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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
TEN MoRMoNs.
Clergyman Predicted There Would BE
That Many in the Senate.

Denver. Colo. July 13.-The local
pulpits were occupied sunday by visit
Ing clergymen. delegates Co the Chris
tlan Endeavor convention. Rev. DIT.
J. Campbell Of London preached at the
Central Presbyterian church. and thou
sands were turned away.
Rev. 4. X. Wright OF Boise city.
Ida created a sensation NJ meeting
az Trinity church by denounclng Nor
monlsm. and declaring that the pres
ent leaders 81 Idaho. Utah and some
other states had formed alliances with
the Mormon church lie predicted
that there would soon be seen ten
Mormons In the United States senate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Mo, Hi Made.

Waco. Tex, July l3.-In the Waco
Fort Worth Texas league baseball
game here Saturday sthe home team
won. 9 TO o. Not a hit was made OF
Pitcher Bateman Of Waco. and but
two OF the visitors. both by base on
balls. reached first base one OF these
was retired on "a double play, making
but twenty-cight times al bat for Fort
Worth. Pitcher Reagan 81 Dallas per-
formed the same feat against the Waco
team when IL was representing Paris
several weeks ago
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Soda Fountain Exploded.

Terrell. Tex, July I3.-while filling
gas fountain az the Terrell Bottling
works Il became ovcrcharged ana ex-
ploded, and John Lowery. eighteen
years old. who was doing the work.
was terribly Injured. His right leg
was manglcd from the knee down. his
left leg and thigh broken and his body
bruised. Two large tanks made of
zinc were so badly shaken they burst.
and adjoining buildings tremhled
Lowery died sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
conven,ien Al End.

Atlanta. Ca, July i2--The conven-
Iion OF The Baptist Young Peoples
Unisn 81 America ended sunday night.
Before a large audience in the audi
forum the annual convention sermon
was preached by Rev DR. John W.
Conlcy. pastor Of the First Baptist
church ~ Omaha. Roy. Eugene sallee
Of Texas. who will soon go 90 China as
n missionary. also made an address
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
AlIeoed coun,erfsitsrs.

Gadsden. Ala July i3.-Dr. James
Young and George Windsor were ar
rested near here charged with counter
feiting. 4 quantity OF counterfeit
money and "a number ~ tools are al
legged 20 have been found In room
used by them. Several montha have
,ccret service officers been working on
his CHse Thousands Of dollars ~
counterfeit money have been put In
circulation at this place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
jumped Overheard

New York July i3.-The excursion
steamer Clifton. running around Man
haitian island. was In collision with the
Fulton ferry boat New York. During
the panic which ensucd 20 the clifton
two deck hands jumped overheard.
one being drowned No passengers
were injured and both boats escaped
VIA trininr damage
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Marrow Escape.

Laredo. Tex. July 13.--Captain iBn
Mann. well known In Texas. had a mar
row escape from being blown 10 death
M a construction on the Mexican Ma
tionai railroad from Monterey 20 Mat
amoras. when wagon loaded with
dynamite and giant powder turned
over on him. hut fortunately the stun
did not explode
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
ROOSEVELT AND ROOT.
Latter Goes 10 Confer With President
on Alaskan Boundary Matter.

Oyster Bay, July iS.--seeretary Of
War Root was the guest Saturday
night OF President Roosevelt At the
station he found the presidents little
daughter. Ethel. awaiting him in one
OF the executive carriages. They wese
driven at once 70 Sycamore hin.
Secretary Root said his purpose In
visiting the president at this time was
10 discuss with him some departmental
matters. which required the presidents
attention While he declined to lndl-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Young Man browns.

san Antonio. July l3.-whlle swim
ming In West End lake "a large body
OF water about fve miles from the
business part Of the city. Alfred Homel.
aged eighteen years. wen known
young man. was seized with heart fail.
ure and was drowned before assistance
could reach him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Terrible FIGHT Results.

South McAlester. /. r., July 1.-two
women named Hart and Cole had a
fight al Hartshornc. Their husbands
took hand. and general fight en-
sued wnh pistols as weapons. Mr..
Hart was fatally wounded and soon
died. and W. G. cole Is perhaps fatally
wounded. The other woman and man
were jailed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Killed BY LIGHTNING.

Washington. July i3.-DurIng ter
rife thunderstorm sunday lightning
struck 70 boat house near the Potomac
river ln which dozen men had taken
refuge. Robert Smith was killed,
Charles Slaughter 30 severely injured
that he may dc and william Lyons Is
IN the hospital
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
nslnued bx alnsk Cat.

