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new and Interesting could be found
by them every day.
''on the drive up to Marble cave
they could see where the fossils of
the great saurian monsters of the
geologic ages were unearthed and the
petrefactions taken away to enrich
the collections OF the Smithsonian In.
stitute: the Philadelphia Academy of
Science; the museums OF Harvard and
Yale universities and other great in
stitutions in the east The same ex-
cursion would show them where oil
WAS first discovered in Colorado and
where crude refinery was erected
for its clarification more than half a
century ago. Marble cave has never
been fully explored and its marvels
mapped or plated. 1t invites visit
ors and tourists. but. like many other
places of interest about Canon City.
is neglected by the curio hunter.
"Then there are the drives to Flor.
ence and the great oil fields surround
ing it. The coal camps. too. should
come in for their share OF attention
for they are worthy of visit from
all. One cannot easily enumerate all
the places that tourists coming TO
Canon City shonld visit There are
innumerahle beauties and attractions
In the adjacent country and neither
our own people nor tourists who
come here for a summers outing.
have done the community Justice un-
I'll they have visited she more import.
ant OF them"
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HERBERT MAAS
JUMPS. AGAIN
into The LEAD
IN CONTEST
ETA WALTON CLIMBING UP AS
HETTiE PENNINGTON TAKES
SECOND PLAcE-ALL ARE HARD
AT 1T.
JUST A FEW WEEKS LEFT

Herbert Mas after having been su-
perceded by Hettie Pennington for
first place on the last count, is again
in the lead with a substantial in
crease.
Miss Pennington also gained many
votes. but not enough to place her on
top.
Miss Eta Walton made big gain
and is growing stronger each week
and will give the two above her a
race for their money. She has many
friends working for her and is hus-
Ting hard herself.
Just a few weeks are left and all
Of the candidates must ger into the
collar. because they are each vying
hard one against the other to be de-
clared the winner.
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WILL BEGIN THEIR VACATION
NEXT MONDAY.

Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Van Keuren
win leave by auto on Monday of next
week for The Pines In the Wet Noun
tain valley. where they viii occupy
the D. +. Gibson cottage during por-
tlon Of their vacation. Later Rev,
and Mira Van Keuren win 20 to Estes
Park. where the former has been eii-
snsed to conduct series OF Bible
utudiea at the Y. NJ. C. A. student
confersnco- DurinE Rev. Van Keu-
Esa's ah1enee trorn hiu rsctosAte hero
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MATTERS
MENTIONED
AT CHAMBER
LUNCHEON
INFORMAL REPORT OF DELE
GATES TO MOOSE CONVENTION
READ-oIL TREATMENT ExPER-
MENT ON ROAD DISCUSSED.
MAY Be 2-OAYS' CELEBRATION

Quite number were present at the
Chamber of Commerce luncheon at
the Stratmore hotel this noon, at
which DR.. G. A vawter. the president,
presided.
4 An informal report from Messrs. G.
V. Hodgin and A. H. McLain, delegates
to the Moose convention in San Diego,
was read. The two gentlemen stated
that a new committee of Moose had
been appointed with power to act in
the purchase and the selection of a
national Moose sanitarium site. Mr..
MCGEE, chairman of the old commit
tee. remains as chairman OF the new
committee.
1t is the opinion OF the two gentle
men that Colorado and Canon City
stand the best show for the location
of this institution.
In another letter to Secretary
George Messrs. McLain and Hodgin
stated that Mr.. Davis. supreme vice
dictator of the Eoose lodge. and Mr..
Brandon. superintendent OF Moose
heart. with their wives. would be In
Canon City next Friday or Saturday
to visit all Of the points Of interest
in this locality and particularly to
look over the sites which have been
mentioned for the location OF the
sanitarium- This is a very good indi-
cation that Canon City is being deep
ly considered as the possible point
of selection. President vawter select
ed DR.. W. T. Little. Harry Bowen.
Jack Shaw and one or two others as
committee of entertainment for this
party.
The matter OF having a general BAN
quet in the near future, at which a
report of what the Chamber of Com
merce had accomplished since the
opening of the year. was passed upon
favorahIy. 1t was decided at this ban
quet. which viii be held not far in
the future, that the proposition Of
holding a two-day festival here this
fall should be taken up. 1t was tenta-
lively planned that on one of the
days races and entertainments OF like
nature should be held and the second
day an apple pie feast should be in
corporated.
Mr.. Arch Livingstone was appoint
ed as chairman of the committee
which is to oversee the experiment of
oiling a block on one OF the principal
streets in the city to determine wheth-
er oiilng would be the proper solu-
ton of dust elimination.
The buffet luncheon which is to be
held by the Friends in Council at the
home Of Mrs. and Mrs. I. R. Stockton
on Thursday between 1850 and ESQ
was endorsed and It was urged that
as many of the business men as pos
sible attend. The cause is worthy
one, because all OF the money cleared
goes for the maintenance of a hos
pital bed for the worthy needy. which
this organization maintains at local
hospital throughout the year. The
feed will be worked on the jitney
basis. that is. each article Of food will
sell at cents per helping.
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REV. n. NJ. JAMESON MARRIED.

