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New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
TESTIFY TO FORGERY.
G. h. Scrughan1 and Charles Stirrup p
Witnesses at n. Y. Life Probe.

Fy direction OF District Attorney Jerome. the IN
,vest.gation Of the charges OF forgery in oonnec-
zion with the recent election OF trustees OF the
Kew York Life Insurance Company was continued
Yesterday by two OF his assistants Aessrs Smyth
and Howe who examined records at the Office OF
sbe company and also heard statements of wit
resses at the Crilnipal Courts Building. Two OF
The witnesses were G, rye r. ScruRham. manager
Of the International pol'cyholders' committee, who
made the charges, and Charles stirrup. chief
watcher for the committee in the recent count of
aallots al the New York Life Offices.
II was said late in the afternoon that no charges
f forgery been laid before Nh Jerome in con-
pection with the Mutual Life election. because no
i've in the preparation OF forged administration
ballots and the forgeries alleged 20 have been
erpetrated by agents OF the Mutual other parts
of the country could not receive the attention OF
Nr Jerome. Mr.. Smyth however had long talk
with c. F. Darlington. chief watcher for Mr.
ecrughams committee in the count OF Mutual
Life votes.
Mr Sseughan had two talks with Mr.. Smyth al
the Criminal Courts Building. in the morning
ana one late IN the afternoon He turned over TO
Mr. Snyth a large number OF affldaYits made by
poiicyholders Of the New York Life in Manhattan
alleging that administration ballots IN their names
and on their policies had been forged. Mr.. Smyth
ana Mt. Howe went 10 the New York Life offices
and examined the ballots referred 10.
Later a request for the appearance Of Jacob
Frank agent Of the company in this city az
the Criminal Courts Building a witness to-day
was issued II said that Frank had engaged
counsel There was report at the Criminal Courts
Building that one New York Life agent had been
accused Of forging 80 names or policyholders in
the city 10 administration ballots which were
counted IN the election
As no erand jury IS sitting this week II IS under
stood that any complaint against q New York Life
agent viii be heard first by a magistrate. 1t
the report yesterday that an arrest might be ex-
pected to-day or tomorrow. The May graGd jury
probably viii continue the investigation started be-
fore q magistrate.
II vas asserted AZ the District Attorneys ONCE
that the Investigation would not be confined TO
ballots counted for the administration ticket in the
New York Life election. hut that there would be
scrutiny many ballots for the international poll
icyholders' committees ticket as well Mr.. Jerome.
Il said. wanted TO make the investigation
strictly impartial
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

an independent bidder would have the additional
expense of building and equipping a power
house. Nobody could get back the money sunk
in such an enterprise in twenty years.
with the rapid increase Of the city's popula-
tiOn the demand for new traffic facilities is be-
coming alarmingly pressing We need more
railroad tracks now, and soon we shall be In
position to beg anybody TO accept city railroad
franchises Even II we can't get the legislation
necessary for new subways 20 be constructed
by independent bidders think the Rapid Tran
sit Commission could make a contract reason
able enough to permit the Interborough people
TO extend the present subway system. 1t
mistake. in my judgment, to load the contract
with provisions to increase the cost of subway
construction and make the contractor liable for
the cost Of easements. l am III favor of the
Rapid Transit Commission and the InterbOrOugh
getting together in effort to devise a new
contract"
"I think made the situation entirely plain in
the statement to the Rapid Transit Commission
last week. said Theodore p ShOnts. president
Of the Interborough- Metropolitan Company,
'and we are waiting for the commission 20
cept our invitation for a conference. II would
be better. of course II the twenty years limit in
the contract could be removed by legislation,
but the company is willing to build the proposed
extensions of the present subway system under
a contract that would insure the company
against actual loss"
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

