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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-15

regular battlers. and is said to be
in excellent condition.
If both Budd and Freddie are In
shape the bout tonight should be ono
of the best of the season.
Battling Budd arrived in Birmins
the Athletic club. According to those
who witnessed the workout he ap-
peared in fit condition to give Boorde
hard tussle tonight.
Wilson Meets Jerome
Claude Wilson will have his op-
portunty to wipe out his defeat by
Frankie jerome tonight. A week or
so ago, jerome and Wilson met,
Jerome winning the bout on foul
by Wilson. The local scrapper.
Claude Wilson, seemed to have his
opponent on the verge of a knockout
when the foul occurred. so local fans
are. looking for him to win tonight's
bout with Jerome.
Although Jerome was getting the
worst of it. and won OF foul, his
showing in the first and second
rounds was enough to convince fans
that he has the stuff. Jerome showed
an assortment of speed and punches
that dazzled everyone, even Wilson
for a round or two. After that VIII
-" SNiNSH SioAi1 . dttaCNf anu ut-
Tense, too. incidentally and seemed
well on the way to a victory when
the foul occurred.
Fans are looking for eorking
good bout between jerome and VIII
son tonight.
Tommy Tompklns stated last night
that there will be two or three good
preliminary bouts, and probably a
number or two by the dusky jazz
band that made such favorable i'm .
preston at the B. A. c. during the
city tournament last week
The first preliminary bout begins
at $3.50 o'clock tonight. Biscoe Seals
will referee the main bouts.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-15
CENTRE MAY PLAY
GEORGIA NEXT YEAR

Atlanta. Ga.. December H.
Centre and Georgia university are
trying to arrange "A football game
for next year. 1T was learned here
tonight, but so far have not been
able to agree on n mutually sat
fsfact0ry date. The place of the
contest also is still in doubt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-15

OFFICERS C0NFISCATE
AUTO AND LIQUOR

Motor Scouts Mullins and Schwel-
kert confiscated a Hudson touring
car containing so gallons of Illicit
"moonshine" liquor last night at
10 o'clock on the outskirts of the
city on the Green Springs road.
The officers suspected the Car
contained booze and gave chase
upon their motor cycles. The oc-
cupants of the car drove to the out
skirts of the city and left it UNI
attended. The officers drove the
car back to town and are holding
it for condemnation proceedings.
The occupants were not captured.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-15
VANDY DECLINES
To PLAY RUTGERS

Nashville, December 14.-Van-
derbilt has declined an offer of "a
football game with Rutgers mt
the Polo grounds. New York, on
the second Tuesday In NOvem-
Der next, the schedule being full.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-15
SPORTS---
Premier Lightweights to
Meet at B. A. c. Tonight;
Wilson to Meet Jerome
Bx MARVIN MCCARTHY

fists thcken atmosphere the
nungham Athletic club fywhee of motion tonight
when Freddie Boorde and Battling Budd specialists
of the knock punch mill
Battling Budd of the Dummy baer nevertheless
has speed ability the light stuff
every fan usually
Of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-15
AMATEUR WINNERS OF
HANDICAP SHOOT EVENTS
BY PETER p. CARNEY
Edifnr NnfInnnI Gnnrfs SrnhIn.

The
and when
fa They all
10 shooters
70 yards Not shooter from 16 yards II
Here the winners of the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-15

Substitutions: Howard-Griggs Cd
for Smith. Whitehead for O'Rear,
Suduth for Whitehead.
North Birmingham--Davis CD for
McEwen, Biddle for Mayhem. Biddlc
for Harold. Walker for Nash, May
hew for Biddle, Nash for Walker.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
SEWARD PIONEER
 AMONG TEE MISSING
"Dado Harvey Disappears When Ready to Leave for Valdez
 Foul Play Feared

