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5, 1921
and the leading parties are hlrriedly Sc
lecting candidates, This is particularly
noticeable in Glasgow, where the hide
pendent Liberals are most active. The
latest proposal from that camp is to urge
the novelist Annie Swan, to c0ntes one
Of the City's divisions. The Coalition
lists are preparing for a big rally . fort
night hence, when the Scottish Union
lists hold their annual conference. Mr..
AsQuith is due in his Paisley cOnstitu-
encv on Wednesday next and other big
meetings are anticipated. The Labour
group is exceptionally active and state
that they are prepared 10 put 3 nominee
in each of GlaSgOW'S fifteen divisions.
Already nine are assured 4 a confer
enee Will b. held shortly to review the
whole political situation and select other
candidates.
London, Dec. End. The British Govt's.
latest proposals for the settlement of the
Irish question will be considered by the
Cabinet of the Dali Eireann in Dublin on
Saturday, The new terms, which were
handed to the Sim Fien delegates in writ
ten form show some advances over the
Govt's previous proposals and the dele
gates felt the necessity OF giving them
the fulles5 consideration at a Cabinet
session. The terms, it is said, concede
from the beginning the Sim Fein's claim
for the unity Of Ireland. Ulster must be
included in the scheme from the start,
according to the plan as it now appears
to have been framed, and must remain
in force for six months. After that
period and before the end OF the year,
Ulster is to be given the option to with.
draw and if she does, there must be a
boundary commission to determine the
exact territory which is fairly entitled
to 90 with her. If Ulster goes under
this plan, she would preserve only her
present powers and not obtain the fiscal
freedom that would be left with South
Ireland. The Sim Fem have neither
accepted nor rejected these proposals,
but have promised to consider them final
ly tomorrow. The question of allegiance
is still the crux OF the situation, bat eff
forts are being made to devise some
form of declaring allegiance which, it is
hopes by the Govt, the Sim tein might
ACCEPT. The Sim Feins reluctance to
, 1921-12-06

offered In treaty form and place the
treaty before the House of Commons, as
advanced early this week, has caused, it
was explained today, a general belief
that the negotiations must end if that
plan were followed. 1t bad been sug-
ge8teC tat this treaty should embody
an all ireland Parliament, but give north
east Uls,er, as defined by a boundary
commission, the right to WithdraW at a
stipulated time. The Sim Fem dele
gates who are still in London indicated
litfle hope today that the new version
of the plan would be accepted. but so
far none anong them has declared for
absolute rejection, or has cares to make
a prediction as to what would be the
decision Of the Dali Eireann Cabinet.
bikauer British India, Dec. 2nd-The
Prince Of Wales arrived here today, He
was received at the station by the Ma
harajah, Sir Ganga Singh, The popu-
lace was most enthusiastic in its re-
ception Of the Prince during the drive
to the Lallgarh Palace.
London, Dec. 2nd,-A despatch to
the London, Times" from TOXIC quotes
the Washington correspondent of the
'Jiji Shimpo" as sayi g that Japan,
Great Britain, the United States and
France are negotiating a treaty, the
memorandum of which is to be signed
within a week.
London, Dee. 2nd. Mr.. Thomas Mp,
prominent leader of the railway union
forces excused a verdict OF 1000 pounds
damages against the publishers and editor
of the ''Communist' which publishes car
toons and other matter alleging that Mr..
Thomas during the coal miners strike
was q traitor to the LabOur party.
Paris, Dec. 2nd.-M. BRAND is ready
to meet LORD Curz0n OF Kedleston and
discuss An@ora ana other questions eX-
isting between France and Great Britain.
The French Premier told the newspaper
men whom he received this evening, fol-
lowing his return to Paris. He had been
asked his attitude regarding Lord Cur
IONS suggestion of a meeting in Paris
between representatives of France, Great
Britain and Italy, to be followed by a
gathering Of the Supreme Council. AS to
the latter contingency M. BRAND said that
at if any grave problem arose, such as
a new reparation plan, he would not op-
pose another meeting of the Supreme
Council. NJ. BRAND declined to comment
on the discussion concerning a mOratO-
rum for Germany. He made it clear
that he did not see any objection to Great
Britain discussing with German repre-
sentatives plans for the delivery in kind
of Great Britain's share in the repara-
tons, as this was only following the ex-
ample of France.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13

