES 8 De MAYO
DE R005.

El Sr. PresideRts: FL Sr. Garcia
Molinas tiene la palabra.
ri Sr. Garcia Molinas: He pedi-
do la palabra para dirigir dos rue
gos ai Sr Ministro de Ultramar y
como no se halla presente, ruago 10
Mesa teng q 10 bOndad de tHasmi-
tireelos.
El SF Mlnietto de Ultramar, CON
testandO hace pocas tardes IN rue
60 que tive el honor de haCerle
relaLivos q los presupuestos de
Puerto RiOo, manifesto que seris
atendido tan luego como hubieraD
desaparecido ciertos obstSOulos le.
gales que impedian por el momen-
70 10 inMediata discussion de aquel
proy yecto dc ley; , aieui6ndonos 3
sus palabrAs los Dlputados DOT
aQuella isls, confamos que prom
to pondIa mano en- 81 asunto
para dar una soluci6n al problema
monetario CoDfOrme & una autOri-
saci0n comprendldA On el dicta.
men que esta desde hace muChos
dfas sobre 10 mesa. Aprobado 6s-
to como 60 de esperaT, elaro esta
que mi particular amigo el Sr. Gas
tellano ha de resolver, con Axito
para tOdos, el asunto, toda veg que
Sc ha manifestado contrario al stGta
quo, que IS 10 que agraVa Cada dia
IN sltuacl6n ec0n0miCa de la isla.
PeEO entretantO .nadie desconOCe
que hemejante estado de cosas ha
creado una terie de Confllctos ore,
peFjudicando todcs los ramos de In
producci0n pOTtorriquefla, van q
herir mas dlreCtameBte que otros
a los lnteEases de los emDlea0Os,
asi civiles &C mo militaTee, Que 90
bran por sq0el Tesoro, y que NO
cuentan con otroA medios 0e sub. |
sistencia que los que les prOporOlo
nan sus sneldOs, = 6stos llegan 4 |
sus manoA quebran tados en- cerOa
de Ia mitad. Excuso encareCer Ios /
de estos digniaimos fun
pues todo el mundo los /
rec0n0ce. y ESQ mlsmO les hsCe
acreedores & toda conaIderaci0n,
atendi6ndOles debidamente para
mayor preatlgio del nombre de Es-
paia en- las Antillas. Z como yo
oreo cue para resolver la question,
o pOE 10 menos para benetiCiarles
90 algo, no o. neCesario que 81 Er.
dlnlstEo Dc n tramaE espoEe 4 que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
Una C0lQIiSta inD0TtaItB.

Ya eunoeen nuestros lectoref
Il bstalIa de Mara huis, que asegu.
% { Espaha 10 rica comarea de
Lanao, en- squella Isle de MiDda-
mao, destinads, por 10 exsenso dc
"a tsrritorio, 10 caudaloso de sus
rios, 81 abrigo de sus puertos }
sus inmensas riqueEas forestal }
miners, 4 constituir una dc las
basea, segdn ell Ssna1o espaaoI,
dc nusstra neeesaria y fatura ex
pausi6n colonial. PoE esta briA
llanse vietoris, que ha puesto .
Espans en- possession de nuetos J
riQuisimos tsRrisori0s, les Cortss, /,
como representation genuina d.
u Haei6n en- % ofgAniEaci6D
eseneiAl , en- sus mas altos inte-
Eesss, han felieitsdo al iIustRe Gs-
neral Blaneo, porque con II toms
, possession de Mara huiI y de Me-
daya q tsrmina h guerra san
grienla & incssante que desde los
1ismpes de- LegAzpi Se ha mante-
nido hasla nueslros dias, 4 pesaT
dc los lauReles que alcansaEoo los
Hutlsdo do OoFcueEA , Aimonse
Do VsrAstsgni.
Con ID aumisi6n de IL comares
dc Lanao, ID segunda de las isIss
ds aqusl archipelago queda en-
Ahsolnlo sometida 4 10 NAciop.
81 Senado al, feIieitar 81 Capi-
tkA General de Filipinas consig-
m que % precise se diga ter
minantsmente = se sepa que ls
Naci6n espanola continuaEk favo.
Reciendo 81 progreso material,
moral , juEidieo Do todos aque-|
lIos stEEisoEIos en que ondea eli
pAbell6n naeional ; pefo que aI
propio titmpo, para mansener 10
tnteRTidad de esos territories }
para haceE electives esos dsre- /
ehos, sstS resueita sismpre & en-
plsar tedas sns energias, , q rea. /
IlsAF todo g6neEo de- saerlfisios.
Para que 60 Yea 81 aIeanee de |
h viotoria de- MaFahuiG, he aqui |
sl tslsgrama, one dssde Manila |
diFiei6 81 dia eaatEo del eorrien- |
e 81 General B'anso 81 Ministe-
rio
aGobernadoK General Z los Mi-I
niatEos de Guerra , UltrAmaE
RAkreso de Mindanao y ante To- /
10 saludo { Y. q. y al Goblerno.
He deiado teEritoEio Lana0 COM
tEanqHiIc, habiendose
rrssentado 81 r6guIos hasta fn de
mes. No queda en- aEmas ninguna
apcheIia, = son poCas las cue no
Dstkn 70 del TODD sometldas.
Como pEueba de adhesion { Es.
nahs. ns han peompahado % srl.
|anes = dates De aQualla eomagea,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
DE ACTUALIDAD

