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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-09
WORK OUTLINED.
Meeting of Commission to Examine
Chinese Exclusion Law.

Washington, July S--The commission
appointed by Secretary Metcalf of the
department of commerce and labor. to
make a thorough examination OF the
Chinese exclusion and immigration
laws. met today and outlined its work
The commission consists of Lawrence
q. MORAY. assistant secretary: Edward
w Sims, solicitor, and r. X. Camp
bell. law officer of the immigration bu-
reau. all of the department of com
merce and labor. 1t viii secure copies
of all treaties. immigration laws, de
cisions of the treasury department fed
eral and supreme courts and all rul-
ings and regulations that have been
made on the subject of Chinese eNclu-
sion. The duty OF the commission is to
see what changes, if any, are neces-
sary in the rules and regulations of the
department This action has been
taken in view Of the complaints of the
harshness and unreasona bleness of
such regulations
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DETECTIVE PERFORMS WONDERFUL CURE;
CHASES AWAY DEAFNESS IN THREE SECONDS

Leon Mayer recovered his hearing so
marvelousIy as to suggest the idea that
the age Of miracles may not be past. II
happened yesterday morning i'm Police
Judge Diehls private office Mayer sells
jewelry OF doubtful value. In fact he
himself says he's a 'phOny' man. And
50 it happened that Patrolman James
Taylor arrested him.
On the way to jail and in court yes
terday Mayer manifested all the symp-
toms of an aggravated case of deafness
Taylor had his doubts for he has seen
Mayors ilk before. But the prisoner
did not betray any sign of owning ear
drums. In the court he said hey"
until Judge Diehl grew hoarse and fin
ally in desperation used his two hands
as megaphone. BY the time the trial
was over people were coming from the
ire station to see what was the trouble.
Mayors fate was still in doubt.
They took him into Judge Diehl's pri-
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CASH IN SIGHT
FOR THE DRIVE
Commercial Club Committee Gets
Busy on Boulevard Matter.
ENTHUSIASM ON INCREASE
SOLICITORS WILL START AFTER
SUBSCRIPTIONS MONDAY.

7 HE $1,000 needed for the improve
ment of the Wasatch drive was
practically in sight when the COM
mittee on improvements and city parks
Of the Commercial club adjourned an
enthusiastic meeting at the club rooms
last night. The meeting was held for
the purpose of outlining a plan for the
raising of the IS, 900 by popular sub
scriptions. These Subcommittee will
start out early Monday morning and
keep going till the necessary amount is
raised. The work viii not stop when
the $4,000 is subscribed. Enthusiasm
increases the more this improvement is
considered. and it is now decided to
keep up the work and the agitation un-
til Wasatch drive is Acknowledged to
be the finest boulevard in the west, if
not in the entire country.
Most Beautiful in America"
At the meeting last evening men
present gave assurances that they
would furnish all the money needed if
there was not another dollar subscribed
outside. But there was no disposition
to monOpolize the honor of building the
drive, to confine the subscriptions to a
few men. or to hold the amount down
to the original $1,000. A. F. Doremus
went on record at a previous meeting
with the statement that for $1,000 this
could be made the most beautiful
drive in America" With additional
money it is known that much can be
done in the way of adding beauty, safe
ty and comfort to the boulevard. The
matter of planting double row of
trees the full length Of the drive meets
with much favor, and no doubt this
will be undertaken at an early day.
Now for Rock Crusher.
1t is the universal sentiment of those
who have made recent inspection of
the boulevard and given thought to the
possibilities presented that for a few
thousand dollars an attraction can be
secured here for the city that viii be
second to none now in existence. not
even the lake. As a means of showing
off the city and the valley to tourists
1t could not possibly be eXcelled. Resi-
dents of the city are also enthusiastic
over the move to free City Creek park
from the rock crUshers and gravel pits
Whatever the council decides to do
along this line and along the line of
making a beautiful park of the canyon
VIII be backed UP by an irresistible
public sentiment
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ASSISTANTS ASSIGNED.
Especial to The HeraId.l

