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Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Wung Sing will open his restaurant tomorrow evening in the building on Front street formerly occupied by the Kingman Mercantile Company. It will be run on the European plan.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

This week in another column appears the new adv. of Black we'll & Bradley, fruit dealers. The gentlemen have opened store on Fourth street and are doing an immense business in fruits and vegeta bles. Orders from the country are especially solicited
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

The Kingman Botting works IS now turning out the best assortment of soft drinks that the county has ever enjoyed
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

The family ot Samuel Crozier passed through Kingman Wednesday evening on their way to Berkely, where their home now is Mr Crozier accompanied them as far as Needles.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

The Misses Nora and Fannie Ealy arc home again after ten days visit with the family of w. A. L. Tarr in Manuelito, New Mexico.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31
TWo Serious Accidents.

Last Saturday two serious accidents occurred at the Oneida mine, sixteen miles north of Kingman. William De. beque was working in stope in the mine when the bottom of the ladder, on which he was standing, slipped off into the drift, some distance below. In the fall Mir. Debeque's left ankle was turned out and one of the small bones in the leg broken. He was taken to the surface and tenderly cared for by his partners. Jack Poland was sent post haste to Kingman for conveyance to bring him to town. After MT Poland had gone K. T. Brittngham, 5usied himself getting Mir. Debeque's thing in readiness for the trip to town. While attempting to put forty-four caliber revolver in scabbard the weapon was discharged the bullet striking Mir. Brit tlngham in the left leg above the knee. The bullet struck the bone making a square fracture. Debeque helped Brit tingham onto mattress and the two men lay there for five hours awaiting the arrival of help. As soon as the wagon arrived it WAS sent back after a doctor and Dr. Ealy reached the mine late at night and made the injured men as comfortable as possible for their trip to town. They arrived in Kingman about four o'clock Sunday morning. Monday evening Mir. Birmingham was sent to San Francisco. Mir. Debeque is at the Kingman House and is getting along all right. No serious results are anticipated from MT. Brittingham's wound.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

T. B. Comstock come in from Los Angeles last Tuesday morning and has gone to Chloride to look after the inter- ests of the Security Development Go.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Al Anderson was in from the Night. hawk mine early in the week. He reports a splendid showing m his lease on that great property.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

B Shipman and wife, of Michigan are visiting Klngman Mir. Shipman IS trying to straighten out the affairs of the Gold Mining Company of Music noun tain.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

J. R. Halsey today shipped from his 8 mpling works a traInload of ore. This IS the first trainload of ore ever shipped from Mohave County.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

M l. Boner and wife, of the Big Sandy Creek passed the early days of the week in Klngman.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

J. N. Cohenour has purchased four horse power gasoline engine and will now be able to sink wells for the whole community. No one need be short of water when they can make arrangements for we'll at low rates.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Jack Wilson was in from Mineral Park early In the weeK with small shipment of ore. He has the Alaskan fever and may go to the far north in the spring
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

There will be services in the M. E. Church tomorrow evening at 8:3C o'clock. Every body invited.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Judge John Hughes and F. w. Nit chell, of White Hills, are preparing for an extensive prospecting trip to the country across the river from Cotton wood Island
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Jack Mcdonald is in Kingman from the Nighthawk mine, where he has been at work tor the fast month.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Miss Minnie Sawyer, of the MINER office, is visiting with her relatives in Manuelito, New Mexico.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

A. Edwards and wife and oister-in-law " visited Waliapai mountain last Saturday on an outing trip.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

By order of Superintendent Wells, of the Santa Fe Pacific, the positions ot general foreman of bridges and buildings and general foreman of water service are abolished.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Reports come to this office of extensive gold placers forty miles easterly from White Hills, on the Colorado river. The auriferous gravel lies adjacent to the Colorado river and is easily worked.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

The new owners of the Tennessee mine. at Chloride, went out to take charge of the property last Thursday night. Their intentions is to begin operating the property right away.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

George M. Bowers new livery stable on Front street IS fast approaching completion.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

James Rosborough is home agaIn from Los Angeles. He lett Mrs. Rosborough at the seaside.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

w. s. Hancock, the bright young master mechanic of this division of the Santa Fe & Pacific railroad, was up from Needles the first of this week.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Kean St Charles and wife went out to Chlor Thursday night, where Mir. St Charles is interested in mining deal.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

To show the growth of Kingman and surrounding country in the past two years the fact is mentioned that before that time livery stable could not be conducted at a profit. Now two big sta bles are taxed to their full capacity to supply the demand for teams.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

There was big fire on Wallapai noun. tain last Tuesday, but luckily only underbrush was burned off and the rains the following day stopped it's spread.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Fred Nobman, Of Blackberry, is in the German hospital, San Francisco, where he is very ill. His daughter, Fannie, is also i'll in the hospital
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

R Ferguson and wife were in King man last Monday and Tuesday. Mir. Ferguson is the foreman of the Elkhart mIne
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31
Eocal and Peronsal.