Word comes from Seward Chat fears are cntcrnIucd for Che afoy of n. D. Harvey who has been missing .rInco October 2i. Harvey. commonly known os "pad" Harvey .s am oid- timer In thIs country having lived at Hope and later at Seward since coming Go th.s part Of the country According Go Seward advico ho wog summoned Go appear at Valdez as a petit juror and on October % pur- chased his steamship ticket and oth- crwisc made preparations for Che
 trip. Ills absence caused mo sus- nicion until tho return Of One other Seward Jurors from Valdez. who re- ported that Harvey did not show up in Valdez Upon receipt of this inc formation a search was made of h.s homo which revealed Chat Che stoam- ship ticket was found on a table his good clothing laid out oud hIs yal.sc packed as though preparatory for Che Valdez trip There was mo trace of Mr. Harvey found in hs house nor any signs of violence. although hc has not been Eoon since October 21. Harvey ia am old mon. and feeble. with regular habits Fears are expressed that some crime has been committed. for it was known hot he carried quite a sum Of mono yat Che time last soon. Care ml search In Che no.ehborhood of his homo in Seward revealed mo trace ol Harvey U. s. Commissioner Dan Corcorau has taken tbo matter m hand and parties arc now systom- aucaly searching Che vicinity Cordoya TImct
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
RESIDENT
 TALENTED VIOLINIsT
Miss Viola Wastorlam Appearing in Concert in Los Angeles,
 California

Vlom Waatorlain. daughter Of Che mto Fred Wasfcrloin and Alm Was iorlain. ilrmcr residents of Douglass la making rroat uamo for herself n musical circles with hor rccials in violin solos When a very young girl Miss WasicrIaiu moved from here with her parents and located at Enumclav. Wash. from which place aho wont two years ago to Los Au- rolcs. Cauf. Co continue hor musical education under prominent teachers
 A rcccut number of tho Los Au- ,olcs Examiner has Che following to ay about a coming recital Of Mim WasterlaIu iu Chat city.
 "MH VIola Wostor.a.u who is Co be here in Ono Grcgor ChernIayaky recital uczt Saturday evening at Trinity. ls alroady known to local audiences. Her violin solos have aroused interest n club. musical and drawing room appearances and Mr. Chcrnlavsly considers her to bo one. ho most brilliantly talented of Che younger artists.
 "mm Wosierla.n has studied with Che noted Russian teacher for nearly two years. She began her violin work with him some time ago in Portland and was interrupted chen by Q concert tour of Alaska Re. conuy however she has come Go. Los Angeles and is now % resident of Che Three Arts Club where she ia. surrounded with stimulating at- mosphcro and her work Ia constantly Improving. The young artist played last season for Jam Kubeiik and Mrs Kubolik. receiving thc highest commoudauons from both of them
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
ASSIGNMENTS OF DEPUTIES

United States Marshal Beaumont has recently appointed deputy mar shals as follows
 Neil MoGrcgor who is now outside where hc was sent I'm charge of Ray hirhlowcr who was sont to Che pcui- tcuuary at McNc.ls Island. win loo stationed at Petersburg on h.s rc- turn and Fred Handy win hc .rm lerrcd Go Kctch.kan where he win uccccd Noah Howell resigned.
 Marshal Beaumont stated Chat all his appointments and aiiocationa of deputies have now been made ex- copt one for ssaswav whore Pred Tanner appointed during Che pre- v.ous regime. is sum serving.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10

who think Alaska is only Che home ol polar bo1rs and .ccbergs are bad- N mistaken. Tho Chamber is socS- nr Go stimulate Interest u travel and investment in Che Territory
 That Che ovorsupniy of canned
 salmon has bcen relieved for good and that shortage is now .m- mmcnl is indicated in an article In the current number of Che Pacific Fishermau. In supper, of thW con- teutIon comparative table of stocks on hand is e.yon. There 's a short- age of au grades of salmon at Che present Hme Che article points out
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10

r w. UuIi.r president ol th. Na.ta Juneau Gold Mining Com n.r.. win. re..u.F returned to ,ho
 state. from n two months soiourn i'm Juneau stated chat two shifts uT 10. maintained m Che mine and mU of ,h. NusH Juneau property h.. winter. and u thc spring an- other sh... uu hc added to bring op- eatou. .o uI capacity According to rr.slen. Bradley largo reserves Of ore iu tho Alaska Juneau mine can b. mined lnd milcl ar a profit uIth th. milling costs reduced to Che right point.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
MORSE SYSTEM
 IS SUPPLANTED
War Department of United States Establishing Radio Stations
 for Economy