Montgomery the later par; o. the
week and attended services here.
A, the close Of the service Monday
the church made an offering 20 the
pastor Of canned goods. jam. veg.-
tables. etc, a. an appreciation % his
faithful service during the meeting.
The series Of meetings which have
been IN progress here closed Monday
morning after the bsptiEing services
by the pastor at Dix River There
were Is additions. 20 by baptism.
DR. De Garmo preached the Gospel
a. tsugh, in the Bible and the church
was greatly strengthened BY his doe
trinal preaching Mr. Paul Ballard
did some fine singing They 20 from
here TO Newport for meeting.
May Gods choices, blessings rest up
on them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13

Miss Joyce Syler. the Demonstra-
tion Agent, is planning a number Of
evening meetings to be held through
GU, the county this fall The first
series Of these will begin October II
and will continue through the week
a. follows:
Herring 18th.
Paint Lick-Oetober 18Th.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 18th.
Mt. Hebron--October 10th.
Observation-Disclosures 2lst.
Mr. Carl Buckler. State Club lead
er will show stereoptiean views Of
boys and girls club work "a well as
views which will interest the mothers
and fathers Of the boys. Miss Mar
garet Whittemore. State Leader Of
Home Demonstration work and Miss
Lulie Logan. District Agent. will
also help to make the program Of
real value. Come out and hear the
splendid things that the boys and
girls Of Kentucky are doing with the
help Of the fathers and mothers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13
Resolutions
HALL or LANCASTER LODGE
40. iOaF A 4. VI.

HALL or LANCASTER LODGE
40. 1914 r. a 4. VI
Lancaster. Ny. Oct. iith. 1921.
WHEREAS Our RANKS nave re
ccivcd another call from the Grim
Reaper. this time calling from among
Us our esteemed brother. Robert n
Tomlinson. therefore
BIZ 1T RESOLVED: Tina; IN the
death Of Brother Tomfnson this
body susiains the loss 81 one Of its
oldest. most useful and highly e.
tecmcd members. the community
on. % its most upright. patriosic and
highly esteemed citizens and the
family Kind and indulgcp father
That We extend our sincere and
heartfelt sympathy TO IN. bercavcd
ones: tina, they be furnished copy
Of these resolutions. tina, copy be
furnished the Central Record for
publication and that they be spread
at large upon IN. minute. % our
order
Geo.sSmith. Jr.
$. VI. Turner
j. W Sweeney, Committee.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13
MT. HEBRON

Mr. Ed. Grow bought Of Mr.. Har.
rison Dean nice gil, for SIS.
Mr.. W. l.. Grow end daughter
Lucy. were in Danvillc Saturday and
Sunday.
A baby came on the 10th 10
brighten the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Humphrey.
VI. rRobert Sallie. 81 Lexington is
the guest 81 his cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. l.. Grow.
Mesdsmes W. l.. Grow and Jno.
Hume. who are st the Danyillc Hos
pital are doing nicely.
Rev. Manly. who has been in the
meeting here left Monday TO begin
a series Of meetings at Pleasant Hill
Mr.. Henry Ruble bught from dill
erent parties some hogs a, 7 and
"a cts. epr ID. He also bought
from I'D Grow two head " cattle at
> and 5l cts. per pound.
Rev and Mrs J. ". Mahan. Of
Beaiyville were the guest Of Misses
Irvine Dean. III. Grow and H. X.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13
VIRGINIA WEED
GROWERS POOL
BIG SUCCESS
Suncured Association
Gets $l6.25 A Hun
dred Pounds
Compared With $500 A Hs~dssd
For Leaf Marketed Under The
Old Dumping System OF
Selliss.

