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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-07

| CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Trade in cattle was quite
active and prices for cattle of the better class
STEADY 10 but others weaker in
basis Of S. 75a4 for the commonest native beef
steers. up to $475@5.25 for pretty good to choice
fine steers salabie at $5sOG556 The bulk of the
eattie crossed ,s the, the scales at s46G@5 25 The
with sales at s3.25@4S5 and few prime feeding
| stuff was in fairly good demand prices ruling
steady for good lots and weak for Others. Calves
at the recent decline while Westerns were active
Trade in hogs started e of fairly well at about
steady and unchanged prices except for common
last Saturday: The market closed unchanged for
good lots and weak for others Heavy packing
hogs sold at $4,000, and prime assorted light
brought s4.S5d445, the bulk of the hogs fetching
The supply of sheep and lambs liberal. but
so was the demand, and prices were well sus
With sales at 81 o5i5 for Westerns AND at S.
80 for nave s. o eus so bringing $44 30 and feed
at s25OG4.25 for natives, few going higher than
for feeders a and at Ss for Ge Killers
Reeeipts-Cattle, 22,0O0; hogs. $1,000; sheep
NEW YORK, Sept. s-Beeves-R Receipts for two
days, 419S; on sale, so cars. Good steers steady
Cleared Native ees and
& 55@4.50; bulls $25o@S; dry cows, ST. soq3s5
l114, dressed weight; refrigerator beef at SlsG9c
two days i9s. on saIe 2O56 Market active ler
veals, A@lac higher; other calves Ac stronger
$. z5G4.5O; Western. SIS. cav - ~
Sheer and LambS-ReceiptS for two days, lS,O59
lambs slow, A01l&c lower; about 1000 head I'M
sold sheep, s55Oq425; lambs, s5gs;So.
weak at s4.45d4.75.
ST. LOUIS Sept. s.-Cattle-Recepts. 5000
Market steady for best grades others shade
off, Fair to choice shipping steers. $4,000. 2O
$50; dressed beef and good butchers steers, g
Sales andsr and eeSsrs RSh
hulk of sales, S3@4.zO; cows and hefers, S2Q4
bulk of sales. s2.5014; Gamers, 81 50Q2 35 bulls
S2q3,9O; Texas and Indian steers, S2So@42o; cows
..neeeip5s, 5000 % Market STEADY stead Light
SReep~Receipts. 4. 600 Market quiet Native
G525
$5@5.1O; common. SS.lOQ37O bulls, stays
Hogs steady Prime hogs, s4.55G4.6O: best me-
mon to grassers and stubbers, $4.3O14.40; heavy
S4. 30cT4. 40; roughs, 81. 75MS.S5
Sheep firm and unchanged. Lambs choice,
S.. 1005.40; common TO good lambs, $4G5. Veal
calves, 6.500D7.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6.-Cattle slow and lower
Hogs slow and nrices unchanged. Best S44D.
Sheep and lambs steady. Best lambs, S4.o0GD4.S So
Oils.
WILMINGTON. Sept 6.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 26a4@z74c. resin steady at S1.15Q1 20.
Crude turpenIine nrm at Sl.oO. Sle0 and SlsO. Tar
firm at S1.lO
CHARLESTON. Sept e.-Turpentine market
firm at 27c. Rosin hrm; sales, none.
Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-Cotton steady. sales,
$50 bales Ordinary &C. good ordinary, 6ssc; low
middling, 11-16c: good middlng, 7l4c: middling
fair. 7l3c Receipts. 6412 bales; stock, 1880 bales
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
ELGIN, Sept. SHUTTER FIRM. Offerings. 300
tubs; sales, 300 tubs at lie.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-07
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Steady-HOgs Weak
and Lower-Sheep Strong.