Within a short tnnc it win bo possible for Che War Department Go communicate by radio with an posts and camps In tbc United states over Che Signal Corps radio system with both dispatch and economy. ro th.s end rapid progress Is being made by hc signal Corps m establishing a
 radio net which win Include che War Department au corps orca headruar.cn. aud many camps. posts and stations \ site for a transmit une station Iu or near Washington. n C.. s now being sought Whom hc whole system Ia completed it Us contemplated that War Department teIcaams normally sent by wire win be sent Go che corps area and de- narmcut headquarters by radio Towers arc being erected at ucti- rrry an tbc corps are. headquarters and at tvo or lrec other posts in Che West which win serve as re'oy
 .auous for Ono Pacific coast s,a-. uous .n trau.oou.uuaI traffic The normal transmitting range of the. s.t. to be used .s lo0o miles but. during tc.e of Che acs at Lynn. Na... One messages were copied ot Port sam Houston. roNas. a distance of approximately l.5o0 miles
 Two purposes win bc served by
 h.. su..m n win allow Che TO-
 nuuor ot necessary tclcuaphic tnfu. which Che IaeE Of funds for nat purpose now nrceiudcs. and it win nroy.d. lho means by which Che War Denarmen. may direct ia op- oralons during any national emcr- esucy which might put wire limos olt ol service.
 Tho station at .hInrton win hc modern i'm ercry particular The re- .ely.rr station win b. located Iu the Munitions hmHne and although One transmission station win be some miles removed It win bc controlled from Che receiving station. Trans. mi .ou and reception win eo ou s.- mui,anoou.Iy at thH station without interference
 I Is expected chat a similar radio net win he established iu each corps area witch Che corps arca hcadguar .ers station in control The stations in tts ue, win ordinarily have @
 shorter operating mage but wid- .ient Co exchange traffic wi,h thc. corps area headquarters station
 through which ttc.r long distance tumc win he relaycd. Those sta- lions win ordinarily employ s,an- dard sets developed for aoid use by the signal corps lon. installed in. permanent fashion These corps area nets win Include Che s.auous at. ca..t defense. which have been pro- y.icI for ure control purposes and at 0yrr folds for tbe air service
 Tho personnel for operation and maintenance oi Che stations at Wash- nrton. corps area headquarters and a few ol Che other moro important stations win be supplied by Che s.s- nal Corps At the remaining s.a- dons it win be supplied by One s.s- nal Corps provided 1 Signal Corp organization Ia stationed there; oth- cruse. by hc troops rarr.son.ur thc camp or post Army and Navy r....r..F
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10

Road The strorcr's Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
MARRIAGE POSTPONED

.rh. marriage ol Mrs e Macken- lfe to ur. F G. EufhIodro Of Butte which u.. co have taken place n Snosrr. Tn.nEeesine Day. has boon pol .n1neI to December 10 on account O. tho recent ilucss o. NrH Mackenzie. Hor mother Mrs. ". D Na.Lnoi ol Juneau. who c1mo down to attend che wedding Is visiting in ElIeraburs ut present and will spend Che winter I'm town.
 The above from .ho aocIc'y notes Iu tne Seattle Times ot November e-th Is of nter.. hcre whore Mrs Mackenzie Is very win known. she having resided at Douglas for scy- crai years and later at Juneau. leaving horo about year ago for EIcnsbure where she has since been engaged at her profession. nursing
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
RoYrE RETURNING SOON

Frank A. Boyle. who a week ago accompanied his wifo as far as Seattle ou her way to Milwaukee where hcr father had just died, win return on Che Northwestern. which is billed Go leave Seattle tonight Mrs. Boyle win probably be absent several weeks
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10

m. steamship N...''N her. r..n,, from Some. with calls .t Cor.o,. and Seward W.ih iAIi r. ere.- U.t che Victoria brought .0. r..rIe.r .Hr.1.se7 for 'hc Lom,h ..mr.rr .rI isH tons oi copper orc f..I.f .. oorIo,a. Included u t'c .-.. v sa0.oo0 n so'o bullion from Nm. The voyasc was a rough Uu.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10

