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The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
in which she is making her farewell
tour through the States.

in which she is making her farewell
tour through the States.
Robert COe is soon to reside In the
Smalley place, which he has just
purchased OF f. H. Turkington:
Miss Carrie Bronson of Waterbury is
a guest at j. M. Skilton's.
Mrs J. M. SkiltOn and Mrs Robert
Skilton went to the National w. Q. T.
U. in Hartford. and we're in attendance
at the Governor reception in the
Capitol. George Skilton accompanied
his mother. It was all fine, the splen-
did speakers, the large gatherings In
Parsons Theater, the noble women
working in the glorious cause of help.
ing to make CUR country better.
The ladies on Sunday evening car.
ried on a missionary meeting in the
chapel.
Julius Rylander is to occupy Joseph
Roots house.
Frank Terrill, who resides upon the
Charles Randall farm, is in poor
health. He has been suffering with
hemorrhages.
A very pleasant Halloween party
was given by Mr. and Mrs James Skill
ton. Jennie Dixon, Grace and James
Allen and Frank Tuttle Of Winstec
were guests, with other friends. 1t
was very pleasant gathering.
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Quickly turned
into flesh

and blood. Linonine differs radically
from animal emulsionS-it is as sweet
as cream, and is quickly turned into
flesh and blood, it is SO easily assimilat-
ed. The stomach relishes Linonine. 1t
stimulates the appetite. When you
suffer from bronchitis or coughs and
colds fat is being lost constantly and
in no small quantity, together with
much alhumen of the blood. LIMO
NINE provides fat and albumen, re-
building the shrunken and weakened
tissues and sending new blood coursing
through the veins. 1t Is wholly vege'
table-flaxseed oil, Irish moss, euca.
lyptus, etc, and is pleasant and GER
tain cure for bronchitis, coughs, colds,
and wasting diseases.
Linonine cured me of distressing
cold that threatened pneumonia.
never felt worse in my life than I die
q week ago, nor better than DO to-day
Linonine is marvellous medicine
Timothy H. Foster, Bell Island, South
Norwalk, Conn.
At all drug stores-25c, soc, 81.
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in Danbury, last Saturday.
Mrs Tuttle expects to move into
David Wheeler's tenement house, this
week.
Mrs Howard Hickox from Water
town visited her mother, recently.
Faith Hubbard from Torrington is
visiting her aunt, Mrs G. A. Stiles.
Mrs E. II. Brown has gone to New
Haven to spend the winter with her
sister.
Miss Daisy Osborne is entertaining
friend.
Miss Jennie Human is having her
home remodeled in the colonial style.
Miss Ida Wooster is staying with
Mrs Margaret Atwood.
Curtiss Smith has been entertaining
bis sister from New York.
Miss Katharine Johnson has re.
turned to her home, after spending a
week with Mrs G.. A. Lamphier in Wa
tertOwn.
Mr. and Mrs Morgan from Morris are
guests at Mrs Walter HicOck's.
Miss Daisy Osborne entertains a
cousin.
Mrs Burr Tuttle is quite sick. Hel
sister from Ansonia is caring for her
Mrs DR. Page from Mt Vernon visit
ed her brother, Curtiss Smith.
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THE HOrCHKIssvILLE NOTES.


Mrs Rabbits son, Ernest, of CRANKY,
visited her for a few days, recently.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Kierney COM
menced housekeeping in the south
part OF the first Dutch Row house, last
week.
Charles Buckingham was i'll with
rheumatism and crick in the back, last
week.
At 6 O'Clock last Thursday evening,
while Edward Leavenworth was pre-
sparing to harness his horse on the cut
lery shop green, the animal became
anxious for it's supper and started down
the street on a wild rush for sweet
home, knocking down James Coils and
cutting cash near his eye. Edward
the best they could, and, borrowing
Albert e. frances horse, they soon
arrived at home and found their horse
complacently eating grass upon the
hillside.
William Clay entertained his neph-
ew, Mr. Howe, Of Walden, N. Y, last
week
Mrs T. Fox of Meriden is nursing
Mrs William Buckingham. She has
her youngest child, Cora, with her.
Rev George B. Dusenberre Of the
Methodist church in North Woodbury.
and Mr. Brown of Waterbury made
some good remarks at Sunday school
on Sunday afternoon.
! Mr. and Mrs James Higgins are to
move into the house vacated by Fred.
erick A. Smith.
Mrs Pearson has returned from a
visit and found that 80 of her pullets
had strayed away.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
Miss Dana Of Amherst, Mass.
Miss Kate Smith visited fri