INDIANAPOLIS Sept. notwithstanding do
ing for want of stock. 1t looks like steady mar
ket fo- the week
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nfIs-

WILMINGTON. Sept. 6.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 26a@z71sc resin steady at $1.l5@1 20
Crude turpenline nrm at sloO. SisO and $3.50. Tar
firm at S1.10
CHARLESTON, Sept. 6-Turpentne market
firm at PIC Rosin firm; sales, none.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-07
COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Cotton steady. Sales
$50 bales. Ordinary. &c; gcod ordinary. csc; low
fair. 75c Receipts. 6,412 bales stock. 1880 bales
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
ELGIN, Sept. 6-Butter firm. Offerings, 300
fIh sales 200 tubs at lie
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21

be killed and Ahyote was ordered by
the tribe to kill him and bring back
convincing proof that he had executed
the order. He bought in = toe and
uarl Of an ear, but the whites said he
must bring better proof. Two days
altegward he brought in the head of
big brother. Since that time AhvOte
has been mOrOse and sullen and LIVED
apart from the tribe. Three days ago
he took his rifle and killed Lars Fran
zen and Ben Jones transfers; Chris
tian Nelson aud Charles Monaghan,
miners; Judge j. II. Morton, assayer
and a mill man known all over the
coast; John Powers and W. Connolly,
well-tO-dO mine owners and three 9TH
er men unknown. The killings were
all cold blOOaed b~utcheries. The min
ers congregated in EldOrado canyon
and told the Piutes if they did rot
bring in or kill AhvOts they would kill
every Piute they could reach. Six Plu-
ties Immediately took the trail and fol-
lowed 1t to the places where his vic
Tins were killed. From side 10 side Of
the Colorado river whent Ahvote on
his pilgrimage of murder. The Indians
followed him down the river, found
where he last landed aud trailed him
ten miles into the mountains where
they crept up and shot him as he was
going over the range. Over 100 white
men and Indians joined in the chase
Of the murderer.
Telephone advices from White Hills,
so miles north, state that fifteen armed
Plute Indians came to town this even
ing and made threats that if the
whites molested them they would do
some killing. A deputy sheriff at
tempted to dlsarm them. but he only
got n gun. Three Indians were
placed under arrest and the others fled
from the town. 1t is feared they will
kill many men in the hills who are I'M
armed and a posse may 60 after them
in the morning.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21
NEW YORK'S
The Infant Mortality During the Hot
Spell Was Remarkably Low,
w. d. HARLAN,
Washington, D. C

The Infant Mortality During the Hot
Spell Was Remarkably Low,
The appeal to the public conscience
told at last. With that attack in the
churches, which has not been without
blame, the new era began. That year
Q879) a public competition evolved the
present type of tenement, far from per-
feet, but an immense Improvement on
the wicked old barracks. The sanitary
reformers got the upper hand, and their
work told. The death rate came down
slowly. 1t is to-day, at the end OF 80
years, quite 25 per cent. lower nan
when the health department was or
gained, and New York has been re-
deemed from a reproach for which
there was no excuse, for no city in the
world has such natural opportunities
for good sanitation.
The immense stride it has taken was
measured by the mortality during the
UNPRECEDENTED hot spell of last sum
mer. 1t was never so great, as, indeed.
there never was an emergency like II
since records were kept. During the
ten days it lasted the heat claimedmany
more victims than the last cholera cpl,
demic during it's whole season. Yet, be-
vond those killed by the direct effects
of the sun, the mortality was singuIarly
low; the infant mortality-ever the
finger that points unerringly to tht
sore spots in a community, if any ther'
be-was so noticeably low as to caus
a feeling almost of exultation among
the sanitary officials. And it was shown
by comparison with earlier hot spells
that the population yielded more slow
" to the heat. Where it had taken TIVE
or three days to reach the climax o
sunstroke, it now took five. The PEG
ole, better housed, better fed, ant
breathing clean air in the clean streets
had acquired a power of resistance tt
which the past had no parallel Th'
sanitarians had proved, their case
Jacob Riis, in Century.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.

