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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

supply the money Tor It's conduct; Dut
this was not the language of statesman
ship. 1t must be realized that depen-
dence could not be placed upon the Ding
ley bill for war revenues. for the bill was
not wha it's promoters had expected it
would be. 1T is an eXcrescence," Mr..
Turpie said, las 1t has always been an
anomaly" Mr.. Turple thought the tax
on succession was one of the best fea-
lures of the bill. 1t was Il tax on ac-
emulation, while the tax on beer and
tobacco was a tax on consumption. The
senator strongly urged the proposed tax
on corporations. estimating that this
provision would yield 500. 600. 900 and
the inheritance tax $50, ,000. 900 more. This
would supply the amount necessary to
be raised by taxation. The remaining
$3.50, 600 necessary could be raised by
the coinage of the silver seigniorage
and the Issue of legal tender notes. The
majority of the finance committee had
deemed it wise to propose the coinage of
the seigniorage In Difference to the
wishes of the l5, OOO, 900 citizens who in the
last national campaign had made evil
dent their desire for such coinage. The
section of the bill providing for the issue
Of greenbacks was proposed by the ma
jority of the committee as q substitute
for the bond section of the bill as it came
from the house. He thought it ought
to be revised, and that the government
should be provided with sufficient money
to pay its expenses. Mr. Turpie said
that the pending bill carried provision
for a basketful of certificates of indebt-
edness in order to meet the deficiencies
caused by the Dingley law. The Demo-
Gratis had been sharply criticised be.
cause of the monthly deficiency of the
sO-called Wilson law. but the Dingley
law was showing similar deficits with
out criticism. Now it was proposed in
the pending war measure to take care
of all the Dingley law deficits with the
certificates of Indebtedness.
Washington, May 19.-It will be good
news to the families and friends of the
men on Dewey's fleet to know that they
have not been altogether debarred from
naval prize money, and that they are to
have something more substantial than
a medal and the praise of their country.
men for the destruction of the Spanish
fleet at Manila on May1. Officers of the
navy IluN" dlStoN ludt
section 4635 of the revised statutes au-
thorizes the payment of bounty Of 500
for each man on an enemy's ship Of
war that is destroyed in action. Tn"
reports from Manila are that the Spanish
feet was double manned in the expecta =
ton of conquaring the American fleet
and requiring prize crews for the cap
tured vessels. In this case ii Is likely
that there were no less Than 2OOO men
IN the fleet which would mean an ag-
gregate premium of 5000, 900 to be divided
among American sailors. The naval
officers are taking steps to ascertain the
exact number of Spaniards on the II
vessels destroyed as Il basis for the pay
ment to be made.
Madrid, May ia dispatch from
| Havana SAYS that Santiago de cuba has
been bombarded, but no great DANA sc
/ has been done"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21
The Wind on the Ra mpaRe,

London, May IA dispatch to The
Standard from the Hague says: "Ac-
cording to a private telegram from India
a terrible cyclone has destroyed a great
part Of Bima. seaport town Of the ISL
and Of Sumbawa, Malay Archipelago.
The shores Of Sumbawa bay are covered
with the bodies Of thousands Of victims.
The town Of Kupang. island Of Timor,
escaped the force of the hurricane"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21
Rio Fire I,OSs in SDriuQfl e Id.

Springfield. May ia stubborn fire
in Il factory. owned by Elisha Morgan
and occupied by O. w. Bullock 4 Co..
Cashln Card 4 Glazed Paper company.
the Springfield Machine Screw company
the Tucker K Cook Manufacturing com.
pany manufacturers of yarns. and the
Brooks Bank Note company. caused an
aggregate loss of from s5o.OuO tn s'1OoO
1t Is evident that the fire had beer burn
ing sometime before beng noticed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

Boston. May 19.-The special agents of
the treasury II this city think that in the
arrest OF Paul X. Olufson who runs a
tobacco concern, they have discovered
nest of tobacco smugglers. For months
the force has been working to locate
frauds at this port which the authorl-
ties believe have been carried on for q
year or more.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21
Robbed OF large Sum,

