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The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18
DEAD DESPERATE
IS NOT IDENTIFIED

Santa Ara. Calf. De-. 1.-THE
unusual pnlior OF tn. desperate who
was shot death by militIamcn after
he stood off u shcriffs posse for
hours. killed Undcr-shcrlff Sduircs
and wounded three deputies. led Ia
the belief today that he was recently
released from u rcnitcntiary. This
was strengthened by tn. armament
found on the dead man and his evil
dent preparedness for desperate nd'
ventures He carried u high power
rifle and revolver and a big supply
OF ammunition.
Ip to noon today. however. no
progress toward the Identification OF
the desperate had been made. II
was hoped various postal orders and
scraps Of paper bearing names OF
Oregon towns found In his pockets
would aid IN solving The mystery,
Albert Hralpcr. one OF the wound
ed deputies. may die Of his injuries
but the other two will recover. The
condition OF Myrtle HUFF. the girl at
tackled by the unknown man before
his battlc with the deputies. was
said today not to be MS serious as at
first reported.
Examination of the body OF Squircs
today showed that while tho office:
lay fatally wounded. under the rifle
of the desperate. the latter used his
body as target, sending bullet after
bullet into II.
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WOMAN ARRESTED FOR
LIFE INSURANCE FRAU1

Los Nngclcs. Dec. lS.-Mrs. Minta
Jordan. who collected 5000 life In
surancc after she had buried n man
n suicide. ms her husband. was arrest.
ed her. at the instixation of three
fraternai organizations charged with
having obtained money under false
prctcnscs. Jordan WAS supposed to
have committed suicide last April at
Ocean Park by hanging himself to u
girdcr under u roller coaster. but he
returned yesterday.
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Chronicle-Sew soc per mouth.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18

Ing to tell YOU what | want for
Christmas. ! want two story books.
candy. nuts. apples and oranges. This
In NIL I want for this time. From your
loving little sirl-Stclin Shelly. Agu-
liar.
X:
Dear Santa Claux:--i am sending
you y list OF things to bring me for
Christmas. ! want "a necklace. II set
OF dishes. and a doll. nuts. candy.
oranges. ! am lust 8 years old and
live Mt Ramcy camp near Ludlow.
Your little fricnd-Wiiia Ferguson.
r. s. Don't forget papa aud mann
ma. my little sister and brother. my
uncle and nephew. also my little
friend In DciaIua. her ramc is Helen
Edna Williams. house number &c
Good bye Santa. We live In house
No. Z.
Dear 2anta:-i am writing this
letter to let you know what ! want
for Christmas. ! want Il lIt;l. doll
and n vet Of dishes and n table. |
want some candy and nuts. want
live handkerchicfs and Il trunk for
my dolly clothes. A piano for my
doll. Don't forget mamma and papa
and sister aud brother. and don't for
get my little brother George. h"
wants n train OF ears that run on u
track. Your littl. giri-Mildrcd
Pro~ser. 6l7 Prospect street.
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FUNERAL OF NINE VICTIM

The IuncraI OF TONY IIaTTIs W.T."
died at tn. hospital yesterday from
Injuries received n week ago while
working in the mine at Hastings took
place this afternoon from the chapel
of the Trinidad Undertaking Co. A
Greek priest OF Denver officia,cd at
the ceremony and members Of a ma
tive fraternity marched in the FUN
cral procession to the cemetery,
where the body was laid away.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18
Santa Claus
Letters

