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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27
A Questionable Boone.

G. '. Boone has been nominated bv
the Socialists OF this city for Mayor,
and upon him they intend to throw
away their votes in the contest next
month, for the same reason that the
angry man is said to have bit off his
nose, to spite his face The Socialists
have found castle in the air, and
seem content to dwell in tents until
they can make it their permannet
abode, or the mirage disappears.
This candidate, in his announce
ment OF principles, says that he op.
poses all rings or gangs and seems to
have lost sight of the fact that Social
ism is just as much ring or gang
as any other party, with this differ
ence, that it is more radical and ag-
gressive than any other.
His second proposition is opposition
to competition, both public or private,
which OF course does away with the
zest OF trade and perfection of service,
hitherto attributed to generous riv-
airy in all professions or pursuits. 1t
has been observed, in this community,
as this incentive has been removed,
from craze for combination, that the
service has refrigerated and the result
become anything but satisfactory to
the consumer.
Mr.. Boone seems to think that CO.
operative ownership and control OF
public utilities would be a means for
relief from all real and imaginary ills.
And as to taxes, he asks, Why pay
taxes at all? Many of our people are
able TO give reason why they should
be paid, from bitter experience-con-
fiscation of everything in sight they
could call their own.
The theory of making revenue from
public utilities pay all the expenses of
government will he exceedingly diff
cult OF realization. Either, the people
will have to pay the same costs, in a
different way, for support OF lawful re-
straints in defense OF individual rights,
or the law itself be abolished along
with the taxes, and what then? Alb
sence of law is anarchy. Too much
law is tyranny, and leads practically
to the same result.
1t does not require very much con-
sideration to arrive at the conclusion
that the socialists do not present the
Boone our people need.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

THE EPISCOPAL CONGRESS ADJOuRNs
WITHOUT CHANGE OF NAME.-The
twenty-second Congress of the Prot.
estant Episcopal church of America,
closed on the 9th at Pittsburg, Pa,
and the interminable question of
change Of name of the church was
left without decision. The member.
ship are naturally very 10th to abandon
q term which has become hallowed by
time and association. The matter has
been under consideration some time,
with advocates for a change and an
equal number OF protestants against it,
but the matter will be brought to de-
cision At the meeting in Boston,
next year. A great difficulty is in
finding . substitute that will be en-.
tirely satisfactory. The title 1.-THE
Catholic church OF America" finds
supporters, but the danger OF con.
founding it with Romanism presents
what will probably be an insuperable
barrier. The objec. seems to be to
find name that will identify the. or
ganization with the church OF the
apostles, martyrs and confessors. The
word Protestant signifies an offshoot
dating back but few centuries, but
it is at the same time maintained to
be apostolic. and in the Latin to sig
nifty martyr. Rev. William R. Hunt.
ington, member of the general execu.
tive committee, holds that there are
three salient features of the Roman
religion: eucharistic Uhanksgiving) !;
alteration, the confessional and invoca.
ton of Mary and the Saints. and when
convinced that not one OF these we're
contained 10 the original declaration
Of faith, there will be some chance to
persuade them to listen, and with
their help can be built up q national
church large enough for all.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27
AN OPEN LETTER
Which the Recorder Has Hesitated to Publish
and Which We Accord Place for Fair Play.

Which the Recorder Has hesitated to Publish
and Which We Accord Place for Fair Play.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Nov. "a, 1903.
To EDITOR OLYMPIA RECORDER:
In the issue Of your paper of the 23d
inst, under the heading Findings OF
the League" you published what pur-
ports to be the report of the Commit
tee appointed by the Taxpayers
League of Thurston county to exam.
inc into the financial condition of the
county, which publication has the
names Of the committee signed thereto
and is, as you knew beforehand, a false
report. This was evidently done to
reap some temporary advantage to
your paper and to your political
friends and you have taken a liberty
with the names of the men who com.
posed the committee very similar to
that q criminal takes who FORCES a
mans name to note of hand. OF
course the Taxpayers League itself
would have had no right to do such a
thing and your conduct is aggravated
by the fact that you aim to make the
impression that it was the act of the
League.
As citizens of Olympia, independent
OF the fact that personal wrong has
been done us, we feel indignant that
an Olympia newspaper has been guilty
OF such conduct, and we believe that
every decent citizen will share in this
feeling. Many things are done in
politics which are condoned, but in
this matter not only is there no JUST.
fication or excuse but an outrage has
been perpetrated, which, if the law
exacts no penalty, richly deserves to
be punished with hickory stick. We
desire to denounce you and each and
every man who shares your guilt; we
say that your conduct is dishonorable
and shameful and we regret that our
little city has a newspaper which so
degrades and disgraces the noble cause
of journalism. Ifyou say, as may be
the fact, that your Tacoma master
commanded you to do this thing, in
ference might be drawn that other
wise you would not have done it, but
surely in such case everyone would see
that the confession only debased you
the more, as it would brand you not
only as brazen checked rascal but
also as a poor, miserable poltroon,
ready and willing to do the bidding
of your unprincipled superior.
c. B. MANN,
4. N. ALLEN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

