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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
IN JUSTICE TO Mr.. VAN ErTEN

Yesterdays Appeal contained
statement that the ballots voted in
this county last Tuesday were printed
in Reno contrary to law
Some friends of Mr.. Van Etten
complain that the statement does not
contain all the facts OF the case
In justice to Mr. Van t.tten the Ap-
peal desires to state that he, as coun-
ty Clerk. ordered them printed az
the News office. The News was rush
ed with work and sent them to a
Reno office. This Office happened to
be also rlshe,: with work and sent
them to a printing office in Sacra-
mento. where the work was done.
While this printing was contrary ia
the statutes which provides tnat the
ballots must he printed IN the county
where they are voted. it was in no
way the fault of Mr.. Van Etten, the
Republican county clerk.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
PROSPECT OF OIL IN THE
WALKER DISTRICT

RENO. Nov. 10-EllSworth Oldt,
who went to the Walker Lake Indian
reservation opening, is of the belief
that he has located some ground on
the west slope cf the Mount Grant Sec
ton that will prove to be good Oil
ground. On one of his locations he
picked up what local assayers and
chemists say is genuine asphaltum,
and this is generally found where pc
troleum exists with depth. The shale
that accompanies oil bearing sands
was also noticed by him. A further
examina ton of the surface shOWlnSs
will be made by experts in the oil
business and in the event of favor
able report a company will be organ
ibed ani work Of prospecting for oil
will be started.
In the event of oiI-no matter cl
wha- grade-beins found II would he
worth more than gold mine and
there would he no danger OF an over
production. Southern Nevada is prob
ably the richest mineral section n
;hn entire world. II is also one Of the
most barren section 50 far as timber
and coal are concerned. Hundreds of
mines are already producing ore and
all indications are that there will be
thousands more Of them in few
years. Cheap fuel is badly wanted
at the mines and oil at home would
solve the problem. There are other
sections in different directions from
Gcldfield where prospectors who have
been in he oil fields say that the
surface indications are good. but n
the mad rush for gold and silver ledg
es no attention has been paid %
them
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
SILVER Will CONTINUE TO
RISE

DENVER. Colo. Nov. 10.-"Silver is
going to reach a price of seventy-six
cents or better within two years and
it is going to hold that price" said
George w. Roberts. director Of the
United States mints in an interview
here today.
Il believe that hundreds of silver
mines throughout the west which
nave been smut down for more than
n years on account o. the fall in
price, will be opened again within
year. simply becauss the price Of the
metal will make it worth while Mr..
Roberts continued.
And, further let ne state {his is
no speculative or boom market. The
price of seventy-one cents today will
be better next month. and il will stead
Y and naturally advance point at a
me unit; l,Z> mark, possibly near
.ghty, will be reached.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
SOME POLITICAL ECHOES

his intention of retiring from the
fight as a subernatorial candidate. lie
refused to come back on the grounds
that Attorney General Sweeney and
Controller Davis had both come into
the fight upon his announcement that
he was not a candidate.
Both these candidates not only Of
fered to retire in his favor but urged
his acceptance of the nomination and
it is safe TO say that from the mo-
ment he took the standard OF the par
IL it means victory for the ticket.
The Republicans were iazed by the
change Of the battle lines and open
ed q campaign OF vilificatiOn.
The first attack was upon Sparks
and Sweeney. Sparks replied to this
traducer in d wav tnat spiked his guns
Ut The onset ana wnen Sweeney was
charged with misappropriatins the
campaign funds OF TWO years ago ds
tAairn an Of The Central Committee.
ne produced vouchers for every dol
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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS

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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
ENTIRE FAMILY THREATENED.

NARYSVILLE. November "A
case where a whole family is threat
aned with determination through the
effects Of typhoid fever germs is re-
ported from Sutter County.
rre1 harrington, Sutter City, and
tis wife have the disease its worst
stagcs. and the doctors have small
hopes of his recovery. The children
were stricken this week, ana 1t 'S
feared the complaint will develop n
their cases as seriously as in the
aarents. an examination OF the wat
nr used by the family has been dr.
lered.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
SWEET STRAINS

The Royal Hawaiian Band viii ap-
pear at thc Opera House I-"Xt Iues-
day evening and musical treat IS
IL store for all.
Tho Hawaiian music is fascinating
and harmonious and when rendered
by the native band, which is perfect
" drilled, ad skillfully conducted. it
receives an added charm which makes
ii delightful to the ear.
Seats are now on sale.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10

