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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
SULLIVAN WANTS ROOSEVELT
 TO LEAD REPUBLICANS IN 1912

'Gf I mistake not the prevailing senti- ment of the masses their eyes are turn ing toward faithful friend who has been tested and tried and found true whose heart beats are in response to pulse beats of humanity. The foremost citizen of the world, Theodore Roose7 velt.."
 An attack on the present national ad- ministration officials was the keynote of paper which was to have been deliy- Akron.
 Think" said Judge Wanamaker. "of great national administration, in this the goth century, gathering to its arms and having as it's chief defenders the Knox's, Wickersham's Wilson's, Lori mers, Ballingers and McCabes, who were simply the stool pigeons of the special interest.
 Popular government never was on trial like it is today.
 progressive republicans demand that po- litical power be placed back in the hands of the people; and if it be not returned the republican or democratic party, the new party of socialism will return not only that political power, but very largely private and corporate prop erty to the hands of the people,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
MADONNA STOLEN
 .s# FROM FLORENCE MUSEUM

Fra Angelica in the same cell, represent ing "The Betrayal and "The Annuncia- ton"
 Further examination disclosed a hole in the roof of the monastery through which 1t was at first supposed the thief had entered but it was found that inc opening had been made from the inside and was not large enough to permit the passage of even small man. It was therefore argued that the hole had been made to mislead investigators.
 Five persons have been arrested among them the custodians of the museum It Is believed however that the theft had its inception in the international gang of thieves, who are thought to have engi- neered the theft of other valuable paint ings, includin Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa" which was stolen from the Louvre, Paris, last August. Detectives have been sent to the frontier in the hope of preventing the picture being taken from the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
EXPECT NEW MOVE
 IN PACKERS CASE
fcoNT,rUED FROM PAGE ID

COUNTER lED GhONl IAOD AJ ~~~-~~-~~~~~-~-~ has been set to begin at 10 o'clock this morning before United States District Judge Carpenter.
 Complete silence followed the meet ing of the defendants with their law yers yesterday in the office of Edward Tilden. That the meeting was called to lay plans for obtaining delay was the general opinion. This conclusion on the part of the government attorneys led them to be ready for any action to disrupt the plans of their opponents.
 Rumors regarding the case were many. All were indefinite. One that ap- peared to have some foundation Was that counsel for the packers might ap. peal to a state court. This was met by the argument that Judge Carpenter might refuse to recognize such step. The rumored move brought forth warm comment from District Attorney James H. WiIkerson.
 Any attempt" he said, made for delay before a state court will be met immediately by some lively action"
 It is believed the trial will not be called before Judge Carpenter before Wednesday morning. the time set by Judge Kohlsaat for filing his order to quash the writ of habeas corpus.
 Washington, November 20.-The su- preme court of the United States today adjourned until Monday, December f. without attorneys for the indicted packers in Chicago making any attempt before the tribunal to stay the pack CTS trial on charges of criminal vio- lations of the sherman antitrust law.
 Canton. Ohio, November 20.-"1n the matter of the Chicago packers" said Associate Justice William k. Day of the United States supreme court when seen at his home in Canton tonight mo application whatever has been made to me by them or in their behalf; nor has any intimation whatever been given me that such application would be made"
 This statement was made by Jus tiee Day when he was told that it was rumored that the indicted Chicago packers had decided to invoke his aid in obtaining a stay of the order sum- moning them to appear for trial before Judge Carpenter in the United States district court at Chicago Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
NATURE IS KIND
 TO GOVERNMENT

Bellingham, wash, November 20.--The flood of the Skagit river has done a big piece of engineering work for the United States government In "A hours and with out cent of expense, 1t has saved the government sl,0OO,000 in money and one year in labor. The stream cut through Sterling Bend, above Mount Vernon where a channel now runs 300 feet wide and 20 feet deep.
 For r years the federal government has considered this improvement and many surveys have been made. The cut is through neck of land 80 rods wide. It shortens the distance from Mount Ver- non to Sedo Wooey, three and half miles, giving good steam channel where long and dangerous one existed be- fore
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
President Censured

