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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
DkfTIsTS CUT DOWN

ttlonttnued from First PASe.)
<4tAi BY the Grove Park Inn this after
snoon.
Y After q discussion which lasted for
three hours tonight the convention
voted to instruct the Foreign Mission
Beard not 70 send $4,000 to the Shang
Mission, to be used in educating the
children of the misAonar ies In a union
Christian school On the other hand,
the Foreign Board was instructed to
i've the missionaries additional money
m nssded. and the parents to send
their children to the school they pre-.
Sofred.
N0mcAdOn Commission Named,
i The convention tonight named the
sAew Educate Commission which was
authorised yesterday. The members
..1lected on the commission are J. NJ.
s0helburn, Alabama: r. w. Weaver,
sfsnnessss; w. " LAndrum. Ken
lucky; D. G. Evans. Missouri, E. c.
sDoothe Illinois. w. c. Cox, Arkan-
nas: W 8 Wiley. Oklahoma Edgar
aOoo6old. Louistans; j. l. johnson,
Mleossippi; w. l. Picksrd, Georgia: :
~. + varn. North Carolina; B. D.
HAK. District OF Columbia. N. P Nc
Cormick. Maryland; J. W. Cammack
virginia; A. p, Montague. Florida; E
u. P0teat, South Carolina; r. q. At
sWUUd. New Mexico.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

lamb n born will make the milk with.
out which our lamb II q failure. Bright
clean silage made from we'll matured
corn with plenty Of ears on It and al.
falfa hay will winter the ewes all right
A small allowance Of oettonssed meal
or oilmeal In addition ~ the time for
lambs approaches win furnish the ex-
ira protein needed for the lamb and
milk at reasonable cost. II corn fod,
der can be supplied a. 4 part Of the
radon. or rather supplied extra, It will
do no harm. After the lamb II born
the eve doesn't need any Geld to ex.
srcise In; better keep her on the pas
ture and add some extra fssd until the
grass II good In spring.
Alfalfa and clover hay fed with corr
and otlmeal make good ration In thu
absence Of Stage. and good lambs can
bs grown without any OF the clovers,
but 1t is much Of an uphill proposition
and calls for high priced protein con
csntrates. The main thing in feeding
for production Of milk and growth Il
that the fsad has pi6nty Of protein ID
It. 1t ID hard to get prodt out OF stunt
ID, slow growing stock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

such confidence in their elected dele
gates as to let them go to the meet-
Ing untrammeled and prepared for
any entan clements that may develop.
When the resolutions were called
for q vote, the meeting was all but
unanimous In adopting them
Then followed the election OF del
ssatea. 1t was decided to permit each
district to elect ~ many delegates a.
It chose. to have combined but one
vote. Tho citizens Of the districts
then withdrew to nominate the dele
gates. and 1t was stated that the del
esates at large would be elected al
ter the convention had rsassem bled
Delegates Elooscd.
The delegates elected from the dis
triots are a. follows:
Brookland-W. c. samuels and e.
J. Undertake
Tuckahos-H. c. Beattie ana Lewis
c. Wiiliama
Vayina--George J. Stoneman.
Fairfield-~L d. Bills, delegate. and
W. d. Snithdeal. alternate.
The following we're elected dele
gates at Large, with a half vote each :
c. w. Childrey. Thomas c. Fletcher.
w w. Beverly and Julien q. Gum.
On motion. 1t was voted that each
delegate be permitted TO name his own
alternate.
A resolution was offered for the en-
dorsement OF man to sit on the State
Democratic COMMITTEES, and sidney M.
O. Bannon was named.
After passing by q unanimous vote
an endorsement OF the present nation
al administration. the convention, on
motion, adjourned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