Row TO CURE YQUSELF WHILE USING II.
The tobacco habit grows on u mar until
his nervous system is seriously affected, Inn
pairing health, comfort and happiness. To
quit suddenly is too severe a shock to the
system, as tobacco to an inveterate user be-
comesa stimulant that his system continual
ly Graves. "Baco- Curo' is a scientific cure
for the tobacco habit, in all its forms, care.
fully compounded after the formula of an
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tobacco you want while taking "Baco-Curo."
1t will notify you when to stop. We give a
written guarantee to cure permanently any
case with three boxes, or refund the money
with 10 per cent. interest. "Baco-Curo'
is not a substitute, but a scientific cure, that
cures without the aid of will power and with
no inconvenience. 1t leaves the system as
pure and tree from nicotine as the day you
took your first chew or smoke.
Cured BY Baco-curo and Gained Thirty
Pounds.
From hundreds of testimonials, the origf'
nails of which are on file and open to inspec-
ton, the following is presented:
Clayton, Nevada Co., Ark, Jan. %, 1898.
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co. La Crosse,
W~is.-Gentlemen: For forty years l have
used tobacco in all its forms. For twenty
five years of that time l vast great sufferer
from general debility and heart disease
For fifteen years 1 tried to quit, but couldn't
l took various remedies, among Others mo
To. Bac," "The Indian Tobacco Antidote.'
"Double Chloride of Cold" etc, ETC., but
none of them did me the least bit of good
Finally, however, l purchased a box of your
"Baco- euro" and it has entirely cured me Of
the habit in all its forms. and | have increas'
ed thirty pounds in weight and am relieved
from all the Numerous aches and pains o.
body and mind. l could write q quire of pa
per upon my changed feelings and condition
Yours Respectfully, P. H.. MARB0RY,
Pastor @. p. Church, Clayton, Ark
Sold by all druggists at 81 per box; three
boxes (thirty days treatlnent), $3.50 will
iron.clad, written guarantee, or sent direc
upon receipt of price. Write for bookle
and proofs. Eureka Chemical u Mfg. Co
La Crosse, Wis, and Boston, Mass.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21
A Bad indian Killed.

Kingman Arizona, May 15.-Ahv0te,
a Piute Indian who has in the last
three days murdered no. less than ten
white men, is dead. He met his fate
at the hands of members of his own
tribe. who were compelled by the
miners of Eldorado canyon to trail the
murderer to death, the penalty of the
failure to do so being fixed at the an,
Inhalation Of every Piute tha miners
could reach. Eight years ago a broth
er of Ahvote killed a mail rider. The
whites demanded that the murderer
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21
Synopsis of Land Decisions.
MINERAL,

MINERAL, =
The discovery of coal on land en-
braced in an original homestead entry,
precludes the completion of such en-
try.
NOTICE OF MINING CLAIM.
Notice Of application must be pub
liqhed in the newspaper nearest the
land.
PROOF.
The burden Of proof is with one
who alleges the mineral character of
land that is returned as agricultural.
ADVERSE CLAIM.
The failure of an adverse claimant
to prosecute his suit in the courts
with reasonable diligence amounts to
waiver of the adverse claim, and re-
moves the stay of proceedings in the
Department.
w. d. HARLAN,
Washington, D. c
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.