According 10 their parents, they were exceptionally
good and helpful boys. and for that reason their
parents are disposed overlook this particular act
and are desirous chiefly that the boys shall place
themselves in immediate communication with their
So far as can be learned. the boys had with them
about s25 IN cash when they left home Ihey TOOK
two suit cases and had prepared to take with
them a complete camping OUTFIT. but did not 90 so
This camping outfit WJAsld seem TO indicate thar
they had in view tA2 TO some place where .n II u
tron1acl[s ar pace Of that kind In fact there is
some intiation that boys answering their descrip-
zion took tho steamer Adirondack for Albany on
Friday afternoon z IA. ho,rb+
Ave feet four inches; slim fair complexion me-
dium light hair. deep-set blue eyes SSne"Lat It
seen he wore a dark gray suit, pleated NorfonS
SscL.t blooner trousers low-cut black shoes ana
small dark cap. He probably carried medium
sized reddish brown leather suit case -,
Sylvester C;utelius is fifteen and nalf years oId'
beight Ave feet six inches: slim, dark compeXl9hs
AZ - hair and eyes prominent teeth. somewhat de-
IiIerate In speech. When last seen he wore a dark
bIne cbeyot suit single breasted coat, long uous-
ers ana small dark blue college cap. lie may nave nave
carried a light tan 'leather suit case OF ORDINARY
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
TWO BOYS RUN AWAY.
One of the ReU. DR.. DaUid G.
Wyie's Sons Is Missing.

The Rev. DR.. David G. Wylie. OF the Scotch
Presbyterian Church. s6th street and Central Park
West, and William II. Guteus. Of No. 355 Central
Park West, reported 20 the police yesterday that
their sons. John New. Wylie and Sylvester Gu
telius. had disappeared from home Friday They
asked the police 20 aid them IN hunting for the
missing boys
DR. Wylie and Mr. Gurelius believe tho boys
seized with the impulse 90 run away which manf-
tests itself time the life OF almost every
boy, and that they Will probably be found and In
duced 10 return 20 their homes without much diffi-
Guilty. as the home life Of each exceptionally
pleasant and there reason for dissatisfac-
ton the part OF either with his surroundings.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
7. H. HODGENs SUED FOR s2o5,OoO.
State Savings Bank of Butte Gets Attach
ment Against His Property.

Sheriff Hayes received attachment yesterday
a@ 81. .d95 @ against property Of Thomas n Hod-
tena. 0f Butte Mont. in favor OF the State Saw
.Ass Bank OF that city. 10 recover money which,
- s alleged. HOdgens cashier for the bank
allowed various corporations and persons to over
efaW between 1900 and 1906 Deputy Sheriff POrges
served copies OF the attachment on an officer OF
ne Van NOrden Trust Company and stock broker.
4he attachment was granted by Justice Bischoff.
on The ground that HOdgens was a nonresident.
Ahe claim is said 20 be disputed. Cary e. Robin
son Of no 5S Wall street. are the attorneys for
The bank
-q the suit brought by Hodgens 70 examine the
ys4ylls Oi she United Copper Company Frank ".
tyli.le8 e1-aasstant cashier OF the State Savings
ttsilh test!ned that he had left the bank because
~ OLlectel 70 the vast amounts that being
14SS-lea 70 q Augustus Heinze and HIS companies.
- testlileo ne was afraid have the bank lend
Se,sa 20 pnchs and said that there had been over
49, ulaqe 10 some % the HeinZe companies.
t,lsrls on ine stand said the Indebtedness Of the
slose sse companies 20 the bank az time
,sssS 80 Jse said that the bank examiners Of the
z.- nal become worried over this large indebted
matter 50
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
FOR CHANGE OF VENUE.
f. 4. Burnham's Counsel Says
Far Trial Here Is Impossible.