Chicago, III, November 20-Because of an order he issued prohibiting thep rag tice of medicine, surgery. pharmacy or dentistry in the Panama canal zone. President Taft was attacked today by B. 0. Flower president of the National League for Medical Practice at the con- vention of the order. Dr. Flower said the effect of the order is to restrict from the canal zone all intelligent attempts
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
TW0QUAKESFELT
 IN MARTINIQUE

fuIl u6 IItuCt, -NONtluD6T z0-Two severe earthquake shocks were felt here today. The movement was wave-like. No damage is reported
 New Orleans. November 20.-Earth tremors were recorded on by the seismo- graph axle at Loyola college here be- tween and g o'clock this morning, leaving sinuous wave like marks on the chart, regarded as extraordinary. Father Frankenhauser, scientist in charge, esti- mated the distance at 2000 miles and in a scutheasternly direction, and said the rec ords indicated a destructive earthquake. The north and south amplitude was F millemeters and the east and west one millemeter less. It took the needle five seconds to complete each wave. The shock lasted almost an hour, the pre- liminaries being indistinct. Other tremors were recorded Saturday.
 St. Thomas, Danish West Indies, No- vember 20-Two sharp and prolonged earthquakes were experienced at 5:45 o'clock this morning. This movement aIso was felt in Martinique, Guadaloupe, St. Vincent and Dominica islands. At Dominica the shock was less severe than at the other points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
STOPS FALLING HAIR
Norton Guarantees Pnrisinn Sage, the
 Real Hair Remedy

You can abolish every particle of dandruff, you can stop itching scalp. you can prevent hair from thinning or falling out by using PARISIAN SAGE which is sold on money back plan.
 PARISIAN SAGE soaks into the roots of the hair, and not only destroys the microbes that cause hair troubles. but furnishes to the hair just the kind of nourishment to make hair. grow luxuri- ant and to put life and beauty into 1t. The girl with the auburn hair is on every carton and bottle of PARISIAN SAGE. Look for 1t as limitations are numerous. Large bottle 50 cents at Norton's drug store, and druggists everywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21

Florence. Italy. November 20.-The painting Madonna Delle Stella" by Fra Angelica, has been stolen from the mon astry of San Marco which has been trans formed into a museum. This painting is one of the most valuable in the mon astery of San Marco which has been trans the Star because of the star on the man. tie covering the head of the madonna It is a small wood panel two feet by one and was placed in the cell occupied by the monk Fra Angelica when the master piece was painted
 The theft took place last night during a terrific storm. When the storm was over passerby saw rope hanging from the window. He gave the alarm and search disclosed the loss of the picture. The locks of the cell and the glass case in which the painting had reposed were broken. Strangely enough, the thief or thieves did not touch other pictures by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
Kills Wife and Self

Nevada. Mo, November 2o.-While his five children, the eldest aged II, lay asleep in an adjoining room, o. c. Ali son, a farmer, today shot and instantly killed his wife and shot himself to death in his home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
Big Game Shipment

Duluth, Minn., November 2o.--Per- haps the greatest consignment of big game that ever came to Duluth ar rived today on the steamer Eastman. which brought 20 moose and more than 40 deer. The animals were shot at diff ferent points along the north shore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21

{ Cherbourg, France, November 20-Cardi- nal Designate Farley and Cardinal Des- ignate Falconi arrived here today after a rough passage on the steamer Kron Prinzessin Ceeilie, from New York. A special tender brought the prelates and their suites ashore. The party soon aft orward left for Paris. They plan to pro- ceed to Rome tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
Cardinals in Good Health

Gibraltar, November 2l-Cardnal Desig- nate William O'Connell. archbishop of Roston, has arrived here in perfect health on board the Canopic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21
PERSONAL

John Romano of toilette, H.. is in the city stopping at the Florence. MT. Romano is seekinge bushes sloca- tion. @
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21