REPUBLICAN METHoDs,-The Record
er's grapevine, according to a showing
made by Oily, is not reliable. Tues
day the former published character
istic big.head dispatch, dated that day,
announcing that new charges had
been preferred against Mr.. Scobey, as
Receiver Of the local land Office, and
that Mr.. Madge's official head of depu.
ty Collector of Internal Revenue was
likewise on the block. A dispatch
dated the next duy at the national
capital and signed by Senators Foster
and Ankeny states tn at there is abso.
lutely no truth in the Recorder dis
patch. So we 60. Even Jove's bolts
are diverted from their purpose OF
manifesting the grandeur and power OF
Nature to subserve q selfshly con.
temptible partisan use.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

The Rochester IN. W Nursery
company and other Eastern nursery.
men are preparing to bring q suit
against State Horticultural, A. Van
Holderbeke. for alleged value of sew.
eral carloads Of fruit trees shipped to
this State that were said to have been
injected with crowngall and woolly
aphis. The plaintiffs claim that the
interstate law ensures safe delivery
and that the State law giving the
Horticultural authority to destroy
them is unconstitutional. Mr.. Van H
visited this city, Wednesday, to con.
suit the Attorney General regarding
the matter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

The prize6ght between Robt. Fitz-
simmons and George Gardner, for the
"light heavyweight championship of
the world" at San Francisco, Wednes-
day night, was decided by Referee
Grsney in favor of Fitzsimmons, after
the entire 20 rounds, the limit OF the
fight, had been fought, for having de-
livered several "knock down blows"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

New charges have been filed at
Washington against Hal. J. Cole, seek
ing appointment as Register Of the
Spokane Land Office, and the President
has ordered a re- hearing. 1t is thought
that he will lose the place, notwith.
standing ho is supported by Senators
Foster and Ankeny.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

Is any Republican proud of the city
campaign so far? Is it not better to
eliminate partyism from municipal
politics? Republican control was bad
enough without infusing Tacoma
methods.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

DAVID. 7. Denny, one of the found
ers of Seattle, died Wednesday morn.
ing. at his residence, near Green Lake.
The funeral services will be held Sun.
day afternoon, and interment made in
Oak Lake cemetery, Green Lake.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

WHILE snow has fallen in the Cas-
cades much earlier than usual This
year, it has frozen solid with each cue.
ceeding day, and the danger from sud-
den melting and consequent flood,
is much lessened for interruption of
traffic. If, in the spring, no sudden
thaw ensues. the danger will be wholly
avoided. The Cascades foothills are
now covered with from four to five feet
OF snow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

The people of Hoquiam are kick
ing" because President Elliott, of the
Northern Pacific stopped only ten
minutes at that place, after an ex-
tended programme for his entertain.
ment had been arranged. The Sun
says it was " shabby treatment" But
what will Seattle say, when he called
on Tacoma, Hoquiam, Portland and
other metropoli before he visited the
Queen City?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

MEETING OE THE CLANs.-H. D.
Croker, Collector of Internal Revenue
TOR the District OF Washington, left
Monday night for Washington d. c..
to be present at thu meeting of the
National Republican Committee, Dec.
9th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

FATHER Classens, Of the Everett
Catholic Church, has received notifica.
ton from Bishop O'Dea, OF the intent
to establish large hospital at Everett
by the Providence Hospital Associa.
ton, of Montreal, Canada.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

The ladies of Aberdeen have or.
ganized "Hyu Wawa" club; in other
words much talk. or debating, club.
1t must be admitted that the name is
well chosen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

LITTLE Columbia seems inclined to
cause some trouble over the canal
transfer. She has notified the Panama
Canal Co., of Paris, that it will not
allow it to transfer its privileges to the
United States, and if the concession
expires it belongs to Colombia. The
little government seems TO be actuated
by gall instead OF brains.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

1T Is presumptuous for any party to
bring out its soiled linen to be bleached
In the bright sunshine by the balmy
oreezes, alter it has passed through
such dirty suds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

MRS. Fannie Fohs has commenced
suit at Seattle for breach OF promise
against Lieut.. o. G. Haines of the
revenue cutter Manning. She asks
for $4,000 damages.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

The sullen silence OF some poll.
ticians indicates disposition to vel.
come former brothers with bloody
hands to hospitable graves.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

SINCE New York elected Democratic
Mayor, Dowie has given up all hope of
evangelizing it.-Er.
Certainly. It don'e need it now.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

THE patronage controlled by the
Mayor of the city of New Nork is said
to amount to $40,0OO,OOO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27
A Fearful Explosion Of Powder.

