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New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
IN THE sERKSHlRES.
LBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Lenox. Sept. 1O.-Albert r. Shattuck is
the purchaser Of The Mount the country
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward p Whar-
ton. and the price paid is quoted at close 70
s1S6.O0O. This property was sold 70 Mr..
and Mrs William Pollock, Of Pittsfield and
New York, ten days ago, but in the prep
aration Of the papers there was misun-
derstandng and the sale was not closed.
Mrs. Wharton wrote the House Of Mirth
while living here.
Frederick s. Delafeld. president OF the
Lenox bench show, has engaged 7. l.. g.
Kemp as superintendent OF the show and
appointed these judges Robert Sedgwick,
ir.. 10 Judge the West Highland and Welsh
terriers: J. w. Spring. Of Boston. Airedale,
fox and Irish terriers: Mrs. VI. E. Gibbs, of
Richmond, toy dogs, and DR.. Hair. of
Bridgeport, 70 judge the pointers and set
ters
There will open in Stockbridge tomorrow
the annual exhibition Of paintings and
SCULPTURE Of the artists and sculptors in
the Berkshire Hills and Housatonic River
Valley. Miss Lydia Field Emmett, Walter
Nettleton, Miss Marie Kobbe, Edward L.
Morse Robert Hamilton, Clark J. voorhees,,
Daniel Chester French. Roland Perry, Au-
gustus Lukeman. Thomas Shields Clarke
and others viii be exhibitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Allen and
Miss Alien. who have been at the Hotel
Aspinwau for the last week, have re-
turned 10 their country place at Pelham
Manor
Mr.. and Mrs Harry W. Smith, who came
up 10 I.enox FOR the Berkshire Hunt race
meeting. started this afternoon by automo-
bile for Grafton, Mass.
Mrs. John A. Hance and Miss Mabel
uance. who have been visiting Mrs. Charles
Lamont and Mrs James r. Jesup at
the Curtis Hotel. have returned TO Mill
brook y. Y.
Mrs 4. Scott Cameron, OF New York,
,,bo has been expected in Lenox for the
autumn. has gone 10 Hot Springs, Va.
Miss Elizabeth A. Osgood. who has been
q, the curtis Hotel. has returned 10 New
York
Evert J. Wendell is a guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs William b. Osgood Field.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans 5. Jones and How
ard Wbiteneld. Of Red Bank. y. j.. have
been at the Curtis Hotel for the week end.
Robert scdgwick. jr, has gone TO New
York. Mr.. Sedgwick stopped in Lenox
from Bar Harbor for the Berkshire Hunt
events.
Mrs. Morris K. 'Jesup. who arrived SAT-
urdav at Belvoir Terrace for two months.
has Miss Nellie Cuyler OF New York. with
her.
Miss Clementina Furniss, who has ar
q 10,
,fternoon luncheon entertainment at Edge-
comb this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
POSTAL BANKING EXTENDED
Designation of Third Glass Offices viii
Be Complete by January !.

Washington, Sept 10.-All Of the approx
mately 1850 postoffices of the second class
and many Of the first class having been
designated as postal savings banks. Post
master General Hitchcock began today the
designation of the third class offices II is
his purpose to extend as rapidly as prsc-
ticable the postal savings system 10 the
smaller postoffices Of the country.
\ beginning was made when 100 offices
in smaller commercial towns needing such
special banking facilities. in twelve DIFF
ferent states. were directed TO be open 70
receive deposits by October :. Approx
mately 100 designations a day will be made.
so that. by January 1. the postal savings
system will be in operation in all Of the
5000 first. second and third class Offices.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
CANDIDATES WILL MEET
Harmon, Wilson, Bryan and La Fol
lette to Speak at Knoxville.

Knoxville. Tenn, Sept. 10.-The second
presentation Of the Appalachian exposition
will be opened in this city tomorrow, and
will continue for three weeks, closing at
midnight September 80.
Governor Harmon will speak on Friday
A series Of wonen's congresses will begin
September q, with an address by Speaker
Clark. William j. Bryan will speak Sep
tember %. Governor Wilson of New Jer-
sey and Senator La Toilette, Of Wisconsin,
are also scheduled for addresses.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
FAIR WEATHER THIS WEEK
No Disturbance in Sight Here, Says
u S. Forecast, Until Friday.

