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The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
YELLOW FEVER IN NEW YORK
A Young Man from Central America
Dies in a Hospital,

Dies in a Hospital,
Otis E. Bullock of Haverhill, Mass,
aged q years, died of malignant yellow
York. Bullock had accompanied a party
of naturalists to Central America. He was
a passenger on the Columbian line steam
ship Finance from Panama. On the
steamers arrival at quarantine he was re-
a few hours later.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29

The owners of herds of hogs in the
Vicinity of David City report large losses
during the past week by cholera. One
person reports sixty, another 100, and
losses of smaller numbers are reported by
farmers in all directions.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
Carroll Cooperative Creamery.

The cooperative creamery for Carroll is
now an assured thing, the required number
of shares having been secured. The erec-
ton of the plant will be commenced at
once,
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
Duchess of York Not Dead.

Arumor was widely circulated the other
day that the Duchess of York, wife of the
heir presumptive to the British throne, had
died during confinement. An inveStiga-
ton showed the report was unfounded.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
BURIED ALIVE THREE DAYS.
Hypnotic Subject Requires Five Men
to Hold Him when Dug Up.

A man hypnotized and buried three days
has been disinterred at Simoi, Ont. AS he
was being brought back to his normal con-
dition he became very restless and smashed
the box he was in to pieces. 1t required
five men to control him in his struggles
until he was fully restored to conscious
ness.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29
CAPTURED BY THE CUBANs.

Important Town in Santiago de Cuba
Taken by Insurgents.
News comes from Havana to the effect
that the insurgents have captured the port
of BaracCa, an important town in Santiago
de Cuba, after a strong encounter. The
Spaniards had heavy losses and retreated,
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-04-29

service.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09

Mr.. Bryan will be able to see that
the free silver land contains but two
classes of people-the AFFECT poor and
the rich-there is no middle class.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
SERGEANT REID's CAREER.

Sergeant Il. n. Reid, of Il. company,
Eighteenth infantry was placed on
the retired list Tuesday, having seen
thirty years and some months con-
tinuous service.
Sergeant Reid first enlisted in the
United States volunteer service in
1861 at the very beginning of that san
culinary struggle that tried mems
bravery both north and south.
Enlisting at LaSalle, Ills, he did
gallant service at the battle of Shilo,
Chicamauogee, Missionary Rirde, At
lanta, Antitietam, Franklin, Muir
phresborough and Challehook, all
battles that have gone down to his
tory as the fiercest fought and blood
lest in the history of the world in
modern times. 1t is an astonishing
fact that more men have fallen in bat
tie in the engagements that Sergeant
Reid was in than have fallen in the
British army in one hundred years.
After surviving the hardships and
perils of a long and relentless war he
enlisted at the regular army at Mem
phis In 1878 he and a squad of others
were sent into Georgia, North Caro-
lima and South Carolina and Ken
lucky TO suppress moonshiners under
the command of Lieut.. Adams, now
Capt. Adams, late of this post, but at
present on detached service as re-
cruiting officer in Minneapolis.
Nearly all of his service has been
with the Eighteenth infantry and his
retirement will lose to the Eighteenth
one of its oldest and most interesting
landmarks. Sergeant Reid will re-
main here for some time yet until he
gets his affairs Strengthened out when
he will go to st. Louis, where he has
a father, two sisters and three broth
ers, all of whom, no doubt, extend a
warm welcome to the SCARED and
fearless warrior, son and brother.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
Soldier Actors
Give An Excellent Entertainment 10
Muth's Garden.
Sergeant Reds Excellent Service OF
Over Thirty Years--GOSsip
Of The Post.