J. A. Carrow, a rancher ot the Big Sandy, is in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Dr. O. P Hart went up to Hackoerr' Monday evening and remained severa days.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Mrs Fred Nobman, John and May linus and Dora Grounds returned to theIr Blackberry homes Thursday morning from an outing in California.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Fred Leonard brought five tons o Queen Bee ore to the sampler last Wed nesday.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Jeff D. Shipp and wife, of the Big Sandy, passed thr ugh Kingman on last night train on their way to the coast.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

H F. Ewing made the following odom- eter measurements of the distances on the White Hills stage route that may prove of interest to our readers. The White Hills:
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Come to us for anything you need in way of supplies. Quality and price guar. ranteed.
 GADDIs & PERRY.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Lee and Fred Kavser came in from California yesterday morning.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

The advertising man of a we'll known New York clothing house :"We were the first to use the sails of vessels as an advertising medium. Then we got up the alphabet puzzle, and gave away 50O,OOO puzzles while the craze lasted. Afterward we invented the Waterbury watch idea. We had to do something because three of our principal com petltors had failed, and their stocks be- ing sold for next to nothing by assignees, 1; so we decided to give Waterbury watch with every twelve dollars worth of goods purchased. We advel tised the watches 'wouud and set.' To wind them fast enough we had 70 rig up little ma chine worked like sewing machine that would do the winding, and we kept several boys at work winding and set ting them. Before we quit we had gwen away 40 ,000 of the watches.
 But nothing ever pays us like the or dinary newspaper advertising The fact is, there has come to be in this city a class of advertisement readers just as there is of news readers They read the advertisements every day, and of course the man who want to attract them has to get up an advertisement that will do it. The day of standing advertisement in the paper, Go to So and So's for clothlng,' or Go to This and That's for shoes,' has passed, just as the day for painting signs on rocks and fences or on the sails of boats has passed. You must have some- thing interesting and fresh in every advertisement, and it will be read.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Mrs. J. N. Cohenour returned Thurs day night from the Pine Spring ranch.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31
R. M. Jones, of Cerbat. was in King man yesterday after supplies.

c. W. Tozer, of the Eureka mine. Cerbat, was in Kingman yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

George w. Roster, the we'll known mining man, is at Bartlett Springs, Cali fornia
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

s. H. Rabbit, who has the Antelope mine in Wallapai mountain under bond, was in Kingman Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Dr. Cornish, chief surgeon of the santa Fe Pacific, visited with Dr. Ealy, in Kingman, yesterday
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

J. H. Sample has gone to the Night hawk mine, where he is interested ID a lease.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

The distance between Kingman and White Hills has been estimated at fifty five miles, but the odometer shows it to be only 488
 MT. Ewing made the journey to White Hills awheel and the record of distances is given by him as follows:
 Music Mountain Mill .22 1 Westside Red Lake. 4 Garret's house se.. AZ 2 Top of divide .43 g White Hills Shoolhouse se...51 2
 The distance to White Hill was given by teamsters as over sixty miles.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Indian agent Ewing came in from White Hills Wednesday night.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Thomas Davis and WalterB rown have to the Gro Plata mine.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

Robert Gray, a big mine owner of Stockton Hill, was In kingman several days this week.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

We wish to inform our friends that we now carry by far the largest and best assorted stock of merchandise in the county and we are in position to meet every possible competition that may arise. We will not be undersold by any body but to the contrary we will lead in low prices.
 GADDIs & PERRY
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-31

William Whalen, while working with the section gang unloading rails, last Tuesday morning, had a 6ye-hundred pound steel rail fall on his foot, cutting off one toe and mashing another into a pulp. He was sent to the hospital in Albuquerque. Mir. Whalen had just recovered from an accident that laid him up in the hospital for nearly month
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
Los suGesOs de YaucO.

