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Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
RAILROAD LOSES
ITS TAX SUIT
JUDGE LEAHY DECIDES SANTA
FE MUST HELP BUILD
BRIDGES

The case of the county against the
Santa re railway, in which the rail-
road is sued for the sum Of $2,6O6OS,
representing the amount of the first
installment of 1913 taxes levied
against it for bridge purposes, was
heard before District Judge David j.
Leahy this morning. The defense Of
the railroad was that the tax was dis
criminatory and Illegal, but the court
could not see it that way, in the light
of the evidence and argument Of the
district attorney. Judgment was
found for the county
Another case Of the state against
the Santa Fe was also heard The
suit involved taxes amounting to ST.
925 levied against the properties Of
the railroad in district No. TO- Las
Alamas, in which the defense Of the
road was that the boundaries Of the
district were not fixed nor a map filed
at the time the taxes were levied.
The attorney for the road showed the
court that this was the fact and judg-
ment was entered favorable to the
railroad
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
The Garrison Escanes

London, Oct 10.-Antwerp has fall
en- into the hands of the Germans, but
its capture, important and stirring as
it has been, was robbed Of much Of
It's intrinsic value. it is contended
here, BY the escape Of the garrison.
The defenders held on long enough
to enable them to take full stock Of
the situation and evacuated the citar
del when it became evident that the
doom Of the town was sealed. Toward
the close Of the defense only a suffi-
cjent garrison to work the remaining
available guns was left to hold An
twerp.
At midday Friday the advance force
OF the Germans entered Antwerp and
The full surrender Of the city eyi-
IDENTIFY occurred at half past two
O'clock in the afternoon
The extent Of the fall of Antwerp
will be slow in reaching the outside
world from bipartisan sources, for the
reason that communication with the
city is either cut or entirely in the
hands Of the military authorities.
With the beIIigerent army with
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
No CHANGE In France

Paris, oct. 1O.-The following Of
ficial announcement was given in
Paris this forenoon:
"The fighting continues under sat
isfactory conditions, Our entire bat
tie front has been made in spite Of
attacks Of the enemy to advance in
several places. On our left wing, in
the region included between LaBasse,
Aremntieres and Cassel the fighting
between opposing forces OF cavalry
has been confused because Of the ma
ture Of the terrain.
"To the north Of the Disc our
troops have attained real advantage
at several places IN their zone Of acs
ton. In the region Of St. aIihiel we
have made material progress. As to
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
Report is confirmed

London, Oct. 10.-An official Berlin
dispatch Of the Marconi Wireless COM
pany confirms the report that Ant
werp has been occupied The official
announcement given out at German
headquarters late last night, says;
"This forenoon several forts of the
inner line Of the Notifications of Ant
werp have fallen The town since
midday has been in our possession.
The commander of the garrison evac-
uated the fortificaitions Only few
forts are still occupied by the enemy
and this Is without Influence on our
position in Antwerp
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
ARE MERELY SECURITIES
'FoD THIS REASON THEY CAN
NOT BE LOOKED UPON AS
PROPERTY
ASSESSOR NOT OBLIGATED
NOT HIS BUSINESS TO LOOK UP
PROPERTY NOT ON SWORN
LISTS