Announcements have been received
in Canon City of the marriage of Rev.
Howard NJ. Jameson. former pastor
of the United Presbyterian church
here. on Thursday. July IA. to Miss
Ruth Evangeiine Cuibertson at Moore
field, Ind. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Culbertson of
Moorefield and is prominent in the
church and social circles of her home
town.
Rev. and Mrs. Jameson win be at
home after Sept. 18th at Riverside.
Calf. where the former is pastor of
the United Presbyterian congregation.
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Inc "Cdthtl IL San ldutlSCQ " ia
surprise you. II you haven't been
here and know. 1t is cold Most peo-
pie come in summer suits and straw
hats. But they soon freeze up. No
matter where you come from you will
need the winter clothes and your furs
and overcoats. We wore our over
coats every night we were in San
Francisco and many OF the days. The
ride across the plains is hot enough.
anyway you can come. but you will
need warm clothes in San Francisco.
One of the interesting attractions
at the Fair for Canon City folks is
Harry Maddox. Everybody from home
should visit him and he will be glad
to see you. Mr.. Maddox is in charge
of the Yolo county exhibit. which Is
really a wonderful exhibit This is
in the California building and is
easily found. Mrs. Maddox and Miss
Nettie Maddox are usually with him
The Maddox family are Just as loyal
boosters for Canon City as ever and
never miss an opportunity OF saying
good word for the old home town
One OF the best eating places on
the fair grounds is kept by the Y. w.
c. A. 1t was financed and is managed
by the National Board. The chief
object of this institution is to make
the work of the Y. w. C. A. better
known to thousands Of people all over
the country. They feed on an aver
age. about $500 people every day.
On Monday. July 9Th they fed over
5000 people Il Is run as q cafeteria
On Monday the big day / saw a line
outside the building waiting to get
in. that would extend from The
Record office down to the Miller
Hotel
Up In the zone. in the heart Of
much merriment, out OF sight. back
OF the engine house. 10 charming lit
tie bungalow. You never saw the
house and you couldn't end II II youl
did not 90 to hunt for it. This little
home place is q club house. built
there by the Y. w. c. A. for the use
of the girls OF the zone-the girls of
all nations who pose and sing and
dance and serve for the thousands
who come to see the unusual in hui
man life. Here the dancing girls
from the streets OF Cairo. the dark
brown girls from Samoa, the diving
girls who always attract attention;
the girls who pose for living pictures.
the dainty little Japanese and Chi
nese girls, the Indian girls and the
girls from a dozen other lands are
drawn by attractive baths-the only
baths on the grounds-a and by the at
tractiye homelike air about the lit
tie club house. Here the girls from
all iands-eirls OF all characters
meet and visit and listen to good
music and rest and play under the
healthful influence of gentle. intelli-
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MSS NICHOLS 5 ,MpRoyiNo.

Miss Ocneyieye Nichols. who was
operated upon In Pueblo, reported in
these columns - an earlier date ls
rspprtsd this moEain1 y tcink nice
y ~ y uofItfins hrk Mtsle p4in.
lt ssSz Z St1le,ee.
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Music At The Fairs.

