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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-09-29
First Coins Were Brass.

The first coins were struck in brass
about 1854 h. c.. and in gold and sill
yer by Pheldon. tyrant OF Argos, about
S62 Il. c.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-09-29
SICK FOR TEN YEARS.
Constant eaekaehe, oropsy and Sc.
we're Bladder Trouble.

Fred W. Harris, OF Chestnut St. JEFF.
terson, Ohio, says: For over ten
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-09-29

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES color
silk. Wool and Cotton at one boiling,
fast beautiful colors. Toe per package.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-09-29

But the defeated candidate doesn't
care much what else happens.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-09-29
HAY FEVER

"Ha9ing used Ptrxna for eakarrk and
hay Jev<r, lean recommend II TO all sUAo
are suffering ao.fA the abovs diseases. I
am hapby tc be c6le to say q has helped
me- sOondegtuiIy.
-MayMs Z. .Ss,fH,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-09-29

Some musicians are able to borrow
real money on their notes.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-09-29

Following we publish two let.
tcrs from u woman who ncccp.
ted this invitation. Note tho
result:
First letter.
Dear Mrs Pinkhhm.-
"For eight year. have suffered something
terrible every month. The pains M. .xcrh'
eating aud l can hardly stand them. My
doctor says | hsV. srycr- i"fnal" trouble
AMI must go through an operation u want
TO get we'll | do not want To submit 10 " "
| cnn possibly help II. Please toll NE what
10 do. | hof. YOU can r''li-vo me Mrs.
Mary Dimmick, 18th aud l.. Capitol Streets,
Washington, d. e.
Second letter.
Dear Mr.. rinkh,m:-
I" After following carefully your advice,
and taking Lydia T.. finkhams Ncg.tahl"
tafnrBund, | am very anxious To Sud YOU
my testimonial, that Others may know tnclr
value and what you have done Tor me.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
HEARST BUFFALO
THE LEAGUE.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-In violation
of pledges made TO members of the
State committee of the independence
League on the eve of the convention
in Carnegie Hall several weeks ago,
w. r. Hearst today gave orders to re-
move the names of the men nominated
by the league and to substitute In
their places the men nominated In
Buffalo.
Notwithstanding statements by mem
bers of the leagues executive commft-
tee that nominating petitions had been
sent out and were being circulated for
signatures, 1T was learned today that
none had been prepared and none
vould be offered for signatures until
next week. This course was decided on
at a meeting of the executive connrnit-
tee in Hearst's personal headquarters
In the Gilsey House today.
At this meeting all the candidates
named in his personal convention who
were not nominated in Buffalo with
drew and steps were taken to substi-
tute the names of the Buffalo nominees
in their stead. A. NJ. Debeck, chairman
of the executive committee OF the Mu-
nicipal Ownership League. will confer
with Timothy L. Woodruff chairman
of the Republican State committee. to-
morrow with reference to a series of
meetings under the auspices of the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
CAR FERRY TURNS TURTLE
o. BLOW ON LAKE MICHIGAN
Captain Olsen and Two of His Sailors
AreaDrouned and Twenty-Four
Cars Are Lost.

were drowned and twenty-four rail-
road cars, together with so tons of
iron ore and car attachments, were lost
in the lake tonight, when car ferry No.
2, owned by the Lake Michigan Car
Ferry Company. capsized a mile out
side the harbor. The drowned are:
Captain John Olsen. commanding the
capsized barge. and two sailors whose
Identity has not vet been established.
Three other members Of the crew
were rescued by the lifesaving crew.
The car ferry was being towed 10
Chicago Harbor from South Chica 90.
A high wind was blowing at the time,
and as the vessel neared the break
water several cars on the barge be-
came loosened by the tossing of the
vessel and the barge turned turtle.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
PHYSICAL REGENERATION As
UNDERSTOOD IN oRTEN

NEW YORK. Sept 2s---At IT'S month
ly meeting. TO be held IN the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel Tuesday afternoon. tho
National California Club. Of which Mrs
Thomas J. Vivian is president. VIII
listen 10 practical talk on the key
10 physical regeneration. as understood
in the Orient to be given By DR.. Emily
Noble. who has had a long residence in
India and is familiar with the customs
OF the East
The board OF governors OF the club
at a meeting last Tuesday planned it's
work for the ensuing year and appoint
ed standing committees TO carry II out
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Do Your Meals Fit?
Do You Feel Snag and Comfortable
Around Your Waist Lin. After
Hearty Meal?