Chicago. July i3.-'rhc Lake shore
fnst mail train was delayed eleven
minutes near here by an old engineers
superstltious fear OF killing a black cat.
which had gotten on the track and rec
fused to be put on until Il got roo1
and ready.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
SLEW SON IN LAW.
Latter Was on Operating Table Having
a Limb Amputsted.

Limb Amputated.
Button. Ind. July is.-John Terrell.
wealthy farmer living nine miles
north OF the city. killed his son-in-law.
Melvin Wolfe. firing both barrels OF a
shotgun Into his head as Wolfe lay on
the doctors operating table TO have a
leg amputated. the operation having
been occasioued from a wound from
Terrelrs gun, fired a short time before.
Four years ago Wolfe married Terrelrs
daughter. Wolfe deserted the girl. II
Is stated. leaving her with a child. A
suit was pending to force Wolfe 10
support his family.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
National League.

Al Chicago-Chicago. 6. Brooklyn. l..
Attendance iO.50O.
Al St Louis-St. Louis. Philadel-
phia. a. ten innings
At Cincinnatl-New York. Z; Cincin-
natl. 8.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Mullin. Reeaptured.

Jackson city. Kan. July l3.-Gilbert
Mullins. leader 90 the Fort Leaven-
worth mutlny. who escaped from the
county jsil here Saturday with three
others. was captured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
La, rh.ir Live, In River.

Guthrie. Okla. July i2-Marvin An
derson and John Walker, each twenty
years old, were drowned In the Clmer-
ron river near Guthrie.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Well Known Oil Man Dead.

beaumont Tex. July i3-Captain
r. ~. Brown. a well known oil man. Is
dead.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
Southern League.

At Memp is-Mempnis. .; Little
Rock l.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.;
Shreveport. 3.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14

Rome. July i3.--Dr. Rossini and Ave
newspaper men have been stricken
with fever.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14

Or. b. T.. Hodrn. a distinguished sur
geon. and author ~ several medical
works. was found dead Ia chair at
his office. lie had Just performed an
operation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-07-14
BASEBALL.
Texas League.

At Waco Waco. ~: Fort Worth. 6,
At Dallas Corsicana. IL. Dallas. 10,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-12-17
wins. an Ola Debt,

Mr.. Davis son, stalWart young
man, had returned from college.
Faith er, he said, when l was a boy
mother used to make your old clothes
over for me, didn't she?' Il think she
did, sometimes, Henry answered Mr..
Davis.
We'll, l am glad it is within my
power to make some sort of recon-
pense,' said Henry, opening his suit
case. Here is an evening suit a tailor
made for me a year or two ago. l
have entirely outgrown it, but think
it will just fit you, and it's as good
as new. Suppose you try it on
Being sensible man, Mr.. Davis
swallowed whatever pride may have
been involved in the transaction, and
tried the garments on. They did fit
him perfectly.
They're yours, father" said Henry
loftily.-Youth's Companion.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-12-17
CHAPTER Ni-

Kane went home to his solitary &C.
darS and began TO put his affairs in
order
First Of all he made over TO Richard
Dysart the sum OF G5O,OOO in checks
and securities, the original proceeds of
the sale Of the diamonds of which he
had been despoiled. Even this deple-
ton Of his fortune left Kane rich
man. In a few hours all was done, and
he had even wired 10 engage passage
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-12-17

~ f'I.lNts
in the steamer for the Cape, for
thence he 1aS determined ~ retire and
end his days. England would know
him no ,nU.s
But lAo 'u@:;inG at his he:lrt-strings
would no, lot him leave the old coun-
Try without q word from the only vo-
man ne h&d ever loved or ever could
love. SO, III defiance OF convention,
and not knowing whether her brothers
would interfere he sent Stella a line as
follows:
Il am leaving England for good. For
the sake Of our united past will you say
sood-by? [ shall be III the church porch
at sunset.
II was a forlorn hope. She might
come; she might not venture to trust
her strength to go through such an Or
deal; she might write instead: she
might not reply at all. So it was with
no very hopeful feelings that Kane
made his way to the sorrowful tryst.
Instead Of Stella he found Richard
Dysart awaiting him, smoking a long
cigar and ficking the light snow from
his boots with dog-whip.
Kane halted, in doubt as to his re-
ception and of what might be coming.
1t was as he feared-he would not be
allowed to see or speak with the girl!
Rick removed his cigar from his
teeth and came forward. to KaRe's sur
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-12-17

