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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20
Here Are A Few High Lights In The
Record Of Lynn FRAZIER; With This
Record Should He Retain His Office?

Mismanagement Of the affairs Of
the Mill and Elevator association re-
sulting in known loss Of $4,000 at
the Drake Mill on hedging. Other
large losses in the Mill and Elevator
association in generalI and $4,000
credit to the now defunct Consumers
United Stores Co. which may be ex
pected to be a large loss.
Other Official Acts.
These are a few Of the things for
BILE as czar Of the Industrial Commits
sion. The list could be made much
longer If space permitted.
Aside from his position on the In
dustrial Commission Governor
Frazier has:
/ Shown his disrespect for law by
defying the state supreme court in
the Wehe case.
Shown his cynical indifference to
official wrongdoing by his re-appoint-
ment of o. F.. Lofthus as state bank
examiner following the making Of an
affidavit by that official for the de-
cepuon of the supreme court.
Mrs O'Harc's Pardoa.
Has shown his patriotism BY
urging tho pardon Of Kate Rch-
ards O'Hare who likened the
mothers of North Dakota's SOL
diers to brood sows.
This is part of Governor Fra
zier's record. Is it such record as
justifies his retention in his present
high office?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20

among themselves after seeing the hearing the lecture
W. Brinto Townleys private secretary political
adviser notes letters and the contrast Town
necessary, says Towny through letter that reproduced
Ncnpasans especially invited Every voter should hear talk
s.-a4SfSs5s Advertisement IS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20
Frazier's Record.

So here are few Of the things for
which Lynn j. Frazier is responsible:
Direct violation of the state law
he was sworn to enforce in the cast
of ]. N. Hagan. who was permitted
to have a house constructed for him
by the North Dakota Home Build
ers' association, and to obtain a farm
loan from the Bank of North Dakota.
Direct and open violation of the
law in the case of William Lemke.
who, with the assistance of the North
Dakota Home Builders association
erected home in Fargo costing
more than the $1,000 limit set by the
law.
Financing League.
The financing of the Nonpartisan'
league, Consumers Stores Co. and
other Nonpartisan league enterprises
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20
LEMKE ITO TAKE
BANK CASE TO
SUP RENE COURT
Will Seek Certiorari Writ to
Stay Judge Cofey's
Injunction.
ACTION SHOWS THE
PEOPLE WANT FACTS
But Came as Surprise to In
: dependent Headquarters
Says Nelson.
BULLETIN.

Bismarck, N. D., Oct. 80.
The supreme court this
afternoon issued an order
dissolving the restraining
order issued by Judge Coffey
and granting an order di-
recting Judge Coffey or the
plaintiffs to show cause on
November ! why this order
should not be made perma-
nent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20
WEATHER FoREoAsT.

Minnesota: Fair tonight and
probably Ffiday; rising tempera-
ture. a n itl.sS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20
Homebuilders' Mess.

Homcbuilders' Mess.
Handling of the affairs. Of the
state Romebuilders' association
in such manner that the ac-
counts of that organization were
In a hopeless tanglc in which the
only thing that is apparent is
that the association has incurred
thousands of dollars loss ON
lumber purchases and in other
ways. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20

with public funds from the Bank of
North Dakota! :-}
Pouring over 100000 Of public
funds into the. Scandinavian -Ameri-
can bank of Fargo, an institution
openly. and notoriously insolvent,
which later failed of. which majori-
ty of the stock was owned by the
League Exchange and other allies Of
the Nonpartisan league, with the re-
suit that when the Scandinavian
American bank closed its doors this
amount of public money was tied UP
therein.
Financing other Nonpartisan
league banks by giving them an en-
ormously disportionate share of state
funds in loans and deposits, although
some of these banks were known to
be insolvent. and have since closed
their doors, and some Of the security
given for loans was of very doubt
full value. and had been so declared
by the state bank examiners.
Making of excess farm loans by the
Bank of North Dakota payment on
many OF which has since been de-
faulted with the resulting loss to the
state.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20

Big -Four Conference. s:s 5
Chicago. Oct. 90. Chiefs or the
big four brotherhoods and the switch
fmen's union arrived this morning and 4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20

Lynn j. Frazier is governor OF
North Dakota.
4 AS governor he has the absolute
right Of veto over the acts Of the In.
dustrial Commission under the Law
creating that body.
So Lynn j. Frazier is directly
and personally responsible for all
acts of the Industrial Commis-
sion. The Industrial Commission
in Its turn has absolute authority
over the Bank Of North Dakota,
the Home Builders' association,
and the Mill and Elevator asso-
citation. This puts theo response
bility for the acts and policies of
these industries directly up to
tho governor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20
NESBIT WOULD
TAKE FUND FROM
KANSAS MINERS
Wants Money Spent to Aid
Kansas District Sent to
Illinois.
Declares This Does Not
Mean That Support Has
Been Withdrawn.