No mail Wednesday night.
DR.. Biinn is doing Magdalena this
week.
Mrs. Anderson contemplates moving
to Hillsboro.
For writing paper and envelopes,
call at this office.
The valley farmers report crops TO
be in excellent condition.
Several teams are hauling lumber
from the saw.mill to Monticello.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. R~ugsegger will
take an outing at the ella hot springs.
Some good rains, accompanied by
considerable hail, occurred this week.
The cattle drive started for San
Marcial on Wednesday. The herd con-
tanned over $50 head.
W. B. Dawson will close up his sa-
loon business here. He will pr Ooably
locate at San Marcial.
The rattle-snake season Is on. One
of our citizens reports having killed
SIX of the reptiles in n day.
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Farley left this
week for some place in Iowa where
they will permanently remain
How about building a levee to pro-
tecting the town from the summer
floods? This is a matter that should
not be delayed.
A new find of excellent g~old-bearing
rock was exhibited at this Office one
day this week. 1t is a new find in this
district and may prove a bonanza.
The body of a dead soldier was found
in a gulch Central City. The
heap of the dead man had two bullet
holes in it. The c%oroner's jury return
ed a verdict of murder.
Jas. B. Taylor, assisted by j. b.
Petrie, is working his AshYille pro-
perty in this district. They are tax.
ing out a shipment of ore that Will &c
one hundred dollars IN gold and silver
to the ton.
Ed. James is increasing the ore
storage capacity of the Wing stamp
mill. He will have the new ore bins
and the roadway leading thereto com
pleted in a few days. The concentra'
tor recently ordered is en- route from
Denver.
Section s of the Reynolds mining
law reads as follows: "The owner OF
owners of any unpatented ming claim
in this territory, located unde
the laws of the United States and o
this territory, shall within sixty day
from and after the time within whicI
the assessment work required by Law
to be done upon such claim, SHOULD
have been done and performed, caus
TO be filed with the recorder of tn
county in which such mining claim i
situated, an afidayit setting forth tn
time when such work was done, an
the amount, character and actual cos
thereof, together with the names o
the person or persons who perfOrme
such work; and such affidavit, whe
made and filed as herein provided
shall be prlma facie evidence of tn
facts therein stated. The failure t
make and file such affidavit as herei
PROVIDED shall, in any contest, sui
or proceedings touching the title t
such claim, throw the burden of proc
upon the owner or owners of sue
claim TO show that such work has bee
done according to law"
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PROSPECTUS I8o3-o4.
NETWORK, DISPATCH.
ESTABLISHED 1915.

ESTABLISHED 1S45.
r,e1 areenn md most Interesting weekly newspaper pubhshedin the United susS
o.d+ Ito Fasctnaun Stories, Sketches nd adventure, News GOSSIP nd apartment mat
roatno O Iasonc. Grand Army, and Free Organizations.
nh New York; Dispatch in addition bearsa popuhrweekly story and family newspaper
,aHm.+oba tem most aggresvein its political advocacy of urean unadulhratedA mer-
~nt de sim notifies am lis the only newspaper pubrshedn New York City that las con
ristenuy ind feanessYa advocated
FREE AND UNLIMITED COINAGE OF SILVER.
,aor.no GREAT timetable mas meeting heldin New York, the chairman OF cepphte
|os rron mentss n the following letter to the Dispatch:
New York, August ?G' 1898.
Editor New YoTkDi spasch:
DEAR srR-The comnrte of arrangement had charge8o the mass meet
btmetaIistlh held at ooprU Union Taste emf desire to expreebt their appreciate o
oHne valuable seryioesr endere to the cause of metanism by THO New Yrk Dispat~
,nubno we'll being by advocating the cause of The money o the CONSTITUTION, whcba Iva
has and alwaysm must b. the money of the people.
1have the honoro be,s very respectfully, yours, JOHN G BoYD'ohanmaR
YearyubSnpton" '" ."" "".
xmontbs ii
Three months" ...".... ""....."" 30
serd POSTAL cad for sample copy m premium nts Sample copies mailed bA D
sbMae. Addras.N NEW YORK DISPATCH, LIE assaus ~ re, New YORK
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21

Nor EXACTLY RIGHT, is the way
thousands of people feel. 1t is be-
cause their blood is poor. HOODS
Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purl'
fer, will promptly set them right.
Hoops PILLS are purely VeReIaolt
and do not purge, pain nor eripe. AL
druggists.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21
MARKET.