Recibimos la grata vista de
nuestros muy distingui1os ami
gos los Sres d. Francisco Lluch,
dignisimo Alcalde municipal de-
Yauco, Don Lucas Solivellas,
prestigioso Diputado Provincial,
residente tambiGn en- iicha loca
lidad, y Don Pedro Olivari, i'm
portante propietario de Ia misma.
Hablamos largo y tendido con
los Sres Lluch y Barreras sobre
los recIentes sucesos de Ia citada
jurisdiction, y ell amistoso canbio
de impresiones nos ha hecho sa
bedores de antecedentes y cpl
sodios tan interesantes como Dig
nos de ser conocidos y iuzgados
por la opinion.
Pensamos exponerlos con cal
ma.
Entire tanto, reiteramos ell tes
timonio de nuestra afectuosa con-
sideracion a los Sres Lluch, So.
livellas y Olivari.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

respeten las ordenes de la autoridad,
encarece mucho orden y suplica que
Sc despeje el salon sin alterar la sen
satez de que los caristas dieron siem
pre- ejemplo
FL padre del Nino de Dios" Sc
mostraba irritadisimo.
En- ninguna parte nos ha ocurri
do esto-decia.
Preguntando cuando pensaba mar
charse, contesto:
--Pronto, porque para esto..
--No-declan a'gunos--el marte'
debemos reunirnos para continuar est;
conferencia.
He habIado con el "Niho de Dios''
-GQue te parece esto1 lie pregun
te.
-Yo no tengo la culpa de mad
me duo.-A mi no Sc me puede cul
par de que alganos ignoren cuanto
reyes hay en- Espafla.
En- el momento en- que teiegraflo {
Gobernador Sc dirige al Circulo Car
lista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

cados, pan, bizcochos, frutas -,
y no recordamos 81 de algo mas /;
quizas omitamos alg1n otro bo
cado.
Terminada la merienda, rita
ronse dos preciosos relojes de
bolsillo: uno de ellos entre las
ninas ell restante entire los nj
nos. FL primero TOGO en- suerte
a Juliana Cecilia, acogida de Ia
Protectora. El segundo a Nico
lis Bibolici, del Asilo Provincial
Sus Excelencias, stenpre es
plendidos, obsequiaron a los pre-
sentes con profusi6n de selectos
hcores, dulces, pastas y helados
Halaguenas y durables re
mempranzas conservaran sin du
da de Ia doble he sta de la Con-
0aIecencla cuantos gozaron de sus
| pl .cidas impresiones y AFRO
badoras alegrias -.
Bien hayan los nobilisimos
corazones que hacen prodigics
de caridad enjugaudo lagrimas
consolando penas, aliviando ne.
cesidades |!
Entire esos corazones i que
puesto tan preferente y culmi-
mantle ocupa el de la Generals
Marin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
F l N A l..
Zarag0Sa, 20 (12- 80 my.

FL Inspector don Waldo Lopez
comunico 10 sucedido al Gobernador.
Este Sc presento en- Ell Circulo, y
dirigiendose varios socios que esta
ban tomando cafe, dJo:
-Queda cerrado ell Circulo, por
orden gubernativa. Despejen. Que
ttaigan inmediatamente sellos.
Los agentes fueron q buscar al juez
del Pillar y al fiscal de la Audiencia.
En- la calle Sc ven muchos corrilios
Reina gran excitacion.
Acude la guardia civil y disuelve
los grupos cercanos al Circulo Car
lista.
Estos Sc reunen nuevamente en- Il
calle de don Jaime.
En- este momento queda sellado e
CircuIo.
Sc instyuyen diligencias sumariales
Ha ocurrido un incidente sobre |;
interp4 etacion de los articulos II y II
de la ley de reuniones, entire el fisca
y ell Gobernador
| Despues de la clausura, Sc ha acor
dado citar para declarar al Nihc
de Dios," a su padre, al conserje de
Clrculo y a varios socios.
Y decia un chusco:
iEsto es un Gobernador Prem
der al mismisimo "Niiio de Dios p
Darlo.
GEL Liberal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
Auto rizados en- debida farma par

Auto rizados en- debida f,rma para
ponerse de acuerdo acerca del va!or Z
Interpretation de las djsoosicioncs de
art 4 del rrotocolo de Jolo de 7 de
Mario de 1885, han convenido en- 10
que sigue: saber, que Ia formula
generlca em 2leada en- la redaccion de
dicho articuio no es aplicab e al case
en- que las auto,idades espanolas pro
hiban con caracter de generalidad y
sin exception alguna Ia importation a
dicho archipelago de Jolo de armas
de fuego, munic.ones dc guerra y al
cohoe3.
Esta pre- hbici6n de importar armas
Y alcoholics a archipelago de Jolo, 81
fuese decretada por el Gobierno de
Espaha, Sc anunciara en- las GacetaI
oficiales de Madrid y Manila, y Sc co
Cunicara en- notas Chciales a los Go
biernos ing es y aleman. Queda en-
tendido que no regira la p'ohibicior
para aqucIlas expediciones que Sc en-
cuentren en- camino al publicarse e
decreto correspondence.
Con esta aclaraci6n queda en- vigo
en- todos sus extremes, y sin altera
ci6n de niugdn gene'o, ell referid'
protoc"lo de 7 de Mario de 1885. -
Heoho por triplicado en- Madrid
80 de Mario de I897.-Firmaio: L
, Duqne as zetWdn. IL S.'.---Fiima
do: C0ude ArcO- Vatley. Il. S.
, Firmado: II. Urumm0Hd Wolff Il
l S..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