Pittsburgh. Kans., Oct. 20.-Return
to the treasury of the Illinois miners
of the balance of the 100000 fund
sent to the Kansas miners to fight the
industrial court law has been asked
by Walter Nesbit, secretary treasurer
Of the Illinois district.
In letter to Thomas Harvey, pro-
visional secretary treasurer of the
Kansas district, Nesbit asked that the
$4,000 remaining should be returned
for deposit in the treasury of District
~
Nesbit and other officials Of the H.
linois district recently were in the
Kansas field returning to Illinois
about q week ago. 1t is understood
that the officials thcn sought the re-
turn Of the balance of the fund.
!! Used in Campaign. !!
Much, Of the, fund sent by the Hill
noia miners was ueed in the political
campaign in Kansas last year in
which Howat and his following sought
to defeat Governor Allen for rerelec-
ton as governor and elect legislators
opposed to the court law. 4
Charges were made in the recent
International Convention at Indian
,apolis that Hnwat had m misuseds tbs.
illinois fund.- at-sEsss. yaSeSf ted that
tIIowHt ma rsfussd f6s iii ia.w-
yers to enter into a.; friendly suit to
test the Kansas law4fand expedite IT
through the courts "a. sI.S NJ;
= Van A. 'Bitner, :represe nting John
L. Lewis, international president here,
announced this morning that the mon
J ey would be returned to the Illinois
miners Immediately. s
Ready to Give Assistance,
Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-Further
financial support from Illinois for
Alexander Howat ard his followers
will be forthcoming if it is needed,
Secretary-Treasu Walter Nesbit of
the Illinois Miners union,a' said this
afternoon. in, d enying that the remov-
withdrawal Of support.
Declares Statement False.
Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 2o.-"Abso-
lutely false were the words with
which Walter Nesbit, secretary treas
urer of the Illinois United Mine
Workers, greeted the advices from
Kansas that financial support had
been withdrawn from the fight against
the Kansas industrial court law.
mo support has been withdrawn
from the Kansas miners" Mr., Nesbit
said. THE only thing we have done
Is TO transfer the physical cash from
the state Of Kansas to Illinois. The
money is now in our hands, but our
support is still with Kansas
Asked the reason for the transfer,
Mr.. Nesbit said it was because Thos.
Harvey, provisional .secretary-treas-
urer of the Kansas district. is opposed
to Howat and his fight against Gov
ernor Allen.
I'VE didn't want our money in the
hands of a manlo the other camp.
We prefer to have charge OF it our
selves he said -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20

Z Continued On page 10
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-20
lIsoaguers Fear Probe n

..Frazier, Lemke and Hagan dare
not deny their guilt In this connec-
ton because they know that they
the sworn testimony that proves that
they are guilty. When we have indis-
putable evidence to- prove. that pub
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
The Woman Who Loved land Earned
ny JANE i'IIILPS
MODERN STORY Oh HOME AND BUSINESS

noticed th" cn~y WY Robert dried
the dishes. lie WAS neither awk-
ward nor did he make any fuss over
doing it. a. "a man unaccustomcd 10
helping about tho house would have
done.
"Wh"rc tn he world did YOU learn
80 dry dishes | can tell you are an
old hand, SO tell mo the truth"
said it sayly, but felt a little
tightening of my throat, and my
heart beat little faster while
waited for his answer That | knew
what II would be, goes without say
Ing.
"Oh, havc dried Marions dishes
a good many times, | rather enjoyed
II, because we could talk. other
wise / should have been in the liv-
ing room alone while she did them.
She never makes company Of me,
you know"
yes. / know" I Thought as said
II. Il know more than you think I
do Rut | would havc nothing mar
this first day Of nv vacation, so
added, "Now YOU can help me. I
shant make company Of you either"
We soon finished, then went to
the show. II was n very good pic
turo and We both enjoyed II. Then
after 10 was over, as 10 was Still
early and lovely night. "" took
quite a walk before We reached
home
hungry, EohcrtH" asked. I
smiled as thought how quickly
having a place Of my own made me
think of eating.
As a bear though I suppose I
should he ashamed 10 say H."
\ rsit tarsr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
Benny's Notebook

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
THE LESSON OF TIE CARNIVAL

The World sincerely hopes All concerned have
learned a lasting lesson as a result of tho latest
carnival companys visit 10 the city.
We have various occasions opposed these
so-cared amuements on tho streets Of the
city. Because IN the very first instance they
are an unsightiy and most inoonveniont nuis-
ance. Then too, they are not amusement con-
Germs IN the best sense OF tho word. Iegiti-
mate business PLACES arc restricted TO decent
amusements and orderly gAmes These oarnivals
are permitted to exhibit so-called attractions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

An Illinois main Is tho inventor
OF an air driven rubbing machine
for giving the finishing polish to
small pieces of furniture
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

\ new vending machine sells pos
tage stamps in blocks OF five so that
nickcls or dimes can be used 10 OPP
crate H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

There is the irony OF fate IN the latca' air.
plane TRAGEDY An OF he victims were ar.
counted flying experts
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31
Ell rGCibinliGnt0 del
nuGYO Pastor

