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ACT NO. 80.
BY Mr.. Millsaps. Senate Bill No. 80
JOINT RESOLUTION.

BY Mr.. Millsaps. Senate Bi1l No. 80
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to Article
ninety-sevcn {87l of the Constitu-
ton OF the State of Louisiana, rel
alive to the office OF the Attorney
General of the State.
Section /. BE it resolved by the
General Assembly OF the State OF
Louisiana, twO-thirds Of all the men,
hers elected to each House concur
ring, that Article ninety-eeveu (97) Of
the Constitution Of the State Of LOU
fsiana be so amended a. to read as
follows:
Article nfnety-seven (97): There
shall be an Attorney Genera! for the
state. who shall be elected by the
qualified electors Of The State at large
every four years. He ehan be learn
ed In the law, and shall have actual-
~ resided and practiced law, as a
licensed attorney, In the state, Tor
five years preceding hiseiection: He
shall receive O salary OF ffve thous-
and dollars per annum. payable
monthly on hts own warrant.
Section 2 Be 1t further resolved.
etc.. IndC eAIS proposed 8nenuu1cut
shall be submitted to the qualified
voters OF the State for adoption or
rejection at the Congressional efec-
tiOn to be held In N November, nineteen
hundred and six. and that II adopt
cd, the same shall take effect on the
first day OF January 1907.
Section s. Belt further resolved.
ETC., That on the official ballots to
be used at said election, there shall
be placed the words: For the pro-
posed amendment to Article ninety
seven (97) of the Contribution of the
State OF Louisian;" and the words:
Against the proposed amendment
to Article ninety-seyen (97) OF the
Constitution OF the State OF Louisi-
ana:" and each elector shall Indicate,
as provided In the general election
laws Of the State. which Of the prop
Ositions, ''for" or against" he votes
for. j.. 4. SANDERS
q lent. Gov. and Prest. OF the Senate.
j. w. HYAMs.
Speaker Of House Of Representatives.
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ACT NO. 1S7

By Mr.. Wimberiy. House Bill No. 116
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing amendments to Articles
81, 80, 100, LOG and 131. and propos-
ing the repeal Of Article 105, OF the
Constitution of the State Of Louis
lana, relative to the judiciary de-
partment.
Section l. Be 1t resolved by the
General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana, two-thirds of all the men,
bers elected to each House concur
ring. That Article IS of the Consti-
tuition OF the State of Louisiana be
amended SO as to read as follows:
Article 50. The Courts of Appeal.
except as otherwise provided In this
Constitution. shall have appellate
Jurisdiction only. which Jurisdiction
shall extend to all cases. civil and
probate, when the matter In dispute
or the fund to be distributed shall
exceed one hundred dollars, exclusive
of interest. and shall not exceed two
thousand dollars exclusive OF inter-
est, and such appeal shall be upon
the law and the facts.
Section 2. Be It. further resolved.
ETC., That Article 80 of the Constitu-
ton OF the State OF Louisiana be so
amended as to read as follows:
Article 50. The Courts OF Appeal
They shall be citizens of the United
States and qualified electors OF this
State, learned In the law and shall
have practiced law In this State for
six years and shall have been actual
residents Of the district from which
they are elected or appointed for at
least two years preceding their elec-
ton or pointment. They shall re-
celve a salary OF four thousand dol
lars each per year, and the judges of
the Court OF Appeal for the parish Of
Orleans shall receive salary OF five
thousand dollars each per year pay
able monthly on his own warrant,
and the Legislature shall make ade-
Quate appropriation to pay the same.