The Americas Dramatic club, under
the management of Mr. Fc;,nl NJ.
Conklin, gave successful and meritOr-
ious amateur minstrel performance to
large audience in Prof. Muth's con-
cert garden, last night. George w.
Milton in rube character and Musician
f, S. Morris, of the Fifth cavalry band,
in songs. being the chief stars of the
entertainment.
The affair opened with a minstrel
scene, Mr.. Il. Nj. Conklin being inter-
lecturer. Dugan and Milton bones and
Morris and Patterson tambos. The
songs were also well received and E. S.
Morris was encOred twice, being the
only member so honored.
At the close of the first part Nj.
Conklin amused the audience with a
few comic songs and sayings: then
came Billy Jordan, the Irish lad, and
Hines in a scientific sparring exhibit
ton. Miller, McManus and Stockton
followed in some acrobatic feats and J.
Devlin sang some very pathetic songs.
Dugan brothers then did black face
turn, which could have been improved
on and then came one of the chief feat
ures of the evening when Mr.. ELS. Nor
lis stepped upon the stage in full eve
ming dress and sang Life is All a
Dream" The applause was deafen-
Ing and he responded with my Girls
n Plain Girl" and received even more
applause being compelled to return to
the stage twice more, when finally in
desperation he left the stage and
ordered the curtain rang down in order
to elude his admirers.
A. eagle in songs, and Patterson and
Crittenden in comedy sketch, follow
ed. when the other star of the evening,
George w. Milton, did a rube turn,
which was well received. Michael
Moriarity closed the specially program
with a song and then a sketch, which
was very funny, entitled ION the Klon-
dixie" closed the entertainment at 11:3O
o'clock.
A dance then followed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09

will hold meeting over the canteen
tonight.
The band will play concert on the
lower parade ground at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Frederick w. Bender, of c company,
re-enlisted yesterday and took a
months furlough.
Private Niehaus, of the band. was
discharged this morning. Private
Hawkins expects his discharge soon.
Capt. Bishop and Lieut.. Craig are of
ficers of the day and guard today, hay
ing relieved Lieuts. Hatch and Drake
at 1 o'clock.
A soldier named Smith, who was n
prisoner at the post, escaped from the
guards this morning. A mark of iden-
LITIGATION on him is the letter "P' on
the back of his coat
Lieut.. Jenkins received a letter Tues
day from Col. Whitside, who is now i'll
Nashville. He writes that he will
leave in few days for Washington to
spend Christmas.
Private Mcdonald, late of troop III,
Fifth cavalry, discharged at Fort
Ringgold last Friday, is at the post
on a visit. He will re-enlist for the
Seventh infantry. He has seen eight
years service.
Commissary Sergeant Michael Young
and family, of Fort Mcintosh, left to-
day for Newport, Ky, where they will
make their future home. Sergeant
service for thirty years.-LaredO
Times.
Seven men from the post, who are
members of the San Antonio football
team, left yesterday for Galveston and
Houston, where they are to play foot
ball. They are: Ort, Hines, Daven-
port and McLair, of G company; Sny-
der, of b company; Oats, of Il COM
pany, and Bender, of G company.
The team will wear the red, white and
blue uniforms of the Sam Houston
team.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
News Of me Railroads.