One of the most terribly disastrous
explosions took place on Iona Island,
opposite Peekskill, New York, on the
OH inst, at the U. S. arsenal, in which
400 tons of smokeless powder were
ignited successfully, involving series
of explosions lasting over four hours.
Six men were killed and quite . num-
Der wounded. The supply of powder
was about all that was available for
the navy, and has left Roosevelts
club practically useless for q time.
A number of women and children
on the island we're hastily placed
on the Government tug Shrap-
nell. lying at the dock, while
the shot were passing through her
wooden sidee and fires blazed in a
dozen places. When they were aboard,
and weeping Historically over parting
with their husbands, who remained to
face the dangers of . situation with.
out parallel, the little craft pulled
away with her whistle.cord tied fast
screaming . warning to the inhabitants
of Peekskill on the opposite bank of
the river. The men exhibited great
bravery in placing their families in
comparative safety, as did three pro.
fessional nurses. who, though women
fastened to the scene OF danger and
cared for the manned and suffering
victims. The explosions were started
BY an attempt to draw . charge from
. 13.inch shell. The result was, be.
sides the loss of life and injury to
others. 400 tons of smokeless powder
destroyed, 129 thirteen-incb shells ex.
ploded. . $4,000, 900 plant burned to
the ground, and the navy left without
ammunition 10 case Of war. A dis.
patch says: "Over the island hung
the dense cloud Of powder smoke, acrid
and biting, from which poured a show.
or of unexplodsd powder in grain and
10 the:familiar hexagonsl tablets. The
ground in all parts Of the island was
covered by this powder, which every
now and then burst into q quick,
bright fame and swept across the res.
ervation like prairie fire."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

The schooner Crescent City was
launched at Hoquiam Saturday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27

If every Democrat does his simple
duty at the polls, the success of tn e
ticket is assured.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-11-27
A SENATORIAL BRIDE
SENATOR DIETRICH DID NOT
KNOW IT WAS ILLEGAL.

Expects TO Show Extenuatns Circumstances
and Be INDICATED Under the Baby" Act
Cuban Reciprocity Passed House by Dem
ocratic Votes-Ts ddy's Canal Scheme Moves
Smoothly On-The financial Obligation In.
volvsd May Cramp the Treasury and Crowd
the Banks if Deposits Are Withdrawn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONEs
Ell VIOLIN DE ANDRES

que estaba despedido de la orquesta, que
al dia siguiente no tocarfa mas en- ell tea
tro.
-iPues 81 tocar6! dijo Andres con
mucha fema.
i Va 10 veremos iDejarfa yo de
ser maestro 81 vuelve q sentarse en- la or
questal
Va 10 vera como toco-segufa di-
ciendo Andres sus compaf1eros.
Quedaron asf las cosas, Y la noche
siguiente entraba Andres con su violin
baJo del brazo, con un billete de delan-
terra de paraiso que hab1a comprado, lego
4 su localidad V Sc sent6.
A POGO ratio los m1sicos de la or
questa empeZaron afinar los instru-
mentos Y coloearse en- sus puestos su-
bio ell maestro 4 su sillon en- seguida
echo una mirada hacia ell sitio de Andres.
y al yer que no estaba, dijo con salts
facci6n
va saba yo que no Sc atreverfa q
presentarSe.
Dio con la batuta en- ell atril para
que Sc preparasen, Y no bien sOnaron los
primeros acordes de la sinfon1a, cuando
Sc oyo un violin en- ell para1so que tocaba
10 mismo; era Andres que, sentado en-
su delantera, ejecutaba muy serio su pa
pei como 81 estuviera en- la orquesta.
Los silbidos, las risas y la interven-
cion de los acomodadores y guardias hizo
que tuviese que pararse la orquesta,
hasta que empellones sacaron 4 Andres.
fuera del teatro.
A la noche siguiente tocaba este,
como Gle costumbre, en- la orquesta.
Su ocurrencia lie vali6 ell perd6n del
maestro del empresario.
A. DELGADO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03