| IthT Suutu tiuub. aul u t'NiS
boy four years old and would like
for you to bring me an automobile. u
suit OF clothes. and tool chest full OF
tools. Also rubber ball with u
small hole In 1t 10 I can squirt water
with II. As | am II little boy | will
not ask for much this time. You
must not forget to come around and
see me. | live In the upper end OF
Itamcy camp ut Ludlow. DO not fear
that 1 will spy for I always 20 to bed
at eight o'clock. ! am your little
boy.-Oscar q. Ferguson. Ludlow.
Colo.
Dear Santa Claus:-l am u little
girl I76 months old. Well Santa YOU
can bring me whatever you have left
over. ! will leave YOU u nickie In
mamma = pocket book. Please don't
forget to comc.-Ncllie Ferguson
Ramcy camp No. I. p. s. Remember
all OF my little friends.
*:
Dear Old Santa:-I am = little xirl
II years old aud am In the fourth
grade. ! want u set of dishes. u biz
doll. u pair OF Ice skates. n sixnct
ring aud some nuts and candy. And
Santa do not forget the poor little
lchIldrcn. Your little Eirl-Ruth
Lorraine Jctt. II3 Nevada avenue.
*:
Dear Santa Ciaus:-Just u few
lines want to write. am nine
years old and In the third grade Mt
school. want u pair Of shoes. with
black patent leather buttons. and
white tops. I want u doll and 4
sack Of candy and nuts. Remember
your little kiri-Eunlcc Jett. tl3
Nevada avenue.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me an air gun. and some shot. n
bottle OF paste. n bank. some story
hooks and n watch and chain. Your
little fricnd-David Cecil. sl7 T.
First street.
Dear Santa Claus:-I am II little
girl aud I am II years old. want
"a Kirl's bicycle for Christmas aud be
sure II has . coaster brake and hell
on II. Mamma wants n pair OF bed
room slippers, nice and warm ones.
bring papa some bed room slippers
too. bring me lots Of candy and
nuts. I guess this will he all for this
time. DO not forget my three bro
Tiers. Your little friend--Addic
Dutlcr. r. 8. lie sure aud look on the
dining room table. ;:s. Kansas
avenue.
Dear Santa Ciaux:-i am u little
boy four years old. want you to
bring me coaster. u tool chest n
gun and u holster to keep II in. !
guess this Will be all for this time.
he sure not to forget mamma and
papa and M ysister and two brothers.
Bring me lots OF candy and nuts.
Your little friend. Albert Butler. p.
S. Bring me some story books.
*:
Dear Santa Claus:-Plcase bring
me an air rifle. some shot and pen
holder for school. Please bring me
some nccktics. and n story book. that
is all this time. Good byc-A. q.
Cecil. 9l7 T.. First.
*:
Dear Santa ClRus:-f am now 60
Ing to tell you what want for
Christmas. I want a water gun and
a pair OF cowboy chaps and general
suit and what belongs to II and n
pair OF lcgEins. and lots of candy
aud nuts. Lcona wants n big doll
II inches long and some candy and
nuts. We are Frank and l.cOna
Colby. 1Ol Atchison street.
*:
Dear Santa:-I will be In Trini-
dad for Christmas and ] want you to
bring me II train. an automobile and
top, some candy and nuts. From your
loving little boy.-Alfonso Adamson
'31i Nevada avenue.
*:
Dear Santa Claus: - am writing
my first letter to you. ] am a little
girl eight years old. now | am go
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18
BOY AT ROMERO HONE

MI. and Mrs. Juan u. Romero 0f
3ls East Ninth street are the parents
ri baby boy born this morning.
This Is the third child Of the family
and the second boy. Both mother
and child are doing well.
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HELD FOR ASSAULT

Jasper Butrea OF Sopris was bound
over to the district court on a charge
of assault, by Justic. Ston. today.
Bond was fixed at $500. The de-
fendani Is alleged to have used u gun
on +. 5. Copeland and to have threat
cned to Kill him.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18
FUNERAL OF INFANT

The funeral OF Ecs1ic JOhcs, m
fant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Jones
Of G20 Pierce street was held yes
tcr,iay afternoon at the family res
idcncc Rev. +. ". Brctnail off
Ciating. The body was shipped to
La Junta last evening. where inter-
ncut will take place.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18
E. l.. ALLEN
The Jeweler
Look For the Big Street Clock.

for us In stcToptIcon. n possible
have the picture gallery mrprI,"
to all present.
At the conclusion of the evening
let the best man. II h" happens to br
one OF the number. present the gifts.
reading aloud the sentiments attach
ed to each.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18
C1EGHoRN ACQUITTED

Canon City, Dec. 1S.-Not guilty
was the verdict returned by the jury
In the trial of former warden. John
Cicghorn. and four cc-defcndants on
charges of conspiracy to defraud the
state and obtaining money under
falrc preicnses. The verde twCs
reached after 72 hours deliberation.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18

We wish to call your attention to
the fact that most infectious diseases
such as whooping cough. diptheria
aud scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has a cold. Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy will quickly cure
cold and greatly lessen the danger
Of contracting these diseases. This
remedy is famous for its cures OF
colds. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic and may hc given to child
with implicit confidence. Sold by all
dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18

Printing Of every description neat
ly and quickly executed Mt the
Chronicle News job rooms. Samples
nnd quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. II
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18
Mr.. AND MRS. BAYLES

Mr.. ami Mrs. +. p. Bayles will en-
|tertain Rev. Ferris and his family
tonight at an informal seven o'clock
dinner. Red and green will be used
In the table decorations. Covers will
he luid for Rcv. and Mrs. Ferris.
Amy, Josephine and Sidney Ferris
and Mr., and Mrs. Bayles and chill
dren.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18
: ". q. ".