Elmer +. Lewis Of Portland. who Oc-
cupied stateroom on the Boston steam
er Bay State Tuesday as an express
messenger. was robbed during the trip
of package OF money containing $4,000.
Lewis says that he placed the money
with other packages in the safe in the
stateroom before he started, and that
when he came to look for it upon his
arrival it was missing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

suspected tdAt the Spanish admiral
would try to intercept the battleship
with his superior force, and before leaN-
ing Bahia, Captain Clark was warned
to keep a close lookout for the Spanish
fleet. In reply Captain Clark expressed
his confidence in being able to hold his
own with the oregon against all the
Spanish cruisers. The only apprehen-
sion he felt was as to the torpedo boats
under the Spanish admirals command,
for these are Il new and practically un-
known element against the modern
buttieship. and Captain Clark while con-
tident of holding out against these also,
said II chance blow might be struck by
them. Notwithstanding the captain $
assurances, the navy department con-
tinued to feel that meeting between
the Spanish squadron and the Ameri-
can battleship on unequal terms was far
from desirable and might bring most
disastrous results. For this reason the
official information reaching the author
tiles yesterday was source or most
hearty congratulation. Where the re-
bort came from was not made known.
but the mere fact that Secretary Long
regards the oregon as safe makes 1t
evident that she has passed well to the
northward Of the Windwards.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

Lansdale. Pa. May l6.-NIrs. Daniel
O. Heebner and her infant child were
drowned in Skippack creek while at
charge of her husband and occupied by
several other children.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21
CHANGE OF PLANS
Aggressive Tactics Of War
Board Taking Definite Shape.

Battleships to BE Separated-Blanco
to BE Completely Isolated Be-
licved Task Of Cornering Spanish
Fleet Will BE II Long One-Tracy
Would Have Six New Warships--
Spirits or Spaniards Well Main
tanned - Oregon Safe - Stamped
on the Flag-Ftand ON Notes Oh the
Situut ion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

The shell in which Ten Eyck won the
championship at Henley last year was
wrecked by his father while he was
taking spin at Lake Quinslgamond.
He poked the nose of the boat into the
shore while going at rapid rate ana
Sprang the boat from stem To stern,
tearing off the covering for abut three
feet from the bow. The shell may be
repaired, but it cannot he used in race
again.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21
TEN EYCK'S REJECTION.
plain Talk From WOrcester-Ene e.
land Simnly lraitl.

s"uu '''"p'J "A'"'"'
Worcester, May 1.-THE Wachusetts
boat club of this city, of which Edward
Ii. Ten Eyck the Henley champion OF
1897, is IL member, has prepared a letter
that is to be sent to the stewards OF the
Henley regatta, asking for reasons why
Ten Eyck's entry was rejected this year
The letter closes with the following:
but one natural conclusion follows and
that is accepted by this club as the real
reason for the rejection of the entry OF
Mr.. Edward lianlon Ten Eyck for the
diamond challenge sculls. and that is
that he is too expert sculler ana too
fast for the contestants in the Henley
royal regatta
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

Secretary Day has telegraphed AM
,hassador Hay at London To procure all
information he can in regard to the al
legged massacre of American mission
aries and the destruction "f missionary
property ut Sierra Leone, On the vest
coast of Africa.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21
The Drowning Season Oppns.

Baltimore. May 16.-Edward Wentz,
36 years old; his daughter. years old,
and Lucy Plusrath Of Chicago We're
they and three others were sailing cap
sized.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21
Would BE Soldier Commits suicide.

Would BE Soldier Com mmits Suicide.
Concord, H. H., May lS.-CarlI. I. Gienty,
10 years of age, shot himself through the
lead and died. He had been very anx
,yss to enlist as a soldier with the First
Nav Hampshire regiment, but was un
able to obtain permission OF his grand
father, F. l.. Kelley Of this city. who
was his guardian. both of his parents
being dead. The deed was evidently
carefully planned. as Gienty wrote u
letter and two orders for bankhOoks be-
longing to him before laying hir:sel.
down on the bed In his room ut hons aRS
dring the fatal shot.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

BY the will of Annie s. Patton of New
York Princeton university Is to receive
100000 and the Manhattan eye and ear
hospital OF New York city ST., 900.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

Will Probably Postpone His Trip.
Providence, May Lice Sung Lung,
a prosperous Mongolian. who has laun-
dries in this city. New York and Phila-
delphia, was robbed while asleep with a
friend in a laundry here, The thief took
5000 i'm cash which Lung had saved for a
trip to China.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

Windsor. W.. May 19.-E. Dark Chung,
well-known Chinaman. was fined $50
and costs in the United States court for
smuggling. the customs officer having
found two-pound box of opium in his
possession.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

perative. and the lack Of them Is At
present a serious handicap.
our new navy was developed on the
idea of being a defensive navy, not an OF
fensive one. 1t was thought that II We
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

Cyrus Taylor Of Bristol. N. H.. for
more than SO years a prominent mcr-
chant, and ex-senator. Is dead.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

The warehouse of Ball Bros fruit jar
glass works hi Muncie, Ind, was DE
stroyed by fire. Loss. $2s5. 900.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