Finally I wish it understood that am not trying to give any idealist re- view of the situation; am talking the cold politics of the case. Ought a con trolling majority of the people of the limited states incline to play pranks with their time tried plan of govern ment; ought they take up with agra rian notions of property; ought they demand that the laws be enforced th those cases alone which do not offend the executive conscience? do not Lnow. and for the present purpose do not care I do know that the peo- pIe of the United States stand ready
 to give larger commission still to democracy as it was preached on the musings in 1910, the democracy that was in the saddle In the House of Representatives this past spring and summer, and that is enough. Yours very sincerely, BENJ. CARTIER. Washington, November IS, 1911.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-21

some of them, on the contrary, holding In absolute purity of conscience to some sort of anarchism. and it is equally true that their votes Cto the extent that they are citizens and can vote) are in the market for any party that caters to them; but they are overbalanced many times by men of no party who vote according to their own ideas of social sanity and of health and progress in their own lines of bread winning; and everybody knows that this latter element grows in numbers year by year. It has always de- termined the presidential election since 1864. Would anybody but a fanatic ignore it in 1912?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

4 94a s.

"Secolo" de Milano, un artfculo sobre
ell estado actual de la question mario
qu1. He aqu1 el final:
No puede creerse que Italia, que tie
ne el merito de haber propuesto e]
acta de Algeciras, no tenga interes.
como Austria, en- respetar tai tratado
Tai vez el acta de Algeciras necesi-
taba ser ,revisada y todas las naciones
que tomaron parte en- su redaccion ten
drlan derecho a concurrir De todas
maneras, 5por que, 81 Ell acta de Alge-
ciras Iha sido violada, Alemania sola-
mente sc benefciarla de esta violacion ?
: Por que Italia y Austria renunciarian
a sus intereses, por apoyar a 'Alema-
nia9
El biloxi italo-austriaco, desarrollan-
do :su acci6n fuera de la esfera de la
Triple podria facilitar la soluci6n JUS
ia del problema marroqui y ofrecer
una garantia para la paz europea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07
La verdadera cuna
de Cristobal Colon
(Continuaci6n.)

En- Italia, hay tres ciudades 6 pobla-
clones, donde existen edifcios 8 casas que
ostentan en- su fachada frontrispicio,
marmofes y bronces con inscripciones
grabadas para anunciar al mundo, que
ALI naci6 Crist6bal Colon, que son: &C.
nova, Saonia y Cogoleto. La ciudad de
'Calvi, en- C6rcega con grandes festas, en-
1892, ell centenario del descubrimiento de
America, colocandose una lapida arbe ct
os'6i, que ALI habla nacido ell nauta Girls
t0bal Colon. La Ciudad de Pomtevedro.
debe CON mejores tita4los que mimgu,,a
otra, celoeas' en- su Plaza Provincial I'm
bronco o. o.,a,dr7nol en- sgual sentiolo.
Los pueblos de Italia, estan celosos de
q. Pontevedra sea la cuna del argonauta
Colon, y 10 mismo sus aliados los hispa-
nofobos americanizantes y sajonizantes
que por insania q la naci6n descubrido-
ra y colonizadora, estan revolviendo mar
y terra, para oporner argumentos que
prueben 10 contrari0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07
La opinion en- Inglaterra.

EI Standard aprueba la dclara-
ei6n de M. Asquith. Cree leer entire IL
meas que el tai discurso Sc reduce q
una invltacion q A1emania para que
declare 10 que desea. Espera que ell
Kaiser, respondent a dicha invitaci6n
de un modo general pac1fco.
El s'DaiIy Mall dice cue la decla-
racion, no solo impide La posibilidad
de un golpe de man0 tai como la de-
mOstraci6n naval hecha en- Agadir por
Alemania, sin6 que obliga & tomar una
actitud mas razonable.
Para el 1sDaily Telegraph ell al
eance de las declaraciones de M. As
quith es bien claro No podemos yer
que Francia compre SUI libertad de ac-
ei6n en- Marrnecos mas caro- que ell va
3Or del imperio marroquf entero.
La naci6n britannica, dice el ttMor-
ming Post, desea la paz; nunca hara
NADIA que pudiera tllrbarla; pero no
podra en- ningin case, aun por mantle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07
.Notas de Mayaguez