Miss Dana Of Amherst, Mass.
Miss Kate Smith visited fri in
Seymour, last week.
Mrs G. A. ISham visited her sons in
Waterbury, last week.
Miss Fannie Garlick of Waterbury
visited her sister, Mrs Frank Knox,
Mrs F. A. Minor and Miss Shook
have returned from their visit to Wa
terbury.
Messrs Herbert and Corwin Grfswold
attended the funeral of their brother
in New Haven on Sunday.
Mrs Helen Logan of Bridgeport is
visiting her sister, Mrs Watson Fris-
bic.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Chapman spent
the night at John Capewell's, last
week, and called on other friends in
town. They sail on the 5th for Flori-
da. On their return in the spring
they will locate near Cheshire, having
sold their place in Naugatuck.
Miss Lillian Minor OF Waterbury
visited her parents over Sunday.
Mrs A. w. Mitchell, ST., is quite in.
disposed.
The marriage is announced of Will.
liam Shaw and Miss Grace Terrill,
daughter of BARTLETT Terrill.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Boyd are spend.
ing a few days. at the home OF his
brother, Edward S. Boyd.
| Miss MarjnrY Oatman of New York
is the guest Of Miss Sarah Linsley fol
a week.
Miss Inez Crofut has returned from
a few days. visit IN Bethel.
| Miss Julia Marshall OF New York II
spending a few days at the Stiles
house.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
PAIN IN BACK
AND LIMBS
is PRETTY SURE TO MEAN
RHEUMATISM.
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Mr. Frand Little, a wellknown citi-
zen Of Portland, Ionia county, Mich,
was cured of a severe case of rheuma-
tism by DR. Williams Pink Pills. In
speaking about it recently, he said:
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l would come home wet through and
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my constant exposure to the cold and
| was run down and in no. condition to
| withstand disease and about five years
ago began to feel rheumatic pains in
| my arms and across my back. My arms
and legs grew numb and the rheuma-
tism seemed to settle in every joint SO
that could hardly move, while my
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ssMy wife was also troubled in about
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DR. Williams Pink Pills actually
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such diseases as rheumatism, nervous
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: nervous headaches, neuralgia and ever
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These pills are for sale by all drug
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ceipt of price, SOC per box, six boxes 70
81 SO, by the DR. Williams Medicin
Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09

Ten Passs.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
KENT.
ALL THE LOCAL NEWS.
600
ALSO

ALL THE LOCAL NEWS.
For the second time in recent years,
Kent has had the unusual incident OF
two brothers pitted against each other
IN opposite tickets for the office OF
representative in the legislature.
1'There are moments when one
wants to be alone" but the evening OF
the 18th Is one Of the times when you
shouldn't be. So come to q B. & q.
supper held at the congregational
church parlors from 6 until 10.
ADJUSTMENTS too numerous to men,
tion. Supper Is cents. All are cor
daily invited.
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BETHLEHEM.
APLEAsANT RECEPTION.

A PLEASANT RECEPTION.
Mr. and Mrs Albert e. johnson gave
q reception to their friends, last week
Friday evening. About IS were pres
ent. Sandwiches, cake, ice cream and
coffee were served by the host. Mr.
and Mrs w. s. Crofut of Branford, Mr.
and Mrs Leslie p. Crane of West Ha-
ven and Samuel Allen of Southbury
were present. A most enjoyable even.
ing was passed. Mr. and Mrs johnson
received the congratulations of all and
hope they will have long and happy
married life.
The dance in the Town hall, Friday
evening, was we'll attended.
James r. Wickwire was up from
New Haven at John Green's, over
Sunday.
A. O. Lake and family visited at F.
r Lakes In Thomaston, Sunday.
Mrs N. L. Bloss, Mrs A. c. Lake and
Miss Elsie A. Lake spent Tuesday in
Washington, the guests of Mrs Viii.
liam Flower.
Miss Dolly Flower was up from Wa.
terbury, over Sunday.
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BANTAM.
NE1aHBoRHooD NOTES.