do, fenomenal. inaudito; un apla-
namiento y I'M panico insupera
bles entire los adversar;os, y tam
bien entire t0dos aque)los que,
sin ser tales, tienen ell buen gus
to de presagiar el fracaso tin al
stecle del melodrama fusionista
contemporaries.
Primero quisieron aterrar a los
empleados p1blicoS, apunldndo'
les feramente con. :. la cara
bIna de Ambrosio.
Ahora quieren matar de maedl
los Alcaldes, asegurandoles que
en- breve los barreran -.
Y 10 que resulta en- conclusion
es que 81 logran los fusionlsta'
muIar a los Alcaldes, sera de ri
S1.
Y en- fin mejor sera que nc
hablen de barrTd0S los fusionis
taS.
Recuerden que va llevaror
uno de 6rdago el IL de este mes
Y que a paso de gigantic St
acerca el Otr0. -.
Nc hay que mirar de sosiayo
nj con cl ceno fruncido.
Sc acerca el 0tr0 barrido;
Sc accrca ell NueVe de May0!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
La Cruz de San Fernando

Esta honrosa condecoracion, creada
por las Cortes generates del Reino'eR
81 de Agosto de 1911, Sc rige en- la
actuaIidad seg1n los estatutos refor-
mados por la ley de Is de Mayo de
1862.
FL Rey es el jefe y soberano de la
Orden, instituida para recompensar
los hechps de armaS distinguidos y
he' oicos de los individuos del Ejerci.
t. y ArFusda
Dividese la Or1en ca cinco classes
las &c primera y tercera Sc destinan q
pfeDiar les servicios que la ley cali6-
ca de distsnguidos, y las de segunda y
cuafta, que son las IaureGdaS, a recon
pensar las acciones heroicas.
En- una y OF as Ia confeci6n at;ende
a. emPleo que tiene ell agraciado por
10 cual, desde soldado coronel 8 ca
pi'an de navio inclusive, obtienen la
de p'imera clase por servicios distin.
guidos, y la de segunda por actos he.
roicos. Otorgase la de tercera 6
cuarta, segun sean de una i otra clase
los hechos que iusti6can su concession,
: los brigadieres y generates.
La de quinta clase. 9 sea ia gran
cruz, solo Sc confere en- los casos he
roicos a los generates en- jefe de un
Gjercito 9 a los que manden al menos
una division, y a sus correspondence
en- la Armada.
Todas las cruces de San Fernando
son pensionadas, en- la lorna ST.
guiente:
La de primera cIase tiene la pen-
sion de 400 reales para los cabos SOL
dados, 600 para los sargentos, l 600 pa
ra los primeros y segundos teniente,
1900 para los capitanes y 600 para
los jefes, hasta coronel inclusive
La de segunda laureada tiene. res
pectlvamente, las de 1000, 2.4oo.
1000, g 900 y 5000.
La cruz de tercera case esta pen.
sionada con $500 reales para los ge.
nerales de brigada y 5000 para los
lie division y tenientes genera eles,
La laureada, de cuarta C ase, 10000
$4,000 para los respectivos empleos
La gran cruz concedida los gene.
,ales de division y tenientes generates
leva sneja la pension de $4,000 reales.
la otorgada a los generates en- iefe
a de 10000
Estas pensiones son vitslicias y lac
'orrespondientes 4 las de segnnda
'uartA y quinta clase son trasmi,ibles
las viudas, hJos 8 padres de los ca
'alieros fallecidos, en- los m smos ter
ninos con iguales condolences oue
as del Montepio militar
Ninguna cruz de San Fernando de
as cuatro primeras classes u.de co
eaerse sin que preceda juicio &C ntra.
Ilctorio del cuai resulte CLARA Y Die.
amente probado que ell hecho que 10
1otiva es distinguido h,roico con
nJecion ley. En- tcdas elias es re-
ulslto indispensable 81 infurme del
'onsejo Supreme de Guerra y Ma.
ma.
La gran cruz, 6 &c quinta clase 90
a q los generates en- jtfe sin iuicfo
ontradictorio y sin ser solic:tsda.
"a pdblica notoriedad de los Alto"
seaes s ags s s.l sa estos cases han de re,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
Los slC6SOS dc FiGpilaS
TOMA DE SAN FRANCISCO
DE MALABON.
Manila, Abril 7 10 N.Y..