Washington, Sept. 1O.-Generally fair
wca ther the coming week the country over
was the prediction OF the Weather Bureau
tonight. Its weekly forecast says:
There are no indications az the present
time Of a disturbance in South Atlantic
waters In the United states the coming
week will be one OF generally fair weather
and normal temperature over the greater
part of the country. Occasional showers.
however. are probable along the Gulf and
South Atlantic coasts and in the North
Pacific states.
The next barometric depression Of i'm
portance to cross the United States will
appear in the northwest on Wednesday,
pass eastward over the Middle West about
Thurrddy or Friday and the Eastern States
near the close Of the week. II will be at
tended by local rains and be followed by d
change 10 cooler weather over the north
west and the central valleys
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
PROF. JENKs LEAVES CORNELL
financial Expert May Go TO China for
Morgan Syndicate.

Ithaca. y. y. Sept. 1O.-Professor Jere-
;nish Whipple jerks, Of Cornell. polit-
ical economist. publicist and financial eX-
pert. has received a leave Of absence for
one year from Cornell and has gone 10
New York. whence he will sail for China.
" IL believed in university circles here
that he goes in the interest Of the J. p.
Morgan syndicate. which has extensive
railroad interests in China lie is also
member OF the governments immigration
Commission.
A report gained credence here to-day
that DR.. David JAYNE Hill. recently Am
bassador 70 Germany, has been invited 10
take the chair left vacant by Professor
jerks In the Cornell College Of Arts and
Sciences. The president, Jacob Gould
Schurnan. would not confirm the report
but ne said thar DR.. Hill would be highly
acceptable.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
DIED..

pEvEREr-X-On SUNDAY, September 10. az
Mamaroneck " Y. Mary Porter Gregory.
wife OF Walter Bourchier Devereux. Funeral
service on Tuesday. September II. az 1I.l5
a m. al The Anchorage. Mamaroneck. y. Y.
Carriages Will meet train leaving Grand
Central Terminal az 1905 a. m. Kindly omit
flowers
GILLsPIE-suddenly. at Denver, Col; on
CiiHspie OF stamford. Conn. Funeral services
will De held at his late summer residence.
Shippan Point stamford, Conn. on Monday.
az . p. m. Interment AZ the convenience OF
the family
HrrcHCOCK-on Saturday September 0,
1911 william Hitchcock IN the T9th year OF
his age. Funeral private
LANGLEY-septenber o John Langley. aged
10 Service Monday. 20 O'Clock az stephen
Merritt co. Funeral Apartments. No. 3o4
West i26th ST.
rOpEZ-su Suddenly. ~ her residence No. $40
Lincoln Place. Brooklyn, " Y, Hetty Bar
rett Rice wife OF Z. ". Lopez. Funeral ser
vices Tuesday. September u az 10 a. m.
Interment at convenience OF family.
NATTHF,ws-O Friday. September s, Mary 2.
Matthews. widow OF Ambrose NJ. Matthews.
Funeral services will be held on Monday, Sep
teniber II. az p. m. at her late residence.
No % Berkeley ave, orange. y. J.
rHORN-At Mount Vernon. y. Y. on Ninth
Morth Tenth 1911. Thomas Thorn. Funeral
services az his late home No - North l0th
ave. on Third Day Ninth Month. Twelfth.
az ; o'clock.
rurRsTON-On September :. 1911 az her late
residence No 1872 Montague ST. Brooklyn.
Ieonora Boughton. widow Of the late Robert
n Thurston. Of Cornell University Funeral
pr,vate. Ithaca and Troy. y. y, and Ph.la-
dephia papers please copy.
TODD-On sunday September -. az s..
fvke's Hospital. Clarence Faulkner, son %
tbs late Robert Faulkner and Louise McGar-
~,b Todd Notice OF funeral services here
after Albany papers please copy.
,,.tr NtrRDING-On Saturday September q n,
"Hrr'ndicitis John c. Wiimerdlns, elder son %
ceo-aiana l. and the late John g. W'lmeriing
1.',rer,I services VIII be- held az the Church ot
-" Hoiv Communion. 2Oth ~. ard sixth ave,
@ 'uesdav morning september y. az 10
'clock lnterment private.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
NEW RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR
N. Bakhmetief Appointment to
Washington Officially Announced.