In 1855. King Victor ana 0snsrafs
Cadorua ana Porro gave me tbs most
complete facilities for studying the
organisation Of thsir army and the
work Of their troops at the front. ana
don't Mediate to say that Emperof
Francis Joseph IL destined to add one
more crushing disappointment to the
long series that has darksned his life
Not only will the Austrians fail to
invade vsnstia. but they will not even
drive the-ItaliAas out of the Trentino
King Victor fs there within gun
range. living the same life as his gen
erals, coolly and serenely inspecting
the line and animating his troops with
splendid ardor and courage.
Just as we hold verdun, the 1taiiana
will maintain their grip on the Tren.
tino passes. especially the setti-Comuni
salient.
Won Hoetxendorf spent the whole
winter in preparing for this blow. He
has marshalled hundreds OF batterieA
In the mountains, together with shells
In vast quantities and death.deaiing
missiles OF all descriptions. He has
also built q new railroad for the rush
up Of supplies.
Prepared to Meet Blow.
General Cadorna detected this activi-
ty and prepared to meet the blow by
Trent, and strengthening his main de-
lenses. A few days before the blow
fell I was discussing the prospects with
the general commanding the TyroI
army.
They'll strike at any moment" he
said. TT IL certain that our advanced
poets will be driven in. and we shall
lose a certain number OF prisoners and
so many yards of ground. This Ia in
evitabls, and we are prepared for It,
but when tho Austrians encounter our
principal defensive positions they will
be given . check"
1t all happened precisely As this gen
sral predicted. Along the narrow
twelve-mMe front from the Adige River
to the Astico Valley, on the border. tens
Of thousands of heavy shells smashed
into Cadorna's trenches. and air tor
pedoea. poisoned gas and liquid mrs
added to the carnival of distinctions.
Then Won Hoetzendorf ordered his
troops, which had been drawn from the
best Hungarian regiments. to advance
They captured the outlying positions
in tho Terragnola and Astico regions.
picking up a few hundred wounded
and unwounded prisoners. but were
bloodily repulssd south of Rovsreto. on
the Sugna Torta ridge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
SYRACUSE IS WINNER
OVER NAVAL ACADEMY

Annapolis, Nd, May 1o.--syracuss
won from the Naval Academy by q
length and quarter In . beautiful
two mile race on tho Severn this az
tsrnoon. Syracuse took q small lead
At the start and the l.ldshipmeh were
not able to cut It down. The winning
time was 10:l7 ana the Navy crew
finished four seconds later.
The day was cool and brAcang and
conditions excellent. There wNs q
orfsk wind which was somewhat to
the advantage Of the rowers. The
Junior eYAnt Wac race over the Han
lay distance OF a mile and ffve-six-
teenfhs between the Naval Academy
fourth claaS crew ana the eight OF
the Philadelphia Central High School.
The midAhiptnen won by four lengths,
getting the lead at the start and In
creasins 1t at every stage OF the con-
test
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

- hoard from until the middle of
Aag$ week.
The Asssmbiy today placed the over
MnSe frOm the New York Presbytery
- aAADorm marriage laws In ali the
u1lD Of the asssmbly into the hands
- another special committee. 1t re-
WNqa the conference ITO urge upon
II ~ menxbsrs Of the Presbyterian
1upoA OF the United States to obtain,
T. pooabie, In every State, the enact
,nnnA ~ such laws a. shall invalidAte
- contract Of remarriAge of parties
9oe04en BY law or BY decree OF
3o0rt - remasfy."
u u Wao learned today that 1t costs
A1e1y o1g.os Per minute to conduct
- aaoosuDiy The total appropria-
4ooa viii b tl2l,1e6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

the enemy. who for an instant had
penetrated our hrst Iins trenches, was
dfnlodged with very heavy losses by a
counter-attack. On the western sector
ana In Slopes north of Mort Homme.
after = serfks Of unsuccessful attacks
which cost them great losses through
eur barrier and infantry fire. the DER
mans. 1T the end of the day. succeeded
In occupying some sections of one Of
eur advanced trencAes.
Enemy detachnents, which advanced
~ FAR ~ our second line, were caught
under the heavy fire of our batteries
and retired in disorder. leaving numer-
Gus bodies on the ground. In the region
OF Avocourt and Hill No. 8o4 there was
great artillery activity during the day.
On the right hank Of tho Meuse ana
In tho Woecre there were intermittent
bombArdments.
One % our motor car guns brought
down - German aeropiane in the region
Of verdtn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
vlllAE MEET
m aEI KFletas