Manila, Abril 7 (o N.Y..
Captain general a Ministro Guerra :
En- los dias que division Lachambre
permanecio acampada en- Noveleta ha
sido hostilizada por enemigo, causan-
donos siete muertos y 80 heridos
tropa.
Como manifesto q v. E., aver EN-
prendio marcha Lachambre, siendo
moestado por fuego enemigo desde el
primer momento, hacienda resistencia
a 1900 metros.
Antes &c llegar a San Francisco
| Malabon. donde estan encharcados te-
reno y Aancos, tenfan que estar apo
yados en- orilla de dos rios, ell Cafas
invadeable; tropas avanzaron bajo fue-
go trincheras. media brigada Marina
atraveso llo Ladron, y la otra media,
con Ia de Arizon, ataco de frente ell
pueblo.
Preparado asalto por artilIerla, Sc
lanzaron citadas brigadas encontrando
mayor resistencia que Sc vencio prom
to, y enemigo incendio algunas casas
del pueblo para facilitar huida tro :
pas avanzaron hasta orilla izquierda
del rio Cafias, donde quedo la brigada
Marina: en- el pueblo Sc cogieron 80
prisioneros, dejando 100 cadaveres el
enemigo.
Defensa fue organizada y dirigida
por Andres Bonifacio. con gran EN-
peno de couservar citado pueblo, por
ser el centro del elemento civil.
Considero toma de San Francisco
Malabon rudo golpe para insurectos
| y de gran efecto moral: sc han ccgido
cafiones de bronco y de hero, lanta
cas- y fusileS de diferentes sistemas.
Nuestras bajas I2o de tropa, capl-
tan Timoteo Wales, tenientes Jose
Vazquez, Vicente A; an y Adolfo
BarrdchIaa h ridos tenientc coronel
Carlo, tcnientes Santiago Garcia,
Florercio Sane no y vi ente Viscario,
contusos.
En- pueblo Santa Cruz Sc vic gran
incendio y es posibe haya 81 = de5a
lojado pos enelnigp
Rescatada viudl y tres hi Us del
captain guaydia civil de n ,vtlesa, Re-
boliedo, muerto al prncipio de los
sucesoS
Prisionero d;cen h y considerable
n1meFo de vecinos en- los bosques,
procedentes de San Francisco. y dis
quest S a presenta'se 10 han efectua-
do va veinte personals, y Al general
Marina gran n1mero &c taulilas de I
Santa Cruz Sc han acogido a su am.
paro; observase grupo de COO perl
sonas en- la orilIa derecha de- Ladron,
dispuestas a presentarse.
P0LnDfe1z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
Manuei Fernandez.

Con la reciente creacion del Juz
gado de instruction en- Utuado, pasc
a ser parte del mismo Ia jurisdiction
municipal de Ciales, dciando de per-
tenecer al de Arecibo.
Durante el tempo transcurrido st
otorgaron ante el Sr Notario de este
distnto inhnidad de escrituras de tras
laciones de dominic por venta 9 hi
poteca, las cuales no han podido sci
registradas por negarse q clio el Sr
Registrador de la propiedad de Are
cibo, sin conocer las Causas que mott
van esta negativa.
Sin embargo, todos los embargos
que Sc efect1an sobre estas flncas por
acreedores de buena Q maia fe sor
admltidas y reglsrradas en- la referids
Ofcina, lesionando sagrados interese>
pesar de estar amparados por la Ley
y la Justicia.
En este conficto, ell Ilustre Ayun-
tamiento dc este termino impetro re
solucion al Excmo. Sr. Presldente dc
la Real Audiencia Territorial de ests
Isla, cuya cortes contestacion dice nc
ser de la competencia de aquel alto
tribunal.
A coniurar esta situacion en- que
quedan huerfanos del amparo de Ia
Ley de Registro, indispensable para
su sancion, los referidos contracts
1 a quien y en- que forma acudiremo.
para resolver este conflcto
A la ilustrada redaccion dc ese i'm
portante periodico encomendamos Ia
resolution de esta consulta, que, como
suya, ha de abrirnos el camino para
.legar la defensa de nuestros com
prometidcs intereses.