81 Petersburg. Sept 10.-The appointment
O. George Bakhmetien as Russian Ambas-
Sador 10 the United States TO succeed Baron
"osen was officially announced to-day.
81 Eakhmeued was formerly Ambassa-
cor 10 Japan. and was at one time one OF
lAe secretaries OK the Russian Legation at
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
One of the Seven Tribes Of Galway"

Sir Henry Lynch-Biosse. who is now
crossing this continent from the Atlantic
10 the Pacific in an automobile Is the
eleventh baronet Of a family which has
been settled in Galway for many hundreds
of years, the first holder of the baron
etcy being Sir Henry Lynch, Member OF
Parliament FOR Galway In the reign or
James l. This Sir Ilenrys grandfather
stephen Lynch. was Mayor OF GALWAY un-
der Henry VII The "Blosse" was added
so the name Of Lynch through the mar
riage OF the sixth baronet to the heiress
Of Tobias Blosse. Of Little Bolstead. suf-
folk.
one of the most extraordinary members
of the family Is Edward Lynch Blosse,
whose name hgures iu Burke's "Peeraee
Of the present year a. "Gtaf Major OF the
Japanese Intelligence Branch that ls 10
49,. 80 = military SPY. Edward LyAsH
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
LESS PRINT PAPER PRODUCED
July Output Smaller than in Any
Month in 1910, but Stock Grows.

Washington, Sept. 10.-The production in
tbis country OF news print paper during
T,,lv last was less than in any month ex-
cent one during the last year, according TO
statistics OF the American Paper and Pulp
Association filed with the Commissioner Of
Corporations
Both production and shipments fell off
during July. the former decreasing from
40 800 tons In June TO 9l,4sO in July. The
stock on hand was 4.0S2 tons greater at the
end Of July than on June ~.
Production OF news print paper in july
1911. was practically the same as I'm july
1910 The production in July. 1910, however.
exceeded the average FOR the preceding half
year. while that of July, 1911. was the small
est. except one, for twelve months.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
MAY USE RED CROSS SEALS
Postoffice Authorities Have Not Barred
Them, G. L. Magee Says.

Charles /. Nagee, secretary Of the Amer
ican National Red Cross in a letter 10 the
National Association for the Study and Pre-
}enti0n Of tuberculosis. made public to-
day. denied reports that Postmaster Gen
.-al Hitchcock had prohibited the saie OF
ked Cross seals. The seals had been sold
in large numbers and attached 10 letters
during the holiday season for several years,
the proceeds being devoted 70 anti-tubercu-
llS.s work.
Mr. Magee said that although the Post
oalcc Department would not allow private
stamps % be attached 70 the face Of mail
natter. it mac ruled that such stamps or
seals might be placed on the backs OF pieces
q mail provided they contained no nume--
ais. ana did not resemble postage stamps.
IAe Christmas seal design for the 1911 Red
Cross campaign, Mr.. Magee said, had been
sBproyed By the Postoffice Department
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
JOHN GIlPlN.

Newport. Sept. 10-John Gilpin, a widely
known newspaper correspondent. died from
heart trouble to-day He was sixty-three
years old. Mr.. Gipin came to America
from Leeds England, when he was fifteen
years old and went on the staff OF The
News" with which paper he had been con-
nected since. He is said TO have been the
first man in the country 70 report polo
pony game, and he was the first in this
CITY 10 start a society column.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
DR.. GEORGE HARRIS.

Bollefonte. Penn, Sept. lO.-Dr. George
F. Harris, son-in-law of the late Andrew
G. Curtin. War Governor Of Pennsylvania.
and one Of the most prominent physicians
in central Pennsylvania. died to-day al his
home here Of an affection Of the heart, aged
sixty-eight years. Dr. Harris was civil
War veteran and director Of the First
National Bank Of BellefOnte.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
THE REV. MOTHER SARAH JONES.

Albany, Sept. 1O.-The Rev. Mother Sarah
Jones, for sixty-five years member OF
the order OF the Sacred Heart and until
few years ago superior vicar at the
Sacred Heart Convent. Kenwood, is dead.
She was eighty-eight years old. She was
the daughter Of Judge Samuel Jones. Of
New York, and before entering the relig-
ious life was prominent in society. Bishop
Burke OF Albany will ofciate at her fu-
neral Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
EDWARD BUTLER.