A Hatlowe 'en social was held at the
hall, last Wednesday evening, under
the auspices OF the V. Is.
In response to telegram received
on Monday morning of last week, Mrs
U. P. Bartholomew went on the after
noon train to New York. Mr. Bartholo-
NEW died about p. m. Mrs Bartho1o-
NEW reached the hospital one half hour
later. She came home Tuesday night.
The funeral was held on Thursday.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

James Huntington Tomlinson, son
of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Tomlinson, in
vited Is OF the babies with their
mothers to help him celebrate his first
birthday on last Saturday, November
3, 1t was a most enjoyable occasion.
Nearly all the babies we're under two
years of age. These present were Mrs
Henry Hitchcock and son. Mrs G. l..
q. Nichols and son, Mrs Samuel Pond
and son. Mrs Stanley Munsell and son,
Mrs James Ksmball and son, Mrs Viii
Minor and daughter, Mrs Howard
Cartwright, son and daughter, Mrs
Remus Harvey and two daughters,
Mrs Clifford Hicock and son, Mrs w.
D. Rich and SOD, Mrs F. 3. Peck and
grandson ana Mrs Chester Fowler and
daughter, Mrs Bloomfield and son.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
WOODBURY.
A MARRIAGE Anniversary

A MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY.
A large number of neighbors and
friends gave Mr. and Mrs Frank Win
ton surprise on Monday evening,
the occasion being their Goth ami
versary. A valuable gift Of money
was given them, and a most enjoyable
time was reported. All joined in
wishing Mr. and Mis- Wintun many
more happy anniversaries.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
NEW HAVEN COUNTY
sOUTHBUR1.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
Miss Benton from Morris is visiting
Mrs Walter Hicock.
Matthew Iljnman and brother we're
in town over Sunday.
The members OF the Congregational
church had business meetiag. last
Wednesday evening, and decided to
put in furnace and also do some re-
pairing on the church.
Charles J. Human was home over
Sunday.
Miss Jessie O. Sa nford visited friends
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
MORRIS.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
Mrs Lyman Whittlesey is at the
Flower hospital, New York, for few
days.
The Literary club met, this week,
with Fl. K. Stockbridge, subject, Zone
of Shakespeare's plays: Macbeth"
Some of the club went to Waterbury
to hear Modjeska as LADY Macbeth"
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
..Brr LINES FROM MAcEDoN1A."

''BEE LINES FROM MACEDONIA.
Names Of pupils not absent or tardy
during the month of October: Floyd
Barton, Mabel Chase, Martha Chase,
Stephen Chase, Harold Darling, Laura
Darling, .Maude Rowland, Milton
Lane, Marjorie Peters. Genevieve Pet
ers, Mildred Smith, Amelia Wathley,
Francesca Wathley, Rose Wathley;
Carrie L. Stone, teacher.
Mrs Marie Skiff is visiting at w. X.
Stones.
Mrs Sarah Bates and children of
Cornwall are at r. A. Chase's.
]. A. Peters Is improving short va
cation at making repairs about his
place.
Frank and Theresa Wathley and
Grace Smith drove to Lime Rock, Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs G.. G.. Hungerford of
Sherman were guests at w. X. Stones
last week.
Antoine Wathley has beeh taking a
sick rest for q few days, which
for one Of Tony's working habit Is a
trial.
One of our citizens has imported q
pair Of boots from Chicago. They are
No IL and the farmers of this vicinity
regret they arrived too late to be OF
service treadipR in the silos.
r. A. Chase & Sons are getting out
ties on Preston Mountain.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
NEWSY NOTES,

NEWSY NOTES.
Mrs Joseph Gallond, an elocutionist
from Waterbury, gave several recita-
tions at the Woman's club, Monday
afternoon.
Miss Annie Galpin is entertaining
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-09
FArlOUs STRIKE BREAKERS.

The most famous strike breakers IN
the land are DR. Kings New Lie Plus.
When liver and bowels go on stIike,
thev quickly settle the trouble. and the
rurifyinp work goes right on. Best
cure for constipation, headache and
Dizziness. Csc at r. 81. Beers &
Co., Newtown; Belts s. Belts, Sandy
Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; W: n: No
BILE, New Milford; E. J. buckingham,
Huntingdon; Allen Joyce, Rox6ury
Station; G.. w. Hurlburt & Co.. Rox-
bury; J. M. Sullivan, Redding Ridge;
Connery Bros, Georgetown; W. B.
Hawley, Sherman; Honan & Soule
Charlottesville; Smith Bros, CORNWALL
Bridge, Edwin 81. BeardS]ey, New
Preston, George E. Frink. Fails
Village; E. S. Fairchild & Son, Nlchois
druggists.
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ii entierro de la
sonora DIaz de Fa bian