Section 3. Be it further resolved,
ETC., That Article 100 OF the Constitu-
ton Of the State OF Louisiana be SO
amended as to read as follows:
Article 100. Exclusive of the par.
ishes whose appeals are returnable to
the parish OF Orleans, the State shall
be divided into two circuits, to be
subdivided into districts as herein
after provided. Until otherwise pro.
vided by law the parishes of East
Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge
Livingston, Tangipahoa, Washing
ton, St. Helena, Pointe Goupee, Iber
vile. st. Mary, Terrebonne, Assump
ton, Lafourche, Ascension, Calsasieu
Cameron, Vermillion. Lafayette, Ibe
ria ST Martin ST Tammanv Aca
tlia, East Feiiciana. West Feliciana
st. Landry and Vernon shah com
pose the first circuit, and be known
as the ''Court of Appeals First Cir
cult, State of louisiana" and tn,
parishes of Caddo, Bossier, Webster
Bieuville, Claiborn, Union, Lincoln
Jackson, Caldwell, Vim, Natchlto
ches. Sabine, DeSoto, Red River. Qua
chita. Richland, Franklin, Catahoula
Concordia, Tensae, Madison, Eas
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ACT NO. 100.
All NJ. IL.
BY Mr.. Beale. Senate Bill No. 80.
JOINT RESOLUTION.

All M. liz.
BY Mr.. Beale. Senate Bill No. 90.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to Article
PSI Of the Constitution OF the State
OF louisiana, relative to drainage
districts.
Section /. Be 1t resolved by the
General Assembly of the State of Lou
isiana, two-thiPds Of all the men,
hers elected to each house concur
ring, That an amendment to the
Constitution OF the State of Lou
isiana be submitted to the qualified
electors OF the State for their approx
al or rejection. as required by Article
32l OF the Constitution. at the Con-
gressiOnal election ON the first Tues
day next following the first Monday
In November, 1906, amending Article
Isl OF the Constitution 80 as to read
as follows:
Article 2Sl. Municipal corpora
lions. parishes, school districts and
drainage and sewerage districts, the
City of New Orleans excepted, when
authorized to do so, by q vote of a
majority In number and amount OF
the property Taxpayers, qualified as
electors under the Constitution and
laws OF this State, voting at an cleo
tiOn held for that purpose. after due
notice Of said election has been pub
lished for thirty days In the official
journal of the municipality or parish,
and where there Is no official Journal,
In newspaper published therein,
may incur debt. and Issue negotiable
bonds therefor to the extent of one
tenth of the assessed valuation Of the
property within said municipal cor
pOratiOn, parish. school, drainage or
Sc werage districts as shown by the
last assessment made prior to the
submission of the proposition to the
property taxpayers as above prOvid-
ed, and may be authorized by the
property taxpayers. voting at said
election, to levy, and assess special
taxes upon property subject to taxa
ton in the parish, drainage districts,
corporation, school or sewerage dis
| tricts; provided that said taxes so
imposed do not exceed five mills on
the dollar Of the assessed valuation
In any one year. nor run for a great
er number of years than the number
named In the proposition submitted
to the taxpayers. Nobonds shall be
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ACT NO. u.s.
By Mr. Gambia. House Bin No. 80.
Joint resolution and amendment Of Article los OF
the Constitution Of the State Of Louihans.
adopted on the 18th day Of Nay. 1888.
Be 1t rssolved.-fhat. two-thirds Of the Senate
and House Of the General Assembly 81 Louisiana
concurring therein. there be submitted and
proposed to the voters duly qualihed Of the ststs
Of Louisiana at the congressional election held
in the Ststs Of Louisiana on ne nrst Tuesday
nsxt following the nrst Monday in November.
1905. an amendment to Article los Of the Consti-
tuition Of the State Of Louisiana. adopted on the
18th day OF May. 1888. ~ follows;
The parish Of caddo shali eonposs the nrss
The parishes Of Bossisr and webster shall CON-
pose tie second district.
The parishs. d cisiborns end BlssvnIs shan
The paris6ss q Union and Laneoln sAsa com
pose the fourth district
The parishss OF Caldwell. jackson and VIM
The parishes Of 0uechits and horsAouss shall
compose the sixth district.
The parishes Of west Carroll and Riehlssd
The pasisbss Of Franklin and Catahouls shall
composs the sdghSh (sl district.
J The parishes Of Nadison and East Cssroh shali
The parishes 81 concprdia and Tsnsas shall
eonpcse the tenth (lo) district.
The parishes Of Naeehteocne: ana ned havsr
The parishee Of DeSot0. Sabine and Vernon
shall compose the twelfth distric1.
The psrishes Of Rapides and Grant ahali CON-
The parish Of Avoysllss shah COMPOSE thsfcus.
tenth district.