ST. Louis. Mo. Sept 1O.-Edward Butler,
capitalist ana former Democratic boss OF
St. Louis, died Of paralysis at his home mere
early yesterday. He was born In Ireland
in 1888 and came here more than hfty
years ago Butler began life as a black
smith and left an estate estimated TO be
worth millions. Half in frankness and hall
in boasting. Butler often said that he had
stolen elections in ST. Louis for thirty
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
e7YAN VISITS RAR HAReoR.

har Harbor Ne. SEPT lO.-Mr and Mrs.
'"uam Jennings Bryan paid short visit
haf iiarbor today arriving at noon
iearins this evening for Bangor. on
"ay 10 the Maritime Provinces
iA'y were guests of Representauye Fran
borion Harrison. Il Nsw Iorh. M
=, '.1'' ison said ttat 90. yit hso 40 foliti-
a' "shihcaE,e anu Nas smpy 10. oisht-
~. Bryan Will deliver lsctuT~- il
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
NEW AMBASSADOR IN PARIS.

Paris, Sept. lo-Rifaat Pacha, the Turk
.s' Ambassador appointed 90 succeed
Naoum Pacha. who dropped dead on july
- iasf while PLAYING cards in Paris cluo.
arrived yesterday from ConstantinoDle and
presented his credentials 70 President Fai-
g1ree
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
SICK BENEFIT FOR TRANSFERS.

The Joint Council of the International
brotherhood Of Teamsters or New York
and New Jersey reported yesterday that
a has established a fund by which sick
members in good standing are 10 be paid
s. A week for six months ana IN case OF
death their relatives are 10 receive 500
The organization can do this because 10
has not an expensive staff Of general Off
GERS, a. some unions have.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
THE REV. DR.. GEORGE 7. KNIGHT.

Medford, Mass. Sept. 10.-The Rev. Or.
George Thomson Knight professor Of Chris
tian theology at the Crane Theologi, al
School, formerly the Tufts Divinity School
and widely known as an author and lect-
Urer on theological subjects died tonight.
In 1898 he received the degree Of Doctor
OF Divinity from Lombard COLLEGE. Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
AMERICAN PRlMA DoNNAs DEBUT.

Carlsruhe. Germany Sept. l0.-Miss May
Schneider. of New York, made her debut in
the Grand Ducal Opera House here to-
night. singing in the prima donna role Of
Nevcrbcer's "The Huguenots.' she was
warmly received by crowded house and
had many recalls.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
LATTA NOT WELL.

Rochester. Mimi, sept lO-The condition
of Congressman J. +. Latta. of Nebraska,
who underwent a serious operation IN this
city some time ago. has taken a turn for
the worse.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
CEMETERIES.
TIE woOpLAwN CEMETERY

=. ,eadiiv accessible by Harlem train from
TnI - Central station Webster and Jerome
,a,,',a trolley and by carriage Lots $3.50 up.
rsf.ohone ~ 4s55 Gramercy for Book OF Views
OF or,ce. 20 East esd St. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICES.

.,AIN oFFICE-No. I5t Nassau street
IiPToWN OFFICE-No. 1884 Rroadway. 90
any American District TelegTaph once.
uARiEN OFFIC ES-No. 151 East l2ath street..
No 2es West i25th street. and No. 2i9 West
l2sth street. -. .,,x,
WASHINGTON BueSAU-Westory buiIainS
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
MISSIONARIES MISSING
Cheng-tu Refugees Number 130, of
Whom 80 Are Americans.

Peking, Sept. 10.--The Chinese govern
ment is concentrating troops on the borders
in case the provincial forces prove disloyal
or insufficient to suppress the disturbances
in the sze-Chuen province. Sixty Canadian
Methodist missionaries are among the
Cheug-tu refugees. These in all number
about one hundred. Of whom thirty are
Americans, and nothing has been heard
from them for the last four days. II is
believed that they are being escorted by
Chinese troops in the direction Of the
Yang-tse Kiang.
The government has promised to submit
10 the American Legation a comprehensive
statement on the food as soon as the facts
are available.
Shanghai. Sept 1O-The Yang-tse Kiang
is forty-fve miles wide at places. The
great foods still stretch over territory
seven hundred miles in extent. sevehG
thousand survivors surround Nanking,
where three hundred are dying daily.
similarly distressing details are being re-
ceived from many cities. II f. feared that
the waters will not subside before the mid
de OF October. The foods this year were
unusually early and caught the crops be-
fore they had matured
New-York tribune., 1911-09-11
INDERTAkERS.