Ayer tarde ocurrio un crimen san
griento en- Ell barrio conocido por " III
Consume" que Sc encuentra en- la ca
rretera de esta poblaci6n a Las Ma
Marias.
~ Los individuos Roberto Feliciano y
Esteban Perez, parece que tuvieron al
gun altercado yendose a las manos
Este. 1ltimo, a quien apoda ell "Ma-
lfsimo'', ylzgando s1i .conducta por
sus antecedentes repulsivos, infrio a
Feliciano mas punaladas de las que
muri6 POGO despues.
Las autoridades competentes de es.
ia fueron, al recibir aviso, al sitio de-
suceso ordenando Ell levantamiento de-
cadaver.
No tengo otros informes sobre e]
particular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

M. AsquSth, ministro zngies, ma oe-
elarado que 81 no llega a un arregio,
4nglaterra tomara una parte actlva en-
I'm discussion. Esto sera una obhgac1on
que lie impcne el acuerdo de i9o4 con
Francia v sera ademas un deber de de-
fensa de los intereses britanicos.
Vie aoui los concentrates de La prensa
aiemana:
El ssWorwaerts" dice que lngiate-
IRA ha lanzado un ultimatum Alema-
mia come 10 prueba la orden que ha da-
do / sns marines de permanecer EN- los
barcOs.
LA "Gaeeta de Colonia afirma que
el pueblo aleman ha aprobado, sin re-
seryas. ell env1o de barcos a Agadir
sabiendo como sabe que para que un
Estado sabsista es necesario que Sc.
maestre energico en- la defensa de stls
derechos.
Ell tsLokal Anseiger" declara que
las manifestaciones de nj. Asqulth lie=
van ell sello de la arrogancia que carac-:
seriza 4 Ia politica inglesa. ;:
Seg1n la 'sGazette de Voss" dlcho
saiscurso es un discnrso de paz que de-
muestra que Inglaterra no quiere de-
sempenar ell papel de tercer ladron en-
los conhictos enropeos. . <... 49,
El "Berliner Tageblatt' opina que
siicho discurso suprime, en- parte, las
difcultades del problema marroqni,
uuedando reducido este a un asunto
eomercial y no a una question de pres
5igio. La mayoria del pueblo aleman
mo pide un triunfo sino un resultado
que contente las dos parties.
La t<Morgen Post" escribe que ese
discurso tiende conjurar la crisis cue
amenaza de producirse, pero, no da
ninguna esperanza de arreglo del pro-
blema marroqul.
La @<Gaceta de Colonia" en- SUI edi-
5orial dice que las declaraciones de M.
Asuuith contribulran a calmar los es-
piritns: la pretension de Inglaterra de
intervenir, en- case de reparto de Ma
rruecos, es completamente justificada
" reconocida como inatacable; sin en-
barge, es extrano que, como potencia
que firm6 ell acta de Algeciras, Ingla-
terra no haya intervenido desde hace
Siempo sin6 que ha de5ado a Francia
seguir la politica de la anexi6n de Ma
rr1lecos hasta ell extreme de que Ale
mania ha tenido que gritar: ihalte-la
Nadie Sc equivocara al decir que In
glaterra, 81 hay reparto, guerra apode-
rarse de Tanger
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07
Mas declaraciones de la prensa ale

Mas declaraciones de la prensa ale
mana.
Ell "Taegliche Rundschau'' estima
que no es una obligation de Alema-
MIA ell concertar un tratado con Fran
cia. Los alemanes pueden, 81 es nece-
sario, quedarse en- Agadir hasta que
que salga de Marruecos ell ultimo sol
dado frances.
LA "Gaceta de FRANKFORT" afirma
que no puede existir ninguna diver
gencia de miras entire el emperador y
sus consejeros.
Ell "Lokal Anzciger' protesta ener-
gicamente de la cesi6n a Francia de
Togo, la. mas alemana de las colonias.
La oGaceta de la Bolsa' dice que
las negociaciones aunque lentas, Sc
nevaran a cabo satisfactoriamente.
La Bolsa atraviesa un periodo de
agitacion porque Sc cree que no Sc lie
CARA un acuerdo
Una opinion italiana.
El diputado Bissolati publica en- el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