J. Waddy Tate, general agent in Tex
as of the Chicago Great Western, is in
the city.
Two employees claims of the South
ern Pacific,for personal injuries, were
adjudicated in this city this week.
Fireman Harry FOuntaine, of the
International, is enjoying a tenday in
voluntary vacation out in the country.
Fireman Arthur Jones, of the In
ternational, left for Laredo yesterday
to relieve Switch Engineer Jack Biher,
who is sick.
Engineer Will Simpson, Conductor
Sam Cochrane and Eengineer James
Van Landingham, of the International
are out on a hunting trip near Dilley.
Chas. A. Waterman, commercial
agent of the Iron Mountain, returned
this morning from Lafayette, Ind,
where he attended the funeral of his
mother.
Edwin Travers and "a Jolly Night"
theatrical company arrived over the
G.. y. from Brennan yesterday
afternoon and go from here to Austin
lOulOllON llbl
Mr.. Joseph Nuhn, postmaster at
New Braunfels, and Mr.. Ulrich
Pfeiffer, a prominent merchant of
New Braunfels, are in the city, look
ing for tips on the races.
Brakeman Geo. Mccain, of the
Sothern Pacific, who has been in the
hospital from injuries received at San
derson, has recovered, and left yester-
day for Los Angeles, California.
Conductor Nicely, of the Texas &
Pacific at Fort Worth, and formerly
running out of San Antonio on the
Southern Pacific, is in the city, visit
ing old friends and taking in the
races.
The International will run special
excursion train TO Laredo for the bull
fights and fiestas next Sunday, the
train leaving here at s a. m, and ar
irving on its return at 4:4j Monday
morning. Many San Antonians are
going.
Iron Mountain private car 434 of Gen.
Superintendent Richardson of the Hot
Springs railroad, and Union Pacific
private car of General Superintend-
ent p J. Nichols, of that road, are on
the International track, near the pass
enger depot.
Engineer Henry Young and Fireman
W. II. Wood. of the International, who
went to Palestine last Monday to
take their engine, 112,which has just
been turned out of the shops after a
thorough overhauling, left Palestine
with local and are COM
ing this way.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
FORT SAM HOUSTON.

This post, the second largest In the
country is also the headquarters Of the
Military Department Of Texas, Brig
adler General w. NJ. Graham, COM
handing.
The upper parade ground is Fort
Sam Houston proper and where the
Flagstaff is located. The lower ground
is the one nearest the city and is the
headquarters of the Department Of
Texas.
The upper post is the headquarters
Of the Fifth regiment of United States
cavalry, Col. L. H. Carpenter, COM
manding. Besides the field staff and
band and troops d, e, F and K, of the
Fifth cavalry, there are also stationed
here companies A. B. c. E, F and G, of
the Eighteenth infantry and Light bat
terry K, of the First artillery. The
troops at the post number about us
men altogether.
Guard mounting on upper parade
ground daily at p. m.
Cavalry parade on the lower parade
grounds every Tuesday and Thursday
at 1890 a. m.
Infantry parades Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday on the upper parade
grounds at Sis p. m.
All parades are in full dress.
Brigade review and inspection on the
last day of each month on lower pa
rade ground between 8 and 10 a. m.
Inspection Of troops every Saturday
at 500 a. m.
Beautiful calisthenic drill every
Friday morning at 1880 on upper pa
rade.
Public invited to view all these ex-
rrcises.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
MILITIA MEETING.

st. Louis, Dec. 9.-At yesterdays
meeting of the Interstate National
Guard association, General Bell, the
president, announced the following ex-
ecutive committee: Gneral Reese. of
Illinois; Gen. Bend, of Minnesota: Gen.
Snowden. of Pennsylvania, and Col.
Curtis, of Indiana. This committee will
go to Washington to urge upon Con-
gress the necessity of appropriating
S2,OOO.0O0 yearly for the National
guard. A number of resolutions were
passed. among them being one asking
the secretary of war to detail one Off
Ger from each branch of the regular
service to attend future meetings of
the association. Another resolution.
presented by Capt. humboldt, of st.
Louis, called for closer relations be-
tween the regular army anu the Ma
tional guard. BY a vote of 81 to IA
Chicago was selected as the place of
meeting in 1898 and the convention adj
journed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The county commissioners ordered
this morning that all appointive Off
GERS be subject to removal at the end
of each month.
a report of Sheriff Campbell was APP
proved,showing that in the month of
November there were Ill prisoners in
the county Jail and that the cost of
feeding them was S555.6O.
Reports of Sheriff Campbell of
fines imposed in the Thirty-seventh
District court for the quarter, ending
October 81, were also approved, show
ing that fines collected amounted to
$ST and jury fees S4S
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
Hood s
should be In every family - 81
medicine chest and every o0HN
travellers grip. They are
invaluable when the stomach
Is ost Of order; cure headache, biliousness, and
all liver troubles Mild and efacient. Is cents.
SHORT STOPS.
What The People Are Saying.