ard, sat looking at Kane in durap
amaze. The former was the first to
lind his tongue, although usually the
more unready OF the brothers.
This is a most extraordnary-er-
presume you are aware Of the full i'm
port of what you have told us-and-
er-Of the consequences this last sig
nifcartly
The culprit bowed.
Kane, old man. said Richard,
Pm unfeignedly sorry! I'd rather it
had been any man but you. I won't
say but what, since we saw old Plish
yesterday, I've had certain misgiyings,
but l was unprepared for this
There Was-there is-there can be
no palliation or. excuse" said Kane,
lifting his head. THE guilty knowl-
edge became more than I could carry
after all your kindness and" The
sentence was unfinished, for his voice
broke.
L presume you realize that this ends
everything, Mr.. Kane said Sir Ar
thur, with wave of the hand to where
GOD help me, do" was the reply
wrung from the anguished spirit, but
my punishment is greater than l can
bear!' and with these words he left
the room, and the clang of the heavy
outer door announced his departure to
those within.
Stella broke down utterly then,
MI !, ,tSr
Send for Marcia!" she walled, and,
knowing nothing else to do, Rick set
out across the park to beseech her to
come to the motherless girl in her ex-
tremitv.
1T is 100 dreadful, too horrible!"
said Marcia, as they drove back after
she had been made acquainted with
E<ane's confession. Suppose he had
killed you, as he meant to do, the
wretch" she painted. 'I'N never for
give him-never!'
"Oh, | don't know" said Richard
coolly. He came mighty near it, but
he just missed it, you see. If I'd
caught him red-handed, or even three
months ago, l expect I'd have been
pretty hard on him too; but now,
you see, it's different
Il don't see,' said Marcia vindict-
lively.
''Wait till you meet Stella" said
Rick significantly.
She ought to hate him, too" in
sisted Marcia.
t'Well, fancy she WON'T" was the
quiet reply, arguing that Master Rick
possessed rather more insight into the
workings of the feminine mind than
might have been expected
Curiously enough, much of his own
hot anger and indignation had left
him, and he found himself looking at
the matter from the position of an out
slider or an onlooker No doubt Stella
would readily enough admit the enor-
nifty Of Kane's offense, but Rick could
see how it might appear to her as a
mere episode in daring and adven-
turcus mans career. Then, too, the
hegSar had made a clean breast Of it!
However. Stella kept her room all
the next day, and so no one knew what
her feelings were
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-12-17
AFTER MILE Laos TRADE. 1
Aitizip Proposes to Get Share Of Business
From the Big District.

AlCKlD proposes TO Got Share of Business
From the Big District
Several railroad points are plan
ming to secure share of the RAPIDLY
growing trade from the Mile Laos
district. The following is from the
Aitkin Age:
&c. A. Mclaughlin, who bought the
steamer Remnica. has let the contract
to D. M. Falconer to move the boat to
Mile Laos during the winter and to
launch it in the spring. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin not only intends running the
boat around the lake to gather up milk
for his creamery at Midland Neutral
p. o. but will deliver freight ITO all
lake points. A large barge will be
built which will be towed when the
traffic demands it. AS the boat has
4O-horse power barge can be easily
handled. Wealthwood is to be the
starting point and line of tote wae-
ons will be run between there and Ait
kin to handle the freight. Another
proposition that is being talked up is
a daily passenger excursion and Kast
q Young propose to run either an au-
tomobile or bus from Aitkin to
Wealthwood every morning and return
every evening during the summer to
accommodate pleasure seekers who
would spend the day at the lake and
also the travelling public that wants to.
reach lake points or towns south of
the lake. The steamer will leave
Wealthwood every morning about $50
and return in time to catch the convey
ances for Aitkin to reach here before
dark.
MIR. Mclaughlin says Aitkin is the
natural outlet for the lake country.
The distance to rail is shorter than
to any other point and the roads are
better, while most of the freight for the
la Ike comes from Duluth. and Aitkin
is the shortest haul from Duluth. He
says at present settlers are paying as
high as fifty cents a hundred to get
goods hauled in there and he hopes to
make a rate of twenty-five cents from
Aitkin to any of the shore towns. -.
Little Falls Transcript.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-07-02
pEsAsTRe eN la PEMIF,cIARlA.

\ las tres y media de la mama
ma del Niernes antepasado, 81
gran ingenio de lS0 cabuIIos de
fuerza que cstaba on uso en la
penitenciaria territorial para 81.
ministrar la pOtencia para la luz
electrical y para operar In planta
de hacer ladrillo, hizo explosion
demoliGnduse complctamente,
agujcrando el tccho de la casa
de vapor y carsando bastantcs
deterioros en el edihcio. Aio.
tunadamentc 10 ocurrl0 min.
guna perdida de vida, y el dnico
individuo que estaba dentro dc
In pieza donde estnba cOlocndo
el ingenio, era un preso vitnllcio
llamado Frank Brito. Il cual To-
MIA 81 cargo dc ingeniero princi-
pal. Este, yiendo que So hnbia
descncajado uno de los pernos
principles que regular 81 moyi'
miento Y que Ia mdquina cstaba
corriendo con yelocidad desme.
surada se apresur6 4 ponerse On
salvo y asf pudo quedarcOn vida.
Los dahos causados por Ia ex.
plosi0n SO calculan ca 20, 900,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-07-02
AHOGARSE EN- POCA Aqua.