Sc llamaba Andres, Y era m6sico,
tocaba bastante regularmente el 4iolin;
nero tenfa un defecto, que lie gustaba un
poquito, una miaja, como el decIa, toda
clase de bebidas, digO, todas no, porque
pl aqua aseguraba muy Serlo que la beb1a
muy de tarde en- tarde.
No obstante este Vicio, casi siAmpre
tocaba en- la Orquesta de alg1n teatfo, de-
bido mas sus chirigotas v cierto grace
10 de que no carec1a que 4 su habili{lad en-
el violin.
Una temporada tuvo la mala suerte
de tropezar con un director Gle OrGuesta
muy exigente, de esos que todo Id quie
rem Ilevar 4 punta de lanza, y Andres,
que estaba acostumbrado faltar Il una
porci6n de ensayos, llegar tarde cast
todas las noches, Y veces hasta ddrmir-
Sc en- la misma orquesta, arreglo su con-
ducta un POGO; los primeros dfas rene
gaba de su negra suerte, y hablabA pes
tes del maestro. Pronto Sc cans6i de su
buen cumplimiento, ya los pOcos d1as
empez6 hacer de las suyas. En- Ia pri-
mera falta que hizo, ell maestro lie repren-
di6; hizo la segunda, y volyieron q amo-
nestarle; pero tanto case hacia Ell Gle las
amonestaciones como 81 lie hablasen de la
Persia
Una noche, ademas Gle llegar comen-
zada la function, Sc present6 bastante
trastornado por los efectos del alcohol,
hasta 81 punto de que, al sentarse, cay6al
suelo abrazado aeun atril y rompiendo un
contrabaio que estaba pr6ximo. lie re-
prendi6 agriamente ell director, Andres
replic6 con una de aquellas gracias con
que veces desarmaba el furor lie los
maestros, porque no hab1a mas reanedio
que reirse; pero ell director no entendfa
de gracias, con gran serenidad le diJo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
Ccita

~Perdon! Escribo prisa. Vasin fecha.
<Probe ell dizfraz y nadie me conoce!....
<Dispensame la letra tan NAL hecha....
<Ya sabes!.... A las doce!....
<Entrando en- ell jardfn! ia la derecha.>
Nv
JESUS! Ave Maria
Los vecinos de aquellos alredores
Cuentan que al otro dfa
Aiadas vieron del jardfn las fores!....
II pregunta la gente
Porque la nina hermosa
Inclina triste la nevada frente.- -
Oh virtud, oh virtud! Cuando en- tn
lmengua
Miramos esas luchas que Sc entablan,
7 Sc triunfa de tt, Gala la lengua,
iPero las flores inocentes hablan!
iAsf Sc ven contrastes singulares!
iAsf yo he visto lirios y claveles
sobre frente gentil llorar 4 mares
RAMON Maria TORRES.
San Sebastian, Febrero de 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
CAMARA be DELEGADOs
BILLS PR6sENrADos POR LA MINoRIA FEDERAL

Secci0n 3.-Dentro de los 80 dias que
duran los efectos del asiento de presenta-
ci6n. 6 dentro del termino de la anotacion
& que Sc refiere ell parrafo anterior, 81 esta
Sc hubiere solicitado, los interesados pue-
den recoger ell documento subsanar la
falta advertida, reclamar en- la forma
que dispone la Secci6n de esta Ley con-
ira la califcaci6n del Registrador.
Secci6n 4.-Si la inscription, anota-
ci6n cancellation fuere denegada por
adolecer Ell tltulo de un defecto insubsa-
nable, no procedera anotaci6n preventive
alguna, pudiendo los interesados recu-
r1ir contra la calificacion hecha, en- la ma
nera que prevee la Seccion de esta Ley,
dentro de los treinta dias siguientes q la
fecha de Ia presentation del documento.
Secci6n 5.-Contra la caliicaci6n de
defectos que hicieren los Registradores
podran los interesados acudir gubernati-
vamente al Tribunal Supreme para reso-
luci6n definitiva.
Ese recurso Sc ejercitara entregando
con tai prop6sito ell documento calificado
al propio Registrador, quien por ell CO.
rreo mas pr0ximo 10 enviara al Tribunal
Supreme para que dentro de diez dias de
cida dicho Tribunal 81 aprueba 8 revoca
la resolucion recurrida.
AL dia siguiente de decidido ell re-
curse enviara por correo al Registrador
para su debido cumplimiento, una copia
Gle la resoluci6n dictada, juntamente con
ell documento que fu6 objeto de la califi-
caci6n.
Durante los diez dias que Sc
refiere el parrafo segundo de esta Sec
ci6n, ell Registrador, ell interesado su
Abogado, haran por escrito al Tribunal
las alegaciones pertinentes 4 su derecho.
Secci6n 6-Interpuesto ell recurso
gubernativo, todos los t6rminos EXPIRE
sados en- la Secci6n Y 4, quedaran sus-
pensos desde ell dia en- que Sc interpon-
ga Ell recurso hasta ell de su resolucion
deinitiya.
A este fin, tan pronto como ell Re
gistrador reciba un documento va cali
ficado para tramitar la alzada, 10 hara
asf constar en- ell libro <Diarios al mar
gen del asiento que corresponds.
Secci6n 7.-Cuando ell Tribunal Su-
premo revoque la califcaci6n hecha por
ell Registrador, dispondra que este verl-
fique gratuitamente los asientos del case.
Secci6n 8.-Quedan derogados la
Ley de 10 de Mario de 1902, sobre re-
cursos contra rcsoluciones de los Regis
tradores de la Propiedad p cuantos de-
cretos, leyes 6rdenes Sc opongan & 10
estatuido en- la Presente Ley.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
Mr.. HamniII