What The People Are Saying.
The presence Of VIM. ]. Bryan in our
city, for few hours, excites all the
hero worship for which our Democrat
ic partisans are famous.
Mr.. Bryan is on a visit to Mexico;
it is not stated whether he goes as a
tourist or as a student of political
economy.
To understand Mexico Mr.. Bryan
would have to live there for few
years. A casual visit will only intro
duce him to the dignitaries; to the
landlord class; to the people who are
the product of 400 years of proprietor
ship: of wealth and education.
Mr.. Bryan will be able to see that
the free silver land contains but two
classes of people--the AFFECT poor and
the rich-there is no middle class.
Mr. Bryan will discover that it is
land where the great mass live in
abject poverty, and ignorance.
Where the ruling class are polite, affa-
BILE, and ELUSIVE in their desire to
please the stranger.
The DiaZ government is a military
tyranny but one of the best and most
suitable government for the millions
of semi-civilized Indians who inhabit
the country.
If Mr.. Bryan expects to draw any
inspiration from Mexico as a free sill
yer country he will find it difficult to
fit conditions that suit the peone of
Mexico to the free, intelligent laborer
of the United States.
Be is said of the great body of Mex
leans that they are contented peo-
pie under all circumstances-they are
never troubled over the financial
questions; they rival the Chinese in
the economic use of subsistence, and
submit with patience with all condi-
tons of the life of the best of burden
while their masters roll in ease and
plenty.
With such a people Mr.. Bryan would
find his eloquence at great discount,
while a sword in the hand of Diaz
is all powerful.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
THE PEDDLERS.

New York, Dec. 9.-The early hours
of the fifth day of the great siX-day
bicycle race found eighteen men still
peddling away for honor and profit.
Miller is 81 miles in the lead, having
1872 miles to mis- credit, with rice af-
ter him with 1915.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
A KNOCK OUT BLOW.

Mayor Callaghan yesterday receiv-
ed the gratifying news from the state
supreme court that his side of the
mandamus case to compel him to or
ger election to elect trustees for the
pubic schools had won the day and
me court decided he need not order
the election.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
GARRISON GOSSIP.

John Davidson, recruit. enlisted for
G company yesterday.
The Post Christian Endeavor society
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-09
A SPANISH SuRPRIsE

havana, Dec. 9.-Rebels entered Car
,hahot. the port of Guantanamo. on the
pa! OF the same name today.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18
DESDE JUNcOS
MAS ADHESIONES

Por un olvido inyoluntaro, al i'm
rrimir ell manifesto de Juncos, ell que
treinta incondicionales vienen al parti-
do liberal, Sc omitieron los nombres lie
don Jose Berries Luna de don An
drGs Mena, estimabilfsimos caballeros,
a quenes saludamos con verdadera frui-
ci6n al recibirles en- nuestro hogar de-
mOcraticO.
Posteriormente Sc adhirieron tambien
d la actitud de sus ''correligionarios los
senores don Vicente Torres, don Te-
lGsforo Hernandez don JESUS Maria
Cort6s.
Sean todos bien venidos que aquf,
en- ell seno de nuestra agrupaci6n, ca
ben todos los bombres sin tacha: todos
los que, por el trabajo, que ennoblcce,
por la yirtud, que dignifca, por ell
patriotismo, que engendra los gran
des earact6res las grandes acciones,
saben adquirir la independence indis-
Pensable para romper vfnculos odiosos
y avanzar hasta los altares en- que Sc
comulga ell pan azimo de la justicia y
del derecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18