Members Of Camp J: should he
present tonight at Castle Hall. In!-
tiation and oyst.rs.-J. J. Jacobs,
|C. {.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-18
Christmas
Suggestions
FOR LADIES'

122k83.sE FOR LADIES
pearl gold noun
LOEEI.lERS beauties, when s.OD
JEWEL
sterling
UMBRELLAS the famous HUI detachable handles
FOR GENTLEMEN
appropriate
iAZoRS pocket ST 90
WATCHES all reliable makes. II
MISREPRESENTATION. ..................
adjustable what he
mnnyd kinds. one Al 81, 30
better look them
or Kind 81 % ~
beauties 81 up
To scto
NNIi~FIlE sterling silver handle special
sterling silver 5Or
So 30
diamonds :::ic
for III.
CHAINS y select 81
the 10
special
1909. 80
o
Ebony ............... SEQ
E. L. ALLEN
The Jeweler
Look For The B;p Street
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
ANDERSON MAY SELL
Pioneer Photographer Nego-
tiating Deal Which will Take
Him to Florida.

N. B. Anderson, the pioneer photo
grapher of Redwood Falls has nearly
closed deal whereby he disposes of
his gallery to Frank Hocket and
brother.
The deal has not been closed but
may be at once and in that case the
gallery will pass into the hands of
the new owners the first of the
month.
Immediately following the dis
posal of the property Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson will leave for Florida
where they have property and where
they will make their future home.
The Hocketts have been doing car
work here for some time but one of
penter the brothers has had a good
deal of experience in a gallery
at Marshallton, Iowa, and is said
to be a thoroughly competent pho
tographer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
Married In The West

A pretty morning wedding was
solemnlzed Thursday, Miss Mary
Flenner and Paul 7. George being
united in marriage at the home of
the brides parents, 1896 Granada
avenue.
The ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. Hollingsworth of
the First Methodist church, was wit
messed by the two families of the
bride and groom. A dainty we'd
ding breakfast was served previous
to the ceremony, and Immediately
afterward the young couple left for
the north, where they are passing
their wedding trip in Los Angeles
and Mount Lowe A merry party
Of friendswere awaiting the wedding
party at the train. but " ere cleverly
eluded by the young couple, taking
an automobile to Pacific Beach, and
there boarding the train.
The rooms were charmingly dec
grated in festoons of crimson hearts
and maidenhair fern, and the bride
and groom stood beneath flora
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
HORACE EATON
DIED ON FRIDAY
Succumbs to Weakness Follow
ing Severe Operation at
Rochester Hospital

Horace G. Eaton, of Morgan, died
at Rochester last Friday.
Death followed a severe operation
performed on him December %.
While the work of the surgeon seem
ed to be entirely successful and he
rallied temporarily he was unable to
recover his strength and gradually
growing weaker expired on Friday.
Mr.. Eaton was 72years of age and
was one of the prominent figures of
this county. He was the father of
c. G. Eaton, editor of the Morgan
Messenger, of Mrs. E. E. Turner Of
this place. Besides these two he is
survived by two other children and
Mrs. Eaton who at present is with
her daughter here.
Funeral services were held at
Rochester and the body was placed
in vault. Interment will be made
next spring.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
DIRECTORS PLEASED
Farmers Elevator Stockholm
ers Find Things Better Than
They Expected.

The semi-annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Farmers Eleva-
tor company was held Saturday. 1t
was discovered that the gain made
during the pastsix months under the
management Of A. H. Vihstadt was
considerably more than cOnld have
been expected. The directors at
tribute this desirable condition to
the conservative and able manner in
which Mr.. Vihstadt has administered
the affairs Of the company. A
dividend of Is per cent on the invest
ment was declared which amounts to
5 per cent on the stock sold.
The question of handling farm
machinery came up and received
considerable support. No definite
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
TELEPHONE DIRECTORS MEET
Hold Annual Gathering at The Court
house Duncan Retained as Manager

Fifty stock holders in the Redwood
County Rural Telephone company
met at the court last Tuesday for the
annual gathering.
The company according to the
reports read is growing rapidly and
is in good shape. Over 35 miles of
new lire was erected last year. The
most important move in the history
of the company was the purchase of
the Redwood county long distance
lines.
Edward Duncan, the present bust
ness manager, was reelected which
was we'll deserved tribute to the
ability and industry of Mr.. Duncan.
A. D. Stewart and L. w. Linde-
man were reelected directors and
William Parker, Of Clements, was
made director in place. of H.
johnson. The other directors are
James Little. William Steele, Daniel
Mckay and P. A. CORES. MIR.
Stewart was made president of the
directors with L. W. Lindeman
treasurer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
CADILLAC CAR PUT
TO UNIQUE TEST
Runs Eight Blocks with Start
ing Device as Motive Power