district Attorney Charles W. G.
ara has written an opinion for
C@fnfy Assessor Manuel A. Sanchez,
tc govern him iiz his action regarding
Il assessing ofgmortgages as recon-
mended by the state b6araisrsuaaiu~
zation. The district attorney goes
fully into the Law of the case as well
as the common sense of it, and ex-
plains the situation fully and plainly.
The opinion, a copy of which has been
furnished The Optic follows:
"To the Honorable Manuel A. San
chez. Assessor San Miguel county,
New Mexico
Dear Sir.
You called my attention to the pro-
ceedings of the state board Of equali-
zation. in which you and other asses
sors are peremptorily instructed to
Assesses mortgages for taxation. It is
that you may obtain the
Information from the county records,
anu you asked me for my opinion as
to whether or not mortgages are tax
able.
'In the first place, the state board
of equalization is given no authority
by law, as far as I can ascertain, to.
Instruct you as to the construction
that should be placed upon the New
Mexico revenue laws Neither do I
think, where you have received from
TIT taxpayers Of San Miguel county
Sworn lists of their taxable property
witch have been examined and ap
proved by yourself and by the board
of county commissioners, that it is a
part of your duty to wade through the
yoIuminous records of the county to
|ascertain whether or not, even if
mortgages are taxable, some taxapy-
ers have failed to return them. If
you have reason to believe that any
taxpayers have failed to make true
lists Of their property, it is then your
|euty to examine county records and
to make any other Investigations with
lin your power to ascertain the facts
eBpt in the second place, ! do not
beaieYes that mortgages as such are
taxable. A mortgage. under the New
Mexico laws, is merely security for
the payment Of money. for the per
Efogmance Of contract or Of some
other condition 1t has no money
value. Ordinarily, mortgages are Civ
en- in security for payment Of notes.
Snch notes are taxable.
But take the illustration Of a mort
gage given as security for the per
formance Of a contract for the care
Of sheep. Unless certain conditions
are complied with. the mortgagee is
eisen the right to foreclose upon and
become the owner of certain real OF
personal property. The actual prop
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
LARGER PART Of THE BELGIAN
army Makes ITS ESCAPE and IS
ENDEAVORING TO join ALLIES

Belgium, it is announced that Ant
werp was taken yesterday. The con-
ditions under which this place was oc-
cupied by the enemy are, however,
yet unknown.
In Russia very spirited fighting
continues on the frontier of east Prus-
sia, where Russian troops have had
partial success. They have occupied
the town of Lycl lin east Prussia.)
"The siege of Przemsyl continued
under conditions favorable for the
Russians. who have taken by assault
one Of the forts of the main line of
defense"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
COLUMBIA GYM BURNS

New York, Oct. 10-The Columbia
University gymnasium building, a
two-story brown stone structure, 75
by 175 feet. designed by the late STAN
ford White and built 70 years ago, was
a charred, water soaked ruin today,
with all but the walls and the electric
power plant in the basement destroy
ed by the fire, which gained headway
early this morning. If heat and water
have weakened the walls the loss will
be heavy: If they stand strong as ever
but 100000 will be sufficient to re-
hahilitate the building,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10

The Hague, Oct. 10 (via London) -
Antwerp surrendered to the Germans
at 2:3O p. m. Friday, October 9.
The war flag was removed from
the cathedral and white flag raised
in its place at a. m. The actual
surrender took place five and one-half
hours later.
1t is declared here that the cathe-
Slral Of Notre Dame has not been
damaged. The Germans delivered one
of their last furious attacks between
6 and Z o'clock Friday morning. The
Belgians resisted them yaliantly in
their trenches and their desperate
fighting resulted in heavy loss.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
Queen is Fleeing

London, Oct 10-The queen of the
Belgians is reported to have passed
through Folkestone from Dunkirk last
night, proceeding to London.
The Amsterdam correspondent Of
Reuters says a message from Berlin
general array headquarters dated Oc-
tober 10. II a. M. says the entire
fortress OF Antwerp, including all
forts, is in possession of the Germans.
King Charles Dead
A telegram received here from Vi
emma says that King Charles of Rot-
mania died this morning.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
CITY Does not Give up Until Straits are
Made Desperate by Fire
BATTLE FRONT in FRANCE REPORTS NO CHANGE
e French Assert THEY Have Made Slight Gains but Berlin De.
MES the CamKng Charles Of Roumania is Dead Grief
Over the War now Rendins Europe Declared to Have
Been Chief Cause of His Demise

Antwerp has fallen General sess
The days.
known dis
.cb from The Hague city surrendered at 230 o'clock Fri
-. afternoon that the final resistance was
dA M small garrison sacrificed order permit the es
- - the Buan army reported be somewhere between
Ato and ostend attempting the lines Of the allies
German AGGRESSION the line Of the field right
m 4 eported from paris which, declares that the battle con-
4inues under satisfactory conditions
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10