Did your last meal taste deliciously
good to you. and did you eat all you
wanted Could you have patted your
rotundity In glee and felt proud Of
your appetite and OF your good strong
stomach2 Do you feel rosy now be-
cause your last meal gave you no In
convenience whatever? II not you
have dyspepsia in some form and prob
ably never realized il.
II you have the least trouble in your
ssiomacn after eating, no matter how
trouole brewing and you must correct
II at once.
Most all stomach troubles come from
poor. weak. scanty gastric Juice, that
precious liquid which ought 10 turn
your 1000 into rich, red blood.
II you nave nausea, your gastric
luiee is weak If you have sour ris-
ings or belchings, your food is fer
menting; your gastric juice is weak
II you have loss of appetite, your gas
TIC Juice is weak. If you have a
nioaIy y teeilng OF aversion to food. your
gastric Juice is weak.
on need something in your stomach
70 supply the gastric juice which is
scanty and 10 give power to the weak
gastric Juice Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets do this very thing.
NOW think-one grain of one OF the
ingredients Of these wonderful little
tablets digests 1000 grains of food.
than the. gastric juice in good. strong,
powerful stomach. They actua4iy d.
gesr your 1000 for you. Besides they
increase the flow OF gastric Juice just
what you need to get All the good pos
Eible out Of everything you eat You
VIII never have that lump Of lead" in
your stomach nor any other stomach
trouble after taking Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets. Then everything you eat
will be digested; il viii give you
strength. vim. energy and rosy DIS
position You'll feel good all around
your wsist line after very meel and
II VIII make you feel good all over
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will make
you feel happy after eating a good,
hearty meal Take one or two after
eating You'll feel fne-then your
meals viii ft, no matter what or when
you eat
We want TO send you a sample pack
age OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets free
OF charge. so you can test them your
self and be convinced After you have
tried the sample you will be so salts
fed that you will go 70 the nearest
drug store and get soc box.
Send us your name and address to-
day. and we viii at once send you by
mail sample pack~ge free. Address
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Mich.
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league, which supported Hearst for
Mayor last year. Mr.. Debeck had a
talk with Mr.. woodruff today and ten
tative plans for meetings in this city
and in Buffalo, Rochester, Utica, Syra-
cuse. Albany and Schenectady were ar
ranged.
Mr. DebecE is planning to hasten
meetings OF the league in each city In
which Mr.. Hearst speaks. and In these
meetings men who supported him a
year ago. when he was lighting MUIR
to tell how Hearst forced them out
of his organization as soon as they de-
clined to join Murphy this year. As
testimony of the far-reaehing effect of
the Buffalo deal. by which Hearst was
forced on the Democratic party, letters
are pouring into the Hearst once from
Democrats in this and other States de-
nouncing the action of the convention.
Not for many decades has the rank and
file of any party. particularly that Of
the ardent Democrat who takes pride
IN his record of never having scratched
a ticket" expressed such outspoken re-
volt as continues to greet the candidacy
of Hearst.
William B. Ellison. Commissioner of
the Department OF Water Supply, Gas
Hughes. The announcement was q sur
prise, as Commissioner Ellison had al
ways been known as a Sullivan man.
He was appointed, 1t has always been
generally understood. at the instance
of Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan.
His announcement now is that he will
not vote for Hearst
With Tammany red fre, Tamnany
bands supplying the music, Tammany
leaders. headed by Charles F. Murphy
as his reception committee. and upon
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