The psrsshsss Of 9sls s:. and Cameron shall
The parish Of st. Landry shah composs ths six-
The parish d verminion shah eonposs the ~
The parishes a xeadis and LsSaystts shaal
sompose the eighteenth district.
The parishes Of Iberia and st. Martin shall
1 compose the ninstesnth district
| The paTishss Of Terrsbonns and LAfourekp shall
composs the twentieth district.
| The parishes Of Ibersille west Baton Rouge
The ~. parish Of East Baton Rouge shan compose
The parish Of St. Mary shall compose the twsp-
The parishss Of East Felicasna and west r.
iicisns shasf Compose the twenty fourth district:
| The parishes Of 81 Helena. Livingston and
Tsnsipshos shall compose the tvsntJ-nfth dis
Tho parishes o. Washington and q. rsnu.ny
shaIl compose the twenty sixth district.
The parishes Of AssensioA, st. James and A.
sumption shall compose the twenty-seventh dis
| trfct
The parishes Of st. John the Baptist. St..
Charles, snd Jsasrson shsil compose tho twenty
eighth district.
shall compose the tvsnty-ni district. !.
The Judges provided for IN this article shall
| each receive salary Of three thousand dollars
| per annum, such salary TO be paid monthly on
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana may in their
discretion redistrict the judicial district provided
| for in this article
any district judge exceed three thousand dollars
| per annum J. W. HYANS.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
| J. Y. SANDERS,
Lieut. Gov. s1d rrsst- Of thS Ssnsts.
Approved July II, 1875
NEWTON G. BLANCHARD.
Governor Of the StGfe Of Loaisisns-
true COPY:
| JOHN r. AIcHEL.
Seeestaryo Of State -
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j. Y. SANDERS.
Lieut.. Gov. aud Prest of the Senate.
Approved July 10, 1906.
NEWTON G. BLANCHARD,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
JOHN +. MICHEL.
Secretary of State.
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section D. be fC feSOfveQ, etc., mat
Article 106 of the Constitution of the
State Of Louisiana be amended 30 az
to read as follows:
Article 1O6. The sheriff OF the par
ish In which the sessions of the court
are held. shall attend In person, or
by deputy, to execpte the orders Of
said court, and the clerk OF the dis
trict court of the parish In which the
sessions OF the Courts Of Appeal are
held shall serve as clerk of the Court
of Appeals and shall attend sessions
of said court, either IN person or by
deputy, until otherwise provided by
the General Assembly. The costs of
appeal in any case appealed to the
Courts of Appeal, Of the first and Sec
Ond circuits shall not exceed five dol
lars. The police juries of the various
parishes OF the State, in which the
Courts Of Appeal are held, shall pro-
vide suitable rooms for the holding
Of said courts SO as not to interfere
| with the session Of the district or
other courts.
Section 8. Be It further resolved.
etc.. That the fourth paragraph OF
Article 131 of the Constitution Ut the
State Of Louisiana be 30 amended ae
to read AZ follows:
Until otherwise provided by law,
all appeals within Its Jurisdiction
from the parishes OF Orleans, st.
James, st. John the Baptist, st.
Charles. Jefferson. PlaQuemines and
st. Bernard shall be returnable to
said court. and the costs of filing
same shall not exceed five dollars in
each case.
Section z. Be it further resolved,
ETC., That the foregoing amendments
to the Constitution of the State shall
become operative on the frat day oi
January. 1907. and all cases pending
and undetermined in the Courts OF
Appeals as now constituted shall be
transferred to the Courts of Appeal
as herein organized under such rules
as may be provided by said courts.
Section 8. Be it further resolved
ETC., Thatsaid proposed amendments
be submitted to- the electors for theil
approval or rejection. as required by
1 Article 321 of the Constitution OF thu
State OF louisiana and the genera
Ielection laws of this State at the con
gressional election to be held In THU
State In November, 1905.
I ]. ". HyAMs.
| Speaker Of House OF Representatives
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-31
DE TEATRO
DEsPEDIDA De Ll-PRESA

Anoche di6 Ia Ultima function de Ia
temporada la excelente Compaf1fa de
Varledades del seflor La Presa.