Washington. July S-The forestry
bureau today announced the assign
ment of technical assistants TO forest
supervisors as follows:
G. Fl. Cleland, Big Horn reserve
Wyoming
G. n. Cecil, Yellowstone reserve
Wyoming.
F. A. Silcox, Lewisville and Holv
Cross reserves, Colorado
I. ID. Woodbury.. Battlement. Mesa
ana Gunnison reserves, Colorado
Idaho.
w. J. Morrill,, Wetmountain. Coche-
topaz, and .Sanisabel reserves. Colo
RADIO.
J. Il. Ramskl1- SEWER reserve. Utah.
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vate Office They called loudly into his
ear he had little to say, for he was
still to all appearances in the same
shape as the proverbial post. Finally
Taylor said in somewhat moderated
tones:
Would he get out of town I wonder,
If ne had a chance2"
I'd make il before 81 said Mayer
and then suffered a relapse.
Detective Dick Shannon settled it
He had stolen into the room. He stood
behind the deaf man. Soto voce he re-
marked to Taylor.
Watch me hit him a punch on the
ear
Mayer sprained his neck, he turned
so quickly.
He got his four hours to leave the
city.
Everybody viii be made welcome at
Saltair, Wednesday, July u, because it
Is "Cambrian Day"
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Don't Forget.

When you get ready to take that trip
east or when your friends get ready
10 come west don't forget that in order
70 get the best scenery, service and
equipment over the mountains your
route should be the COLORADO MID
LAND RAILWAY" CaH at ticket Of
fee Y West Second South for illustrated
literature and souvenir postal cards on
beautiful mountain scenery via the
MIDLAND ROUTE
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JULIET's HOME SOLD.

Verona. July S.-The house in which
Juliet is said TO have lived and in which
she received Romeo has been sold at
auction. The bidding began at 81. 200
and the house was finally bought in by
the CITY of Verona for s.. 900
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part of the excursion which recently Wis
tied your beautiful and prosperous city
through the courtesy Of the Salt Lake
railroad.
The members of our delegation are
Of their less fortunate brethren with
envy.
We shall not forget. but shall treasure
up the memory till You come to us again.
May that time not be long delayed
Yours truly,
GEORGE L. WINTERBOTHAM.
Secretary
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CAMP BEANVILLE
ELECTS OFFICERS
Y. NJ. C. A Boys Choose Mayor, City
Council and Chief of Police.
LAW STRICTLY ENFORCED
OGDEN LAD NAMED AS MUNICH
PAL EXECUTIVE.

Advices from Camp "Beanville" Ogden
canyon where the Y NJ c A bows are
camping. tell of the organization of a
city government and election OF officers.
The officers elected are as follows;
Mayor. Charles Noble. Ogden: Judge.
Raymond Brown. Salt Lake Y. Nj. c. A;
clerk Rowland ScovilIe. Salt Lake: city
attorney Charles Jacobs Salt Lake:
chief of police. Don DinSmore. Ogden. The
city council consists of the following.
who represent their respective wards
First. Gus Haymer; Second. Leland Lew
is; Fourth, Leno Harding; Fifth. Clifford
PARROT; Sixth. VIII GOOdspeed. Seventh.
Wally Richardson: Eighth. Allen More
house; Ninth, Charles Bower r J. LII
cas- of The NJ a fS rerpSidauf
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Ordinances Pot Into Eorce.

Rules were adopted regulating the af-
fairs of the camp. such as no swearing.
no lying. no 'Scrapping. no tobacco on
the premises, no swimming until after ,
O'Clock in the afternoon. and then each
swimmer TO get a ticket from his alder
man.
The council meets at o'clock every
morning, and the court convenes at
O'Clock in the afternoon. The boys an
ticipated forming a city government and
had a judge already. picked out. Perha pS
the name had something to do with the
decision of naming the police Judge
Brown Several cases came ND before
the court One case Yesterday afternoon
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/. HAIR WON'T FALL our
IL You XIII the Dandruff Germ With tn
New Treatment

New Treatment
John n Fuller. a well known citfze,, ,or
SolIaN. Wash. says I had dandrT7fT So
badly that il calked on my scalp F4er-ri-
Sioe completely cured me- George 81
az w nrk OF Walla Wala- Wash, saws
aerpicide completely cured me OF a -
case Of Gandruff of 30 years standirs, :
iheN took the only really seDsfi,l,
treatment. remedy that destroys fhe
dandruff. hair won't fan out but viii
sroW naturally. luxuriantly- AllavS ftch-
ing instantly and makes hair glossy and
sort as silk one bottle will convince
any Goubter Of its merits. Sold by lead
ing druggists Send I0c in Staynps fo,-
sample to The HerDicide Co. Detroi+
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HIGH WATER AT ST. PAUL.