Frederick A Durham president OF the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Company gave notice 10
The Supreme Court yesterday through his counsel
William Rand jr, that ne would seek change OF
venue for his trial on the indictment charging him
with grand larceny. His thai has been set for
May 15 f. the Criminal Branch OF the Supreme
Court and Justice O'Gornan has granted an APP
plicauon OF the District Attorney for special
panel of 5urors 70 be drawn Eo- service at that
date Al the tine Of the application for the special
panel NJ Rand asserted that his client was 100 Ill
10 appear FOR trial al the time set but Justice
O'Gor,naa ruled that the illness OF the defendant
must be passed on by the presiding justice at the
trial
Nj Rand applied yesterday 10 Justice BtschoI
gor a stay of proceedings pending the argument OF
the motion FOR a change Of venre, and when the
application was denied he made the SANE appltca-
ton 10 Justice C5ldersleeve. who granted stay
urtl May and for as long thereafter as the mo-
ti0n rCr q change Of venue shall ce undecided.
CllfeC 1ffdag1t in Eh5 application claEEe
o. venue IS b. SeUcl =. Tyug. OF counEel for Fred
eriCk 4. BuTuaam and George .. zdridge. Mr.
Ting saws that the impression made by the news
paper was such as cause many 10 believe the
press- defendants guilty OF the crimes wita which
declared that persons liable 10 jury duty IN ms
county prejudiCed and that Il Viii be impossible
for the defendants 20 obtain fair trial here
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
FOR NEW TRANSIT LAWS
Controller in FaUor of Modifying
ElSberg act.

Controller Metz declared himself yesterday In
favor OF legislation that would permit OF bids
for new subways in the city. He said IT was
plain that the city could not undertake the con-
struction Of new subways on its own account In
the present state of It's debt limit and the un-
certainty of selling bonds of a low interest rate
IL have long been of the opinion" he said
that IT was a mistake 10 limit the life OF a
subway contract TO twenty years, and that part
OF the Elsberg law at least ought to be repealed
Immediately Such a limit makes it impossible
for anybody except the Interborough- -Metropol-
itan Company TO bid for new subways. because
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
RAILROADS. HIT BACK.
Euey Cut Rate abolished an State
of Minnesota.
IRv - . - rrihune.l

Minneapolis MINI, April 29.-The railroads Of
Minnesota have decided 10 refuse all tourist.
charity, clergyEens and mileage rates and re-
oucuons Of an kinds as The result Of the 2-cent
fare bill, and, when the new law goes into ef-
fect Wednesday, the fiat passenger rate VIII be
charged for all points within the state. Orders
10 this effect have been issued by the passenger
departments Of the railroads.
The order includes home seekers rates for
points within the state, party excursion rates,
ahd al Of the standing excursion rates which
apply 70 merchants excursions and other con-
cessions of long standing. The roads viii re-
fuse 70 sell mileage for use in Minnesota, anG
as result travelling men and other. persons
VINO use The railroads continually viii be COM
PEELED 10 buy one way tickets at a fiat rate OF
2 cents
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
GENERAL METALS SETTLEMENT.
Final Payment of Bankrupt Mining Com
panv Brings Total TO % Per Cent.
INV Telearaph 10 The Tribune

I
Colorado Snrings COL April 29.-Checks will be
Issued this week for the final settlement of the
affairs of the bankrupt General Metals Company
% New York The total dividend Will be $4,000
making a total of $4,000 OF an Indebtedness OF
sl60OgO.
This 25 per cent payment was made possible by
the sale Of the Telluride min 20 the Golden Cycle
Mining and Milling Company of St Louis. Several
-.aare ago the Telluride Reduction Company of
Kew York headed by H. B. Haight, erected
Ss6O 200 mill here 10 treat Cripple Creek ores by
- bromide process. The General Metals COM
1anv succeeded the Telluride in 1900 and the col
lapse occurred in 1904 the process proving unsuc-
90
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no GUILT IN KILLING BETRAYER.
Georgia CorOner's Jury Justifes Man for
Killing His Sisters Seducer.