Hoy llegar1 San Juan ell nuevo
iefe de la policia, captain Mr.. Hammill
No Sc sabe 81 Embellishments toma-
ra possession de 81 cargo, pues es proba-
BILE que no sc disueIva ell regimiento
puertorriqueno.
Deseamos & Mr.. Hammill, 81 tona
posesi6n. nnncho tacto Y muchos aciertos,
como los fuvo su antecesor Mr.. Wilcox.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
P0BRES NIN0S.....!!
MlOREs De FAM1Ls Old Ell JCnsO coEEu De vEsRo MtDGO

hijos
ente sin antes OR opinion dc vuero mico Los m6icos de
Puerto Rico proores conciena lusdos haba
que dele de convenr con 10 que decimos.
Ell terap6uco
emaones lamadas que GRASA PESCADOS Ah
teneos o del dtmo Cngo M6dco verifcado Paris
tata de Ia Tuberculosis cua dedieron los sbios ALI
gdos complete aceite bacaao atenden
do medicinal
CASTRO .ntestinales
No medo farmac6utco que rudmentaro
cento ceo graa
indgesta 10 emean vefcar la emulsion
sutando mas ndige ntolerabe para es6magos
d6bies criaturas de los pobres enfermos.
81 estas emunes <guayacolo
d. colmo No discu ell vaor relative de estas
sueancias deben omarse medante
cripcon facultativa.
En- algunos puede empearse
anseptco pumonar
tuberculosis ben decimos solo
m6dco reetarlo estime
resuados MARROW (Dr. Ness)
ene de emulsiones acete bacaao
pauperados ben enfemedad clmatoga Els
fac digestion pectamene asimiab oponi6ndose
ningdn tratamiento
LACTO MARROW esta compueo (tuetano
huesos perecto ado Digestion emulsion
verfca ndgesa gonna emuIio
bacaao <yemas
teia dgsvos escogdos hpofosfo
vehculo, eereada> eementos
todos rqufsimos principos medicinaes aimencios
Preguntad repetimos yuesro m6dco ell dra el
medicina verdad responde Las ex
de cencia econstuyente nergco mas
it'll dc mas nmedatos resutados hay NADIA Los
nos <anema tuberculosis lenasS como
muanteS durante periodic de todas
general deee recontuir ORGANISING
brecdo.
AL FALL0 DE nUsTRADA OLAsE MEDIOA NOS sUGETAM0s
Lacto-AGaTH
dice 10 que 60 demuestra 10 que vale.
Lacto-Marrow Co, 4uimicos New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-03
DECRETESE por Ia 4Asam5lea fegisl
ttgd az Puerto Rice.

Secci6n 1.-Cuando ell Registrador
deniegue 8 suspenda alguna instruction,
anotaci6n cancellation, expondra al pie
del documento. clara concisamehte, los
mo6vos leoales en- que funde su resolu-
ci6n. 10 que necesariamente deber& de We
rifcar en- los ounce primeros dfas de los
treinta en- que surte sus efectos ell asiento
de presentation.
Secci6n 2.-Si la inscripci6n.i anota-
ci6n cancellation hubiese sido suspendi-
ola por adolecer el titulo de un defecto
subsanable, los interesados podral pedir
la anotaci6n preventive 4 que Sc .refiere
ell n1mero 9 del artfculo AZ de la Ley Hi
potecaria, la que durara ell tempo que de-
tegmina elaItlculo 06 de Ia misma: Ley.