Music At The Fairs.
One of the interesting things about
the Fairs and in fact. about all of
california-the city parts the good
music one hears. Everywhere you
go you hear mdsic-on the Fair
grounds, in the buildings, in the cafe~
and hotels.
You hear all kinds-the band, or
chestra. harp. piano, singers and the
pipe organ The pipe organ has grown
in popularity. A few years ago the
Mission Inn at Riverside introduced
the pipe organ for hotel music. 1t
was then unique and proved very pop
ular. This year we heard pipe
organ in a popular San Diego cafe,
and out at the San Diego fair they
have a large outdoor organ that can
be heard for many blocks all around.
This organ cost 100000 and was
presented by Mr.. John d. Spreckles.
The Hawaiian music is especially
popular this year and we never pass
a Hawaiian orchestra by. We heard
some good Hawaiian orchestras at
San Francisco and we heard the best
one at the Hawaiian village at the San
Diego Fair. This attraction is one of
the best at the Fair and is well worth
visit by anybody. There is a pecu-
liar charm to the Hawaiian music
that makes it especially enjoyable
The Hawaiians are pleasant people
and the young women attractive. The
leading ladies'" in this orchestra
have good American names such as
Lily Gibson and Pearl Ward.
The Hawaiian village is typical of
its name and a pleasant place for an
hours rest on a tired afternoon or
evening.
National Conventions
This ig the year for National Con-
ventiona s1t she Fair cities- Almost
anybody Who comes out here can find
a national convention in which he or
she will be interested-I found seve-
raj
At SanFrancisco ] attended the Va
tional Editorial Association At Los
Angeles mixed with the E1ks. didn't
go to the convention as Canon City
seemed TO be pretty well represented.
At San Diego / attended the National
convention OF Moose. On our return to
Los Angeles ! found the National Con-
vention of the Christian Church in
session and attended that. having
a lot of friends among the Christian
preachers who have gone out from
the old Kentucky university-and l
found friends there from several
states.
l think probably could have found
other National Conventions could
properly have attended If had been
looking for them. but | didn't have
time FOR any more.
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MISE SMILEY RETURNED HONE
z rugepAv.

Miss sylvia fihirisS returned to her
home here on tuesday amer pleas
lnt tisit Of ! WettS eutasic1 y Pu.
sn,a WHARF 49, ~ ~ olI = NJ.
~ ~ ). \ ~ NNill
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NOTES FROM THE FAIRS
BY 6. U. H.

gent and helpful Y. W. c. A. workers.
Thus the Y. W. CA tries to serve
is serving class of girls heretofore
always neglected by all people except
their exploiters.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
AL CESAR L0 QUE ES
DEL CESAR.

En- ell ~ejercito frances prestan
servicio de campana 20, 600 sa-
cerdotes segun dice un p%eri6dico
militar, Y de ellos Sc cuentan no
pocos casos de heroismo. NADIA
menos que cuatro obispos luchan
tambien por SUI patria; monsenor
Ruch, coadjuntor del obispado
de Nancy: monsenor Terrier,
vicario apost6lico de Berna, cue
Sc incorpor6 a las flas cuando Sc
efectu6 la movilizaci6n en- Oak
kar: monsenor Peno3, vicario de
Siam, Y monsenor Moury, vica-
rio de la Costa de Marfl. Ell pc
n1ltlmo de los menclonados es
subteniente de infanteria.
Testimonio del valor de estos
sacecdotes soldados es que no Sc
ha publicado ninguna lista de he
ridos y muertos en- ell campo del
! honor, nj ninguna orden del dia
sin que figure en- elias ell NOM
hre de unO Q varios eclesiasticos.
Durante las cinco primeras Sc
manas de guerra ganaron la cruz
de la Legion de Honor PIG sa-
cerdotes, y ell doble de este nG-
nero han sido propuestos para
la codiciada medalla militar.
Los casos de heroismo indivi-
dual son demasiado numerosos
para detallarlos, pero algunos
son demasiado grandes para pa
sarlos por alto.
Ell abate Fersier, cura de la sep
TINA division, gan6 la medalla
militar "pOr haber salvado a Qua
tro personals durante la inunda-
ci6n de Manners, Y "por haber
dado prueba en- muchas ocasio-
mes del mayor valor y de la ma
yor carload en- ell campo de ba-
ITALIA" Ell abate Fersier fue he
rido en- ell brazo izquierdo por un
casco de granada, pero sigui6
cumpliendo sus deberes e insis-
ito en- continuarlos al dia ST
guiente.
Ell abate de Gall Sc distingui6
yendoa recoger, bajo Ell fuego
del enemigo, los muertos y heri-
dos que habian caido ante la Boz
selle, Y finalmente merece men
cionarse al Padre De Ganay, je-
suita, que ha sido condecorado
por su v~alerosa conducta reco-
giendo heridos bajo ell fuego de
la artilleria en- Languemark.
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Tn inventor espanol

Bilbao. Ell infante don Alton
so examine un nuevo motor de
gasolina muy simplifcado y ex-
traordinariamente ligero inven-
tado por ell obrero mecanico Pc
dro Sorribleta Y de gran aplica-
ci6n para la propulsion de aero
pianos.
Ell Infante felicit6 al obrero
inventor del nuevo motor y lie
encarg6 que enviara ell modelo a
la Escuela de Aviaci6n de Qua
tro Vientos, donde Sc probaria
haci6ndose cuantos experiment
tos requiriese y que 81 estas
pruebas daban resultado, ell Els
tado Sc encargaria de la cons
trucci6n.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Murio en- la horca.