St. Paul, July Because Of the high
water in the Mississippi river the St
Paul public baths have been closed.
The baths are located on an island
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SUICIDE WAS SHORT

Hagsrstown. Ind. July S-Casbier
Bowman Of the Hagerstown NatiOnaI
bank. who committed suicide on July
g was a defaulter TO the extent Of AZ
least $1OO. 900 il developed today.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.

A positive and permanent cure for
drunkenness and the opium diseases
There Is no publicity. no sickness Ladies
treated as privately as at their own
homes The Kelley Institute 2SA West
South Temple. Salt Lake City. Utah
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HeImick Makes a Speech.

Preceding the adoption of the reso-
buttons number spoke on the subject
with which they dealt. Rev. D. NJ
Helmick said in part.
1t is the first time in my life / ever
knew an ecclesiastical Organization to
have a right to q reservation of the
government of the United States which
was not granted by the government of
the United States. | have not found i'm
history an instance where aSy church
organization has been given the excIu-
sive right Of ecclesiastical jurisdiction
over any territory owned by Uncle Sam.
There is lot of assumption in this mat
ter. but there is a purpose behind it
10 deprive lava biding American citi-
Zeus of enjoying their rights. I think
we should adopt these resolutions and
We should send copy to Senator
Smoot- Senator Sutherland and Repre-
sentative Howell and give them a
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The Cambrians will be out in force
at Saltair. Wednesday. July u Join the
thTOnC.
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was where three boys did not leave the
SWIMMING hole when commanded to do
50 BY the chief OF police They were
brought hlrriedly before the judge One
boy had time only to get his shirt The
sentence vas that the boys should not
go in swimming until O'Clock the next
day.
Boy Obeys Sentence.
Later in the day. when nearly all the
boys were in swimming and others were
busy construcUn. a dam for the swim
ming hole. these three boys were sitting
on a bridge in the hOJ sun. looking at
the weather.
Come in and have a swim called one
boy from the water.
Il can't was the reply; the judge
saws l can't 20 in till O'Clock tomor-
row
So this illustrates that the boys take
seriously the decisions of the Beanville
tribunal The boys understand that they
are under control Of the officers Of the
camp. and thus they are doing some
thing unusual and are keeping order
better than would be expected where
there are four or five men leaders in
stead of one.
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DIAMOND COAL.
Don't FORGET

Sold only by Citizens Coal company.
Removed 10 153 S. Main. Phone 49,
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Don't Forget
w A. DuVall when you want fine wall
paper. ITO w Second South.
DR.. E. M. Keysor's Method of Filling
teeth is painless. 1872 Main street. Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones B. 112n-K Ind III
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Vegetables.
Grain.

Bran and shorts S1lO per hundred
Corn. $40 per hundred Oats &. 10 per
hundred. Milling wheat. Sl.l0 per bushcI
Reed wheat, 81 per buSheI Barley feed
$50. rolled. $3.50. Cornmeal. 81
Hay and Straw.
Alfalfa, Sl2 per ton Timothy. s15 per
ron. Straw. 45c Der bale.
Flour.
High patent. 50 80. straight grade s. So
bakers No. J. $40
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Drama espantOSO
SaeordOts suIGIta. Sc dsgOslla
ante una InigsD.

En- Grand, de B6Igica, Sc desa-
rroll6 pocos dias ha un terrorffc0
drama durante la ntisa solemne que
Sc .celebraba en- Il. capilla de los
Padres Redentoristas, en- Rouler.
Uno de- los padres, llamado Bo-
rremans, de 80 amos de eaad, y
oriundo de aal, 80 arrodill6 con
muestras de gran devotion ante la
imagen de San .G8rardo. especial
mente venerable en- esa iglesia, y
sacando de la manga del habito
una navaja de afeitar, Sc degoll0 y
Gallo desplomado, lanzando un gri-
to espantoso. .
La capilla esta ba apretaaa De
gente, y ell suicide cause un pa
nico indescriptible, sobre TODD entire
quienes no supier0n de prOnto Il
que ocurFfa por estar lejos del al
tar de San Gerardo. Hubo niflos
magullados y dan las desvanecida:
y pisoteadas cruelnente.
/ Lo paor fu6 que mientras setTans-
porta6a 4 la sacristfa ell cuerpo de-
padre Borromans, cuya muerte fut
instantanea, alguien q grit6: lFuego!
y en- efecto, una humareda densa
SO escapaba por Ia ventanas de-
dormitorio de los p7dres. CUandC
SO acudi6 a YER que afdia. Sc en-
contr6 que el foco del incendio es.
taba en- la celda del suicida.
Antes de ejecutaF su funesto pro-
yecto, el padre Bar Femans acumu-
I6 bajo su CANA los llbros, papeles
y ropas que hubo q mano, les prem
dio fueg0 y sali6 cerrando con do
BILE vuelta de llave la puerta de Ia
celda.
Sc pudo extingui uir ell incendio
pera despu6s de gfandes trabsios
porque va estaba aYanzando.
Sc atFibuyen a un acceso de de-
lirio, pro ogocado por la fiebre que
infesta la region, 10 $ actos del des-
dichaao reverendo, Que han conmo-
vido todos los habitantes de
pals. II
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Il DoIfica DEL Mika
do con ToIdGI0n d
los EStadOS ynidOs.