Philadelphia. May 19.-Mary e. Nor
gan, daughter of Senator Morgan of Ala =
hama, had the honor of breaking the
traditional bottle of wine on the Prov
of the big fighter Alabama as 1T slid
from the ways yesterday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

room. They included his frail and worn
wife. clasping the beloved hand: Helen
Gladstone. Herbert and Henry Glad
stone, the Rev. Stephen Gladstone, Mrs.
Drew, Mrs. Wickham. Mrs. Henry
Gladstone, Mr.. Phlllimore. a lifelong
friend. and, on the outer fringe of those
near the dying man stood. almost as
much affected. the doctors and two faith
full nurses. One hour later the end
came.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

Washington, May 19.-In beginning hli
address on the bin for war revenue yes.
trrday. Senator Turpie declared that II
was very easy to say that the country
WAS al war and that the congress must
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-21

Madrid. May ia dispatch from
Havana says that Santiago de Cuba has
been bombarded. but no great damage
has been done"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-12
E| juego en- Monte Carlo

u Secolo, de Milan, publca el balance do
Monte Carlo tai como fue presentado al inali-
zar el dltimo ailo econ6mco.
Los ingresos de la banos produoidos por el
juego ascendieron IA $50, 900 frances (cinco
mllones menos que el afo anterior).
Los gastos sc dividen de la sguiente ma
pera:
Asignsci6n del prfrcipe Alberto de Mona
co, 100000 de frances.
Policfa, geudarmerfs, instruction pdbIica
: gsstos para plantaciones jardinea, 500, 900.
sueldo de los directories. administrators,
banqueros (croupiers) demas personal, fran.
COS l 100000
Para gastos de testros orquestas, carreras,
regatss, tiro de pichdn obras de bene6oencia,
100000.
Anuncos y recamos, 100000.
Fondos para facilitsr el viaje de regreso q
.os jugadoreS deegraciados, 100000.
Y, por fin, otros tantos para impedir los
saioidios, causa de p6rdidas en- ell juego.
A pesar de estss dltimas precsuciones, Sc
han euicidado en- Monaco durante el passdo
af1o s5 personals por haber qnedado complets-
mente arruinadas por el juego.
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l5-0
Creemos que Ia corporation municipal, siempre
dis2uesta en- favor del pueblo, cumplra con
esta piadosa obra de misericsrdia.
~. Un estimado amigo nuestro SO aoero6
hoy q esta rsdacci6n, quejandose de las de6cien'
clos en- 81 servicio de comunioaoiones. Entire
otras cosss nos dijo lue encontr6 esta maflsna
cerrado Ell despacho de certi6cados precissmente
en- horas de servicio obligatorio.
-. Los peri6dicos de San Thomas dioen
que el gobierno de los Estados Unidos hs com.
prado gran cantidad de carbon en- aquells isla
J que esta fernando un dep6sito de este COM
bustible en- Samana.
~ Segun carta que hemos visto dirijds
desde Humacac 8 un amigo nuestro de esta
Capital, ell corresponssl del xWorld, utilis6,
81 embaroarae para San Thomas, sl bote que
con exquisite amabilidad le felicit6 en- aquella
ciudad el Captain del Puerto senior don Fran
cisco Soler.
-. No hay quien compita en- vender tan
baratfsimo con el acreditado y bien montado
establecimiento sEl Popular, calle de San
Justo, numero IA Ademas de calzado supe.
riosfsimo, su venden otra infnidad de articulos
de novedad para caballeros y nifos. America
es ell hombre de Ia situaci6n.
-. Nos dicen de la Marina que casi todas
las pulperfas estan bsjando el precio de los ar.
tfoulos de primera neoesidad. S6pslo 81 pu-
blico, imiten esa conduota los pulperos del
centric y de toda Ia capital.
~ Esta tarde nos han asegurado que el
battalion provisional namero no hs salido para
Ponce, como decimos mas arriba. Lo que hay
es que una oompaffa de dicho battalion ssldrA
mafiana para Las Marfas.
~. Los telegramas ultimos, via San Tho.
mas, dicen que el Congreso de los Estados
Unidos hs rechazado el proyecte de comprar
dicha isla danesa. Cree mas barsto. =. tomar
possession de Puerto Rico. Como ii por aquf
nos mamasemos el dedo.
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NOTICIAS