Macon, Ca. April 29.-L- D. Strong. manager Of
a large mercantile store in this city walked into
fhe printing Office OF Henry D. Smith. at noon
to-day, and shot and killed Smith While the
tragedy was being enacted the grand jury in
aicted Smith for seducing Miss Lillian Strong.
sister Of the slayer.
The girl. who had been working in Smiths office
fof several months. told her brother last week
mat Smith had seduced her Strong took the case
70 the grand jury, but. not knowing Of the In
him
smith lived long enough TO deny the accusation
a corOner's jury rendered a verdict OF Justihable
A3lnlCide, under the ''unWTitten law"
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
J. r. MAXWELL TO JOIN 0. & n. BoARr

J. Rogers Maxwell said yesterday he had decided
accept invitation enter the board of direc-
tors Of the Delaware & Hudson company. month
ago Il was announced in The Tribune THAI
Mr. Maxwell or George F. Baker would become
directors of the Delaware & Hudson company
and IL is now thought that Mr.. Baker will succeed
Alexander E Orr. who &c .s bslsysd. Will gssixn.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
WANT 3. & o. PIER EXAMINED.
Br Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

IBy Telegraph 10 Inc Irlouns.I
Baltimore, April 29.-The United States Commits
soner of immigration has requested the Mayor TO
have thorough examination made OF the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad COmPany's big immigrant
pier which adjoins the that recently collapsed
This pier rocked, with 1lOO people on it, when the
adjoining went down.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
sEARoARD TO APPEAL RATE DECISION

Norfolk. Va. April 2s-At the Office of the Sea-
board Air Line to-day II said that appeal
will be taken from the recent decision Of the State
Corporation Commission establishing a two-cent
passenger fare rate.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
JoHN MITCHELL OPERATED UPON.

Spring Valley. H.. April 29.-John Mitchell, ma
tlonal president OF the United Mine Workers was
operated upon here to-day for strangulated hernia
The operation was successful The patient is rest
ing easy and no danger 10 anticipated
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

Full information concerning these rooms
rnnv be had. free of charge, AT the Up
town once of The NewYorF Tribune
1894 Broadway, between 36th and
S7th sta.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single Insertions cents per line Six
teen words, seven times consecutlVely, 81
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period OF fourteen days In
The Tribune's Directory OF DeSiTaOle
Rooms Write for circular
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
BOARD AND ROOMS.

81 MADISON AVE offers comfortable and
we'll furnished large and small room.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
INVESTIGATING EQUITABLE PROPERTY.

Paul Morton. president OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Society is going Pittsburg this week
70 invert!gate properties in which the Equitable
has interests amounting to about ten million dol
lars. Tnese properties in western Pennsylvania
and largely IN Fittsburg
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

The Last Of
Thf Manufacturers Stock
Buy While You Can Like Tnisq
Muslin Drawers-Hem and plain
or H. s. tucks-value IS "a
Cambria and Muslin Drawers-Wide
umbrella ruffies with tucks. emb'y
or Iace-value -5S. ..... 90
Cambria and Muslin Drawer-Tucks.
lace or emb'y-vaIue 70 ... E0
Night Dresses-full lengths and widths
tucked yoke. with and without
emby tnserts-worth .65...-... 90
Nainsook and Muslin Night Dresses
low or high neck-yoke OF emb'y
inserts and h. > tucks-vaIue 70 EQ
NainsoOk and Cambria Night Dresses
over twenty sCyles-elaborate trim
ct iace emh'y. ribbon. tucks. etc, %
Other special values
at 81 AZ, S1-69. up TO S3.OS.
Sheer Nainsook Gsowns-soIid lace
inserted yCkes and sleeves. emb'y
medallion centre. with ribbon rosettex
and band-usually S7-9S-----..-E on
Cambria Corset Covers-lace and eub'y
trim's-worth 20 and SO. "a
Nainsook Corset Covers-lace and
enby trimmed front and back
ribbon runnings-value so. ..--.... 50
Fine Nainsook-2 and 3 rows fine lace
IN round or pointed effects
value ~ ..-..--... 80
Cambria Skirts-knee f0unce %
lawn with lace and / inserts
or emb'y and tucks-value 81. o.. II
Cambria and Muslin Skirts-eRective
trim OF Val OF fancy lace or
etnb'y with tucks-worth 81 29. 90
Special Lot OF Trtm'd Skirts
at Sl-Ss. Pas. SS.9S.
Fine Cambria Sxirts-hounces II. panel
effects with inset emb'y medallion
and skeleton ruffie Of rows OF lace
vfk hon RIM T1~aa han
value s.. 40 ..-................... on
Fine Muslin Chemises-iace. hemstitching
or inserting and tucks-vaIue 40. e. 90
ReguIar and Skirt length Chenises-
Fine Nainsook-yokes OF lace
inserts. emb'y and ribbOn-Iace or
tucked skirt ruffles-value -0S- 1900. 40
BRIDAL SETS
. pcs--Night Dress. Full Size Skirt.
Cherise and Drawers-Sheer Nainsoolx-
full rich trimming OF Fine Val. laces or
handsome Emb with ribbon run
beading and bows-value SI.9S- ,.. 3. 90
COMPLETE AssORTaIENTs
COMBINATION GARMENTS
Nainsook. Lawn and Cambria
DEBEVOISE BRASSIERE
INDISPENSABLE.
Combination Corset Cover and Drawer.
or Corset Cover and Skirt-fancy
lace ana flooon run emo y OeiC----- .6A
Finer and more elaborate to S50s-
Also IN Same Section
Womens Fun Size Kitchen Aprons
with hem or ruffle-
with pOcket-reGularly SO. .......... 90
Kitchen Cover an Gtngharn Aprons
well made and finished
with pOcket-speClal ....-........-. 90
Percale Dressing Sacques-POlka
Dots with Sailor COllaF-dtted back
with Belt-also japanese Lawn
short KinOnOs-vaIue 50. .......... "a
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
WILLARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool ts-
blea; high grade bowling alley builders'
lowest prices. Marx Bros. "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