Ell vi6rnes pr6ximo anterior
muri6 en- la horca de la Peniten-
ciaria de Folsom, Cal, David
Fountain, ell asesinOque hace po-
COS meses viol6 a la ninita Mar
garet Milling, en- ell interior de
la iglesia Luterana Alemana, en-
Sacramento, Cal. No satisfecho
con saciar sus brutales instintos
en- la indefensa criatura, Foun-
tain estrangul6 a su victlma, pa
ra evitar que 10 denunciara a la
justicia. FL asesino era sacris-
tan de la referida iglesia, Y Sc lie
tenfa por modelo de virtudes.
Lo que era, en- realidad, era mo-
delo de hipocrecia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
La Casa de Espaha en- Manila

San Sebastian. e Ministro
de Estado Marques de Lena, ha
declarado en- ell dfa de hoy a los
periodistas. que los elementos
que constituyen la colonia espa-
nola de Manila, han decidido
co%nstruir un soberbio edifcio que
denominaran La Casa de Espa-
ma" que costara su construction
ciento cincuenta mil pesos.
Agreg6 que d tai objeto ha-
bian va iniciado la subscription
la cual habia sido cubierta va,
con 10 mil pesos de sobra.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Contrabando Cubano

Valladolid. Sc ha descubier-
to en- esta ciudad un importante
contrabando de tabaco que Sc en-
contraba consignado a una como
cidisima persona del pueblo de
Medina de Rio Seco.
Constitute ell contrabando des-
cubierto, magnificos cigarros de
manufacture y hoja cubanas,
que llegaban envueltos en- pape-
les Y en- paquetes postales, simu-
lando ediciones del diccionario
teol6gico.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Otro Academic.

Ell domingo pr6ximo anterior
cruzaba la Gale Tercera, en- Mar
ket, ell apreciable j6ven maza-
tleco Guadalupe Corona, cuando
inesperadamente Sc VIC frente a
un autom6vil que no fue possible
contener. Corona cay6 al suelo,
pasandole las ruedas del vehicu-
10 por encima. Llevado al Hos
pital de Emergencies, solo Sc lie
encontraron contusiones sin i'm
lportancia, permitiendole ir a SUI
casa para su curacion.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Las resatas en- Cadiz

Cadiz. Sc han celebrado en-
esta ciudad las anunciadas rega-
tas, que resultaron brillantisi-
mas, concurrlendo gran asisten-
ella, el almirante Vinegro mu-
chos generates y jefes de la ma
rina, asi como las autoridades
ciyiles.
La primera regatta fue canada
por los botes tripulados por ma
rinos de las dotaciones de los dos
canoneros Dona Maria de Mo-
lima" y ''Alvaro de Bazan."
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
~Tranquilidad en- Guon

Gij6n. Los muelles presentan
IN aspecto tranquilo. Sin en-
barge, la fuerza p6blica continGa
vigilando. dispuesta a reprimir
cdalquier perturbation del orden.
Los huelguistas han recibido
adhesiones de los cargadores de
muelles de otrOs puertos y de las
sociedades obreras gijonesas.
Ell gobernador hace grandes
esfuerzos por solucionar salts
factoriamente ell conficto.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Actuaron como Piratas

Madrid. La prensa nacional.
a medida que llegan n%oticias Y
detalles de como fueron hundi-
dos los dos buques espanoles
'Isidoro' Y ''Pena Castillo" de
dican considerable atencion al a
sunto. porque entienden que di-
chos hundimientos son prueba
bastante de perversidad Y des-
precio hacia Espana. va que
constitute un premeditado alta
que a la bandera espanola, neu-
trail en- la actual contienda.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
El motin en- Tovar

Cuenca. En- ell pueblo de To-
var, en- esta provincial han ocu-
rrido serios des6rdenes motiva-
dos por Ell descontento que eXis-
te entire los contribuyentes, ha-
bi6ndose levantado negandose a
pagan Ell impuesto de consumes
Y r~ecobrando las cantidades que
habian pagade.
Las fuerzas de la Guardia CT
vii enviadas, al fin lograron apa-
ciguar los animos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Amenazan con la Huelga

Oviedo. Ell Sindicato de los
obreros metal1rgicos ha solicita-
do de sus patronos que les sean
aumentados sus salaries y anne
nazan con que 81 no les otorgan
10 que piden iran a la huelga.
Ell director general de los ia
Heres de Duro Felguera, ha pc
dido a los obreros que aplacen el
cumplimiento de su amenaza
mientras estudia sus peticiones.
Ell gobernador gestiona a fin
de evitar ell cOnficto.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Minas Submarines

Ferrol. En- vista del excelen-
te resultado que han ofrecido las
pruebas realizadas con las minas
submarines sistema Vickers,
construidas en- este Arsenal, Sc
ha ordenado la construction de
gran cantidad para la defensa
de las costasi
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Golpeado por un Auto.