PSesrseSrs. Va. May ss.-The first
~a..,.~ - o.. a.-,,eu-c,a, Conn.
s-. v,s.~. r,,s..... r.,s
niasasn u tho Hnsrd DIVISION Nin'n
sASuny CespM Hsmasssvania Veaantesrs.
- NseA IN &As ruoeus II the local
xys~-..~- - c.s.-.~,. tN,s marr,rr.
~. - vi S'. - s4''o '. .."s'
waeh Non. ssw~N W. Seae@ OF EOS
ia. Man., a. temporary ehAirsnan4
As.Ar En-. ty~r~et,oc Of routine bust.
.,.-,.. .,.,..a os,o.,.
tns e""'"'S@"" "N
- foiiows:
Dr,~aasat Hon. sewmrd w, JeaeA
Z. $500 No. ~,D..nr~uAasnt. Mira
T.sSSA TStvs,-cr NJ WtfHauauort. pa. |;
.sre~x~-~ No iAnora Embck
M~S~r ~ cnrttsis. -: corresp ding
.scr.Sery. Harya, Orcn Of York. Pa /;
ers.Ssrr$ Or, O.tn a, A, barker, of
Innnssovn. Pa The saecutlve com
1872. I. ~, To be elected.
TTc.. prss~nt AZ the m setinx were
rs1ens, ~ A Emhdok, Of CArilsis, PA. !;
Wan seward ". Jonea Of Boston.
~: Nrs Donald Mckay. Of Boston,
NM Marxverite Jones' Of Boston,
f,antain Raseelas W. Brown. Of Cory.
- Cote N nunsar Euroict. q. q. A.,
wnshInsfon d q. DR. Oiin q. A. Bar
.ker. OF Johns.swn, Pa; Mira Harold
oilbert at Wfliiamaport, Pa; Mrs
Ira n Emish. Of MAstinaburw, Pa.
NJ Ana Mr.. HarvSy A. 0foss. OF
YORK. pa; Hon. and Mrs, Isaao b.
Drovu. OF Cory. Pa; Captain w. q
AeeNold. OF Annvills. Pa Captain r.
n. 1nrksr. Dbensburv. Pa
Amone the Peterseurgers. members
OF the Petersburg Memorial Aasooia-
don Attending the meeting. were Mrs.
r. r. Meade. Mrs W. n. Mall, Mrs.
II. v. L. Bira and Nisses Hattie III
lensworth and Sue Hail.
Following the adjournment Of the
business ssssion, the visitors. ino!ud-
fne the members OF the Petersburg
Memorial Association. were taken IN
autemoSi to the Crater. Fort stead
man ana Fort Malone. Al the latter
place the party assembled In front
Of the handsome PsnnsyivAntA monu-
meat, which Wa unveiled Nay -,
s4eoH. In the presAnoe Of PRECEDENT
Taft. tho Governors Of Pennsylvania
ana vrkinis ana thousands Of VET
ArAna and was photographed
4 Colonel M. A. Embick. who ocou-
Mad q scat In tho carriage with Preei-
dent TAFT upon the occasion Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
Frederfcksburr Finals.

fredericksburg. Va. May 1o.-The
commencement exercises of the Fred
ericksburs High School will be held
on May ~ and 70. The graduating
class Is composed OF Leah v. Arm
strong. Maud Allison. Lana Mae Bon
ner. William e. Biscoe, Edward +.
Blake, Grace B. Garner, Lucy Ashby
Carmichael, Percy NJ. Embrey. Carr
c. 0ouldman, Margaret A. Gouidman
Grace F. Harrison. Howard v. Knight.
Iva j. McCalley, Gladys E. Nash. Han
non e. Norris. John Richard Norris
Edmonia s. Randell. Gilbert Evans
Rollins, Eleanor B. Russell. Marie 3.
Tim berlake, Mary H. Stearns Edward
A Wilson and Wilmer Winston VIII
iiams, The address to the graduating
ciass VIII De made By DR.. W. J. Young,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