New York, May 1s.-Copper, brokers
price, ia; exchange price, SloOO@
1920. Lead, exchange price, S3.221s@
S.27K. Silver, COZ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1897-05-21
At & S. F. Time Table.
Chloride POst-O Office

Mail arrives 6:15, p. NJ. Departs, 5;lS a al
MARK o. THOMPSON, p. NJ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27
EC0S PENINSULARES

= Dicen de Aranjuez: eEn todas las cla-
ses sociales ha producdo gratisirna impression
la publication del real decleto concediendo al
Ayuntamento de Aranj uez el tfatanicnto de
villa ilustrfsma. Los habitartes de este real
sitio Sc muestran profundamente agradecidos q
s. M. la Reina por la prediieccidu que siente
por este pueblo. Tambien ohieto de elogios
ei a!calde senor Almazan, quien Interest
:;astaute en- pro de la mencionada concession.
-Ha sido despaohada por Ia aduana de
Caaiz Ia espada que Ell gran duque Nicolas de
Russia dedica a Guerrita La hoia contiene una
dedicatoria en- letras de orc.
Ell Casino de Legan6s ha entregado al
coronel Cru jeda un maguffco sable de honor
en recuer%io del g?orioso hecho de Punta Bravo.
Dice ala IBERIA, de Malrid: <Con Ell
general NTeyler Cuba, no hay refor-
efcaces nj paz possible. Esta la
opinion de los tres partldos cubanos que viven
dentro de la legaldal esta es la opinion uni
versal en- ell extranjero. Eli senior Canovas
no puede relevar al general Weyler preferira
con ei.9
De n Nueva York (vfa cable Lonlres Bill
bao) telegrafaron <La Correspondence de
Espana,. 10 siguente: <Ei buque americana
eValencias que desde este puerto Sc dirgfa
Cienfuegos, Sc encontro en- la costa Sur de Gu
ba con el crucero de guerra espanol <Reina
Mercedes el cual lie hzo algunos disparos.
ha formnlado protesta respecto dicho
suceso cuyos detalles no pueden precisarse en-
estos momentos.4
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Cr6nica de la se1nana

Tras &c Ia reso]uci6n de la Ultima crisis y
como consecuencia de ella sc han realizado ac-
tos de impo'tsnca en- los partidos monarquicos
de oposlciou en- la madre patria.
LIS Fraction silvelsta, que no pasaba de
ser un grupo disdente del partido conserva'i Tor,
en- eepera de que 81 scf1or Canovas Sc cortase Ia
cola. Romero-Bosch para ingresar de nuevo
Ell aqu@l, Sc canso de esperar y siuti6 al fla la
comezon de formar unidad en- el jus 90 de la
polftoa espaflola contemporaries.
Una buenb parte de la aristocracia que no
comugaha con las iDtransi genciaa del tradi-
cionalismo, fue mohtraudo POGO POGO su pro
dllecclon por la polttica del se1lor Sivela, Gu.
va pulcritud de palabra de procedimientos
harmoLizaban mel or con los rehnados gustos
palatiDos, que la sitivea angulosa adusts del
senor Canovas e fesenfadado positivismo de
Romero Rolledo. La question de las inmora-
lidades municipaes cl asonto Cabliilana sir.
vieron maravi]la para .vorecer cate movi-
miento, y los tri0nfor de polavieja las mani.
festac1ones que le nrepararon 81 regrefar, vinie
ron aslmlsmo como de perlae psra convertir ell
leVadnras oe un partlu" polf,cc 10 que solo
tue dlvergencla en- cueetiones de condncta, me
ra question de tempeTamento de idiosincrasia
personal. Cuando snrgid la crisis, e.taha va
ba va baetante adeantado el embridn del nue.
partido, srtico de sEi Tiemlos vino
Il confrmsr, aunque inGirec.anlef.ta, 10 que ~
lhabfan sospeehado los polftlcoa mas perspioa-
ces: que ell gTupo silvelista Sc encontraba va
en- condiciones de turnar en- el poder, acaso el
mas apto entire todos para obteLerlo seguda-
mente.
EI artfculo -cuya paternidad Sc atribuye al
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Banco Territorial y AgrIco|a de P.-Rico