With spark plug removed and
with no motive power other than
the automatic starting device, a
Cadillac car carrying five passen-
gers, was recently run a distance of
eight blocks in Waterloo, Iowa.
The test was made by C. A.
Morris, the Cadillac dealer in Water
loo, with the idea of demonstrating
the power of the starting device and
was witnessed by a number of peo-
pie. 1t has been estimated that the
cranking device expended sufficient
power to have started the engine
more than 1000 times.
The test was made by meshing
the gears of the starting device with
engine in the same manner in which
they are brought into action for
starting the engine, at the same time
with the clutch engaged, so that
when the engine turned over" it
drove the car as it does when run
ming normally with gasoline motive
power.
After the car had been run eight
blocks, the spark plugs were placed
in position, the engine was started
by the electric starter and driven
back to the sales room. -Ady.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
Above The Clouds.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rosendahl were
in Atlanta, Ca. on January Is ac-
cording to a card received by The
Gazette yesterday. Apparently they
were having the time of their lives.
Mr.. Rosendahl wrote:
Atlanta. Ga, Just arrived here
at 1920 p. m. Spent today at
Chattanooga looking over the battle
field. Also took a trolly ride up
Lookout mountain. We expect to
stay here a day or two and will pro-
badly Sunday at Jacksonville
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
HOME FROM FLORIDA
Strange Experience of DIR. Ly-
man Who Visited in the
Sunny South

DR.. E. A. Lyman is home after
spending some time in Florida.
The sun was shining and the birds
singing with the thermometer 70
above zero when the doctor boarded
the train at Zephyrhills, and started
on his long ride north The careful
Pullman company kept the car
heated to about 20 plus or more all
the time and the doctor rolled into
the frigid regions without a hint of
the change.
And then he stepped off in St.
Paul.
1t was twenty degrees below zero.
A drop of 90degrees effected by
simply walking out doors. 1t seems
needless to add that the doctor was
surprised into a shiver.
Mrs. Lyman who remains in Flor
ida is rapidly recovering her health
and when DR. Lyman left she was
feeling better than for some time.
The length of her stay will be deter
mined by her health, but she will
not return in any event until spring.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23
REDWOOD CHURCH LEADS
Local MethOdistS Stand First In The
Marshall District

The Methodist Episcopal church
of Redwood Falls, still holds its
place at the head of the Marshall
district. According to the Confer
ence Minutes it has All members;
EpWorth League 60 members; and
the Sunday School including the
Home Department and Cradle roll
has at this date 800 members, and
paid cor running expenses last year
1925.
The church raised for pastoral and
church support last year $2.212. For
Home and Foreign missions, and
other correctional benevolencies
1913.
La addition to this sum 81, 900 was
forwarded to the Foreign Mission
airy Society last year; that sum hav-
ing been bequeathed by a resident
who while not member of the local
church. yet counted herself one to
aid in its work.
The Missionary Society will pay
life annuitles if desired. In the in
stance above mentioned, the de-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23

bell of white and green, in a latticed
bower of ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maloney, the brides sister and her
husband, were matron of honor and
best man. The bride was charming
in travelling suit of light tan, with
hat to match, carrying shower
bouquet of roses, and the groom also
wore morning suit Of brown. The
matron of honor wore a gown of
blue silk.
After wedding trip of about a
week, Mr.. and Mrs. George will be
at home to their friends at their new
home on Twelfth street. San Diego
Union.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23

ceased lady's son will receive 81 per
cent for life, he being sc years of
age. If he were younger the inter-
est would be lower, and if older still
higher.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-23

action was taken and the matter was
left in the hands of the directors
who may decide to add machinery.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04
Club de Danas
de San Juan
La Junta del viernes.