A la hora indicada, 4 las cinco V
media de la tarde de aver, Sc verif-
co el entierro de~a virtuosa V respe-
table sonora dora Vicenta Dfaz de
Fabian.I
El acompa6amiento fu6 numeroso
y distinguido.
Despidi6 el duelo, con su habituai
elocuencia, nuestro distinguido ami
go don Antonio Alvarez Nava, que
hizo Tin bellfsimo discurso de tonos
conmovedores y hermosfsimos. en-
commando las virtudes de Ia muerta.
La oraci6n de nuestro e1ocuente
amigo fue un hermoso tribute paqa-
do la memoria de la venerable an
clana, cuya muerte ha sido general
mente sentida en- esta ciudad.
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SALUD PUBLICA

Una de las necesidades mas i'm
.portantes de la isla, hoy dfa, es la
revision completa y formar uu cuer-
po de ley de las muchas 6rdenes, or
denanzas y leyes de sandal. Ain
cuando debe darse mucha libertad 4
los consoles municipales con res
pecto a los detalles y metodos de
hacer cumplir la ley en- cada muni-
cipalidad, sin embargo, la base de
toda ordenanza, municipal 8 de otra
fndole, debe ser ciertos principles
fijos comprendidos en- los Estatutos
de la lsla. dOnde sean acceSibles con
facilidad 4 las autoridades munici-
pales y a la policfa, cuyo debcr es
velar por ell cumplimiento dc los
mismoS. Debe tenerse cuidado en-
evitar confictos de autoridad entire
los varios funcionarios encargados
de hacer obervar las leyes santa
rias, y adn cuando, .debe tomarse to-
da precauci6n para proteger la salud
de Ia isla, sin embargo, no debe
aprobarse ninguna' ley de caracter
tan extreme g. tan diffcil de hacer
cumplir, que venga a derrotar e1 fin
m1Smo que Sc propone.
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mensaie del
Gohernacaor Winthrop
continuation de la L. paginsl

Una dificultad seria que Sc en-
cuentra por Ell Departamento de ms
trucclon, en- los esfuerzos que hace
para ampliar ell ndmero de escuelas
rurales, es La falta de solicitantes
para ell cargo de maestro rural. De
las varlas recomendaciones que Sc
han hecho para remediar esta si-
tuaci6n, la mas efcaz serfa el au-
mento de la remuneration de ests
clase de maestros que hiciera 4 esos
cargos sufcientemente atractivos pa
ra llevar a ellos un nimero adeci1a.
do de persona debidamente capaci-
tadaS
81 Ell estado economico no prohibiese
ese aumento creo que al aumentar los
sueldoS- los maestros rura1es. no
tan solo serfa un acto de iusticia sino
que Seria una medida de atlas con-
secuencias s en- ell desarrol1o de nues-
tro Slstema eScolar. La conserva-
c1on de unas cuantas escuelas atlas,
donde los nifios que eStan en- condi-
clones de dedicar I'm nimero de afYos
a la instruction, pueden recibir en-
sefianza en- estudios mas avanzados
es esenclal; pero, en- vista de la asip-
naci6n limitada que puede dedicarse
a esa rama del gobierno, ell bien de
la mayor parte de la poblaci6n debe
ser nuestra primera idea. Mas atin,
me parece que Serfa de lamentarse
grandemente, ST no recOnocieramos
los enormes beneficiss que han de
der1varse de las eScuelas industria-
les y de agricultural. Concediendo
lmportancia de la instruction secun-
darla, es mucho mas necesario que
I'm gran numero de j6venes tengan
la oportunidad de obtener conoci-
inientoS profesionaleS en- las varia s
industrias, de manera que, esten Sc
guros de ganarse la vida en- todo
tempo, con preferencia 4 que hayan
unoS pocoS sobreSa lientes en- 1itera-
tura 8 arte.
ST el estado de la hacienda 10 per
mite, me tomo la libertad de lamar
vuestra atencion 4 las ventaias de
establecer parques de recreo en- las
c1udades mayores donde las nifias Y
niflos puedan hacer eiercicios al aire
llbre y Sc insp1ren en- aque1los habi-
tos de discipline y compostura, tan
lmpOrtantes en- e1 contacto que sub
siguientemente habran de tomar con
ell mando. La conveniencia de una
escuela de enfermeraS, donde las
j6venes de Puerto Rico, puedan pre-
pararse para ell trabajo entire los po-
bres y enfernos, merecedora es de
vuestra consideraci6 Una institu-
clon de esta clase seria bien recibida
Ell esta isla, en- donde las obras de
caridad y benevolencia sc estiman
altam ente.
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CAMINOS Y PUENTES