Following the established policy OF
the navy, which aims at giving ofiicers
of high rank opportunity to exercise
important commands. Henry T. Mayo.
now second in command Of the Atlantic
feet, with the rank of vice admiral
will succeed Admiral Fletcher ~ head
Of the Meet on June 10. Rear Admiral
CoRman will become vice admiral and
second In command in succession 10
Mayo who will have the rank of ad-
mirh. while he 10 the nrst oficer Of
the biggest American feet. Anothsr
duty will be assigned TO Admiral
Fletcher who rsvsrts 10 the rank Of
rear admiral. Mayo was the cause of
the Vera CruS landing In 1914. when
he demanded salute to the coiors for
an anront to some of his men at Tam
'pico. He Is Vermont man. nfty~nine
xAArs old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

nrm we've tapped for the purpose Of
obtaining Information regarding tho
alleged shipment BY German agents "a
this country Of large supplies Of NUM-
lions TO Mexican bandits, although they
were ostsnsibly purchased for the al
lies. Representative Loft. Of New
York. has introduced . resolution ask
investigate the matter. No. 1, Com
missioner Woods; No. 4, J. p. Morgan,
No. .. the Morgan ONCE in Wall Street:
No. I, Mayor Mitchell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
TELLS or. TREMENDOUS
AUDTHIAN ATTACK


tBy JssspA nsanasA, Fas~sus sut,t,ry
Hist0Elan, Who Visited the ItaMan
Frent In ponDany WITH KinE
Victor DManael IAas W~sk.)
Paris. May 1o-1alf million of the
finest Austro- Hungarian troops, sun
ported by 1000 guns. OF which . large
proportion are heavy cannon. are en-
gagsd In the fiercsst offensive Austria
has yet undertaken In this war Their
tremendous drive. proceeding from the
Trsntino. IL confined between the
Adisee and euEana Valleys.
ut 10 our vsrdun," the regional
italian commander told me at his head
quarters yesterday. For in its magni.
tude the blow resembles closely the
Kaiser's titanic effort to capture YER
dun.
When the Italians entered the war
year ago, Emperor Francis Joseph
swore that whatever fate might over
take his army in 0Alioia. he would re-
serve terrible punishment for what he
described ~ 1.-THE Italian treachery"
Trying Vow e PunisA Italy.
That pnnishmsnt his very ablest
Hostxendorf. 10 now endeavorinr to In
fict His Stroke aims not only at sx-
polling General Cadorna's army from
the Trentino. but the seisurs Of all
the Alpine passes in that region.
swarminS over the Venetian plain, cut
ting the communications Of the armies
lighting in the Carnics Pass and along
the lsonso. and thus forcing = general
retreat. Field Marshal Won Hoetxen-
DORIS mission IL to deal death blow
to the italian army and to seise the
whole Of vsnstia, which. II successful.
tho Austr1Hns would use A. . hostage
to foros peace with italy. not only de-
privfng her Of the Ifrsdsntist provinces,
for which she has besn lighting. but
also regaining Venice, which she lost
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

the law nrm's telephone wires should
be laid before tho public in order TO
Justify the city's police department..
headed by Commissioner Arthur Woods.
in tapping wires and listsninw. In
whenever the commission OF crime -
suspected. The Mayor practically
FORCED the Thompson Legislative com
mfttee to reveal the whole story after
Senator Thompson, its chairman. had
shown . disposition to delay his in
vssti cation Of the subject. It was also
asserted that the wires OF the Same law
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

Cotswold sheep are noted for their
hardness and for the great pre-
potency of the rama 1t IL q good
mutton sheep and grows = heavy
fleece Of medium quality wool.
The Cotswold has been used with
success to cross on the merino. the
lambs OF this mating making nne
market stock. being large and fat.
and the full srown cross brsds max
ing fine mutton I'd . useful fleece.
Tho sheep shown In . Cotswoid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
Threatening MEXICAN