La funci6n de despedida era 4 bene
f1clo de las notables y aplaudidfsimas
ballarinas sefloritas Vivero Otero.
Enpezo el espectacu1o con Ell es-
treno de "El Chauffeur, obra de
nuestra querido conpahero don Luis
Dlaz Capeja. que fu6 objeto de Una
grande oyaci6n Y 11anlado 4 Ia escena
con lnsistentes ap1aucos.
Es de casa e1 autor, y no podemos
trlbutarle elogios; pero nos es dado
conslgnar aqu1 Ia opinion general, Ell
lulclo franco y lisonjero que el pdDli-
co hlzo de la obra, no oesando de reir
todas las frases, los chistes y las ST
Ituaciones c6micas en- que abunda Ell
libreto de "El Chauffeur.
Los artistas encargados de la inter
pretaci6n se1oritas Gonzalez Y Vivero
Otero y los se1ores La Presa (M), Ro-
SELF y V6lez, contribuyeron con su
labor aca bada, 4 que ndeetro querido
companero viere reverdecer en- nues-
ira escena los laureles ganados en-
EspaI}a, donde, como va saben nues-
tros lectores, fue estrenado "El
Chauffeur antes que aquf, con gran
de 6xito.
Las 9entiles benefciadas hicieron
So aparlclon anoche, Ell la segunda
parte del espectaculo y fueron aplau-
did1simas.
FL ntllnero de bale espaf1ol, fu6
lrepetldo como de costumbre. Las
seforitas Vivero Otero fueron obieto
de una grande ovaci6n.
La parte musical 4 cargo del senior
La Presa. fu6 muy ce1ebrada tambi6n
como de costumbre. Ell genial artis.
ia tambi6n los coublSts de Gedeon y
Ia canzonetta Cafrte1a, escuchando
nutridlsimos aplausos.
La zarzuela cubana La mulata
Maria fu6 muy celebrada por el p1-
blico especialmente el nl1mero de
tango que bai1aron de TIN modo insu-
perable Ia gracioslsima Aurora Con
zalez y el seflor La Presa.
Entire los aplausos cada vez mas
ensordecedores, fu6 repetido el tango
de Ma1ta Ia Q, cuatro 8 cinco veces.
La seforita Gonzalez estuvo gra-
cios1sitna. admirable Los sehores
La Presa (M) Rose1ll tan graciosos
y tan admirables como la simpatica
tiple, y muy bien el seflor La Presa
don Alfonso).
FL espectaculo termin6 con La
DANA del Radium bale fantasticc
de gran efecto que fu6 muy celebra-
do POT el pdblico.
Domingo OrOSco
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Domingo OrOScO
Mus01ino poeta

Supongo que la noticia proporciona.
"a una yerdadera satisfaction tod IS
los helenistas Musolino hace extraordi-
narios progresses en- el estudio de la
lengua griega.
Supongo tambien que muchos de
nuestros lectores recordaran perfecta-
mente csc nombre de Musolino, que
adquiri6 pocos amos atras uno celebri-
dad inmensa en- toda Italia; celzbridad
que rebasando las fronteras de Ia Pc
ninsuIa, Sc extendi6 por todos los paf-
ses de Europa y haste de America.
Musolino, a quien tuve el honor de
.consagra en- su tempo IN par de sen
tidas cr6nicas, merece ser considerable
como el mas conspicuo y digno repre-
.sentante, en- estas modernas edades, de
aquellas egregias razas de bandido
que produjeton, entire otros heroes, 4
los Casparoni y los Fra Diavolo; de
aquellos selvaticos reyes de la Romag-
na, de Ia Calabria y de los Abruzzos
que sin mas ley que su caprlcho, nj
mas c6digo que su carabina, nj mis-
raz6n que su audacia, campaban por
sus respetos, eran duenos de vidas y
haciendas, desahaban las autoridades,
batfanse con Ia fuerza pdblica, y goza-
ban durante largos amos de una COM
pleta impunidad, merced 4 la compl-
cidad que hallaban en- los campesinos
de las comarcas sujetas 4 su terrible
feudalismo y 4 Ia protection que les
ofrecian los solitarios montes, abun-
dantes en- impenetrables malezas y en-
misteriosos escondrijos.