Antwerp and ostend, the pressure on
these lines will be removed, at least
temporarily, but at the same time
there would appear to be little TO OBJ
struct the belligerents effecting a
drawn to a position half way between
juLcture with the allies working to
the northward in west Flanders.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
Commander is shot

On Board United States Ship West
Mazatlan. Octo. (via wire
less to San Diego, Calif.l - delayed
in transmission. -Constitutionalist
at Santa Rosalia have shot
Major Aguayo, the military comman-
der there, looted the customs house,
seized the Mexican steamer Korrigan
1T and put to sea.
This is the news sent by wireless to
Rear Admiral Howard. commanding
the Pacific fleet, by the cruiser Al.
baDy, which the admiral ordered to
Santa Rosalia, to report on conditions
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
Walsh, Who Occupies Box for Americans,
puts up Wonderful Exhibition
BEAN-EATERS HAVE DIFFICULTY BUNCHING HITS
Fast Fielding and Good Pitching Make the Trip Around the Sacks
Difficult Journey Attendance is LaFGe-BOth Clubs Leave
Tonight for the Hub, Where Third and Fourth Contests
will be Played Monday and Tuesday

debrand gave the decisions behind til
plate, while Byron gave the decisio a
on bases. Umpire KLEIN went to lett
field Dinen to right field
49, First lnn@A1
First Half, Boston-Plank's ftrs{
serve was a bali, the curve breaking
wide of the plate. The next one came
over for a strike. Moran went out,
Collins to McInnis. Collins took the
ball back on the grass and made a
fast play on the runner Eyers scratch
ed an infield single which Plank could
not get in time to make the throw.
Gather famed on three pitched balls,
while Whitted walked, Plank making
"a kick when Hildebrand called the
last pitch a ball. Schmidt flied out
to Strunk. No runs, one lit, no err
rors
Second Half, Philadelphia big
James sent up an inshoot which was
too low. His second was a strike.
Murphy walked. James got himself
in hole on the batter by trying to
keep the ball on the corner Of the
plate. Murphy was out when James
threw wild to Schmidt, who quickly
recovered the bali and threw to Nor.
awhile, who touched out Murphy. Old
ring out, Deal to Schmidt Deal also
threw out Collins. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Second Inning
First Half, Boston-Gowdy was
given a big hand when he came to
bat. Plank fooled him on the rfrst
one with a slow curve Plank was
unable to control his wide curve
Boston had hit speed yesterday. and
Plank was now feeding them on
curves and Gowdy got base on balls.
Moranville sacrificed, Baker to McIn-
mis- Plank took Deals smash and
tossed to Baker, who put out Gowy,ss..r
Deal stole second. He was almost
caught between the bases, but
schang's throw was al little wide. SO
that McInnis was not in position to
throw to second before Deal made the
base. schang threw wild to catch
Deal off second, but Barry saved him
an error with a high jumping catch.
James famed No runs, no hits. no
errors.
Second Half, Philadelphia The
Boston outfieId played out against the
fence for Baker, but he only fouled
to shmidt. McInnis famed o,,t.
strunk also famed. No runs. II h,ea
no errors.
Third Inning
First Hail. Boston-Barrv thra,
out Moran It was slow ro3Ier and
Barry only got the bail afkeF : bafa
run. His snap throw haa-ais man !,
{Contanuad ~ 49,
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Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10

Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Oct. TO-
The Boston National league cham
pions won the second game of the
worlds series today, beating the Phil
adelphia Athletics / 10 0, It was.4a a
gruelling fight to the finish, and Bos.
ton did not put their run over until
the ninth inning. A double by Deal,
substituting for Smith at third, fol
lowed by his steal Of third, and Mo
rams single brought in Boston's run.
The Athletics threatened in the
ninth inning, having a man on first
and second with only one out, but a
sharp double play, engineered by Ma
ranville, ended the Athletics chances
James pitching was simply battling
with Philadelphia's club helpless be-
fore his speed and fast breaking spit
ters. Both clubs fielded brilliantly,
Maranville and Barry's play being es-
pecially brilliant
After the game the Boston rooters,
led by President CARNEY Of the Bos-
ton club, Captain Evers and former
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston, paraded
around the field while the band play
ed the Boston battle song, "Tessie."
The two clubs will leave for Boston
tonight. The worlds series now
stands:
Boston Nationals, 2; Philadelphia
Athletics, 0.
Big Crowd Present
The Boston Braves, National league
pennant winners, victorious in the
opening engagement Of the worlds
series campaign sof 1914, gave battle
on shibe field again today with the
Philadelphia Athletics Twenty thou
sand persons viewed the fray and
cheered the American league cham
pions in their efforts to turn the for
tunes Of battle in their favor and
thereby place the two contenders for
the seasons baseball bonors on even
terms Betting was even on the out
come Of the series.
staIIings Is soastful
we have looked the Athletics over,
taken their measure in the first game
and beaten up their big gun, Bender
said Manager stallings OF the Boston
club before the game. I'VE will win
the series. It's Tyler or James today.
Either can make the Athletics throw
their bats away"
grhe Athletics looked to Eddie
Planlx's cross-fire to crumple UP the
Boston's onslaught today The vet
eran southpaw finger was Manager
Macks early selection on the on the
/ firing line
Plank and schang were announced
as the batteries for the Athletics
James and Gowdy were announced as
the batteries for Boston Umpire Hdl-
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-10
Third Innlnn

First Hail. Boston--Barrv th,ag,
QUO Moran t was slow roller and
barry only got the BAH afksr a hard
run. His snap throw ~ his man
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-05-22

ia l'E DUkNUS tA&lNOS:
II lnartrs de esla sen ana Iue el
Tia do B.ebus Ca,nl..os p.r, Taos.
L! r0nei,i' J ias oticlhas plllhicas
NE lor llouibIes liz nr9t c'u-. u las
, y. NJ. So ''lrlg'e r"u al P.lu / 10.
..li .du. lu largo .itl t.i,on dc
q, rrau1-z do T,os, conn ounce
miles derla plaz y ccn ilcos y
asi.e COM ppsirro0 cerca c1atro
uiilas lp caluiao y vsrias pueut.s,
s.teu au,iuse ed llas de 3UU peoos
n itisbsj" bvsbi. Los Loubr-s
,Ir n-gtci.,s iltysrop cuusi 90 sus
81 .r"s y dennis sai .,ieal"s. consti.
NY oDtIu uhh eocuaura uu nIss uue
ei~n huiu bres. Hubu tsluOieu va.
rios Lirus DE- cabala,s con rscr-Ia
y sr~',,, y el t'sbajo fac on vr,dsd
siectls" y ~" 'i''s ajd-nso por
pa-t- ar In CanlAr4 de Gninercio
qne fac Ia g,"' 'lne:o la 'des d.' uii
hi. de Ba-,,us CauIiDue.
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Fiesta Escolar

9su I'll conv-hto 10 LUroL,', u las
s g.. ~. Ill hlu-- - del que r'gt',
t-u.irH lnSar una s'np;iiica he'ta
,-scular , ca In qle touiaran part5
un utsn n,lneru u1 alunlnos u-
au,lA,s srAus Ut III, hos p,antt es
,,.j,,cscionhl-s En- ,trs colunina ds
este p-ri61iro p,,l'iicsnlos +, p'o-
gla,n,. au- segnn e, pru,urte
Str mny iDterrsAnte y divertido-
NADIA mas sedrctor para la nj
ilez que hgursr tn esss deinostrs'
ci..aea ;tri tsleutn juvrni'. donue
los es. nlsettros mas aplics'ios tie-
uru = 81 largo uIni'ersia' dc rrelts-
tct.tis.4 % cagtp lulrGtr.h uUo los
sr ,pos -.u,.usu cantoo 'orries.
Cadn AZ, auso gur a!cauzs" los
o.. III. il.ye erluidr~s, -s w t!W pro
,i- ssti, fscciou p.'a Ia. pr"fos"ras.
l'n. s,'n yIlviHo orgshlzan tsss
fiestas.
~. atr4 p4rte. los p,'lres 'l'- -
,u,il, sIt-ltLru s.LieTaFcinD az Vct
sus Mos l'ir ubi'"S"s ~ prrIa.
r h X rstn1isr sas c.tniifut, sithio
STA Il. raZou iur !" 9ur ~ 'e
ap au,ilroe ii rnip''I" dc 'as p'ol-
>"ras al urganizAr -f"s bestns Jr
p,llos DE- a,t,ho seXds eli las que ~
,i,-,,. RAJ ,.u lls4e, Ne e-tI'nnIs = !"
,lfitz Y s,' = pi-rara dr nn" h'"'
nera 'rnta f-ro s-gars, SGT c''"' :
do grsnd-. sorisb ey s",ntT i !
estndio.
Va,sn nuestras fcli, itsc"nes
los lnarstrs qne So -'np' ilsn en
.j,rsr l. -d'cs'l'o d- '"' "'I'"'
que est;in hu "a cnldad'.
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ASUNTOS De
ACTUALIDAD
SALAZAR ABSUELTO