w. E rm.r nr.s.lcu, and e.n- .-.I r.r.-.r o. th. Fish Crook M'n- Inn. Company. HrI.r t.assa. arrived i'm s.. from tnc mine h., week r.tr ..e new. chat che largest ship mon. ID. silver or. to hc sent 'o1'- ..I.- for amrHus and smelling .a.. ,..r i. now .t Che Trooma sm...ef H..u tom. o. orc. which IoHN'n n...... win a..r from si.. Co fi.' ..r u. urInleI n Tacoma
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
WHEN SKAGWAY
 WAS IN FLOWER
Chronological Events for December of Twenty-Two Yean Ago
 Faithfully Recorded


 The following record of happen |lnrs as recorded at skagway for De- combor Of 1899. has been supplied Tho srouors Weekly by Phil Abrams of chat place. ho by Che way being Che compiler ot uevH at Che umo it was recorded.
 Weather ot Dawson ! abovci selwyu 8 below; Bennett 20 above; skarway 85 above. Canadian ship mcnu Go Bennett nine monthsl amount Go S3500.000. Capt Rant resigns his position.
 2ud. Skating on Lake Dokoy be- gins. everybody thorc.
 rd-El0 hold Lodge Of Sorrow
 Edward James Gray occi- dcntauy killed In Che Partridge saw min at Lake Bennett. Small Are in Clancy's thoatre.
 5h Blackctt-Patten lot jump nr case settled by compromise. Pres ident Mckinley. in his message de- votes much kindly thought to Alaska.
 Chamber Of Commerce de- cidcs Co publish a circular showing Che advantages Of Che Skagway route Go Nome and Che lower Yukon.
 7th.-Talu Arm In fine condition for travel
 sch. Extensive improvements be- gun at Moorcs wharf Go meet Che requirements of Nome travel
 oh.-w. F.. Foster lieutenant of "soapy" Smith. pardoued by Che President after serving one year of his term.
 IOth.-Two hundred men on Che Dawson trail mush.ug for Nome.
 Iln.- Steamer Alpha laid up. Che last ot Che Bennett fleet out
 12h Heavy au In temperature along Yukon Basin -l2 below ot Ogilvie.
 l8h. Captain Nosan rcscucs Harry Worse. who was drowning In Che bay Catholic bazaar closes. after two evenings which nctted S765.
 llh. Lake LoBargc frozen oycr' about dx miles of Lake Bennett frozen
 McCabc College roofcd in.
 l6th Banquet Co F. n. Whiting on his resignation as superintendent Of Che White Pass railroad.
 lSth.-Fiut snow Of Che season.
 l9h.-snow storm continues and breaks Che record. Two feet dcep tn Che .city. with heavy winds.
 2Oth. Trains suu at siaudst.ll blocked by snow Wires Co Dawson an dwon
 22nd Chamber of Commerce has Grs. annual dinner.
 23rd First term Of McCabc Col- lego ends. with averages surprisingly high.
 25th. Christmas celebrated as never before in Ckogwayi horses Icehs and dog teams crowd Che streets .and champagne punch and roas, turkey goes a begging every bodys money on Che bar; pokos 1lIci with nuggets stacked up @ foot high great old time for skasway.
 26h. Eagle city Chamber of Commerce decides to cooperate with Dominion.
 27th Government Co extend Che telegraph to and from Dawson to. Eagle
 2Sh -Cbukat river frozen ovcr' frciehung to PorcupIue begun; Ben- nett Lake not yet nt for teamIng
 goth. - Steamer MockIns Bird wrecked on Dyea Point owing to. floating fec. Action taken to form a skagway Shipping Association.
 80th. Trains b'ockadcd; rotary cneiuo breaks down..
 8lst Bennett Lake now solid; horse teams. dog teams and oll kinds
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10

of transportation now on thc moYei 1 .00O people mushns Go Nomo
 Issued by tho Secretary of One Out-ofLuck Club No silver olcr- nr received. Gvo-a-pam-jonct secretary.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10

Of Launch sadie" and Time for Re- turn of Process and Hearing Of Cause.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
NnTIcE 0F SEIZURE