Sc ha leyantadO mucha alarma
eu ciertos cirCulos oficiales V of
ciosos respecto 4 una cierta car
la an6mma que con iecha del 10
de .Junio fuG mandada 4 los prin'
cipales perl6dicos de estado del
oeste y del centro occidental. Di-
cha carta fu6 emitida d modo dc
circuIarpor ulg6n individuo de
Las Vegas y sereduce simplemen-
&C. i reierIr en- parte 10 que uqul
estd dicicndo todo el mundo res
pecto Is los cscGndalos Y malos
procedprcs en- el AsilO de Locos
de Las Vegas, { invocando Ia
ayuda dc tales peri0dlcos para
sucar en- claro la verdad q impe-
dir que sea soiocada y sepultadu
por las poderosas inlluencias que
estan tratando de dar por bueno
todo 10 trascurrido en- el manejo
del asilo. Asi mismo habla de Ia
investigation que va 4 hacer So
bre los cargos naComlsl0n nom.
brada por 81 gobernador y ex.
presa temores dc que la mayoria
de esa comisi0n va Il emprender
su obra inspirada por inlluencias
hostiles a toda investigator ho
nesta Z impartial. La carta no
contiene NADIA absolutamente dc
nueyo, nj inyenta NADIA tocante q
los tramites en cl asilo, y sin EN-.
barge, ha despertado una tenn
pestad de Indignation. La reieri
da carta no dice palabra en con
| ira del buen nombre Y reputa
ci0n de este pueblo, sino que sim
/ pIemente So limita 4 hablar SO
/ bre 81 asunto del Asilo y 4 deciI
cosas que hace algunas semanai
han sldo propiedad pGbliea Loi
peri6dlcos que denuncian al an6
InimO reclama que con sus chls
mes y calumniasC?) trata de IN
.iuriar 4 la ciudad dc Las Vega
N al terIitorio, dando 4 conoce
hechos que debian manteners
reseryados. Pero no hay NADIA d
ESQ, y como yulgarmente 50 dice
Por ese lado no hay portillo. Qu
sen digna dc consura la pr6ctic
dc circular escritos an0nimos, Il
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-07-02
Ell RELEVO DEL JUEz MCMILLAN.

Anuncian de Washington que
el Juez Asociado delu torteSupre-
ma de Nuevo Mexico Y .Iuez del
Quinto distrito Judicial, hn sido
de su empleo por inmo-
ralidad, habi6ndose probado, Sc
gun parece, los cargos puestosen
contra de dicho magistrate dsa-
tisfaeci0n del Presidente Y del De
partamento de Justicia. La con-
ductu escandalosa de este luez en-
ell tempo mismo en que elerclasu
importante magisterIo dcmues
ira claramente que por regla ge-
neral los empleados nombrados
por inhuencias politicas por los
poderes nominatiYos ne son es.
cogidos por su cardctery compe-
tencia sino por nero lavorltls-
mo, Importa POGO ri obra mai
8 bien Ell sus nuevos cargOs, pues
10 que Sc requiere es darIes un
puesto lucrative doude puedan
ganar la vida e0modumeute.
Nueva Mexico parece ser el pals
elcgido para recibir en- su seno
esa clase de empleados iavoreci.
dos Y es mas que buena suerte
que no salgan, todos del mismo
gGnero que este porque al haceI
los nOmbramientos no So consul
Ia la opinion nj preierencia del
principal interesado que eselpue.
| bio del territorlO, nj sc hace mu'
cho aprecio de las calllicaciones
o descaIilicaciOnes del agraciado
! En- el case de Mcmillan, aun des
pues de demostrado el peso abru
mador dc los cargos puestos eI
contra suya, So presentaron q
defenderlo Y Il pedir su retenci6r
en- eI empleo, personals poderosa'
{ inhuyentes, mas por fortuna g
procurddor general y el Presidcn
te opinarOn que era hasta yer
gOnzOsO cOnserVar cn la adm
nistraci6n de justicia 4 un indiyi
/ duo contra qulcn 20 probnhnl
tales alegucloncs, y aSi es que I'M
/ decretada su destitucl0n Este
quita algo del prestigio de la su
puesta inialibIlIdad de alguno
oficiales que, conhados on las IN
huencias que los apoyan cI
Washington, Green que puedeI
atropellar 4 su salvo la iusticii
v hacer cuanto sc les antoie I'll
hacer nlngun aprecio 4 las quela
y protestas de los habitantes d
Nuevo Mexico.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-07-02
H. iDE JULIO
Sera ceIebradO por los ciudananOs dc e.
ia ciudad