CumpliendO un precepto del regla-
mento porque Sc rige, el pasadO viernes
celebr6 Junta General de Socios, para
elegir la Directiva que ha Gle regirlo
durante nuevo ano, el prestigioso Club
Gle Damas de esta ciudad
La senora Nina Besosa lie Castro ex-
pIic6 briIlantemente la labor de la Di-
rectiva durante ell aHo que fnaliz0, y
fue aplaudidisima.
Tambien las senoritas Secretaria Y
Tesorera, leyeron sus informes cores
p0ndienteS que fueron unanimemente
elogiados,
Procedi6se despues al escrutinio pa
RI Ia nueva Directiva result6 electa
Ia siguiente:
Presidenta, Rosalina B. de Anton
santi; Vice-presidenta, la, Victoria p
de Ferrer; icc-presidenta pa, NATL
De f. de PARA, Secretaria Ana Maria
Hernandez; Vice-secretaria Clementi-
ma Giusti; Tesorera: Blanca Guarch
Vice-tesorera Belen p de Sarmient0.
Vocales: Elena c. de Gonzalez, Be
len q dc Acuna, Maria +. Martorell,
Mercedes s. de Ribot, Ana B. de Ruiz
SoIer, Eyarista r. de Rodriguez, Car
lota h. die Benitez Alicia Sicard6.
Suplentes: Mercedes Il. lie Diez de
Andino, Pepita Penedo Y Altagracia
Gaya.
La Junta, petici6n de la sonora de
Lago acord6 por unanimidad un yoto
de gracias, mereidisimo, para la Direc-
tiva saliente.
FL BOLEFIN feIicita las distingui-
das damas que formaron la vieja Di-
rectiva por Il gran exito que alcanza-
ron slempre en- las brillantes fiestas por
elias organizadas, y felicita tambi6n d
las no menos distinguidas que integran
In nueva por la muestra de confanza
que han recibido de sus amigas EN- la
seguridad de que han de proscguir la
gran obra del Club de Damas de San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04
NUeva directiva de
Ia Plata Sugar Co.

Uftlmanente Sc ha verifeado Ia reu-
ni6n annual de accionistas de Ia Plata
Sugar Company, factoria de azdcar ra-
dicada en- un barrio del t6rmino NUM-
cipal lie San Sebastian.
Sc trataron asunt0s importantes para
la Corporation y luego Sc procedi6
elegir la Directiva que ha de regirla du-
rante el actual ano de mil novecientos
doce, resultando electa la siguiente:
Presldente, don Alfredo Rafucci.
Vice-presidente, don Eduardo Gior-
getti.
Direetor-tesorero, Jose Ruiz Soler.
D5reetor-secretario, Arturo Reichard.
Vocales-Directores, Ramon Aboy Be
nitez, Ramon H. Delgado, Rafael Bal
seiro, y Benjamin e. de Sola.
FinaneierOs y agricultores inteligen-
tisiraos todos ellos, han de hacer mucho
en- favor de la "Plata Sugar Compa-
ny.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04
UNA GANCA

Qu1en desee adqnirir IN mobilarit
para sala, eOmpnesto de doce siIlas,
ouatrO UfllOnes, dos butacas, un sofa v
una n0efata centric, MADEIRA curyada de
Viena, aisne ahOra prOpicia opOrtuni.
dad.
Hay ademas, una mesa y seis sillas
para comedor; I'M guarda-comidas, IN
chinero, On tinaiero con 81 piedra, un
fltfC nna mesa con piedra marnol
para el peryiciO del cOmedoT.
TsnbisD puede adQnirirse, una cana
dc hierTo. para una plaza, J nm lavahO.
Este mobiliario estA completamente
npevo ruede verse. en- la casa nimero
9S t,e : salle Dc TeEnkn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04
Sociedad Lazo de Orc

FL pasado domingo celebr6 Junta
General la sociedad cuyo n0mbre es el
eplgrafe de este suelto
Result6 electa la siguiente Directiva
para ell presente aflo:
Presidente, Candido Alvarez; Vice.
presidente, Merchol Marginal; Secre-
tario, Manuel Ramos; Tesorero, Jnan
Audinot
Vocales: Jose C6rdova, Luis Velaz-
quez, Rodolfo Robert, Ramon Medina,
Cruz Ruiz.
Gente entusiasta de iniciativa toda
ella, ha de hacer prosperar grande-
mente ega sociedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-04
Proxirna asamblea
de La Association de Profesionales

FL secretario de la Association de
PrOfesionales, nuestro distinguido ami
go ell Lcdo. don .)acinto TexidOr, ha
convOcado a los asociados para una
asamblea que Sc verificara el dia ocho
del corriente mes EN- los salones del
edifcio "Borinquen donde esta insta-
lada la oficina de la Association de In
gcnieros.
FL objeto de la asamblea es nombrar
La nueya directiva; pero en- los "corri-
Hos" Sc comenta asegurandose que EN-
ella Sc trataran asuntos importantisi-
mos.
Oportunamente informaremos nues-
tros lectores el resultado de la Asam-
blea.