the stage OF Tammany Hall. W. r.
Hearst will be the principal speaker at
the Tammany ratification meeting the
hrst week in October. This was an
nouneed today at Tammany Hail with
much glee by representatives OF the
men whom. In times past, Hearst has
denounced as criminals. corruptfonfsts.
bosses, corporation tools and tailbtrds.
A food OF Hearst money appeared in
Broad street this morning and
swamped the Hughes bettors- The re-
suit was that at the close OF the mar
ket odds had shortened trifle and 10
to was bet favoring Hughes On
the previous day there was q surplus
OF Hughes money at 10 TO 5. the odds
which ruled for the week
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

walked up town. and there everybody
began Introducing friends TO the CUB
ernatoriaI nominee. Farmers coming
to town were halted in the street, and
BY the time the street levee was over
not a Democratic convention delegate
nor any other citizen In sight was un-
advised of the proper pronunciation
OF Gillett with soft g. The error
was surprisingly in evidence
Departure was taken from st. Helena
in an automobile at o'clock for
YountvilIe. The journey was resumed
TO the Napa State Hospital for the In
sane Mr.. Gillett is already inspecting
the States institutions in anticipation
OF his duties at Sacramento
GREETED By BIG THRoNG.
The Napa Opera-ho was packed TO
the doors with more than 1000 people
when the meeting was called 10 order.
The Red Men were holding celebra-
ton in another hall. and the unexpect-
edly large audience that awaited Gill
lett opened the eyes of those who had
predicted a wave OF cold for the day.
Enthusiasm was abundant. Rounds of
applause followed closely on one an
other during the address of the party S
chief.
wallace Rutherford presided over
the meeting. and Judge Burnett also
spoke Upon adjournment cheers were
given for GilIett and the ticket.
Mr.. Gillett has made the most Of an
unpronising day, and at its end has
good reason TO feel much gratifed
with its achievement. He will go to
San Francisco tomorrow TO visit his
wife and bedridden son, and in the
evening leave for Redding, where he
will speak on Monday night
Mr.. Gillett is paying the railroad
cash fares during his campaign of the
State On his departure for the Napa
valley this morning he Joined two or
three others at the ticket window and
awaited his turn to purchase ticket.
ssOf course, am paying my way" he
said, and please don't publish any clap
trap campaign stuff about it."
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
5y 4. Taylor Cntley.