Gandcs sou los prcparatlvos
que Sc han hecho porloshombrcs
de negocios de- esta ciudud para
celebrar cl pr6ximo cuatro de
Julio en- una mancra que dara
honor 4 los caballeros que tomo-
ron 81 encargO cu sus manos.
Durantc 81 dia y parte de lano-
che tocard Ia banda de m6sica
on el parque. habrd carreras dc
caballos y 4 pic y muchas otras
diyersiones que So pondrGncneie-
cuci6n durante 81 dia para en-
trcteuer 4 la numerosa concur
rcncia que - cspera dc diicrcntes
parties del cOndado.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-07-02

hay quien 10 ponga ca dnla pero
cuando hay ciwuustancias pr
culiares, como en- el preSente ca
SO, casi puede estar lustlticada,
La verdad Y esencta del negocio
es que cuaudo en una institution
pdblica suceden cosas como las
que han sucedido en- el Asllo de
Locos, es imposibla que perma-
nezcan ocultas por mas que ha-
gan los interesados en- acallarIas.
Este negocio del Asilo ha hecho
y seguira hacienda mucho ruldo
EN- el territoriu v no hay poder
humane que pueCia impelirlo.
NaturaImente, como viyimus en-
la Gpoca de telGgraios, ierroCarll-
les y peri6dicos todas las cosas
notables v sensacionales que su.
cedan aqu1 no pueden menos que
hacer eco en- todas parties de los
l1stados Unidos, sin necesidad de
Que Sc escriban an0ninos para
propagarlas, Este dehen euten-
derlo los denunciadores de la ear
ia sin frma que fu6 mandado dc
aoui 4 otas localilades. ii COM
prenden este, Sc calmaran sus
furores y no Sc ahogardn en- tan
/ DOca aO1l0
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1903-07-02
DOS iNF0RMES BlFERENTES'
GG Ggicreneia a los Cargus puestOs en-
Contra del Manejo del AsilO de LOcOs.

t4i coml-iOn eucargada de IN /
yestigaF los cargos proferidos en-
contra de los maneiadores del
AsiIo de Locos de Las Vegas ha
dado fin 4 sus tareas, despues de
una semana de Investigation, v
segdn los rmnores p1blicos pre-
sentaron dos iniormes diferentes,
uno de .ellos iirmado por seis
miembros de la comisi0n, Y el
otro por un solo miembro. \ la
fecha dc escribir este no Sc sabe
4 punto flo sino que los informes
han sido enyiados al goberna-
dor, el cual Sc haIlaba Il la saxon
ausente visitando su rancho, y
! los mismos no serdn publicudOs
hasta su regresO. LA opinion ge-
neral es que el informe de la ma
yoria da I'm encale de brocha gor-
da 4 los manejudores del asiIo y
iustilica mas s menos claramente
todos sus actos, disculpando y
lquitando toda responsabllldad
al cuerpo de manejadOres y q los
principaIes empleados de la instl-
tuci6n, Sc cree probable Que en-
casos aislados Sc eche algo decul-
pa 4 los empleados inferiores,
; queriendo establecer que los abu'
; sos y crueldades que cometierou
. fueron sin conocimientO de sus
. superiores. Naturalmente, 81 es
; to truta de hacer el informe dc
. mayoria Sc puede Greer que su III
. tento es obligalal p1blico Il co
muIgar con ruedas de molino, {
de otro modo 4 manifestar 81
falta de acatamiento y respeto
la opinion dc ese pdblico en- asun
tos que de tan cerca leconciernen
Sobre esta muteria 10 proplo e.
aguardar hasta yer el tenor d
las eXpreslones con que formula
su fallo el informe de la mayoria
Respecto alinforme de la minoria
que segGn dicen, diiiere de algu
, mas de las conclusiones del otro
parece que serd obra de un s6l'
:. miemhro, .cuyo caracter indepen
4 diente y reputation deintegrldu'
4 da un peso 4 sus palabras que ia
vez contrapese 4 la opini6ncoleC
II tiva de sus cOlegas De todo
8 mOdOs no Sc espera NADIA conclu
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