NMAANA NA aAaAAa NAAa Of Launch Sadie" and Time for Re- turn of Process and Hearing Of Cause. In Che District C0ur. for Alaska. Di- vision Number One. at Juneau.
 I'm Admiralty.
 STANDARD OIL COMPANY, a cor
 porauon, LioeilanI
 NH
 LAUNCH SADIE" her tackle. ape
 parel and furniture.
 Respondent WHEREAS. a libel has been filed m Che District Court for Alaska pI- vision Number One. at Juneau. on the 18th day of November. l92l by Che Standard on Company against tno Launch "Sadio' her tackle ap- uaroi and furniture. for @ cause act forth Iu said libel being for Che sum of STf.SO for oils ond gasoline iur- uishod said launch with interest costs and disbursements. and said libel praying process against aaiu Launch Sadie her tackle. apparel and furniture. and chat said Launch Sadie" her tackle apparel and fur uIturo may bo condemned and sold to pay such claim,
 Now therefore. in pursuance or ho moniuon under Che seal of Che said court to me directed and dcliv- cred. ! do hereby give public notice Go an persons claiming Che said launch. her tackle. apparel and lur- uiture. or in any manner interested therein. that they Doc and appear be- fore said Court Co be held in and for tho First Judicial Division of Aiarka. at thc District Court Room in Che City of Juneau. on Che 5th day Of January 1922. at ten o'clock in Che forenoon of that day. pro. vded Che same shall be @ day o. jurisdiction. otherwise. on tho next day of Jurisdiction thcroolicr). then and thcro Go intorposc their claims and Go make their allegations in Chat behalf
 Dated at Tonakeo. Alaska, thl 19th day of November. 1921.
 GEO. D. BEAUMONT.
 United States Marshal for tho
 District or Alaska. Division
 Number One
 By E. H. SHERMAN Deputy First publication November 26. l92. Last publication December 70, 1921
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10

Ncw Alaska Bureau leaflets iu- cuInr late commercial reports on values Of Alaskan resources. inform auou and Illustration ot such re- sources are on hand for distribution at Che Alaska Bureau library Gen. eraI pamphlets on Hydcr Cordoya. Some fairbanks and Juneau also arc on uc tor distribution.
 Tho ezeursior to Alaska .s dc- s.rbcI as che de Wo trip Of Che American continent iu 16-paec il- frustrated booselt being prepared by Che Seattle Chamber of Commerce. which win also feature Alaska in one Of Its national display advertise meru Co appear in nationally c.rcu- lated magazines The printed tcNt uoIufs onf clearly chat Eastcrncr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
HAD ENJOYABLE TnE

Despite che clements horc was a good turnout at Che Moose Han Wcd- ucsdoy night Che occasion heinz Q lour-bit dance.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
ULTIsIAIIgRA

Copia del cablegrama 'traslnftido
desde New York por don Jose Ruiz
Soler, secretario-tesorero de la Aso-
ciaci0n de Prodnctores de Azucar de
Puerto Rico, y reeibido por esta hoy,
20 de mayo de 1921, a las 1000 a. nj.
Los miembros del Senado la ca
mara que estaban en- conferencias So
bre el Bill de Emergencia sobre Tari-
fas han llegado a un acuertlo. Ina
Resoluci6n Conjunta fue introducida
en- la Camara, a fin de que los tipos
de dereche estipulados en- el pr0xino
Proyecto Permanente de Tarifas fue-
ran puesfos en- yigor desde la fecha
en- que ell Proyect6 sea introdueido en-
la Camara, = 81 es aprobado por el
Congreso, sustituira al Bill de Emer.
gencia sobre Tarifas durante el item
po que Sc este discutiendo en- el Cen
greso. Chairman Penrose prediee
que el Bill de Emergeneia sobre Ia
fifas sera aprobado eu esta semana.
corredores inporiantes expresan sd
opinion de que, tan pronto como la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
G = BEES