Lo mismo que sus ilustres predece-
sores, fue por largo tempo el rey de
los campos; Sc hizo famoso por sus osa-
dos golpes; domino por el terror toda
una vasta region; hizo prisioneros q
muehos caminantes, obligandoles .
oneroso rescate; los propietarios J
arrend datarios de tierras, ganados, gran
jas y quintas, los vecinos de las aldeas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-31

la salud, no nos podemos dete-
ner q conslderar ST nuestros ire
medlables avisos han de eau
sar nolcstias, que en- otras
circunstancias tratar1amos de
evitar.
Y entendemos que nadie que
este al servicio del pals, v en-
casos como el presente 10 esta :
mos todos, debe tomar a mala
parte el que Sc denuncie la exis-
tencia de III NAL que pudlera
llegar q convertirse en- TN azote
pdblico, ST a Ia previsora voz de
alarna respondiera la contuma-
cia con I'm gesto de desden.
Ningun inter6s mas alto, min
gun empeno mas noble, ning1n
prop6sito mas elevado que el
de velar por Ia salud que es e
bien mas preciado de los indi-
vlduos y de los pueblos.
As1, no alarman sin motive
no alteran la tranquilidad, nc
perturDan la pretendida norma
lidad ambiente, los que dan L
voz de alarna en- las inmedia-
clones del peligro.
Nadie Sc muere de susie, pc
70 81 por atender imposibles pre-
tensiones y no herir suceptibili
dades ridiculas, nos hacemos
todos la vista gorda y oldos dc
mercader en- momentos que pue
den ser crIticos, entonces hay
que temer graves males, porqu<
hay cosas que no es possible ia
! parlas con la mano, que Ia par
Iclalidad nal entendida 40 pue-
de borrarlas, nj Sc resuelven en-
/ cubriendolas, nj Sc conjura1
ocultandolas.
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ReYiSta de los TriDunal0s
CORTE DE DISTR1TO
sECCIoN PRIMERA

Vista de unas excepciones pr6vias
en- el case de Emilia Rios y Cor
dova, conocida como Emilia Cor
doya, contra Manue1 Benito de
Pena, Rafae1a Rios Correa 3
Teresa, Jose, Mariana, Enoarna-
cion y Rafaela Folgueras y Ri
ios, sobre liquidation y partici6n
de herencia entrega de quota
hereditaria y sus fIutos.
En- este pleito en- que Emilia Rios
= C6rdova, conocida como Emilia
C6rdova, por su abogado seflor Te-
xidor, pide Ia liquidaci6n y partici6n
de herencia y Ia entrega de quota
hereditaria 4 los demandados antes
relacionados, sus representatives los
sefIores Bosch y Perez Morris, pre-
sentaron 4 Ia demanda unas excep-
clones que fueron vistas~ en el dfa
de aver.
Los se1ores Bosch y Perez Morris.
leyeron sus res pectivos alegatos es-
critos, reservandose el derecho de
cerrar los debates.
El sef1or Texidor dice que sobre
la demanda cay6 una lluvia dc ex-
prGvias no solo las siete
comprendidas en- el art1culo los, sino
otra no ircluida como era Ia de Ia
prescription
En- cuaato 4 esta exception que
fuG Ia opuesta por Ell seflor Bosch
abogado de Mariana, Encarna clon
Rafaela Folgueras y Rios, dice el
sefor Texidor, que no Sc puede ale
gar por haberse interrumpido por re
clamaciones extrajudicial9s hechas
por su defendida.
En- cuanto ( las excepciones opues-
tas por ell Lcdo. Perez Morris repre-
sentante de Rafae1a Rios Correa,
Teresa Folgueras Rios j Manuel
Benito de Pefla entra por orden Ell
seflor Texidor & considerarlas ale
gando su improcedencia.