El baron Ksneko. dip!oms tlcO lap0-
net que desempefiR en- los EatRdos
Unidos uns mission apaKentsmente ofi /
Ci0sa, per0 que W resultando efectlVa 81
mente CfisiaI. ha desenvReIto en ter
minos cOucretos lR pOlfticR del MikSd0
respecto & ls panetraci6n de Norte
America en- el Extreme Qriente.
En- un banquete ceIehrkdO hsce po-
COS dfas en- Ia Casa Blanca, declare 81
baron Keneko que los jspOneses Sc ha'
Han satisfsChos de la pefmaneucis dc
los var quis an les islRs FlIipinas.
Afirm6 con toda Ii ausOridad que le
dali ca pueato oficiaI y su con0cimientC
del pueblo nip6n, que 6Ste estima dc
veTss 8 los noYtsEmericanOs. III
eFacilitaremcs -sgregS-su eStable'
cinlento en- nuestra vaClndad pOTque
deaesmcs tenemos necetidad de que
los Estados Unidos nos ayuden 8 civil
lizRr y & inculcar las ideRs aej0nGs er
todo eI mundo agiStico
Expres6 que ef Jsp6n Idesea srdien
temante que Is Am6riea del 60rte po'
sea nuev0s buques de gaerra poFque
es ps ra buena vscins y amiga.
SEA JaE6n-afrm6-asta dispues
to & fsvorecer ei desayf.lo del CO.
mercio amsricspo. porque tenemoss
necssided de que Am6fica, con sul
enormes cOpitslas "a expariA aCia de
los negocios. vanga s ayudarnOs en-
nugssras m6ItipIeB empresGs
Concluy6 soBteniendO que eA estR-
blecimiento de reIacioneb econ6micaO
entire las dos naciones pOndrfa & "a
digposici61 tods Asia Ees permitirfs
mantener en- China la politics. de ID
puertR alberta oponerse victoriosR,
mente al desmem amiento - pro
yectRdo del Celeste Inperi0.9
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C 0 S IT A S

va no Sc puede andar trauquilC
por esas Gales de Dios. Y no es
por la policfa, que rd dnda la pobla-
ci6n mOntada en- her mosOs corceles
con sables y rev6Iw ers al cinto-
los guardias-pues <ah0rax y des-
pu9s de la sarFacina de marras nc
Sc han metido con nadie nj en- xii
bros de caballerfaX. SOLO estan me-
tidos EN- xmalicia1 y On caballerias,
xsin libros.x
Lo QUE impide andar con tran
quilidad es la sonrisa cr6nica que
algunas personals m uestran reto-
z4ndNle en- los labiOs.
Que te parece del ~mOvimien-
to continues
-Yo NO me meto g n NADIA, con-
tesla el interpeIado. --- : -...
Are, ALA xcarpet baggers! -
DIR ESQ ell aIudido y cOrrer CO.
mo gamO. es una sola cOsa.
Y es que una sonrisa ironica mu-
chas veces dice mas que cuantas
alUsiones pudieran haGerse.
La tasaci6n de la propiedad es
Otra de las cosas de al ctualidad que
tiene soliviantados los animoS. Des-
de que don Ramon tir B de la man
ts, nadie sabe la hora que es; perO
10 que 81 es un hechp es que los
perjudicados estan dispuestos a de-
fenderse. Ahora veremos 81 acce-
Alendo a 10 justamente solicitado
Sc nos prepara I'M ~palo~ por otro,
para &cOmpensar.1
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AN 0 Nc / o..
Departa mento del Interior.
I BurIsa dc Obras PdBIicas.