Oriental srG YeniSe LaceS
with and without net tOps-many
with double edges for landings and
frills; also widths for fOuncings
a06 SIaava cascadpS-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

REMINGTON No. 0. $50; smith h-Premier.
$50; Hartford Hammond, DensmOFe,
BlickensdsFfer. $3.50 Gay. 1895 Madi-
son ave
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DRESSMAKING.-Mod Of spring and
summer season for sale: ladies' material
West 46th St
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

" A4eS - US4ASL SlA SaAS
Hemmed or fringed
and cut Corners.
Full and "a size. OS
Heavy-SOft-nO dressing.
usually $1.29 and $1.S9.
No Mail or Telephone Orders.
AlthO' prices on
Crochet and Marseilles Spreads
have advanced
20 to 81 per cent since our stock was
bought, we continue old prices.
For example:
Full size white Crochet Spreads
hem or fringe-ought TO be So 0S
Full size satin finish Marseilles-
medallion centres-ought 70 be and
are elsewhere sold at 50 25..-..2 70
Full size MarseiIles Spreads
hemd or fringed and cut corners
value $50 Observation-Disclosures. QS
Extra large Imported MarseiIIes-
hem or fringe and cut corners
value $500 20 S13OO-our
''old basis price. .-----.4 SS TO 9 9S
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
Suburban.

8 OR 4 EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE
rooms, with board; first class table; e1-
ceIIent train service; references exchanged.
Call or address 81 South ilth St, Rose
VILE ~ ]
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

Full information concerning these rooms
may be had free OF charge. at the Up
town once OF The New York Tribune
1894 Broadway, between 30th and
37th SITS
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

A LADY with pleasant country home would
care for infant or young child; terms 81
to SO per week; best references Address
Box so. Pepperell. Mass
fa2D ST. 516 WEST.-Good neighborhood;
attractive rooms; running water; home
atmosphere; refined Christian family; refer
snSes.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEwRITERS-Au makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged; reliable service.
German. 20 Nassau 81. Telephone 274O-
CortlAndt
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
III E A II IN

WOMEN'S CHINA SILK WAISTSl
White or black-tailor pleated or
dressy styles with Val. laces, in
handsome yoke and BOlero
designs-sizes 90 to 40 nEi
regularly So. 60 . AsSOI
These are wonderful values!
Don't miss them
SECOND FLOOR-NEW BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

10000 NIL Lengths
White Fla1nelS
AT Half Price and Less 3
All grades-wOOl and silk warps-
in lengths ranging from enough for
a baby's band to lady'S Underskirt
Entire seasons remnants of a
large mill;
ALI. PRICES PLAINLY MARKED.
REMNANT TABI.E-BASENiENT
FLANNEL DEPT.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
Great Reductions Inn
This Seasons Pfettiest laCes!