(Coatiaued yrom Yyrvt Pags.)
- VINO worked for him. These
1nM3cAns had been in communication
u okAor natives who had Just re-
1900 from q trip across the river
- ~ district where the bandits are
unnoa
n - raachsr who brought the news
- 3 considered reliable His
1En1 = INST ofven for fear hostile
11one may attempt to assassfnate
y WoeA ~ returns home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
THE TEST OF SOCIAL
TANNING

Old Pprke nlaard --Sh, Ny ~;t.,
tss pearl necklace concealed In hv.
rannst
CYstoMs Inapee,or,--Huh'
O!d PorkenlsYsd.-ptn': overls.
& that's all. She wadts to &c, \,
's~'- IL the p.trrs az so.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
yieana Tells Of victory,

VHeHuu HGHtB VI VtrtVky. =
Vienna, May 30, via Amstsrdam.--Of.
fcial: The Italians have been driven
from their Col Canto positions.
The Austrians have captured since
tho beginning of their attack a67 ON
GERS 1890 men. 100 guns. including
howitxers. and stxty-eight machine
guns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
IN TRANSITION.

N.nhattan will be a most beautiful
When the houses are up and the
pavsments are down;
But we never know now, when we
breakfast or sup.
Which house is torn down or which
street 10 torn UP.
As we gaze at a seaffolding up in the
We fall In the subway conveniently
by;
We trip DER the pavement in more
way, than one
York will be done.
We tfemble sometimes as we 20 to
our beds
lest ere morsiag the roof cease fror,
over our heads
The workmen are banging all over
the town.
Yet the houses won't stay up. Tn
streets wen't stky down:
Md until a kind Fate IN reiensh,s
DEGREES II,
It's wise man that kaows his own
street when he sees i'll
UNSAFE.
Warden.--So 80" moved No. lie
What's the matter' He aeemed to b.
very quiet and docile.
Assistant.--I was afraid he'd tear
the jail down You zee, ,eae-e,
that he was graduated in the same
college ciass a. No. i22 and that IN,
were planning 4 reunion fer tc-uiai'c
VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE.
And thess7' we naked, ~ we wsse
vahered into = room filled with chi
dren deeply ar~merted In study
They. are lfsrning." said the p-i,:
cipsi. the dihsrsncX. 'twixt tweedle
dam and twesHiedesr
We were not . little struck. "Hu
j. the gape." we objected. -wofth
"Oh. entirely sol" rejoinsd the pin
sipsf When they grow up they wit
be able, with very lit.l. assistance
from the agent, to distin snish q ca,
Of the current years model from
car OF the year previous. thus 70 save
themselves much humiliation and Ices
OF socisi rating"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21

The existence Of plot whereby Sc
erst information regarding the buying
Of munitions for the French govern
ment by J. p. Morgan q Go. was stolen
from the Morgan Arm and sold to mu
nitions manufacturers was revealed, II
WAS asserted, through the tapping Of
the telephone wires Of the law firm II
Seymour q Seymour. $50 Broadway,
New York city This fact was dis
closed by tho insistence Of Mayor
Mitchell, OF New York, that all the DIR
cumstAnees surrounding the tapping OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
Virginia Military Institute

I'LL WteT po(NT QVTNg o0VYN"
CoeisgfAts md technical coufise eomhined With
tha rEd Discipline Of an army post.
Virginia Cadets tuition frse. &AN
L1G6s4 V O. { v. HieHoi3, ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-21
MT CONDEMNATION

tcDntaan>d From First Paxs)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
HAY EXClTAClON FRENTE A
DOUGLAS POR CAUSA DE LA
MUERTE DE UN ME-
XECAkO