Ofioina del Superintendsnte de Obras
P6blicss .7...... =;
San Juan, r. r Julio 10, 1905
PfOpOaicioneB en- pSiegos Csrrados
para ID adiudicRCi6n en- p6blica subSs-
I'd de las obFas de construction de la
CSrceI de Distrit0 de ATecidO. se sd-
mitirSn en- estS Oficina hssta las 10 q.
Nd. del dia 26 de Agoato de 1905 en-
que se abrirSn pdblicsmente. -
El presuOuesto de les obrRs &Eclen'
de & $34, 1872 90. :.... :.
Todos los dato8 neceaarios SO d6ran
en- esta Ofcina dOndee ae ercuentran
de manifesto tcdos los doCutnentOa que
han de rggir en- IL contFata y podr6n
reccger los Iicitadores los modelos de
propoaiciOnes que han de pFesent&r,
Copia1 en- szul da los pIsnos 90 erc0n-
trar6n timbi6n de mani festO ca lGs
Gficinaa de ID PoliCfa InsulaT de Are
Cib0. -: =
Sc remitip6n s los icitadcEeS copiaa
an szul de Ios pganos de H. nbrR me-
dante nm dep6sito de (S25 .00l, .veinte
y cipco dollars. Cuys cantidad sera
reinte grads & los licitadores 81 dsVoE.
yer dichcs-pIancs eata Oicina.
La Administration ae FeseIVA 81 de-
Fecho de rechszar ccalquieFa 9 to-
das Las prOposiCiones. +
j. j. JIMENEZ.
.. Il T0klH.n~
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Information C eneraI.