TINE "Tailor's Goose" forsoothi
Well, if I'm the Tailor's
Goose who is the Tailor's Fox?
tell ne that
Better ask the Tailor-he knowsl
When there's any 'foxing to be
done with a Suit of Clothes or an Over
coat, you'll find Old Doctor Goose is the
star performer.
When the journeyTaan tailor leaves
z fHtReSS here thai should have been
worked out BY the needle; or shorfnesS
there: z tight seam OF slack one. that's
the time Old Doctor Goose gets busy.
and Increases MS practice.
can DO more stretching and shrink
lng in ten minutes than your poor old
HceEke-Uorkfng Tailor could do in ten
hours, as the Tailor knows.
And 10 Consumer can tell. at Slgkf,
the difference il effect between my ten
minute job and the Woodworking fen
hour Job
of course, NY work won't last be.
yond the first damp day of wear.
But what does Brother Tailor care
for fkGG2
Before the Purchaser can zoeay the
Coat on damp day, he must Buy and
And when ne has bought II, and
worn Il. then its up to him to keep his
Coat in shape-viz.. get it pressed up
and shaped over regularly by Old DR..
Goose
tOh, yes-I know that's <xpensfve,
But the expense Ahen--comes out Of
the Purchasers pocket = not out of
Brother TaIkor's pocket
OF course. Brother Tailor and
have 10 make orr little profit, you know.
And i costs about ten times as
much 70 shape Coat Collar fully with
permanent nee1le-uork as il costs with
Dg quick and easy process of hot fat
iron taxing.
What's the use Of putting be,yna-
aezee into The shape Of q Coat Collar, or
into the Shoulders, when yoe can't get
snY' more S55cs for them from the
Clothier, AID i doesn't SkozD' to the
Consumer on k5e daT OF snksF
Sincerity Tailoring '-Bosh!'
What does Brother Tailor, or
Brother Ciothier. care for that If he can
make dollar or two more per suit, by
the Dr. Goose method2
WIN, so per cent. OF all the Goats
and Ovcrcosts made are SHAPED By the
naf-irOn
Granted theydo wilt out il & hurry,
aDd need constant pressing.
But LtGf's the C0nsA1Ier's funeral.
I tel Jou. Neighbor, this Kuh,
Nathan & Fischer method is just so
much S77s'Ik wasted.
Their idea OF opening up every
faulty seam. II Revision Room, and
their reshaying il by costly kand-Eeedle-
agor6 IS as foolish, to my mind, as their
shaping CT all Collars. Lapels. and
Shoulders by the same tedious and per-
msrent method
The Retailer won't pay them any
more price for their Clothes on that
account
And the Consumer doesn't care
much, either
He doesn't ksou enough about the
difference II be,1z1s<ssce TO care
Yes, ,yes-I Igrautyou-theC Consumer
must frequently pay for pressing 3 fZoE-
iron shaped suit, Il he would KEEP il look
ing as well as q Sincerity neSdls-Shaped
suit would look z1kAoHf pressing.
But that the Consumer Loss, not
the 1zanzfnctzyey's nor the Retailers
loss.
On. very wei then
People who knozU enough to want
needle-shaped clothes instead of Flat
iron shaped clothes, can get them If they
look for the label Of tlse Sincerity
Clothiers' on them. That label reads
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
CASE AGAINST TEDDY, JR.
DISMISSED By THE COURT
Presidents Son Appears I'm College Co.'S
tune That Would Have Made
Billy Rice Euytous

BOSTON, Sept. 2s.--Judge Sullivan
took only five minutes TO decide to re-
fuse warrant for the arrest of Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Jr. in the famous mat
ter of the student row on the Boston
common the other evening c. &. Blag-
den. over whom the question OF the
warrant arose, owing to claim that
he had been injured in the student m e
lee appeared and denied that he had
been assaulted This ended the posi-
bflity OF a charge being placed against
young Roosevelt.
The Presidents sons costume was
striking. He wore a green cap with
narrow red stripes. a long gray coat,
blue trousers and tan shoes
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
rh. chanc. Of > Lifetime.

Many firms burned out In the big
fire have found difficulty in adequately
bringing to the attention Of the pub
lie their new addresses.
Eilers Music Company have adopted
a novel method OF attracting attention
to their reopening az 1880 Van .Sess
avenue. They are giving valuable pi-
amos free to the persons making the
largest list OF words from the letters
of the name -Eilers Music Comp
The particulars of this remarkable con-
test are given on page 81 Of this paper
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
oAx1Asp aEvEsur orr1cE cIosEp.-u

s. Internal Revenue Agent Bert ". Thomas has
received letter from the Secretary Of the
Treasury instructing him TO close az once the
tsnp porarv stamp office which was established
IN Oakland shortly after the April IRE for the
accommodation OF liquor and cigar dealers Mr..
Thomas said Yesterday that the suspension OF
the office has created much Dissatisfaction
among dealers and that he aud Internal Revenue
Collector Lynch have addressed letter TO the
reinstated. If not permanently. al least for q
year
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
RFGeAa sENTENCED.-0fattbev

BEGGAa sEETENCED.-Matthew Parker. q
muscular beggsr- was given one year IN tai
yesterday by Police Judge Mogan- He was
found guilty OF accoSti1y pedestrians on Markee
street and abusing them when hey failed 20
give him money. Policeman ". c. Caset arrest
tack on a citizen
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

TEIEvING CLERKS sEETENCED-Jose
Wier and David Driskell clerks employed By the
Pacific Hardware and Steel Company al the
corner OF Seventh and Howard streets. pleaded
guilty 10 petty larceny charge yesterday be-
$50 worth Of pistols
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Policemen and Citizens should Carry

That is, pocket knives-for they can bsi
bought at the right prices Of Scoltzg
Cutlery and Barber supply House, 183S
Fillmore ST.. above Suffer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
cALIFoRNrAvs IN PAR1s.