The tremendous over confidence dis
played by the Republicans in the re-
cent state campaign has many inten-
sely humorous sides to it.
The leaders counted up the presi-
Dental votes two years ago and ar
rived at the conclusion that the Silver
party had gone out OF business for
good and that the democracy was
corpse forever
They overlooked the fact that the
presidential vote was not fair lndi-
cation OF the political status Of Ne
vada.
The knowing ones turned TO the
congressional vote as the better index
Of the condition Of state politics.
The democrats elected their con-
.ressman and this showed that the
state was normally democratic. Inc
Roosevelt. wave came on with a
mighty surge but the republicans mis-
took the foam al the top for real
water
The leaders assured the rank and
file that a nomina ton on the state
ticket meant an election and they
sent the orders down the line. to the
party organs to pipe up lay OF dis
content and make lOr Of noise 10
the effect that the democratic officers
were never TO be found in he capitol
building. While this was not true il
was thought to be a good way %
change votes.
Tie result either shows nat TIE
people of Nevada do not believe
their republican newspapers Or else,
believing these stories they prefer
absent democrats who don't attend
20 business to republicans who remain
in the building all the while and lift
s2o0,ooo from the scNool fund.
With all their seeming confidence
in the game they still went out t
hunt some one with the big sack II
respective of his experience in state
affairs. The offered the nomination
to several rich men and none OF then
wanted it until Mr. Mitchell, who ha
unlimited money, agreed to be th
standard bearer Mitchell figured tha
Sparks was out Of the fight and wit
the expenditure of, say S25,Ooo, n
would have a walkover.
AS soon as he accepted. the wor
went down the line that the "angel
or the sucker. put it as you will
had been found. There was rus
for the band wagon and seats wer
Ill demand.
Well, everything looked lovely an
il was a dead skinch" until at tn
fusion convention the party leader
insisted that John Sparks reconside
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
AT TIE METHODIST CHURCH

The Rev. Upton Z. Partridge, pas
tor Of The Methodist Episcopal church
at I-oyalton. California, will preach
al the Methodist Episcopal Church
each evening during the progress Il
the special meetings.
During the remainder OF this week
he will preach series Of sermons
from the following subjects. "What
il IS to be Christian" why Should
| he Christian?" How Shall I Be
gin to be Christiano' How May I
Know Whether ] am d Christian or
Not?'
The subject tonight will be What
is it to be a Christiano
A cordial invitation is extended to
You. DON. O. COLEROVE.
Pastor
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
THE BROWNIES ENTERTAIN

Margaret and John Brown er-or-
'ained a number Of their little friends
last Wednesday evening at Hal!ow-
cen party. The evening was pleas
antly spent with games and music
Courier Record.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
MANHATTAN ALMOST DEPOP-
ULATED BIT COPPER STRIKE

MANHATTAN, Nov. 10.-Manhat-
tan has had an excitement equal to
that OF the opening OF the Walker
Lake reservation, during the past
week. On Saturday last ~eme samples
OF copper ore We're brought to an as
say Office in Manhattan, and so large
4 percent Of copper was returned that
one Of tIe assayers was off before day
light the next morning to the locality
from which it came A few others
We're told of the find and they in turn
told Just a few friends. so that bv
evening OF Sunday not team could
be obtain d from stable in Man
haitian, and all horses owned by pri-
Nate parties. and even the mules 10
ing service on delivery wagons, were
impressed into service for the trip of
thlrty miles southwest. across Smok-
ey. valley to Bank Springs. where the
I men who had discovered the copper
veins We're encamped. The people are
still going to view the strike. and II
is estima ted that over 1000 claims have
been located. When one considers
hat this means over 2o,to0 acres. anl
cach locator declares he has gotten
tine-lool,ing ground, the size of the de
/ post may be imagined In all prob
ability there viii be some shrinkago
as Developments are made but just
/ now bonds are being taken on every
thing within a radius Of six miles ct
the original strike, and Greenwator Is
cutie cast into the shade, pr0spec
lively
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10