Respecto 4 Ia primera, que Ia Cor
te no tiene jurisdiction por Ia mate
ria de Ia acci6n sea para declarar
hija legitima 4 Emilia que signihca
Ia convalidaci6n de TN matrimonio
eat6lico nulo, competencia de los tri-
bunales eclesiasticos, dice el sehor
Tezidor que ESQ de los tribunales
eclasidsticos es una question muerta;
que no tiene que Yer NADIA en- el pre-
sente casoey que solo supone IN ex-
ceso de habilidad y talento por parte
del aboSado de don Benito de Pef1a.
Alega que aparte de no imperar, hoy
en- dia, los tribunales ecleslasticos
que no pueden resucitar dQnde rigen
leyes fundadas en- principles de Il
bertad, el caso de que Sc trata es un
case de caracter civil, previsto en- 81
C6di9o de igual naturaleza Dice
que nose quiere ineistir mas sobre Ell
particular porque serfa molestar in
considerada4ente Ia atenci6n de Ia
Sala,
Respecto / Ia segunda exception 8
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Nota del dia


nal informe de una revista pro
fesional, publican aver impor-
tantes articulos que reflejan el
estado de alarma que prevalece
en- la opinion.
Hace 1nuchos dlas, precisa-
mento en- Ell que siguio a Ia ce-
lebraci6n de Ia asamblea me
dica de Rio Piedras. comentan-
do la importancla de los deba-
tes ALI tenidos publicamos
aquel articulo que calificaron
de alarmista algunas autorida-
dcs sanitarias de San Juan.
Los datos estad1sticos que Sc
sacaron 4 relucir entonces y con
la pretension de guitar fuerza a
nuestros argumentos, solo sir
vieron para 1obustecerlos mas.
Ouedaba demostrado que Ia
mortalidad en- San Juan ascen-
dfa q una suma eXtraordlnaria,
verdaderamente alarmadora
No eran los senbradores de
la alarma, no eran los propaga-
dores de la irq lietud los peri6-
dicos que Sc apreouraban a dar
Ia voz de aleIta. adoptando las
expresiones mas propias para
causar impression; eran esas CT
fras abrugadoras, esas esradis-
tlcas macabras las que infun-
dian en- el amino collective una
angustiadora Impression.
No era, pues Ia tarea de las
autoridades sanitarias Ia de bus
car datos y. anontonar cifras
que sirvieraa aparentemente
para negar1 la razon a los que Sc
confesaban alarmados, ST no que
era la de proearar por todos los
medios que Gesaparecieran en-
absolute las causas de la in
tranquilidad general.
Puede ser qde haya sido fin
gida, en- apariencias, esa aeti-
tud de protes.a con que han
aparentado OR Ia voz de alerta
los que Ell Vez de sentirSe ata-
cados en- su s01ada it1violabili-
dad han debido cuidarse de yer
primero ST Ia salud pnblica esta
comprometida sacramento 8 no
En- estas. .cuestiones que son
de inter6s de provecho v de Sc
guridad generates no caben los
criterios estrechos, nj las par
cialidades tozudas.
lExiste rea1mente IN peligro
para Ia salud plblica, y Sc pue-
de hallaT el medic de coniurar-
10, 81 Sc acude 4 tiempo2 Des-
graciadamente, Ia estadistica
de mortalidad la hablado muy
claro Ell estos dias para que Sc
dude aun de la eyidencia tristl-
sina. Y al ocuparnos de este
serio problema Que es para nos
otros de importancia capital, no
debemos conSagrar t0dos nues-
.tros cuidados con egoisno que
es ciertamente disculpable, 4 10
que pudieTa denominarse el
conflicto focal dc la salud, 81 no
que deben extenderse nuestras
investigac,oneS y nuestros cui-
dados i la Isla en- general.
Ningdn enpeno podemos te-
ner en- seinbrar la alarn1a inmo-
tivada, nj hemos estado. des =
graciadamente distantes de. la
realidad en- las apreciacIones i
recomendaciones que hicimos.
Mas parece que algunos fun
cionarios e5tan hechos d que Sc
les trate. cor extremada bene-
volencia y Sc sienten honda
mente heridos y lfendidos gya-
yemente. 81 en- nombre de la sa-
lud publica Sc Sc les indica la
Dosibilidad de TN riego 8 Sc les
mace notar la eVidencia de TN
peligro.
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