Su muerte era irremediable, mas tuvc
la fortuna de que su vestido Sc engan.
chara con los hierros del balloon del
pIso principal como era comprado en-
clos Muchachos> no Sc desgarro.
Dicha senera esta tan agradecida a
Asunclon Comp. que guerra que pu-
bllcaramos su nombre cosa que no ha-
cemos por la profusi6n de original.
Servlclos prestados por el cuerpo de
orden PublIco Ell ell dfa de aver
Denunclados, por haberlos sorprendl
40 Jugando los prohibidos, ocupa ndo
les baraJa Y dinero, Juan Rodriguez,
) uan Pr6spero Antonio Rodriguez,
j uan Ortiz Y Antonio Sandn.
Detenldo Juan Sosa por escandalo
publico.
Detenido Juan de la Cruz Martinez
por tratar de agredir en- union de Brau
10 Correa, que emprendi6 la fuga, Ana
Sanchez.
Conducida la sala de socorro Catali-
ma Rosario, para ser curada de un golpe
que le infirio Eustaquio Galera.
Detenidos Cecilio Ramos Generosa
Rios, por escandalo publico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18

z4. Deofa para ST que ell odio de los hombre la
veDgaDza de Dios quien lie habfa seputado tai
ablsmo llamaba sobre aquellos hombres desconocdos
todos los suplcos ardiente imagin acion lie
gerfa. los mas terribles e antojaban dulces
cortos para ellos; porque tras del supiico veD1a la
muerte que ell descanso, al menos la lnsen-
sbilidad que Sc le asemeja.
fuerza de repetirse 81 msmo, proposito de
enemgos, que la trsnqudad Sc haIaba en- la muer
te, dej6 domnar por la idea del sucido idegracia
do de aquel que fila ella
rs uno de muertos cuyas olas tienen Ia
apariencia de puro tranquilo, pero en- las
cuaes ell nsdador slente escurrsee cada mas Ell
por Ell cleno del fondo que lie atrae lie suJata.
"a en- esta disposition, sino le ayuda ell auxilio
dlvno acab6; cada esfuerzo que haoe lie hande de
nuevo lie asegura mas la muerte.
SIN embargo, este estado de agona moral es menos
terrible que ell sufrimiento que e precede que Ell
castigo que le seguira tai vez; espece de
suelo vertginoso que nos da el abismo,
Edmundo halo verdad agdi aliyio al recordar
esta idea; todos dolores, todos sufrimlsntos
Pareclan haber huido de aque rinc6n de sn ciaboz'
donde la muerte hsbfa coocsdo silencoso pie.
Miro con tranquilidad vida pssada, con terror
81 VIDA futura, egio punto medic qae e parec6
ser IN lugar de asilo
-Aigunas yeces decfa para 81, algunas veces en-
mis- vlales renotos cusndo 20 era un hombre
cuando este hombre, bre poderoso daba otros
hombres ordenes qae al punt, ) cutidis he
yisto encapotarse cielo rug e mar la teun-
gigantesca cubrir ambos horzontes con sns alas
entonces sentis yo que mi buqas no era mas que un
rufugio mpoten te, poTque squel buqus, NEGRO como
puma la de gigants, temoIaia 81
estremecia sobre las olas. montanas do aqua 50
eevaban sobre mi oabeza; el rado espantoso causado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18