SECKETARIA.-En cumpllmien1o de 10
prescrto en- los artfcuos 70, ~, rs, % y lol
de los Estatutos, el Consejo de eAdministracidn,
en- session orlin, ia del 5 del coiriente, acordo
la 1uhvocatoria 4 la Junta general orelnarla
de acIionlstas que teudra lngar c! ola 26, y al
guientas ii fuese necesario, del prdximo mes de
Julio, empezando las sesiones 1. las dos de la
tarle en- los saonas de la Sociedad, Gale de
Tetu;tn LlncTo IS.
En- uicha Junta general tratara resol-
vera s@bre las modi6caciones de los Estatutls
del Banco o que Sc hace constar expresamepte
scgun 10 prcceptna ell artfculo rs, deblendo
para clio ccnculrr lag dos terceras parties de
los aecionistas representand" las dos terceras
parties de las ac iones emitida>
Ell seilor Presidente accidental, al hacer
pmbI'co e acuerdo cta0o, encarece toios los
sen0res acriuDi-tas La necesidad y convenlencla
de cohcur'ir a Gicha unta, personalmente Q
repres ntadoS en- la forma que expresa Ell ar
tfculo II de los Estatutos.
Estaudo las accioDes libradas por tftulos
aontinutir"S NJ portae2cr, avisa i los sono-
res accon~ta-, que ror Secretarfa expedlra
la correspondence papeieta de entrada, les
que teng4n dprecho ella, hasta ell dfa 2l del
mes de Julio exuresado: = que pasado ese dia
quedara cerrado ell Registro de concurrentes d
la .IuutS, asf como que los teneiores de acclo.
nes al portador, para tener derecho de aslstir
Gaia de Ia Sociedad diez acciones, cuando me-
nos, antes del orce de Julio, sin ouyo requisite
previo, no sc 'es podra hbrar por Secretaria
la correspondence papeleta.
Puerto Rico, 6 de JUNO de 1897
f. Sporetaro Juttn tie Guzmdn Benitez
". G Is. Ell Presidente accidental, LIN
tiiHO GQ2cl0 "A
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NOTICIAS

Xxx El proXimo martes tenlra lugar en-
Arecibo ell benefcio del tan splaudido como
simpatco tenor com!co senor Martinez. La
obra que ha elegdo ell sublime drama de
DiceuJa, titulado sJuan JOSEF, en- ell que hace
de protagonista ell citado sefor Martinez. De.
dca gu function de gracia varios distinguidos
senores de la localidad y a los artesanos. Els
seguro que en- esa noche Sc vera ell teatro de
Arecibo con un complete lleno, dada las SIM
patfas que tiene el benefciado y Ia calidad de
la obra.
*** a8y@ La hermoeura del cults obteni-
da por Ell maraviIloso REMEDIO TURCO DE
AMAZZ QUEVADOS. Valiosfsimo especff-
co para evitar curar las pecas toda clase de
manchas en- la del belo sexo. Es el unico
Preparado conocdo hasta ell dia que ha respon-
dido las necesidades sentidas por todas las
da1nas que han vlsto ell CUTS de rostro sfec-
tado por alteraciones cutaneas cualquiera que
sea orfgen. Sc vende en- las principales
farmacias. sD@ Deposito: Capital, CUTLER
mety, Ponce, Vale Canoio. Mayagiiez, G.
Mulet. 45-6
~ En- la noche del "a del corriente tuvo
lugar en- Quebradillas espleudido baile de
sociedad. La concurrencia fue extraordinaria.
Sc bailo con mucha animacion hasta ell amane-
Ger. La orquesta que dirige ell reputable pro-
fesor don Dionisio Roman, recbio muchos
enthusiasts aplausos de la juventud, por la
maestrfa con que ejecuto las mejores danzas de
su repertoire.
*** En- las caestiones polfticas podra estar
dividida la opinion, porque en- este cada uno
piensa como lie da la CANA, 8 lie convene. Pero
en- las cuestiones de calzado el parecer es unani-