FRANK Y. CAMPBELL. 24i-3 West esd Sc
chanels Private Rooms. Private Amouiahcea
vi 13a4 Chelsea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-18
San Juan Puerto-Rico Microbes IS de Enero de 1911
At THE POST OFFICE At SAN JUAN AS SECOND CLASS

no sera abandonaHo sino con el conssn
timi.;ll !, del Consejo E,.eativo.
Estas tres proposiciones de ley, 81 Sc
aprueban, conpletaran IL ,rgislacion ne
cesaria, en- virtld de Ia cual podra
llevarse a caho la tasaci0n, para fines
contribut1yos, de los serviclOs de utili
dad pub1ica, y quedara establecida la
facultad de reglamentar y fjar los pre-
clos de estos servicios
Como Sc ha dicho, estos proyectos de
ley son el resnltado de la mas cuidado
sa Investigation de las necesidades de
la situacion en- este respecto, a fin de
proteger los intereses del p1bhco y al
misrno TEMPO proporcionar aquella Sc
guridad en- los requisites, facultades,
tan esenciaIes 4 empresas de esta clase
(Continuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-18

zuela recbentemnte, Y corre de voZ en-
voz, quizas con Fundamental s sin el, que
Las imlpresiones Y opiniones que emte
de nuestro pals y su Gobierne son doloro
sas y desastrvsas. Hay tambien que ave
rigaar qu5en lie sopl6 all dido mientras
estuvo en- Venezuela ciertas ideas de in
tervenci6n. Nos proponemos averiguar
SUI cicerone en- Caracas, asf 10 pedimos
por correo.
La protesta de los venezolanos ha sido
umanime, y hasta esfuerzos han sido ne
,esarios para evitar consecuencias q. nos
hubiesen situado NAL en- esta Isla, solo
nos queda pedir los compatriotas que
hagan uso de sus derechos en- as,tntos de
ool1tica nacional como bien les plaza.
pero que por Dios. no pidan una inter
vencion que nos pondria al par de este
pals y Cuba, con los aventureros que
Sc arropan bajo la bandera gloriosa de
Washinton. Los que hemos vivido en- el
Norte, y apreciado al verdadero caballe
20 americana, podemos calar Il los civil
zadores q.vienen 4 los tropicos,c con muy
lOnrosas excepclones, los cuales fueron
,alificados de fariseos, y jtistificado on
Washington rnr un GObcrrador ameri
cano Ell Puerto I,.lro. 10 mejor es deiar
los Ell donde csl;iI. Y trabanr los vcnc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-18
LA LEGISLATURE
Han sido presentados los siguicnf'>
proyectos de leyes:


proyectos de leyes:
so Por los senores Massari, Cervoni
y Cuevas Zequeira. Para enmcndar una
ley titulada LEY para enmendar los ar
ticulos 327 y 239 del c6digo dc EnJui
ciamiento Civil.
81 Por los scnores Elzaburu, Roig.
Garcia Ducos, Gonzalez Y Lluvrra>
Para la construction de dos pozoS artr
sianos en- el pueblo de Isabella.
81 Por los senores Elzaburu Roig.
Para aslgnar la cantidad de tres mil
dollars con objeto de ayudar al MUM
cipio de San Sebastian 4 la cOntinna
ci6n del camino afrmado entire este
pueblo y ell de Camuy.
So Por ell senor Cayetano Coll. En-
mendando la ley de La Asamblea be
gislativa de Puerto Rico, de Q de Mar
20 Gle 1905, titulada Ley probihicndo
al fiscal de la Corte Suprcna, fiscaicS
oo L" WI bc NC I'lStl1tO y Jutcts> aIuhitI
pales el ejercicio de la abogacia para
otros fines.
81 Creando un departamento de po
llcla de hygiene y para otros fines. Por
ell senior Cayetano Coll Y Cuchi.
55. Por Ell senior Cayetano Coll V
Cuchl. Para enmendar la "Ley esta
bleciendo ell procedimiento para ell de
sahucio y fijando las reglas para apcla
clones en- esta clase de juicios, aproba
da por la Asamblea Legislative de Puer
to Rico en- 9 de Mario de 1905.
56. Por ell senior Cuevas Zequeira.
Para disponer la construction de una
carretera de Rio Grande a la aTdea Loi
"a pasando por Mediania.
81 Por ell senior Julio Rivera. Para
limitar horas diarias la jornada del
trabajO.
SO. Por ell senor Coll Y Cuchi
otrOs. Para autorizar el es
tudio y construction por Ell Comisio
nado del interior de un trozo de carre
terra del puente de San Antonio al Dc
Martin Peiia 8 para el estudio ensan
che de Ia carretera central entire dchos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-18
N aSuntO De IA dObIe via
Sr. Dire.:cr Dc IL BOIETTN
San Juan. T.. ".