E! SeoretSrio Shaw. del DepRrta'
ment0 de Teaoreria de los EstAd0I
UoidOs. acept6 la invitaCi6n que Be le
hiCiera para pronunCiar IN dlacurso
el dis 8 de AgoSt0. en- IL Convention
Republicans del Estado de VirgiDia.
In refeFidS convention se0Ceiebf6 en
Ia Ciudad de RoRnt ks.
Ell Obisp0 IsRRc w. Joyce de Ia
Igieaia Metodista Episcopal. fAlleci6
en- Minneapolis. de results de an ats
que de parallels y una hamorragia C9-
rebra'. Este ob;spO ha Fesidi}o en-
Minneapolis por espaCio de sesenta
amos. Eatuvo 0igunoB amos ca la Chi
no Y Jap6n.
George 7. Moore, fiaioIogista
del Departsmento de Agriculture de
los Estsdos UnidOs, hs prebentadO Ia
renuncia de "a cargo, si6ndole acept8-
da poF ell S Sscretario Willson.
EFT DspRrtRmento de Marina de
los Estsdos Uuidos he desi9nsdo para
formRr Ia Comisi6n Investigators que
h0 de entender en- el dassstFe del bu.
que de guerra eBsnnipgton. p en- San
Diego. California. & los siguientas
Oficiales: COntrs-Almirante Goodrich.
C8pitan e * Moore. comRndants del
Crucer0 SChicsg p y Capit6u Tho
mss S. Phelps, deOtaCado en- San Fran.
cisco. ACtuar6 como Sacrs stRtio an
Official de mas b jA grRduaci6n. @
Ell Com Andanta Lorenzo p. Da-
vison. del Ei6rcito de los EatAdos Uni-
dos, Ge hs retirado del servioio sCtivo
y tiene 6rdenes de pRs&r q hsc 9rse
cargo dc 10 milioiR orgsniz 4da del Es.
tado de Id&o. e te Cfi :iai fn6 el Co.
msndsnta OrQanizador del 1Br. B .ta-
ll6n de Voluntarios de Paerto Rico.
siendo CApitSn del uud6,imo Rsgi'
miento de fsnter19 de los Estados,
Unidoa 3 ..
-EI Preaidents R1osevelt ha dis
puesto que Ell Gobiarno Federal se ha-
ga cargo de CombNtir IR f.bfe amari-
iia que existe en- NuevR OfleSns.
e. Ell n1mer0 total de CasoB de fe.
bre amPriila registFadoH en- NReVa Or.
leans e dia 4 del -Rctu9l, aspiande
AS. Desde que SO declare eds epide.
mia en- RqueIlR Ciudad hRsta el dis
del COrFiente hBbfsn muert0 81 perso.
mas.
Ell Comandante K0mimutp, de IL
Armada JAponeSa. que psIe6 an IL BIZ.
t0lla del mar del Jsp6n; eli Teniente
COmRndRnte Ssto; ell I1genier0 Jefe
Oguro y varies ofciaIes de bsis gFG.
duaCi6n han gR'ido de Ia Ci1dad de
NueVA York eI ssb1do pagado#S bordo
del vRp0F GCeltic.0 Vsn hacia IuglR.
terra 8 inspecCionar Ia terminaci6n de
d a CrucsF0 que 90 est6 constFuYendo
DRrR 10 Armada jsp0nesa en- Barrow.
81 Crucaro nc, estRYS conclude hasts
1entr0 de an af1o. Cusndo sa les pre-.
gunt6 ailR paz serfR dacIarada, ell Co.
KGmimuFa diio: eSQQi6n |
puede deciFlo2a
Ell die 4 del corrisnse so intent6 |
9gesinar & Mr. Stolypin, Gobarnador
lie SAratOw. RusiO. mientras paseabS
90 50 cRrEuRge. Tres tiroB HeIfaeron
sin efecto algun0. |
I'm despscho de Caracas comuniCs
Iue Ia Corte Federal de Casaci6n di6
sl fAlI0 faal an la cAusR promovids4
sOotFs 10 Compl fIia del cable frances.
.OI frmando ID disoIuci6n del opntrato
lei gobiernO con esta CompA Ms.
Mr., K 'ep. Sub uecretario del De.
1artomento de TesoFerfa de Ios EstA.
lOG UnidoG, hs salido de Washington
70 uso de gus vRcaciones de verano.
, sntro de pocos dias ira & Sac amors
Hi! y vera 81 Presidents en- aauntoS
Il 3iRIes. n
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Loherg in. 81 her6ico cAbRlleF0 le-
gandRriO, defensOF de ID inocenaiS y la
ViFtud. peFsoniicadRs ca E'sS de Bra.
vante, acude en- 81 aUxilio. para con-
fundir ante el Rsy Enrique de Ase'
mania 81 impoator TfltramondO y 81
fanesta consorts OrtTudR. quieneB sou
g6bhnIa de haber perpetFado en- La per-
aona de su haTmRnOr God0feed0, h3-
Frendo fratiCidio.
Dispuesta haIlkb1se Is AsAmb'ea &
efectuar Ia gentencia dictsda por 50
sobarano, cuando s ID lej2B resonsron
los b6licos sones dc un ClRr1a, que En-
riuue interpret6 como aVisO celeste.
Qued6se suspense ID c, mitiVa, mien'
tras Elsa, sumida en- an diVino ex'
5tasis de redentOrs f6, cRy6 de hinoj u
psaImodiand0 una Dlegaria.
Un ciBue arrRstrAbR por 81 CaudA!c.
so EsCRIds, 10 naVecilla en- que llegaba
eli invencibIe campe6a de Las Ondaa,
cuando Ia muchedumbre imp6VidA ex-
halo, Hens de i6biio ls pFodigioBa fra
se: 7 MSIGgr0! iM5EGgTo! En- Virtud
de ta1 suceso inespePado. los acusado.
req aCobardados temblaron, temafos0B
de la O6lera del rey..-.
Con la llsgRda de- miateriogo perso.
nbis, iniciadO estAbR por Enrique 81
torneO cBmpaI, iuntO el #. Escalds,
bniO Ia encioR de Ia justicia que inn
pRrtf ell rey, ineVitab!e 5WScio de dos
Que habrfa de defi1ir la pretandi da
CuIpa biIidad de Elsa.
Los haraIdos aleiibAnsa tomando
pOsiciones en- direcci6n los cuatro
puntoB cSriinafes; pr0duj aron b6iicos
sones en- sus bccinas de guerra. LIS.
msndO impsrciAl combats & los es.
forz Ados cEbaIleros que &bEasaran Is
Cauga de Telrrsmondo.
EI campe6n retaba NAdie spareci6
6 medir Hus aImas con el .hidalgo cAbi.
Hero medieval. preconiz ldo por ID
romSntioa leys ndR.
Oftruda eaquivabs las miradaa del
desprecio que ID dirijfRn para confdn-
dirla, y eI cOn6e de TairramondO hs-
cien6O nm auDrAmo eAfueFZo nara ROH-