Segun dicen, Ia fuerte prosecu.
cion que ell gobisrno- federal hizo
contra el general Mexicano Jose
Ines Salazar. provino de la Green.
cia que este militar fue el que or.
demo Ell fusilamiento de Albert j.
Fountain, Jr., ciudsdauo america.
no 8 hijo del Coronel Albert Foun-
tain one hace cerca de veinte amos
fne ssesinado misteriosamente On
ell condado de Dofls Aua. El cargo
contra Salszar fue sl dc conspira.
cion, alegandose que habia hecho
introducir por contra bando muni.
CLONES de los Estados Unidos q
Mexico. FL Jursdo absolbio al acu :
ssdo, .. cusl fue on seguida for.
mar parte de los que estzn deteni.
dos en- Ell campo de concentraci6p
del Fue rte Wiagste.
Sslazar J sus paisanos
Estsn quitados de penss
Piisasi han 4, ,caitdo tdI; sni sSii iinsnos' b;usnss
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-05-22

nisma capital nm vi ~ uiesiin pa
sados, h,z:uas o,fAerzus l,sra Due
vinlera ser iry 1l proyet TO d~l
Sr. K. l.. b ,cs, estsblrci-nda ur,
Institute hispano smeriean" aqni;
q IL mayer part1 i- los de hsbls
|esIan,'a lea psdisnos su syuds y
-. todo BE- volvi6 humo.
Nease Ia .liferencia.
llace unns selnanss que nnos
c lantos s-hores d- b bla ingl@s. 81
rnnierun IN -st Y Dry nlzar"n
ana asueiaclt.D denonIinads New
, 'i-xiro IDstit,st.A Of Sci, per- and
t'incst,on,' han h-cllr tal pro.
4r~so con sn idea que va este W.
r4no es- Institute ahrira sus p,ier.
t.. Al nundo. v natnrainente que
t mira exito.
l.-L-linr.,: ivca~ LA DIFF.
iENClAi
l una ,ir las causas por 'as cns.
- n'irstrs pr',yectos fr csssn rs
~ t IL, do inter,... No tunlanics
~ iarero int-res ~ cosas pnu sig.
inran lnu b" para II h-shrIul .
y ng-stru p.-bh,. Ii u4critue mn.
h,s.lnrJ-. E,er., uus +. ta acci1n y
,-r.eversncia.
Deinosi.. nur Va giro u les rneat. !.
D-,epertenDs,sI lis precise darnoe
u Ia'cu 10 abn.oy rstar mas lis.
~'e: tnniar mas interes IN ri hirn
~, ,eral; lsr nn Iuc" d. nuestro
.lrnt" y tienlpo nj bivn conin d-
'n-strn I'nebl". A-uos Alarde y
nas sipceridad.
81 pr todas partes de los Estp.
l,> Uniios FL castsllsno ha dee.
,-rtado tsnto ipter4s, ,por que -qui
lebe Inorir!
FL espailol 60 -l i,iiohia cuinrr.
;'al, y I-betu1s apr~lal-rio, n,sn.
senerio y hscer que nusstros hiios
SAC uen prOvscho De clio.
Despert-,nos! os!-Ksvista IIustrs.
Ia Santa Ee, n. M.
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,,n ne raIar Iaudea "Iasss
UNA ID BraRelcts "Ere'ya llss