Richmond. Va. Oct. i2-Elatcd
by the success Of its pool Of 1920
suncured tobacco. which resulted in
the recent sale 81 the entire crop Of
the pool members 900 pounds
at an average o. si625 per hundred
as compared TO $500 received BY
growers sold their crops in the old
way. the Virginia Suneured Tobacco
Growers Association has begun n
campaign TO enroll all producers Of
such tobacco in the state for a 1927
crop pool. II is estimated tina, the
1921 crop will total more than T.
900. 900 pounds.
The 1920 crop pool recently was
sold in one LOT for approximately
100000. The members Of this
pool were located mainly in the area
composed Of Caroline. Louisa. Han.
over. fluvanna and Goochland coun-
ties. The association for 1920 had
662 members. As the 1920 crop
was rated as Of inferior quality the
members Of the pool were much
gratifed by the price obtained
The lot Of tobacco fills more than
1000 hogsheads. and as soon a. the
tobacco can be examined by the buy.
ers and paid for. the association an
nounces II will distribute the ne, pro-
ceeds to each farmer, which will be
within couple Of weeks.
The success Of the Virginia ven
,ure Is expected 10 prove ~ great
interest 70 tobacco grower. IN the
two Carolinas and Kentucky in con
nection with cooperative schem.
for marketing by tn, farmers 81 the
entire tobacco crop Of the for
states
The business Of the association in 4
Virginia has been conducted for the
farmers by four agents. J. H. GUS /
enberry. chairman. Of Frcdericks i
Hall. Virginia; J. {. Stiles. Of Ash 1
land: W ". Green. of Bowling ]
Green. and W. $. Garrett. Of Bula. /
Goochland county.
Should the present campaign to
sign up pool Of all the suncured
tobacco groweys Of Virginia prove
successful they will handle more
than 1000. 900 pounds Of tobacco.
most Of which is raised in the yiein-
ny 81 Richmond. In order TO put
over the pool. !, must he completed
by November LIST. A large percen-
iage OF the crop has been already
signed up. an dthe committee is con-
ident that when the price obtained
Tor the 1920 crop becomes known to
he farmers they win have no tiffi-
,ulty in signing up 75 per cent Of the
growers Of this kind totobacco by
hat time.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13
Kentucky Crop Report
For October, 1921.

With the growing season almost
ended. except for very late tobacco
and small amount Of the late corn
tina, Is now maturing. kentucky's
crop conditions now indicate the pro-
duction Of approximately s9.32t. 900
bushels Of corn compared to 100. ESQ.,
900 bushels last year. and s37 .06s.-
o0S pounds Of tobacco compared to
s67, 100000 pounds produced in
1890. The United States entire to-
baeeo crop this year is now estimated
at s9i,56s,00O pounds compared to
i.50s. 06a.000 ponds last year. or
about 20 per cent decrease.
These estimates were issued at
Louisville and Frankfort by II. y.
Bryant. Kentucky representative Of
the U. 8. Bureau Of Markets and
Crop Estimates. and State Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture W. C. Hanna.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13

Chess appeals 20 mature minds. and
wood supplies most OF the accou're-
men's With which II l. played Some
~ the b"st ar. ~ ebony and boxwooi
hut very satisfactory gaines may b.
played With yellow p"plar. bass~ ood.
walnut. mapl. and birch outfits. The
same holds true ~ checkers. hut tina,
gam. usually l. rated little lower
Than chess IN sci"ui' Dc points thc:sh
no less an authority Than Edgur Allan
Poe holds that as mental exerris~
Of the hishrs, an1 pur~-i sort check
srs surpas-cs chess
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13

Man cannot degrade woman without
himself falling Into degradation b.
cannot elevate her Without at the same
time elcvaiing himself - Alexander
walker
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13
Gard OF Thanks

wish 10 express my deepcs; graft
'udc for the many acts of kindnc-.
shown during the illness and death
Of my wife and take thu. method 81
expressing H. l.. X. Conn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13

Tanlac Is a splendid to0c and
system purifier. now selling at the
rate Of almos, Ten Million bottles
a year S,ormss Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13
1000 MILES OF
ROAD IN S YEARS
No Increase In Taxes
Would Be Necessary
Under Plan
Evolved.