La felicidad conyugal sonrie a Pele-
grino Lopez desde ell sabado por la no.
che que ratifc6, ante ell altar de Dios,
las protestas de amor immense con que
habia cautivado ell coraz6n de la es-
piritual Aidita Fajardo. j
Eel acto y festejos de esta boda sera
recordado con carino por los desposar
dos familiares; porque en- la capilla
de San Antonio, donde tuvo efecto la
ceremonial, y en- la casa de los padres
de Aida Sc reuni6 10 mas selecto y dis
tinguido de nuestra Flora social. Una
larga lista de regalos publica hoy La
Voz de la Patria' con que fueron OBJ
sequiados los amables novios.
Ha sido esta una boda verdadera-
mente regia DISTINCTION, largueza, OBJ
sequiosidad y esplendidez, fueron las
iniciales de esta communion de almas
afines
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07
LA TUMBA DE COLON

Desde los primeros dias del descubri-
miento, La Isla Espo1olo su capital San
to Domingo, fue considerable como solar
del dominic de Espana en- Ell Nuevo Mum
do y el .Gobernador de La Isla de Cuba,
ejerc1a el mando como teniente del AL,
mirante de las Ind.as estaba bajo La
Jurisdiction de la Audiencia de Santo
Domingo su Tribunal de Apelaci6n Ell
los asuntos de esta parte de America
hasta 1881, que Sc estableciera los capi-
tanes generates.
Por virtud del Tratado de Basilea en-
% de Julio de 1895, Sc convino que Es-
pana cederia a Francia, la parte que
afn conservaba en- La Isla de Santo Do
mingo; y en- su virtud sc ordeno el tras-
lado de la Audiencia y Archives de Sam
to Domingo que estaban lepletos de da-
tos references al Descubrimiento Puer-
to Principe, y los restos de Colon q la
Habana, que fueron sacados della Cate
dral de Santo Domingo donde yac1an,
los cuales fueron conducidos la Habana
en- 20 de Diciembre de 1895, en- la fra
gaia Descatbr1dor, al mando del Jefe ge-
neral de la escu;adra D. Gabriel lie 4 riz-
tizabal, cuyos restos Sc les do sepultura
EN- La Cathedral de la Habana, hasta 1898
que ceso la soberania espanola, que fue-
ron trasladados Sevilla.
Su traslado de Santo Domingo, Sc hizo
con todas las solemnidades por,pa que
el case requeria, era arzobispo de Santo
Ell case requerla era arzobispo de Santo
Domingo, Fray Fernando Portillo; go
bernador general de la Isla, el general
Joaquin Garcia; G.. Savinon Regidor de
aquel Ayuntamiento Ciudad habiendo
asistido todas las autoridades y dignida-
des de la Isla, y una representation del
Duque de Veragua, compuesta de los
Sres J. B. Oyrzabal y D. A. de Lecan-
da.
Los restos del Almirante, descansa-
ron hasta 1898 en- ell feretrO anterior, que
lleyan en- hombros cuatro reyes que re-
presentan q Castila, Leon, Aragon y
Navarro, ante ell altar mayor de la Ca
tedral de la Habana: para dar reposo q
los h1lesos que peregrinaron durante al
gun tempo.
Los dominicanos. pretentlen que los
restos del Descubridor, Sc hallan en- la
Cathedral de Santo Domingo, 10 cual es
incierto, segiln puede justifcarse por el
luminoso informe que sobre los restos
Ide Colon. public6 la Academia de Ia His
toria. en- 1879; fue debido 4 Ia superche
ria 8 fraude piadoso del Obispo italia
no Rogue Cochia, el canonigo Belini, y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07
Como Sc arreglara todo seg1n
i Germania'' peri0dicO cat6licO.