Excellent Sellers therefore accumulation of short pieces
stating deep price clear qucklyl
n table In Lace Department.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

Rich Lace Motifs
also AppliqUes. FestOOns, MedaL
lions. etc.-tO match the Iaces IN
opposite cOlumn-this seasons
choicest designs
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

Great yalues-Be Here Early foE First Chosss
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

WONIEN'S WOLFE DRESS SKIRTS
Rich, deep black-fulI pIeated-
wide taffeta silk folds
beautifully made-all lengths 40
land bands-woFth $500. ........ SsHfC
SECOND FLOOR-NEW BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

SOLD UNTIL 1 P. NJ. ONLY
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Los uficialas de Ia insuIar.

El siguients ndmero de 6rden, OOupan
en- 10 que anti gGedad On sug reUpsCtivoB
oaTgoa se rtf3re, los aetualeg ufcisleU de 10
policfa innular que eBt6n On sgpeCtaCi6n de
aacenno con motive de 10 renunOia del
cat it6n Beiior EEneato Lopez DisE.
Primeros tanienteB BeAoFes Castro, vi
llaFini, Schettini, OagRlB, VeraH, Soto Ro'
drigueg, MaEtineg Chapel Sanqulrico,
ests dltimo ayudante del Cuarte general.
segundos tanientes sedoEss Quiioneg
Ode Ia detective) MongiI, GimeneE, San
MILAN, PadiRl, Bird, Costa y Lopes Dia8'
Hay actuaIments On 81 cUsEPU 20 saE'
gentoB , rs oaboG.
La BeleCci6a para les ascensos ss haFG
poF 81 coFonel, de acusEdo con 81 gobsEnA'
dor, fnsB del CoIFients meB , On ellR 20
tendr6 On cusnta, como siempFs, Rparte del
tempo de Gervicio en- 81 CusFpo, los pFestA'
dos poE cadR ofcial y cIRGe duFAnte 81
deaemptno de los diStintoS puestos que hR
ocupado an 81 institute.
Es de espeFAT que 90 tenga para eBtoB
aBcensoB 81 mismo acieFto que On otras
ocaBiOnea han tenido 81 jefs de la pOlicfa ,
sl gobsTnadoF.
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IA lLEGADA DEL GOBERNlDOR POST.
Sus amigos ID pr0parln IN rGeIbImI0Rie,

Con motive del rsgroGo de los Eatsdou
Unidos del Hon. Regis H. Post la con-
fifmaci6n de Bu nombramiento de gober.
nadoE poF 81 senado de Washington, SUE
amigos le prepaFan an hOmenaie de sim
patfa para 81 cual se ha tornado una CO.
mission ComrueBts de los HefioFeB don Juan
4. Baiz, don Manuel Camunau, don Juan
de Gusmsn Benftez, don Luis Sanchez
Morales, don Francisco del Vale Atiles,
don Juan Hernandez Lopez, Mr.. Terence
Hamill, Mr.. Samuel G. Bcthwell, don
Herminio DiaE Navarro, don Antonio
Alvarez Nava, = Mr.. ]. D. stubbe. los
cuales % vez eAt6n enca1gsdos de la or
ganisaci6n del bsnquete, que tendFk lugsr
en- 81 hotel "InglaterTa."
Inf6rmaHe que este RCto BeF6n invita-
daB pFominentea personalidadeS del gobier'
no, comercio, colonis extrsnjarR = miem
bros de ID Corte Federal, Tribunal Su'
premo y Los partidOB polfticos unionista y
republican,, cueTpo diplom6tico otroB
valiosos slementos sociales.