t,stas dos bernlo$as pi-ha> de jusrrls
pop,llar son la ,nuda ~rtrp lar srn"ras
,le sociedad en- Nueva York y on las ciu
1adss mas grandes Snn arti''uios nri
norosus Y acanados en- oro I'I- hsra"
feliz al coraz6u De cunlquisrs 'huch"chs
@ n,ujer. no importa ciian i6yen c',sr
vipla. Mny al estilo y muy straclv"S.
Nucstra Ofe,ta Libre. Estamos nnun'
;iando eli chicls de- Spsarmint drsea-
mos r,ner una Gaia de este exct.enfr !,
saiu.iabls chicle on tolus h's liogares'
rndulza el oltsto, haze lbs dienieI tisn-
cos a,uda la digestion. lsef'escA
es agradabIe a todos. 4 csds pers"nH
que nos envie 80 rentavos y centav,s,
en- estampss para sufragar 81 roste 'i'
embarque rnyiaremos una csi~ gr I'D
con 20 psquet-s de ) fentav''+ IL cli'''''
de Spesruint = inrlnire'pos u slr.an''
collar de "fsneo" yel Mszrl'ls >,
+. Evelyn Thsv" Blsoluiansps~ l.hf~,
Esta oferta es solsmente per 'un srtu
tempo. No 80 llenaran mas de dos or-
denes u3s sola persona. Los c"ssr-
ciantes po serdu rermitidcr de seer'sr
esto.
UNITED SAFES CO apANv
nsyssr. ohfos p.osnsr sei.
25-ai Is.
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u - y
COMEREMOS JAMON

81 es cierto 10 que muchos Gre.
CD, sfirmando que va fracasar Ia
mediaci6n y que no habra arrsglo
entire Mexico y los Estadoa Uni
dos, entonces habra guerrs entire
las dos replblicas, y muchos de
los miemb bros de la guardia nacio.
nal tendran que salir a csmpaf1a
con la mochila la espalda y 81
fusil al hombro combatir por Ia
bandera nacional On el campo del
honor. Asf mismo, muchos j6ve
mes llenos de espiritu marcial y
del deseo de distinguirse So alista
ran como volnntarios iran en-.
grosar las filas del ejercito invasor.
Tai vez haya batallas ref,idss J
sangrientas y tai vez todo ell nego
clio sera placer y bonanza, pero en-
todo caso los aguerridos soldados
tendrsn jamon en- abundancia y Ia
seguridad de salir adelante al Tin
de Ia jornada.
Cue bonits es Ia guerra
Para squellos que no mueren
7 que sin una sola herids
A su fslfs hogar vuelvsn;
Ganan sueldo regular
Y entre honores reverdecen;
Couiendo jam6n e5gordsn
y passr hambres no tetnen
Porqus del principle al fin
L5z faSeaohfstss faSeaohf IL il susrtss.
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lDFSPFRTfMOS!
Ell CasteIIano en- los Is.
tados Unidos

En- otra pagina de ests ~ntreea
repro1ucimoa do uaa Revista ea.
paTola un srticulo sobre al dess.
rrollo del castellano On los Estados
Unidoa.
Desesmos que todos nuestrcs
lectores 10 lean, y 10 lean con ia.
f1scciops para que ssf pnedaa re..li.
gar la marchs de progreso one hs
tornado este idioms ~ nuestro
pals.
Es veriaderamente as,mbroso ii
intsrys que por toias parties ST no.
ia por, aprender el eastellauo.
Y es ignalmente asombruso el
hecho que aqrf en- Nuevo Mexic' ,
donde 10 ha usadu este id,oma por
cerca de tres siglos, sea donde Sc
ve con taDto indlfereDtisno, si DO
dssprecio, 81 aorsndizsje ds 81.
Los de hHbls sspaflols, que es a
quieres deberia importsrles mas
su desarrollo, somos los que menos
interes tomsrnos en- ellc. ~ ipor
ques Alb, porans sstauos rofsi
dos del peor de los inal-s: Ia liner
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