Louisville CONSTRUCTION of 1000
miles Of primary highways in Ken
lucky and the system placed in OPP
Grafton within Ave years is possible
without an increase Of taxation. exc
cutive officers Of the Kentucky Good
Roads Association announced follow
ing an informal meeting.
Robert J. McBryde. presiden, Of
the association. said the money is
available and the question at issue
is whether the States legislative Of
ficers and citizens wish TO build the
highways within the short period or
continue the present system Of con-
structing from $50 10 800 miles Of
road year. short stretches in vari-
Gus parts Of the State leaving patches
Of good road that begin nowhere
and end nowhere"
Tsx on Gas and Cars.
In declaring that the money is
available the association officials said
that the present State revenue. for
road purposes. yielded by the gener-
al tax levy Of three cents, the auto
mobile tax and one cent a gallon on
each gallon Of gasoline, is sufficient
TO retire in thirty years a $50. 00O.-
900 bond issue, which the association
has proposed.
The annual revenue for roads now
is s3.700,000, Mr.. McBryde pointed
out. adding that the State can count
on 81 10000 to 100000 more a
year Of the Federal aid fund for road
C construction. The rate Of construc-
ton will have 20 be increased IL the
project Of constructing 1000 miles
Of the primary system is TO be com
pleted within a generation, he point
ed out.
No Admsndnsat Needed.
The $4,000. 900 bond issue would |
make possible the primary system
within six years. 1t is propoed to
use $4,000, 000s for roads and S.
100000 for the States edacationa |
and penal institution an d,he Ken
lucky State Fair. No amendment
10 the Constitution would be neees-
'ary. The next session Of the Cen
,ral Assembly could pass an act sub
hitting the bond issue 10 a vote Of |
he people at the November election |
u 1922.
Ineresssd Farm Value.
In the event the bond issue D.
voted Il is proposed TO issue bonds
At the rate Of $4,000 900 a year for
i've years. This would be suffielen,
10 construct the primary system Of
State roads and make the greater
part Of them Of the permanent type. !
The encouraging part Of the plan is
said 20 be that the bondscould be re-
Tired with the $3.000.0 900 now being |
annually for read purposes
and without increasing taxation.
with the small number Of good I
roads now built in the State" Mr..
McBryde said. "and the completed
network Of primary roads touching
every nook Of the State undoubtedly
will increase the number Of cars in
the State. A, the same time the
farm lands will be increased in
value"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13

Get rid Of that nervous, fretful
feeling. Brace up. Take Tanlae
and you will look everybody in the
face with a smile. Sold at Stormes
Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-13

Tanlac. the remarkable remedy thas
everybody is talIsng about. is sold
by Stormes Drug Store.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20
UN cAso POSITIVE EN- AREcrBo

Aver fue traido al hospital "Cuaren
tenario" Manuel Iguina, de 10 ahos
quien ha sido clinicamente conarmado
como un case positive dc peste
Ell paciente recidia en- la Callc Girls.
t6bal Colon, No. 40 de Arecibo, y en-
pez6 a sentirso NAL desde el jueves
pasado. Su estado es grave tcmi6ndose
un fatal desenlace
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20
Sc regaian $500.

Aver dieron los peri6dicos la roticia
de encontrarse residiendo en- esta ciu-
dad la malhechora mas dulce simpa
tica que Sc ha conocido; la picaresca Pris
ella Dean. Hoy nos participa Ell senior
p Miranda Gonzalez, de la Universal
Film Mfg. Co., que encontrandose Pris-
emilia ''Fuera de la Ley la casa que el
representa- esta dispuesta a regular $500
al que encuertre la residcncia que en-
esta ciudad ocupa Priscilla Dean. Pero
no la han dc encontrar, pues Priscilla
es muy sagaz y estando ''Fuera de la
Ley'' ha huido California, donde Sc
lie persigue de cerca por todo un cuerpo
de policias detectives.
81 desea conocer Priscilla solicite
una pequeha fotografia en- la Universal.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20
LA INAUGURATION DE LA ESTA
TUA DE BOLIVAR, FUE UN ACTo
GRANDIoSo