| Sumidos suele tenerDos en- ter,
turadora snsiedad ei hec ho de ns
reei6ir con 10 dcseada frecuenei.
aosiciss recientes de los sucssol
Do Cuba.
La inceItidumnrs no ee4a d.
foljar eoDjeturas , fsntasmas
grasoF, opumissas q nas veees, J
otrss ensEistesedores, pesimistat
7 motiva ana eosa muy crueI
eI pesimi.mo entire nososros.
n todos tisnen prndehcia bas
sanss para reservaEse. para guar.
isr re- ondissS, oil q en- iAs honda
ras de au espirisu, esAs sdvsrsas
impresiones, cess sem arias eaba
- que Ell pesimss mo Fece oao
elsbora eonstaasemfntt.
Hay quien parsee que goza dss.
sloIandO de "a pNehO Lac impre-
siones deAc0naoladoras, caai siem
pre- fandadAs en- insensatos absur-
dos vaya an cimiento - pa
70 trasmitiHIas abulsAdas 4 los de
mss con pasmoss sangFe frfa, con
obstinAeion abo minable.
De ahi entonces cuAnta aIar.
ma, cu&nto sobrssalto, caanta in.
quietud, euGntA smargura en- los
.orazones | De ahi entonces
cukntos nogAres donde no se
rsspiEa mas que IN ambisnte de
afieei6D , srgussia
Y en- tsnto ID yssimista verei6n,
msndsK sin dada, Fueda J sEHce
somo Ia bqla do niaVs, y "a agi~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
BAAlO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICVLl
DEPUERTO RICO.


Oaducadas CON arreglo al aFFi.
culo 16 de los Estatntos La 10a
acciOnes, Cuy0s res0uardOs provl.
si0nales se expidierOn con Ios mime
ros 952, 465, 467, S72. 468 160
47O, All, 472, 964, 3OS. 963. GA
966, $50, 788, 362, 1913. $50. cal
$50, 500, 62S, $40, 0S6. $40. 790'
6SS, 14S, 7S2. 1S4, $50, 7Oa, 7I3.
722, TIC y 100 p0E no haburoa 1a.
tlsfecho hasta hoy el bercer divi.
dend0 vencido desde 81 Quienne a
Marco pr6ximc pasado, y debiendo
pagafse el Ouarto dividendo antas
del primero de JUNO pr6ximo: -
disposition del senior Presidense. -
anuncia ID suhasta de Las referldas
aCciones, que tendrk lugar 81 5 dleI
prOpi0 mes de JUNO, desde la do~
hasta las tres de la tarde. ant q
Oomisi0n de Turno, On 81 aal6n ~
sesiones de 10 misma.
No 90 admitirAn proposlclone.
que no Cubran de c0ntado 81 I'm.
porte del teEcero , Cuasto dIvlden.
dos de Cada aoci0n con ios intarn.
zee = gast0s, q sean valnte ' trea
pesos por aCci6n, adiudlckndoae en
9 por Totes 4 los que M.
ores ofertas hagau en- el acto da
q nubasta.
Los que deseen haoer prOpoulcIca
les deberan consignar pr6viamen-
% el B pS del impoRte de Les =.
ZONES por que hagan posturAs. am
0 cual No les ser6n admitidas. Y
'erincado el remate, los que Ohku-
IleEen 10 buona pro, deDer<n con.
ig1aF el m0ntanEe de sus ofsrinn
IentrO dc las velnte y Cuaoro hornr
iguientes, en- 81 concepto dc oua
70 veEitiCandOlO, Quedarz ain efscs
0 el xemate y perdIdo el dep6nito
ne hubiesen hecho, que Quedarf (
dol Banco pNra lndemni.
arle de los dnfiol J peliniclo1 une
} falta dc cumpllmiento AZ ics
oetofes pneda 0anslonagle,
AcEedisado 81 pegc del Imports