tornos al comercio y las industrias
espanolas.
PARIS, mayo 20.-Ha causado mag
mica impression en- todos los circulos
de esta capital, el cambio de actitud
lie Inglaterra con respecto a la cues
ton de la Alta Silesia.
PARIS, mayo 2O.-El Gobierno
frances notific6 hoy al de Alemania,
que Francia esta completamente re-
suelta a impedir el envio de tropas
alemanas la Alta Silesia, aun supo-
niendo que otras naciones Sc sintie-
ran dispuestas a tolerarlo.
LONDRES, mayo 2G.-Fracaso en-
todas sus parties la tentativa del Co.
bierno ingles de yer los medios de
legar un acercamientp con los sinn-
feiners. Por 10 tanto temese en- toda
Inglaterra un recrudecimiento en- la
lucha que hace dias parece hallarse en-
plena quietud. Noticias procedentes
de- Irlanda dicen que ell despertar del
espritu revolucionario no tardara en-
verificarse, pues va Sc notan sintomas
de rebeldia en- varias regiones del
pals y los lideres revolucionarios Sc
preparan emprender las operaciones
suspendidas en- espera de que el Co
bierno de Londres atendiera las as
piraciones irlandesas, 10 que no ha
podido llevarse cabo.
/ HABANA, mayo 20.-Ayer falleci6
repentinamente en- esta ciudad ell Sr
Marin Herrera, persona de mucho re-
lieve, que desempanaba ell importan-
te cargo de Consul de Cuba en- Sar
Juan de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20

sns rosalsusassssios. NJ rsF sasae. ".
saeRs.As 81 suf-tales.A. Qua Il uhlss
~ tisss fafuiiad f.ssA canfEnnF . ~.
~icrif ~ indnsEsle H. gse en eslR
Alsnie a. lst,,aaAl.l, tArfhiiA es cue
a. esshe ~ sSailssRo vi psiirib. IA
CARA "a n. / ST. NsAfae Genefai a.
cirnSo 81 illao. ~. uhisse slifnrie d
ene ncsssaa run mrtien dc cSpciieIis
81 Mira. Sra. IL Monrrseas a. San.
isfVs. ts nna psacbA iFnshatibic y M
insisliNos mas IN esso. paes lUs ar
i4culos Gltimos rahlirados ssor sai No
d. isa iugar ; ninrIrna dada.
Ia caanso Al sekio prnto dire cue
cuSndo rrHnnciS Il Padre. cuyO nom-
hfc aparccr ea q n6merO Go. del ale
cato. no teiia que rennnciar. 40 po-
dia rcnanciar el cargo de Consultor
DioocsEno puesso que ya hacis mu-
chos mcses que no era Consultor. Tor
ESQ, cl limo. Sr. Obispo no hizO case
de csta rcnuncia.
En- cnanto al sepiimO punto. dire
que mand6 el limo. Sr. ObispO que le
mandarin lista de nombres para pro-
coder a Ia firlna de nuevOs nombra-
mientos de COnsultores. pero era va
tarde, desgraciadamente; no pudo fir
marlos; muri6 antes de poderlo veri-
fear. Luego nj los que eran antes
podian seguir siendO ConsultOres, nj
les que iban a ser de nuevo nombra-
dos, porque sus nombramientos no pu-
diercn ser firmados. Y este 10 pue-
do probar con razones Y pruebas ante
oualquier tribunal.
En- cuanto al punto octave. E. No
es cierto. Porque no fueron confir-
mados en- sus cargos nj tuvieron nue.
vo nonlbramiento, antes fueron ex-
cluidos positivamente. p. por la carta
del Rdmo. Torres, a la que contesto
el limo. Sr. Obispo 70. e. P. d.
En- cuanto al noveno. No exis-
tia Cuerpo de Consultores Diocesanos;
NAL sc lie podia notifcar de 10 que
quiere que Sc lie notificara. Ademas,
recayendo en- el Cuerpo de Consulto-
res toda la autoridad, muerto el limo.
Sr. obispo, no habia para que notif-
earle NADIA sino que por el nero he
cho quedaban con la .autoridad de re-
cir Y elegir... Pero va hemos Wis
to que no habia tai Cuerpo de Consul
torres.
En- cuanto al decimo punto... 81
hubiera habido Cuerpo de Consultores
Diocesanos hubiera sido este el que