NUEVA YORK, abril 19.-Hoy las
dos de la tarde Sc celebro en- Ell ''Cen-
tral Park la Inauguration &c Ia es,a-
tina regalada por ell gobierno de Vene
zuela a esta ciudad.
Varias seccicnes pertenecientes la
Arm ada Ell Ejercito, asi como tambi6n
mariros brasilenos, marcharon la ca
beza dc los que asistieron al grandioso
aeto
FL Prcsidentc Harding pronuncio un
discurso elocueatisimo ante la coocu-
rencia, en la que figuraban M. Viviani
y otras personalidades de gran renom-
bre.
FL Presidente hablo acerca de las re
actuales entire las Republicas
hispane eamericanas, y expreso sus de-
seos en- que las amistades continuaran
como hasta ahora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20
La RESPUEsTA DE HUGHES
ES MUY COMENTADA

WASHINGTON, abril 19.-La res.
puesta dada por el Secretario dc Esta-
Go Mr.. Samuel Gonpers, presiden'e
&c Ia American Federation of Labor
ha sido muy comentada en- todos los pc
riodicos de IA nacion, La respueSta de
Mr.. Hughes pone de relieve que e. por-
ven'r de les ''soviets asi como tam
bien el sistema politico- -econ6mico de
los mismcs, es un problema que tendra
que resolverse en- el future. La carta
del Secretario de Estado es una res
uesta directa las diversas fcrmas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20
Par0C0 que Ia COmpanIa del ferTO-
CarriI no CedeId en- SuS pretenSiOneS

los intereses de la compafiia a mi con-
fiados que son, en- realidad, los del pu-
blico en- general.
Puedo asegurar usted que tanto en-
eSta OCCASION como en- muchas otras he
tratado de armonizar intereses, procu-
rando hacer estricta justicia en- mis- de-
cisiones; tai extreme que todas las
investigaciones que he PRACTICABLE con
motive de hechos denunciados, han ST.
do llevadas cabo por conducto del per-
sonal mas imparcial Y ecuanime de la
compafia.
No deseo en- este momento dar a La
publicidad todos los hechos envueltos en-
mi decision; pero ST puedo asegurar a
usted que ninguna persona imparcial tar
daria mas de dtez minutes en- llcgar a
Ia misma conclusion que 70 he llega-
do.
Teniendo todo este en- cuenta, como
antes de manifestado, y despues de dar
innumerables explicaciones a las dis
tintas comisiones que me han visitado
antes de ahora sobre Ell particular, me
he visto compelido insistir en-
mi negative de reponer a Nena-
dich, aun trueque de sufrir los
serios perjuicios de la huelga con que
Sc nos amenaza, que, desgraciadamen
to, en- estos momentos afecta ell bien
estar general de la isla de Puerto Rico.
Yo abrigo la esperanto de que la
amenaza no Sc convierta en- realidad.
No he perdido todavia la fe en- el buen
sentido de nuestros empleados v casi
me atrevo asegurar de antemano que
este movimiento, por 10 injusto, no ha
de encontrar ell apoyo nj La solidaridad
de todo el PERSONAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20
(PoR CABLE FRANcEs)

TOXIC, abril 19.-Se hacen obscrva-
clones veridicas acerca de la situacon
creada por la nota enviada por el go
bierno de los Estados Unidos EN- 10 que
Sc refere al mando concedido por la
"Sociedad de las Naciones" sobre la
isla de Yap.
En- los circulos militares las parsonas
mas promirentes infuyen para que Ell
gobicrno del Mikado frme su ac'itud,
derivando sus derechos de la rcsoluc1 on
del conSejo supreme de los AIiados en-
Ell curse de las conferencias celebrate as
por este en- Paris La importante agen
cia de Teikoko dice que is miembros
del Gabinete japones declaran que ell
gobierno debe mantener sus derecho y
que cl problema debe ser ruesuelto por
la "sociedad de las Naciones" ell
gobierno norteamericano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20
Sc VENDE