lowed by the commissioners OF Orms
by county:
Ed ReSan, salary .........25 60
}. p. Woodbury., salary % C1
James Easton salary - on
VIM Kinney, salary $50 o,
H. 3, Van Etten, salary ..l5o o,
}. G. Ellis, salary ....la0 on
+. E. Roberts, salary .. 100 90
q. n. Folsom, salary ... 60 60
A. ID. Grant, salary ......5O or
John Savage. janitor SO o.
j. E. Mack, engineer 80 0n
John McGillis, salary ......9O 90
A. +. Merkle, co. physician =. so 90
carson Water Co.. water ..12 %
w. L. Tel. Co. rent clock ..l CO
blackle Bros. paymt on bridge 100 Uo'
John g. Ellis, cash adv. ..6 co
John Smith, road work 0D
Job Smith, road work ..oS -
hnobloch care c. d. Matheson - 1,
|. e. Lewis, printing reg list. l57 %
AID. Ambrose, dep. sheriff .15 90
Rasmus Petersen. road work - 90
Chris Johnson, road work .21 90
VA III. kayser, hauling i 80
John Smith, road work 20 80
H. Heidenreich. rep. windows. i -
John S, Graham, painting cont 100 o.
John Adams, road work .39 90
IL. 1. krebs, med. attendance 10 40
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
SALE OF FANCY WORK

The ladies of the Christian Endeav-
or Society, connected with the Pres
bvterian church. will hold their an
nual sale of fancy work, pies cakes,
etc.. December 6 in the lecture room
of the church. Full particulars later.
n9td
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10

The price Of the Sunday dinner at
'he Briggs House tomorrow will be
35 cents to all but regular boarders,
who will be charged 25 cents as usual
Miss Elsie Sauve. who was stricken
with paralysis in Reno. is no better
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
CHURCH NOTICES

s.. Peters t,?iscopal-Eioly Euchar-
81 at s a. N. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon. II a. m.
evening prayer and sermon, 7:3o p m.
Presbytorian-Services al II a. II.
and 7:"" n. IT. Sunday school at
noon. Christian Endeavor at $50
d IN
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10

losenh Sauve and son are in town
today but will return soon to Reno
J, a. Hotaling. the engineer who
pulled the special train which carried
The machinery TO Goldfeld for the
Mohawk mine recently at an ennr-
nous HXoense, is wishing relatives Il
this city.
Grcenwater two weeks ago hadoniy
cnc woman resident, but now. not
withstanding the dCsOlate surround
incs on the verge Of Death Nallev
and he suggestive name Of Funeral
range at TIE base OF which the town
is situated. there 5 fair percenta ge
Of the female contingent This is a
verifcation Of the venerable axiom:
"If all the men in the world were on
one island and the women on another
how many poor women would be
drowned"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
Drs. BARkAN E. SEWALl

Socialists for Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat are now located at 1900 Cali
fornia ST., corner Van Ness Ave.
San Francisco.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
LOOK At THE GOOO THINGS
TO EAT
SOllOS

Shrimp Salad
Fish
Boiled Salmon with egg sauce
Boiled
Beef tongue with tomato sauce
Entrees
Steamed chicken with mushrooms
Breast of lamb. Dreaded. green peas
Gibet sauce on toast
Pineapple fritters with syrup
Roasts
Beef Veal Mutton Pork
Desserts
Apple Pumpkin Pear
Custard Pudding
Apples Grapes
Tea, coffee, milk, chocolate, cocoa
II. Il. Nighels and II. 4. Lennon
left this morning for Aurora. going by
- auto route
J. y Moynahan. the commercial
traveller, is in town
". Z. Barney, the Ramsey politi-
clan, who failed by only 100 votes 10
capture an office, is registered at the
Arlington
Mrs. Thomas Smith, formerly
Miss Annie Du11y, is the guest Of her
sIsrer-in-iaw. Mrs. Susie Mcpherson.
James AuGrain has accepted the
loa-t!cA v. bo0kbeeper with the State
I,@@- aaa Trust company.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
MONEY TO LOAN

For building purposes. payable in
small monthly installments
Lewis and Co n10tf
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
COMMITTEE MEETING

I'hro viii be q meeting OF the cOun-
= central committee at the Silver
Democratic Headquarters at 7.3O Sat
"Iday evening. A full attendance is
requested
SAM P DAVIS
CltAS DEADY. Secty. Chairman
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-10
CRMSEY COUNTY CLAIMS

The following claims have been a.
lowed by the commissioners OF Orms-
by county:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
oBLioiNo THE sHoPKEEPER.
Traveller Had Time to Try on Few
ai Garments. ,