Z -. Hablase de que hoy h, salido para
Ponce la secci6n de Artillerfa de montshs que
gustnece esta plaza. La otra recci6n e.ta en-
Msysgez.
~ Segan eEl Hera!do de Puerto Rco,,
CORE la noticia de que en- Cuba se han suspen-
dido las hostilida1e entire las fuerzas leales
los rebeldes
-. Dfcese que en- ell primer correo de
Cuba llegaran esta capital una baterfs de
montsfis, dos escuadrones un battalion de
infsnterfa. s-F
-. La sociedad mercaDtil que giraba en-
Humscao bsjo la rsz6n de Cernuda Rodriguez
y Compaffa, en- virtud de haberse separado de
ella ell socio gestor don Jose Cernuds, CONT
nuara girando baio Ia nueva raz6n de F. Ro.
drigusz Hermano.
-. De Florida (Barceloneta) nos dicen
que las destas de semans santa Sc han celebrado
allf con el mayor orden. La concurrencia de
feles fue numeross.
-. Do Barceloneta: Gel dis de los
co:ri.ntes tuvieron una reyecta en- ell barrio de
eFlorids -afuerss, los individuos Pedro Ruiz y
Hersclio Colon resultaudo el segundo con una
herds sobre Ell costado de Ia espalda isquierds,
de cinco centfmeros de longitud, & consecuen-
ois de Ia cusl falleci6 4 las seis lie la tarde
de aver 70 del sctuaD por hemorrsgia interns
sobrevsnida. Fl iu'gsdo, tan pronto tuvo CO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-12
ULTIMA H0RA
LA VERDAD De T0D0

Las noticiss one seguidamente vsmos &
publican, las hemos obtenido por conducto muy
hdedigno y, como tales, pueden ser creidas.
Elias revelan el verdadero estado actual de las
relsoiones entire Espada y los Estados Unidos.
Gel dfa 10 de los corrientss los seis emba
jadores de las seis grandes poteucias europeas,
encarecieron nuestro gobierno en- Madrid, que
como corolario de las gestiones practioadas en-
Washington para el ogro de Ia paz, crefsn con.
veniente Ia aceptaci6n de los 6ucnos ofcios
ofreoidos por el Santo Padre y Ia suspension de
hostilidades reiteradsmente pedida por Su SAM
tidad, para los fines de la paz.
FL Consejo de ministries, en- vista de las
raxones aducidas aoordd autorizar al general
en- jefe del ejercito de Cuba, Ia suspension de
hostilidadea por el tempo prudential quej jus-
que convenience.
Esto es 10 oourrido y 10 aceptado sin duda
a'guns por Espaha los Estados Unidos, sin
que hayan tenido lugsr trastornos de ningan
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rrondo y Camaho, por lesiones Ponente, Vas
co; abogado, Cuervo; procuradof Boneta Juz'
gsdo de San Francisco. Escol&stico de
Jesue, por quebrantsmiento de sentencis. Po-
nente, Walls; abogado, Ramos; proourador, Ca.
ballero Juzgadc de Cagass. Pascual
Vtzquez, por estafa. Ponente Martinez; abo.
gado, J. Rosy; procurador Palaoios. Juzgado
de Coamo. Contra Pablo Cruesto Ramos Co.
Ion, por lesiones. Ponente, Ulloa; abogado
Cuevillas; procursdor Ginorio.
- Aver tsrde, con motive de la notioia
alarmente que circul6, de que Sc hallaban la
vista varios acorazados norteamerioauos. IN
vecino de Ia oslle de San Sebastian oay6 presa
de un fuerte ataque de nervios, Pero en- Ell
aoto reoobro toda Ia calms, valor y serenidad
que Sc necesitaba, poniendose uno de los ele-
gantfsimos sombreros de FL Clack.
~. Segan dicen de L6ndres, en- Queens.
town y Liverpool fueron embarcadas el 10 de
Mario dltimo, Ala mil 500 librss esterlinas, en-
orc, con destino Nueva Y ork-El <Stan.
dart, publica un despacho de Nueva York di.
oiendo que todas las potenciss, excepto Ale
mania Austria, han dado los Estados Uni
dos completa seguridad de permanecer neu-
trales en- el case de estallar una guerra entire
la naci6n norteamericana y Espaila.
~. De Aqua -"Redactado por nues.
tro amigo Vidal Cardona y dos j6venes mas,
dfcese que Sc pubicsra en- breve en- esta villa
un per6dioo independents, con el nombre de
GEL hijo del pueblo.
-. Ssrvioios prestados por la guardia
municipal, durante el dfa noche de ayer:-
Detendo en- Ciales el veoino del barrio de cha.
to viejo,, de aquel termino municipal, Nepo.
muceno Maldonado, reclamado por Ell jusgado
municipal de aquel pueblo Detenidos por
rspto, en- Ia Cidrs, Francisco Gonzalez Isabel
Rivera, de II y IA ailos de edad respectivamen.
to, reclamados por Ell juez municipal de dicho
pueblo.
A~x Buques en- nuestro puerto:-De ira.
vesfa, Aura, Bravo Navarriero; costaneros,
Nusva Flor, Carmen, Dichosa, Clementina,
Conception, Borfnquen, Carmelita, Ana Maria
Vasco. Ultimamente Sc habilitaron de des
pacho los caboteros Elena, Maria Artau Pa.
quote de Vie1ues , Mayagiezsna.
-. Vecinos de Catafo nos dicen que en-
squel poblado no Sc han conformado con Ia gu
bida de las provisiones hasta las nubes, sino
hasta mas ALA de las nubes, hasta Ia octsva
magnitud; es decir, que va no SO puede allf
vivir. Tenemcs, pues, que en- B yam6a SO
expende Ia csrne veinte y ocho centsvos el
klo en- Catsiio trenta dos esntavos. mo
habrA quien olga tanto clamoreo justo, corri'
ia esos abuses?
~. En- ell estatlecimiento ella Esperan-
za,, en- Cayey, sc vende el tan precioso medi.
camento sCallioida Richard,.
-. NADIA hay quo temer: con los 500 col.
chones la gran bste,ls de camas, dicen "Los
Dependencies" Fortaleza So, que son capaoes
do aonquistar el mundo entero.
~ Muchos vecinos de la Marina verfsn
con gusto que nuestro ayuntamiento mandase
instalsr en- aquel bsrrio alguna fuente provi'
sionsl de aqua del acueducto. Los pobres no
enouentran el precioso lfquido en- ninguna par
te del barro, nj aan comprado nj de limosna.
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C 0 N P A R AC 0 N E S