Una de las formas de mas impor-
tancia en- que puede ayudarse los
intereses agrfcolas de la isla, es la
construction de caminos y puentes
que presten salida facil y economical
a los productos del interior. En-
nuchas parties de la is1a, debido la
condicion de las veredas, Ell costo de
transporte de las cosechas vendib1es
a la costa para embarques, es casi
prohibitorio. Una vez que Sc ten
gan buenos caminos, estos distritos
qnedar an abiertos al cultivo con lu-
Gro y Ell dinero que ahora Sc gasta en-
e1 transporte pa sara al bolsillo de los
habitantes. Els de desearse viva
mente, sin embargo, que los caminos S
insulares Sc construyan de acuerdo
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ante Ia Legislature de Puerto Rico
por TN rtinero de affos, Y 10 reco-
micndosa vtiestra consideration du-
rante esta session,
Otros asu11tossde importancia, d los
cuaies no Sc hs hecho referencia EN-
este mensaje, indudablemente seran
objeto de vuesta consideration du-
rarite los proximos dos meses; estoy
SECURE de que segdn Sc vayan pre-
sentado, habreis de considerarIos con
saba perspicacia. y maduro iuicio
hevando por la norma la prosperidad
y felicidad futura de Ia Isia en- SUI
totalidad.
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On Pielnlo para los d1buJanteS
Anoche, en- ell salon de conferen-
cias del Ateneo de Puerto Rico. cele-
bro su primera Junta la Directiva de
la Association de Escritores Artistas.
lmportantes acuerdos Sc tomaron sien-
do los mas fnteresantes los siguientes;
-Legalizar la constitution de la so
ciedad para 10 cual Sc enviar&n dos
cepias del reglamento de la misrna 4
las oficinas de gobierno q fin de ser
sancionadas por la autoridad cores
pondiente
-Aceptar ell proyecto de especta-
culo d benefcio de la Association.
ofrecido por Ell sefior vocal Velez L6-
PEE; dicho espectaculo lfrico-literario
ha de tener lugar en- Ell teatro del
Parque. Sc nombr6 una comisi6n
compnesta de los senores Arteaga.
Cesteros, nuestro compafero Perez
Losada, Vizcarrondo Velez Lopez,
para organizar y dirigir e1 espectacu-
10 antedicho
-Abrir un concurso para los ar
tistas dibujantes de Puerto Rico. a fin
de adquirlr un diploma de socio Y un
sello con destino la sociedad. Sc
concedera al autor del diploma un pre-
mlo de veinte dollars otro premio
de diez dollars al autor del dibuio
para ell sello Las alegorfas demas
orlas Sc dejan d juicio de los artistas
que tomen parte en- el concurso, pu-
blicandose ell programa correspondent
tc su debido tempo.
-Nombrar una comisi6n compues-
ia de los sefiores Fernandez Juncos,
Arteaga, Gordils, Cesteros Lewis
para que visiten al senor Gobernador
de Puerto Rico el jueves pr6ximo CO.
municandole la constitution de la So
ciedad
-Aceptar la renuncia del senior
Crist6bal Real, vocal de la Asocia-
c6n.
Asistieron los senores Fernandez
Juncos, Arteaga, Cesteros, Gordils,
Perez Losada, Real fRomualdo) Viz
carrondo, Velez Lopez y Lewis.
Ell entusiasmo que .reina entire los
sehores de la directiva es cada vcz, g.,
mas creciente.
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Maestro benem6rita

La sefiora Antoinette Werzi, de-
la calle E3a, al este de New York
fue sentenciada Ell jueves a tres me
ses de Penitenciarfa. Pasaba Dor
maestro de escuela, y en- cierto mo-
do 10 era. Sc parade 4 las ruertas
de las escuelas municipalities, y des-
pues de echar TN vistazo los mn
chachos, escogfa los que mas ade-
cuados lie parecfan y Sc los llevaba 4
su casa para darles classes de tinos
Atestiguaron contra ella cinco nif15s.
pup1los suyos, variando sus edades
entire VA amos.
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con TN plan bien defnido comple-
tandose cada tino en relaci6n con los
que va existen y son en- su exten-
sion possible 4 otras localidades en- Ia
futuro. Por consiguiente sugiere que
|antes de hacerse asignaci6r1 a1o,,na
para esa clase de obras. Sc adopte
TN sistema general lie intersectar las
carreteras instlares con la idea de
conssruir cada afio, aquellas porcio-
mes que ell estado de nuestra hacienda
permita. Llamo vuestra atenci6n 4
las recomendaciones contenidas en-
el informe del Comisionado del Int
rior sobre este punto.
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el aviso de que los sinicstros
liquidadores persisten en- su
empefio y han conseguido que
el tlltimo parrafo del mensaje
sirva de pomposo anuncio al
colossal remate que Sc proyecta.