perteneciendo la institution al par
sido hasta hoy, con la mejor buena f
y los mejores deseos, sacrifcando mi
intereses en- benefcio de ambos; a pc
sar de que, luego que con los amos pu
de recapacitar con mas acierto, princi
pie sufrir decepciones que trataba de
olvidar olvidaba.
Mas tarde fuf elegido, contra mi
voluntad, presidente del comite local
en- este pueblo, ALA por la 6poca en- que
Ell descontento y los antagonsmos de
siempre privaban; fueron mis- fines Ii
mar todas las asperezas, algo obtuve
en- ese sentido, entire algunos; pero des
de entonces comprendf la inconformidad
de otros el deseo de asumir ell modes
to cargo que Sc me habfa confiado, V
que mas de una vez trate de dejar; pc
70 las snplicas agenas y mis- buenos
prop0sitos me impelfan continuar en-
la lucha
Todo clio venfa del exclusiyismo que
ciertas entidades pretenden que yo
trataba de impedir, porque vefa que
con aquellas tendencias era SECURE ell
desquiciamiento del incondicionalismo
La Junta magma celebrada no hace
muchos dfas, fuG la expression fel de
tendenclas odiosas, las mismas que en-
esta localldad repercutfan; en- esa cG
lcbre Junta vi la manifestation grafica
del POGO patriotismo de la mayorfa de |
los congregados; en- que solo triunfo la |
algarada, ell escandalo. comprendf !
que los hombres serios, los que desea- |
mos pOr medic de la discussion Tranquil |
la calmosa, con verdadero PATRIOTS
mo, resolver asuntOs encamnados al
bien de este pals y de la patria, no ca
bfamos en- aquella agrupacion.
Hay otro dato mas que infuye entire
algunos que conocen ell estado de esta
Provincial, y es, ell credo polftico in
Conditional, que solo llena las aseira-
Clones de unos pocos.
En- virtud de esas causas, he com
prendldo que es un acto patriotico aban-
donar las asplraciones estrechas del in
y acudir, para utilizar !
fuerzas, la union con otros
hombres que tengan aspirac ZONES mas
lustas Y con sinceridad traten los asun-
tos que afectan a nuestra provincial. VI
5iendo ell partido liberal autonomista ell q
nico que en- la actualidad da muestras =
de cordrra y de fines verdaderamente
patri6ticos, sin distingo de proceden-
ia, 6l me afilio con la lealtad del
'iempre con la f6 en- ell coraz6n, de
Iue muy pronto Sc conseguira ell ma yor y
bienestar para esta provincial y la con 5
lama de la patria, para 10 cual ofrezco Y
9 que tengo y 10 que valgo. I
Esto era 10 que tenfa que decir mis- Il
'uenos amigos del lncondicionalismo; =
os que me fueron desleales, que Sc 90 !:
en- en- eli resultado de su obra; por mi Z.
arte me felicito, aceptando los cargos "
ue Sc me dirijan.
Juncos, Octubre Is de 1897. -
A. CoLLAZo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-18
In ORMkCION DEL Ola
OTRO ITALIA

Sc ha desistido de nombrar Segundo
Cabo de la Habana al general Suarez
Naldes, desiguandose en- su Iugar al ge-
neral Gonzalez Parade.
MIR. LEE
Regresara pronto a la IIabana con
instrucciones escritas Il los cabecillas
rebeldes, preguntandoles ST depondran
las armas en- case que Sc decrete La au-
tonOmfa.
81 la respuesta es negative, ell gobier-
no de Washington senalara la conducta
futura de Mr.. Lee.
Mr.. Lee ha dicho que Sc ha tratado a
la senorita Cossio con toda considera-
cion, por las autoridades espanolas.
LA SENORITA COSSIO
Fugose amparada por un difraz.
Ell sabado fu6 objeto de una mani
festacion de sinpatfa, en- la que toma-
ran parte encumbrados personajes.
~El Journals la ha enviado un men
safe, congratulandose de la escapatoria.
CUBA
Ell general Blanco va Cuba investi-
do de excepcionales facnltades en- GUAM
to conclerne Guerra, Ultramar Es-
Lado.
Ce tIdld ue pTefcHll oudlduloi eihoi
gencia que resulte de un contiicto con
os Estados Unidos.
-Pronto embarcaran para Cuba 5000
lombres destinados cubrir bajas de
,nfermos.
APIAZADOS
En- virtud de ciertas difcultades de
ndole personal, Sc han aplazado varios
lecretos, entire ellos el que Sc refere
Il nombramiento del senor Suarez In
Ian para subsecretario de Ultramar
ION tai motive vuelve a sonar para ese
argo ell nombre del senor Garcia Mo
mas.