Aurque, como dijo el otro, toda compare.
ci6n es odiosa, me olvidat6 del axioma EXPIRE
ssdo para hscer algunos puntos compsrativos
de Ia administration municipal de la Carolina,
en- su pssado, su presente y 81 future.
Muchos oreeran que por ser el nuevo aloal'
de liberal, 20 procurare srrimar Ia brasa n;
SARDINIA, mejor dioho, mi alcalde; pero,
puedo decir de estos muchoa, que:
eHony sol qui NAL pense,,
como dijo el autor de la sJsrretiera,.
Lo mismo en- Ia ciudsd que en- el campo,
las gestiones administrative de los alcaldes han
merecido preferentemente mi atenoiop, por
aquello de que detrAs de un alcslde, creo STEM.
pre yer la fatfdica y espeluznante 6gura de un
oacique, dictsdor, regulator y director obliga.
do de todas las administrators en- el passdo
regimen. Verdad ss que siguiendo la rgla
nstural ha hsbido en- la familia salcaderil, sus
contadss honrosfsimss excepcionea; pero estas
&c que enscen 81 fulgor de aIgdn relAmpsgo
Y, no podfs ser de otro modo Justo es
que ell servo de6enda los intereses del seilyr, =,
como en- el pssado regimen, los caciques eran
seilores de todos los alcsldes, l6gico es suponer
que 6stos atenderfan preferentemente los inte'
reeee 0o aquelloh, cou ueLlmeulO Qe los Gel
pueblo que les psgaba
Pero ben die el que dijo que ea nuevos
reyes, nuevss leyes.s
) Antes, bajo Ia fsrula Unconditional, ersn
unos pocos los que, desde Ia cumbre, syudabsn
subir sus paniaguados, aplastando al pueblo
Que en- Ia Gina Sc encontraba: hoy, con Ell par
lido liberal, es ell pueblo Ell que desde Ia Gina,
sostiene en- Ia cumbre los que merecen su con.
fanza derriba los prevsricadores sieofantaq
Por ess raz6n, y, 81 por la autocrscia in
oondicional los slcaldes fueron services mani.
oufes de los caciqner, hoy que la democracia
impers, hoy que la'voz del pueblo es veldsde.
r.mente Ia VOC de Dios no me epgafio al ase-
eurar que en- 10 presente y 10 future la sobera-
NJ. del pueblo sera respetsda J mejor servidos
sue intereses.
De Ia Carolina solo puedo dseir, que, sun.
oue principisndo, merecen pacemes los trabajos
1e,li.sdos por el digno slcalde de aquel pueblo,
don Justo Caaablsncs.
Hemos tsnido OCCASION de yer juzgsr como
10 ocupa en- benefcio de Ia poblaci6n, y, frsnca.
mepte, aupque & primera vista parece bsladf 6
;osieui6cante 10 hecho,s acusa por parte del
misno, muphs' buens fe msjor sentido prkcti.