PARIS. Sept. ga. A. Nor tagne of
Berkeley registered at the Call Herald
Bureau today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30

Geo. W. Lane has removed his law
Office to 100 Sutter St, cor. Laguna- .
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Liquors

Blue Grass-A Kentucky whisky
that sustains the reputation OF
its birthplace; reg. So gallon.
special $3.50
Wfne-Triple A Port or Sherry:
the invalids wines-or a good
requisite for these strenuous
times; regular 75c per bottle:
Beers-Bohemian or Budweiser:
special per dozen quarts. 1925
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
SIPS Waists for 55c

Nearly 1000 patterns in this
lot; made of white Oxford;
the material by the yard is
worth s1.o0. This whole line
of s1.25 patterns, sale price
each .35c
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
ST Waists for 25c

1900 patterns in this lot; fine
quality India Linon; mate
rial alone by the yard is
worth 75c- This entire line
of s1.oo patterns. while they
last, each. .. 2Jc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
FL hOmbre que rie.
OESOE PAT|LLAS

El entierro del EtTor Rlcci, que
tuvo etecto antsAyer, fl6 muy concu
rrido. Puede desirGe que asistio ell
pueblo on masG. Despidieron el due
10 los sefiores Cervoni, que esGuvo
elocuentisImo, Gonzklez, Castsgnet y
Lebr6n.
Rlcci fgur6 dssde haze largus AMOS
en- los partidos liberAleS y contribute
en- gran manerA al triunfo de nueatrs
Gauss, en- su direction personal , sui
medios pecuniarios. Ain 30 recuerd'
el s de Noviembre, en que los unionis
tas veucieron en- Pa!illas. Ricci OBJ
SEQ MO & loa corrslIglonarios victorio
sosyIe ls VIC alegre y eip endid'
compartir 10 IatiItAcc6n general,
Sc nos aGegurR que la lerd1da o
sse amigo produce hondo pesAr entr
cuantos le conocieron.
DeEcsnce en- pIE,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
JuEG0S A7LETICOS

Los iuegos atletioos de Ia aSoeia
ci6n de las escuelss pdblicas Sc lleva
ran CAbo ell s&bado, u de Mayo, en
ell HIp6dromo de San Juan, mpezan'
do & las dos de la tArde. La compA-
MIA del trolley suministrarS carros,
ademSs de los de coItrmbre, que sal
dram de lA plaza principal de una ,
media & dos La Banda de 10 Polcia
IuSulAr ameniz sra ell Icto,
En- el pre- grsma 6guran Corridsi
de 1C0 yardaS, 220 yArdss, cusrto de
mills, media millA, l2O yardas cor
obstAculoI, media millA con cuStrc
paradAs, sAlto alto, Ialto largo, hFa
da de la balA de IL librAF, J tiradA d
| 10 pslota. En- eStos iuegos tcmArAE
pArte 81 j6vsnes repreSsntando 10 Alt'
EseuelA de Ponce, laa EIcuelaI de Qua
yama, 10 Industrial de San Juan, Il
Normal Y 10 de Agriculture dc Ri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
Por delito de traicion.
tres alemaneS condenados