Solar de mas de 1000 metros tuadra-
dos en- la Gale del Parque lado con-
trario la via del trolley. Tiere maa
de 40 arboles frutales cercado en- parte
de zinc concrete.
Para informes A. N. 3. Box $50
San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-20

Con motive de la version de una po
Rible huelga de los empleados de ferro.
catriles, nuestro reportero sehor Pietri
trvo una entevista en- la tarde de aver
con don Emilio s. Jimenez, director de
la American Railroad Co.., quien re
cibi6 a nuestro reportero con su acostum
brada fineza, y despues de un hjero cam
bio de impresioneS, lie manifesto 10 81
guiente
"Efectivamente, en- la mafiana dc hoy
me visit6 una Comisi6n de la Logia nt-
nero 77S, de la Association de Maquinis
tas, portando una carta de esta misma
fecha en- la cual Sc requiere La reposicion
del ex- -jefe de estaci6n de Aguadilla, Sc
nor Nenadich, quien fue separado del
servicio de esta compafifa hace como un
par de semanas.
La carta de referencia menciona ell
hecho de que la Logia ha investigate
los hechos que motivaron la separation
de Nenadich, y seg1n la misma carta no
aparcce culpabilidad para este senior, por
10 cual SO requiere su reposici6n en- Ell
corto t6rnino de "a horas partir desde
las diez de La mafiana del dia de hoy.
La investigation tan minuciosa como
impartial que ha practicable esta COM
pafiia en- el presente case, arroja prue-
bas inequivocas del NAL comportamien-
to del sefior Nenadich, incluyendo UNI
extrema neghgencia una iropinada
indisciplina en- Ell ejercicio de sus fun
clones, tai extreme que ha llegado a
faltarle de obras su jefe immediate.
En- vista de las circunstancias que han
rodeado les hechos que motivaron la Sc
psraci6n de Nenadich teniendo en-
cnenta informes anteriores que demues-
tran que su conducta ha venido siendo
detrimental al buen servicio desde hace
mrcho tempo, comprendera usted que
no es possible acceder los deseos de los
peticionarios 81 he de tener en- cuenta
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No hay nada Official aCerCa del nom
bramiGntO del Juez de Ia C. Federal

bio do domieilio. cue. desgraciadamcn-
t.. habia sufrido con Ia enfermcdad
continua de su hija. quicn habia rido
obieto de tres operaci0ncs consscutivas
de maEtoiditis''. , cstuvo reciuda
en- un hospital On el ETtada as New
Jersey. pero one cventuaimsntss toao
ESQ pasaria. = quo 81 20 cousidsraba CO
mo puertorriqusho = dessaba vivir en
esta comunid2d. donds tcnia nuy "a.
ras intimas amistades. por 'odo -
cual suponia que ls hacia merscedor
del beneplac.to ucl pdbhco. a. cuai
habfa servido como juez servlria ius
90 en- O. ejsrcicio de su prossri6r 20
mo abogado.
Euestro representarts fus xratsmcn.
te sorprendido al seq irfOrtasIo por q
propio juez Hamilton qu1 rsndla culto
al idioma dc Cervante1. n mismo
tempo le mogtr6 varias obras en -
pahol. cuya ioctura dsdleaba par,s Dc
su tempo. las onaies hguraJa ontro una
de Unsmuuo y otra de Manuel Jraris
Bl Juez tambisn manifesto que te
MIA gran shci6u al trabaio. , qua adn
en- los dias festivos , en- sus rsioz de-
ccio. aprovechsba sI tempo sn 81 es-
iudio do los asuntos cncomeuaados
su deliberaei6n > sn otros ssfudios n
terarioS a los cuales presto stsnci6n
singular el distinguido Juez
Una vcz compisci8o nucstro dsrco
por Mr.. Hamilton nos despedimos de
6l. quien ros invite q vis.tarls en- euan
tas ocasioues deee8ramos. dAudonos las
gracias por las mal'iples deferrucias
&c quo IA sido obieto por rarte de
Ia prensa. dc San Juan