Garments.
4 There has been a great deal of conn
plant of the way in which q certain
class Of shopkeepers try to force their
weres upon passers-by. says London
Tit-Bits. One man. a traveller. has
managed to get the better. of one of
these shopmen, clothing dealer, who
had a way Of almost dragging people
into his place. One day, shortly after
his arrival in London. the traveller
stopped f3r moment to examine n
coat hanging in front of clothing es-
Establishment, when the shopman
rushed out and asked:
Wont you try on some coats?" o
Il don't know but WILL responded
the traveller, consulting his watch. #
have some time to spare. Yes"
He went in and began to work. No
matter how often he found his fit he
called for more coats. and after he
had tried on thirty he looked at his
watch again, resumed his own gar
ments and walked off, saying:
Il won't charge anything for what
have done. believe in a man who'll
oblige another when he can. If I'm
ever this way again and you have any
coats to try on, I'll do all can to help
you."
What the shopkeeper said we are
not told, but it is not hard TO imagine
what he thought.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
1.-THE A. q: G. Excels."

Having attended other commercial
schools, previous to my enrolment at
Aaker's Business College. I believe |
can say that my testimony is based
upon actual experience and proof.
find that the A. b. C. does not adver.
ttse one thing and practice another
but that a person can rely upon it in
every respect. The school is strictly
modern in equipment, building and
methods of teaching. With pleasure
I recommend it to all those desiring
a good business education. For direct
information write to-
HANS OVERLY,
Binford, N. D.
Binford, N. D., 3-21-'06.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
Method il Hls Madness.

method IN HIS Madnee0.
The special mania Of an insane man
was the belief that he himself was q
poathed egg. One day he said to his
keeper, Il would like a piece Of toast. !"
1t YVES not at meal time, and the
keeper asked: Why do you want a
piece of toast now?"
Because" answered the man, 81
am tired, and I'd like to sit down!"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
The Retort Sitter.

why, howcd'ye dog" said the bar.
Der to his one-time customer.
"Howd'y'," snapped the latter.
You're stranger. I haven't seen
your face for long time"
That's odd. left most of it on
your razor the last time / was in your
shop
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
Remarkable Man.

"Popley seems to be quite an extra.
ordinary individual"
In what respect?"
TT appears that he can remember
quite a number of incidents connected
with his own boyhood that are fit to
repeat to his children"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
No let.un.

She says she was dying to speak
to you this morning when she saw
you," said the peacemaker.
"Why doesn't she, them" replied
the girl with the steely eye.
"You mean you'd like her to speak
to you?"
mo; die"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
On His Fathers Side,

+ Small Boy Gust home from SCHOOL,
Mamma, Miss Simpson says I'm de-.
scended from monkey.
His Mother (glancing severely at
her husband)-Not on my side, dar-
ling.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19

DR.. ). H. RlNDLAU1, (speciaIist),
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
Fargo, N. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-26
N0CHE-RDENA
EN- ARECIBO.
COntinla ALI eI tiemOO IIuViOsO J
dgSaBaCihIG.
[ q naestro oorregponseL ]

DiciembFe 25.--La Noche. e.buena pas6
anoche con gran algeria para muchos y
no pocas 'guaTapetas" para OtTos. Pa
rTandas J alegres grupos recorfieron toda
10 noche las GALES sin que hubiera que
lamentarse ningdn desorden nj la sala de
socorros tuvo trabajo, pues no hubo heri-
dos nj lesionados.
Solo hubo que lamentar el que no hui
biera la traditional miBa del gallo que es
complemento de esa alegrs noche.
Continda Ia animaci6n para 81 bale
que dar6 81 dia fltimo de Rfo el Casino
EHpafol, amenizado por la orqueeta de la
policfa insular.
Para 81 s6bado domingo anuncia
dos magnffcas funciones en- este teatro la
compaffa de Variedades en- las que 81 va
c6!ebre Caballo "Mascotta'', hara nueVas
habilidades.
AL teatro pues contemplar este famosO
matematico.
-Continda el tempo lluvioso desapa.
chile 10 que ha motivado aumento de las
afecciones gripales
-EI Bafor Msgaire anuncia para Ell
domir go su funci6n 4 benefcio del hospi.
tai de la Monserrate.
Sc espera esa noche nm Hsno complete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-26
DECRETO DEL ENPE-
rad0r de China.
Ia futuls Constitution del impelio-