Timoteo Medina Sc encuentra
en- ell Hospital de San Antonio,
en- la vecina ciudad de San Jose,
Cal, curandose de los golpes que
sufri6 al encontrarse con un au-
tom6vil, que venia en- direction
opuesta y a gran velocidad. La
bicicleta que montaba Medina,
qued6 hecha t@rizas, Y 6l magu-
llado en- medic de la Gale. FL
automovilista que arrolIara a Ii
moteo, 10 recogi6, llevandolo al
hospital.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
AtacaTou una pOsicion

Madrid. Ell general Jordana,
residente en- Marruecos, en- un
despacho llegado hoy al Ministe-
rio de la Guerra, dice que una
cuadrilla de bandidos moros ira
taron de asaltar una de las po-
siciones avanzadas, siendo re-
chaZadOs con suma facilidad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Cosecha Abundante

Ferrol. Los agricultores de
las aldeas pr6ximas a esta ciu-
dad Sc encuentran muy satisfe-
chos y contentos del 6pimo re-
sultado que han tenido con la Co
secha de este ano, que ha sido
ahnndante-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
iglesia derrumbad

Barcelona Fin la iglesia de
Pineda, durante Sc descargaba
una horrorosa tormenta, cay6un
rayo, desplomandose ell ediicio.
La furiosa tormenta ha ARA
sado los campos echando per-
der las cosechas.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
e Tren de Gij0n a Ferrol

Madrid. Ell Ministro de Fo-
mento, senior Ugarte, ha firmado
los pliegos de condolences del fe-
rrocarril e~strategico que Sc ha de
construir de Gij6n a Ferrol y
que era obra que venian recla-
mando desde hacia tempo los in
tereses de las provincias gallega
Y asturiana.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Munlcipes encarcelados

Pom tevedra.-Com conse-
cuencia de los grandes escanda-
los que en- la municipalidad Sc
han venido sucediendo, la auto
ridad judicial que investiga las
denuncias hechas, ha dictado au-
tos de detenci6n contra ell pri-
mer teniente de alcalde senior
Rodriguez Castro y los conceja-
les Vicente Garcia Y Manuel Fill
guerra, siendo el delito que Sc
les imputa ell de injurias a Ia au-
toridad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
LerrOux tuvO que calIar

Tarragona. FL gobernador CT
vii de esta provincial ha suspen-
dido hoy ell mitin que ciertos ele-
mentos radicaIes habian organi-
zado aqui y en- ell que solo iba a
hacer uso de la palabra ell dipu-
tado senior LerrouX, sobre ell te-
ma de la neutralidad de Espana.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Armenian ell precio del pan

Madrid. Sc ha agravado ell
conhicto de los panaderos a con-
secuencia de haber aumentado
las denuncias formuladas contra
las tahonas por vender ell pan
falto de peso.
Los propietarios de panaderias
han resuelto elevar ell precio del
pan Y amenaZan con entregar
sus licencias Y cerrar los esta-
blecImientOs.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
De Interes para los afec'
tOS a la MlSiCa.

Ell Sr. Eusebio Avila, ofrece a
la colonia meXicana y al p6blico
en- general sus servicios profe-
sionales. Da classes de violin a
domicilio Y en- su casa SIG Vale
10 St. so centavos lecci6n.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Fallecio ell General Zulueta

Sevilla. Ha fallecido hoy en-
esta ciudad, el general Zulueta,
habiendo djspuesto que no Sc lie
tributasen honores militares.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
Militares y paisanos

Coruna.- la peregrinaci6n
al Santuario de Santa Margarita
hubo una disputa entire los SOL
dados Y los paisanos. Con tai
motive hubo una collision en- la
que resultaron varios heridos.
Han sido detenidos muchos de
los principles alborotadores.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-18
BESIDE Espaha
Fianza por los Alemanes

Barcelona. FL Consulate de
Alemania en- esta ciuGad ha
prestado la fianZa que Sc eXigfa
a los seis subditos de su naci6n
que intentaban embarcar con pa
saportes falsos; ahora podran
disfrutar de libertad provisional.