la San Juan light au, Transit g.
pssuy consiolerara como ,sn favor e44e
cial, tanto 4 ells ono los intcreses Il
pilblico de San Jian y TO Pi,drss.
cuai srve 60 70 cue re>per'7 a! ,vsspor
'ie pasajeros. Wic sc <irvisse u~tcd coa
der cspaeio eu ~ estima,lo pcri's,lieo I.s
TIA esta comunica IN.
La corupania es>.,ma como su mas =.
'lober 81 presiar Il pGbliec un aerv
baeno. cfcicnts = rapido. ~ h. prn
ra en- rcconocer qae 81 seF,islo que T..
TN en- In actualidsJ no ss saflsfae,.-
~ para 81 public n par Ella niiSms
>e da cuenta ds la~ di8.aiiasl,s pre-.
te" prev@e lue .gn u :.rupo. 4 rnel.
qn' Sc rcmrd.,l nora .auu cutarin o..
= mis-.
.>u actitud ha.. Ia rss~oiuei.in H. 80. II.
pTOblemaS del scF cio ptTisiiso. - en
cas- palabra< Ia guicute: esia ,lispu
I" construir e1aie~Iuirra lineas ad
ua'ss q. el Coase o Eie... - H. orsler.
= 5nncr en c~lS meas un unmero snf,
ute dc ears ara prpstar al ptit r.
az servicio a. > ,. g. un mint.
; -eSultaSc ue.. ..rip. Eu adieisn < .
to 3 este. e>ia 81 .puc~;a 4 roniri,uir
easto dc abrir u' nucva ealic cn Ssnir
&C, para 81 .ughe de "a earreisr
cen cualquirra ~a sti,lad que II Cobier
canSiderc e1ui'a ~. tenielpio preSsn.
q12 las ca.ic> 81 csau tanbi%n por 81 ,i
h'ico para oira. oS1s ad.ma$ de p
v,aJar cn los e---oS de IA eompasiia
Nisntc manif.sar que. debido \
""ndicioncS fi>.e.S. no pussle pr--iar 10
~esvicio mas &c 'u;e ppr suS liueas II
que ahora ofre.s ~ tuviess eicn carr
no podria pon"- mo >clo u.sls de los ,t..
ahora ticne. p.r IT, I,s .rrts-S no ie T..
miten function w5. -rs ea~Fs. .
cadl direction %. m.~. rngso. gur
4" ne hacc ah a. y e> .pu@llle e.r'.
'r..~ mas rrie.s piSr~ie I'D iaria Ipv
i nc cl Sci.v'ris 'uc~e mss 1espario .ir
- presentc. = - CON. Ejerufs
~ tienc complete caF-co de las framlr,
cias de service piDueo. rssp'vierE =.
c"'cpania deb JnS:uli- Ina nuesa
sea Ell alguna ale 1uesa "a Sautur..
este diSpucsia q hacerio. - deridie
quo debc cons '-.i- una ivlGe via cm
c-s.stera. Ia r.asiruir.A :, ~ eons
n ejor que - scng7u amnas lineas.
con. paiiiiia nr .'.n. r.t-. ia lur he.
Culquierade e>;u~ planes lr permit
.ener una dob via & l.', r-,.irss. -
Ie 4-istaria tener. yero rl,r. d~bido =
~ seucilla en >aniu-r-. ao vendria
:.talmenic M jorar e. .erv,cio.
con ri plan ic ahrir una nucva -.
~ S;miurrc : esSai .har .i raF~cirrs.
tienen naIa qge harer Noes ella
quc tieuc que T'so.verie. Sn iuirp p.-
bleIaa cs preStar al pnb.4so. ~ns psrss
quanoS. el mcior SERVE ns~ ble. en ~.
con1icioncs actualeS
inticipandrle eypre.iyas graeias lsr
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de Va muy sinceramente.
Sar Juan I.irh4 and Tgsux.4 Ccu-a~.--