Germania peri6dico cat6ico.
Francia tomara todo Marruecos, pc
70 estara 'obligada entenderse con
Espana a prop6sito del Riff.
Ademas, debera otorgar a Alemania
una entera libertad comercial, 10 mis-
mo que la ibertad de adquisicion de
terrenos mineros y rennnciar los de-
rechos de exportacion y por fin reco-
noeer los dereehos adquiridos desde
hace tempo por ciertas cosas de CO.
mercio, como la de Mannesman.
+: De esta manera, Francia completa-
ria su imperio colonial africano.
= En- cambio, Alemania obtendr1a el
Congo frances, a trueque de todo el
thinterland, del Camerun y de Togo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-07

lei dominicano Bfailio Tejera, que en-
1877, por ell halBazge de una urna con.
restos colombinos, anunciaron ube ct orb
que eran los del Dsatahridor.
Los restos- encontrados, eran de D..
Cristobal Colon, hijo del segundo Almi~
rante D. Diego, hernano del tercer AL
mirante D. Luis y nieto del Descubridor,
pues era hijo de Da. Maria de Toledo.
sobrina del Duque Gle Alba, no habien-
do llegado a ser Almirante por haber
muerto en- vida de su hermano D. Luis
Colon, que era ell Yerdadero Almirante.
Despues que La Academia de la Histo-
ma de Espalla y la Real Academia de
la Lengua Gallega, hayan dictado So
FALLO, respecto 3 la nacionaidad ga
lie de Colon, los restos de este, que des-
cansan en- Sevilla, deben ser traslada-
dos a La iglesia de Sossto Mario la Gru,aJe
de Pontevedra.
LA CARABELA ''LA GALLEGA'
O ''SANTA MARIA"
PARTE QUE TONIC EN- ELL DEsCU-
BRIMIENTO DE LAS INDIAS
Ning1n marino gallego, ignora, cue los
celebres astilleros de construcciones ma
wales de Galicia, en- la provincial de Pom
tevedra, eran en- ell siglo XIV, en- donde
lse construlan los mejores buaues de Es-
pana; en- eStOS astIleros Sc hacian re-
paraban buques de toda clase, siendo or
denada su construction por el gran Ar
zobispo Gelmirez, cue mand6 .traer de
Flandes, todo ell personal necesarrio para
su establecimiento, y fueron organizados
por otro prelado 10 menos il11stre. na- .
mado Rodrigo de Luna; aquellos astille-
ros gozaban de ciertos privilegics con
cedldos por los mona areas Alfonso ~
Alfonso x Alfonso X1, y en- ellos Sc
construyo Ia escuaslra, para la toma de
Sevilla por Fernando III ell Santo, cuya
escuadra iba mandaxla por el Allnirante
gallego Jofre Tenorso.
La 1mportancla co1nercial inaritima
de Pontevedra en- el siglo XIV, puede
apreciarse, 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta. Que era
ell centric de la contradiction de- barcos,
para la conducci6n Gle mercancias 8 los
puertos de Flandes y de Levante: que
los nlareantes 8 eente de mar se haUaban
asociados por Cofra1ias. baio }a advo-
caci6n de Santos: QUE los e1.eroios 50 ha-
llaban establecidos para los diferentes
ofcios; y que existia el C61iqo de Ma
reoates, que era una complicaci6n de
los usos costlrmbres de mar mandado
hacer Dor el Arzol,5sno de Sant;aoo y
Juan de Arias. ::
va firmadas las iateresa,}as canitn-
laciones, ell galciano Colon :sa];6 nara
Palos de Noguer, coz el objeto ;1e oroa-
nizar la expedici0n cue habfa De d;r;.
girse en- busca de nueyas tierras ouien
puesto de acuerdo con los hermanos Pin
n6n, equiparon tres nayes 8 carabelas
1ue fueron: La Snust4a Moy1n 4 Ln Ga11e
~,a ~ = ''',~ -1'' :, ''''a .',S que S'Daiit'o-
ner sldo bendecidas por Ell Guardian de