Leipsc Mayo 11.-Se ha descubierto un delo de alta
trac6n contra Aemania Tres aemanes vendan seretos
de la armada nacional Turquia Russia Estados Unldos
Consttuy6e e consejo de gaerra recb6 declaracones
compus6 documentos esm6 que la prueba es bastante
para pronuncar veredicto En- consecuenca contra los
tres tradores Sc pronunc6 pena de s6n perpetual con
trabaios forzados Ell ncdente emoc6n profun
da en- todo e pals una indignation nmensa en- marina
" eiercto La severldad de- Conseo responde las I'M
lpresones del espiritu publco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
China anti>extranjera
Chinos q las aduanaS

Pekfn Mayo II. Ell gobierno imperial publca un
edcto anunclando e nombramento de o6caes de
Aduana que seran natvos tot4idad Dddase 81 es'
ia resouc6n infringe convenio diploma entire China
Inglaterra en- 1893 segun cua corresponda esta dt
ma e control aduanero rs ndcutble que proyecto es
una demonstration de anestrangersmo reazada fran
oueza la az del mundo Sdponese que e inhujo del ia
Don de sus vctoas contra Rusa da alien os China pa
ra responder al senmento general recobrando autor
dad interior con la possible rapdez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-11
De BARRAAQU|TAS
La cosecha de tabaco. Co
Iecta popular en- favor de
San Sebastian
LOS REPUBLICANS
Nuestros adversarios pierden
terreno en- Barros. MO
nopolio del pan

La cosecha de tabaco he results.
do esplendids. CalcdiAse que oil pI-
nero dc quintales do 10 aromAtlca hoia
cecolectados en- ests localidad adcl1a
sntre 4 y 5000. Compradores de All
bonito, Comer.o, GusyAnlllA y otrcs
oueblos han adquirido partidas In
,ortantes las que han psgado a bue'
aos precios. N6tsse muchs animacif q
,ntre los sgricultores que 90 disporen
( cul.ivAr en- geands sicala el prscis-
DO iruto. Creese que 10 pr6xima CO.
,scha sera Abundanti,ims, 81 alRdn
incidents impreviato no 10 echA q per-
der, solo hacs fAltA que 10 sPortc-
Rican Lssf Tobacco Company insta!e
una oficina on cate pueblo para faci.
Jtar las trAnsaccione'. Saberos per
eonducto fiedigno que sl municipio
sasG dispuesto & regular & dicha EN-.
presa un espaoioso solar, liemprs que
esta 10 utilize en- construir un edihcio
para o6cinss.
~ La colecta popular iniciada por
nuestro alcalde para suxtliAr & las
yictImss de 10 cAt&strc fs de San Sc
bsati&n alcanz6 & 10 sum = do cineuenta
dollars, cantidAd que tu6 rsmittda al
alealde del pueblo detenido.
-se nos informs que sl partidc
rspublicauo pierde terrsno On Barros.
La idea unionistA Adqulere pr6selitos
en- sQuellos camp que hasts aver
tueron vsrdaderos eriales doude ro
, gsrminabAn les simlentes del patrio'
. tismo.
-Hace mas do dos amos que exia.
10 aquf un trust que ha monopollz do
sl uegocio del pan. Pero. como los
pusblos tisnen 10 que 90 msrecsn cree
| | mos que estk dem&s defender q loS que
aceptan sin protessa que 90 les explo.
10.
Il ~Los 0 norss QUE tuvisron cssas
en- los solarsz que actu ailments estAn
desoeu upAdos dsbsn sabsr que, sermt'
nado el nusvo plazo dc dos mssss qua
81 Ayuntamisnto Ice hs sonCsdido pa
lra que sdifquen, perderGn TODD dsrs'
Icho & diehos solares.
-Personas entendidas en- asunso'
\. administrAtivos criticAn 10 secci6n e
~ dc 10 nueva Ley Municipal, iuzga ADO
a. liz an6mala y arbltraris. Dicese qu'
diehs secci6n resulta un obstAeulo Pc
ra 10 formAci6n del. r r .supuestc, sobr
)" todo On los pueblos que hsce pcco rs
=, cobr aron 81 independents mum clpAl
n. CoRREsPoNSAL.