He aquf 81 extractO del deereto del En-.
perador de China con motivo del estabIe.
cimiento de una Constitution que ACADIA
de llegaT de Iuglaterra.
El documento comienza por declaraT:
s'Conforme las inatrucciones de Su
Majestad Imperial, Ia Emperatriz viuda,
81 Emperador lanza 81 decTeto siguiente:
Despu6s de reeordar el envfo de una
mission especial encargada de visitar diver.
sas parties del mundc, ell decreto continlia
s.Nuestros altos omisarios, ell Duque
Tsai-Tse sus colegas, est6n "a de vuelta
de sns Wales, y en- todas sus informaciones
est6n unanimeS en- declarar que Ia priuci
pal causa de Ia situaci6n letr6grada de este
imperio, es debida 4 la falta de coDfanza
entle el trono u los minister's por una par.
to , Ia masa del pueblo por la otra.
Los funcionarios no saben proteger al
pueblo, y por otra paTte 81 pueblo no sabe
cuidar de Ia seguridad de su pals.
Los pafses extraDjeros se haCen ricoB Y
poderosos acordando una Constitution &
Ia masa del pueblo y otorgando todos el
derecho del suffagio.
"Por 10 que Sc refare & nosotros, anade
el d'creto, convene que nos diBpongamos
4 imitar al Gobierno de las naciones ex
tranjeras, estabieciendo una Constitution
cuYa direction suprema serk confada al
trono, en- tanto que los interesea de las ma.
saa serdn con6ados 4 los representatives
elegidos por el pueblo mismo''.
mos incumbe, pues, para comenzar,
hacer tOdaB las reformas necesaFias en- Ell
sistema de administration universal, re-
glamentar las fnanzas, los recuTsos de in.
gresos, reorganizar 81 ej6rcito y estabiecer
una poderosa gendarmerfa On todo el i'm
:perio.
.tDentro de algunos amos, queden esta.
blecidas las grandes lfneas de conducts,
llegar6 la hora de designar an dfa la inau'
guraci6n del Gobierno constitutional.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-26
0TRO lIBRO SENSACIO-
Nal EN- ALEMANIA.
El EmperadOr GuiIlsrmO y los Bizan-
tinOS.

Ell cable noticia que el Conde de Re.
venthow, considerable como autoridad en-
cuestiones navales, uno de los mas ar
dientes partidarios de Ia polftica imperia-
lista, ACADIA de escribir una obra llamada
q causar una profunda senbaci6n. Dicho
libro denuncia los defectos mas evidentes
de Ia vida polftica en- Alemania. Sc pu-
blicar& pr6Ximamente en- Munich, baio
el tftulo: GEL Emperador Guillermo y
los Bizantinos."
El Conde do Reventhow llama "Bizan-
tinos' los sicofantas cuya existencia y
potenCia son, q sus ojos, las plagas de Ia
polftica alemana.
Aunque el autor vitupsre Ia polftica
del Emperador, Sc abatiene en- Bu lealtad,
de toda crftica que pueda ofender directa.
mente al Soberano. Sin embargo, deja
entender que los males que Befiala se de-
ben Ia susceptibilidad del Emperador,
& su amor & la liEonja, 10 que hace que
su criterio polftico sea falseado por los
corteFanog.
''Esta situaci6n, dice el sefior de Reven-
thow, hace que exista una mala inteligen-
cia entire ell Emperador y Ia Naci6n, que
los inteEeses de 6sta est6n en- peligro.
81 autor vitupera tambi6n al Empera.
dor, de que Sc coupe de coHas fitiles en-
vez de dedicar todo su tempo los nego.
clos de! Estado, como 10 hacfa su abuelo
Guillermo de Prussia. Rssulta de clio,
que aunque So Majestad tenga muy bue-
mas iutenciones le es impossible cumplir
efcazmente con su mission de Monarea.
Las innegabIes cualidades oratorias que
pos6e han tenido los mss nocivoa efectog.
Los elogios de los cortesan & 10 han i'm
pulFado & Ia exageraci6n y & deciF con
frecuencia cosas que, despu6s, hubiera
querido mejor haber callado. Ell Bervi-
lismo sistem6tico ha fort9lecido en- 81 Ia
creencia absolute en- su derecho divine.
No ha llegado todavfa creerse infalibIe;
pero deseonoce en- les mortsles, & quienes
considera infsriores 6l, Ell derecho de
juzgar sus palabras sus actos. Por ESQ
es que las criticas de gus stibditos le pare
cen fuera de lugar, injustas insuItantes.
ESQ no impide que veces Teconozca sus
errores. SagGn Ell Conde de ReventhoW,
lamenta profundamente los actos indis.
cretos torpes que comete, cuyas desas
trosas consecuencias aprecia justamente.
A menudo pasa despierto, varias noches
seguidas, preocupado con los efectos de
aIg6n discurso toTpe imprudente, per.
judicial los int9Teses de Alemania.