DOUGLAS, Ariz, Julio 1S.-Una
intensa excitacion prevalece en- el la
DO mexicano de Ia frontera, frente 4
.esta ciudad, consecuencia de que
un. mexicano apellidado Rodriguez.
fue herido de un balazo que lie dis
paro un soldado americana.
El general Elias Gales, Comandah
te militar de Sonora, ha telegrafiado
Carranza, protestando contra este
hecho que califica de "violacion del
suelo meNicano y de Ia libertad de los
mexicanos." Un mensaje semejantc
fue puesto por Adolfo de la Huerta,
gobernador del Estado. Ines G.. Le-
lerier, consul carrancista aqui, TAM
bien telegrafio Washington 4 Eli
SEQ Arredondo, pidiendole que protes.
tara ante el Departamento de Estado,
Y pidiera una reparacion.
Enrique Pima, que acompanaba a
Rodriguez, neg0 que slguno de enos
fuera armada, V declare que 81 creia
que les era facil pasar por aquel 81
ito. Rodriguez fue herido en- un cos
tado V es probable que muera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
LAS FtERlAS De OZUNA FUf-
RON HOgILHADAS 4 CAM
della Y HONCLGVA
Sc die que esas plazas estan anne
nazadas por fuerzas auti-carran-
cistas que han a2arecido
en- { ,.hrila
SANTIAGO RAMIREZ FaE EJECUTaD0 AYER
En- SaITllla POR 0R0iH De H-
MUSTANG GARRARla
re,eorama Especial para la pRENsA.

LAREDO Texas. Julio iS.--LaS
tropaS rarrauciSIa> que a, mand" del
i-rr Ozuna - ha.lal'an IN Lampazo>
da,dr que - nizo Ia moylliHacldn Il"
lrnpaS hacia - Norte cuanio preva-
lerid am-naza lie una guerra inter-
narioaal. fueron env'ada> hacIa Can
,i..la MonrloYa. l:nahIilla. .Dice>'
.,,rr luarza~ 'anIicarranci>taS amena-
zan laS refcrida> p!aza> y que a clio
- iehiI Ia mobilization d" las tro-
paS ,ie Ozuna.
TianeSe aqui notiria ie lue mu-
,.hos grupoS de hombgeS armada,
han anarecido en esa region do Goa
hula y que intentan >aIsr a a line;
lei ferrocarril nacional. Candida -
hava q c.nro lecuas de- LampazoS
lie aSa villa mace el canine mas di.
l,.r.tn hacia Moncl0va.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Sc rumora que el Secre.
tariosMc Adoo renun-
clara su Euesto
NJ SrpararSr de Sul cargo. 81 cree
u,ij. VA .,socupar- Fl de 'raberna-
dor dci C0nSei0 Fedfrai de
ReSrrNa.

WASHINGTON. Julio lS.-Gran
iuteres cause anoche en- !oS clrcutoi
oficiales. el rumor de que eI Secreta-
rio de Hacienda del gobierno ameri.
cano. Mr.. McAdoo. presentar;l la re-
auncia de Su cargo Ell el gabinete. pa
~ aceptar e: nombramiento de go
bernador del tConsejo Federal dc ia
Reserva. como: successor de Charles H.
Hamlin.
FL rumor no pudo confirmarse esta
misma nochc, debido 4 que nj el Sc
cretario McAdoo nj e! @obernadoi
uamiln. pudieron ser entrevistad9S,
primero. Dor no haber Sido possible
encontrarlo Y Segundo por hallar--
Sc fuera de Ia ciudad.
F. periodic del Gobrrnaior HamIln,
trrmina el dia primern del enjrante
mes dr N~aSio. SI successor OcGpara
rsr cargo por I'M t.rmino Il" iI"z
amos Los mirmhrOS del .OnSai0 te-
,l.ral lie Ia Rrsrrva. perriben los mis-
mos honorarioS que los del @aDinet",
- ,iccir. Sl2.OOO a. ano. siendo aqur
Hos r,nplpOS de los mas Solicitai0S
rn e goblerno.
FL Gohcrnador HamIin repetdaS
4