FL juevcs por III tarde SO reuni6
en- cl Palacio Episcopal de esta ciu
dad, un nGcleo de distinguidos caba-
IleroS, Gle las distintas asociaciones
rcligicsas de San Juan, con el pro-
p6sito de efcctuar un cambio de i'm
prcsiones con el Protonotario apos-
t6lico Rev y Torres acerca de los
trabajos preiminares que han de ha-
cerse para FL recibimiento que ha de
tributdrScle a nuestro Prelado, Jorge
Caruana.
Sabemos de buena fuente que los
CabaIlcros de Col5n estan traba jando
activamcntc, con el fiji de darlc toda
la solemnidad nccesaria u este aeon
tccimiento.
Entire In grey clt6lica. eXiste extra
ordinario cntusasmo para el recibi-
miento que ia de tributarsele al nue.
vo Pastor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31
Ell PERU QUIERE ORGANIZAR
UN INSTITUTE COMO LA GUAR
OLA CIVIL ESrANOLA -.
La mission que va hacer el trabajo
paso aver per San Juan.

A bordo del Leon XIII va la mission
encargada De organiZar en- el Peru
un Institute Armada como Ia Guar
dia Civil c5pa1ola. Acccdien"o a las
indicaciones del Goberno de Lima, el
Gobierno de Espa9a ha nombrado el
brillantc personal que ha de rcalizar
el importantc tratajo. La mission es-
ia integrada por cl Teniente Coronel
don Pedro Pueyo E pala. Captain
don Bernardo Sanchez Visaires. Te-
niente, don Adolfo Carrctcro Parreno.
Abogado, don Manuel Unanua Ternan
dez y Sargento, don Jose Gomez Her
nandcz, todos pertcnccientes al pres
tigioso cuerpo de Ia benemcrita cspa-
fiola.
La mission pcrmancccra en- Lima to-
do ell tempo que sea precise para de-
jar funcionando en- PERU el institute
armada que van organizar ALI y que
tendra la misma constitution Y la
misma reglamentacion que la Guar
dia Civil Espanola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31
Han sidO HGV8dOS TGuaZOS ' where's
4 GOnara, TilgIiSaS ' Magan que tS-
taban SidalaS pOG los IaGiOS
FL GOBIERNO PORTUCUES QUE FUE
INAUCURADO Ell 20 DEL ACTUAL
Sc PROPONE DIMlTIP
Ell SdbddO SdIi0 del HdVre en- Ell "Ldfd-
yette' la mission frdnCeSd que Vdd
Washington preSididd pOr
N. BRAND


sando entire los moros un verdadero
panico. Los moros huyeron dejando
muchos heridos y muertos en- la fuga.
LISBOA, octubre 31.-El Gobierno
que fue inaugurado aqui ell dia 20 del
mes en- curse, despues del asesinato
del primer ministro senior Granjo, Sc
propore dimitir, por carecer de base
de sustentacion en- ell pueblo. La si-
t1acion politica en- Portugal es caoti-
ca, Y Sc vuelve a hablar de la posibi-
lidad y aun de la necesidad de una
resturacion monarquica como medic de
reorganizar el pals.
HAVRE, octubre 31.-El sabado
por la noche en- el vapor "Lafayette ="
salieron de este puerto para New
York, los comisionados franceses que
van la conferencia del desarme, pre-
sididos por ell primer ministro NJ.
Aristides BRAND. La comision fran
cesa esta integrada por muy brillan-
tes personalidades Y es la mas nume-
rosa de cuantas van a la capital de
los Estados Unidas. La prensa fran
cesa guarda por ahora una actitud
discreta, pero sin refejar optimismo
alguno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31
No hubO compromise

En- Ia reunion celebrada cl sdbado
en- la Mansion Ejecutiva, d la cual con-
curricron 6 senadOreS, dos de la mino-
ria cuatro de la mayorfa, pOr los Dis
tritOs de Ponce, Guayama Y Mayagiiez,
n los cualeS afrcta la combination ju-
dicial idcada por el G0bernador, de
acuerdo sin duda, con el Attorney Ge-
neral ST. MeStrc. segun inform0 uno
de ellos a un redactor de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL. no hubo acuerdo Y los de la ma
yorfa Sc rescrvaron consular a sus
comit6s organismos directories del
Partido. Parece que el Gobernador i'll
dic0 su prop0Sito de hacer la combina-
ci6n en- la forma por 6l presentada Y
en- general. mantener cl criterio de lie
var funcionariOS judicialcS unioniStas,
republcanOS SocialiStas il las res
pcctivaS diviSiOnCs. CorteS de Distrito
Y Municipales. en- que cada una de
eSaS agrupaci0nes hayan obtenidO ell
triunfo electoral. No Sc trat0-segin
parece-- de la combination de nuevos
Jefes de Dcpartamento, per0 Sc cree
que Sc haga 10 lnismo que en- la comhi-
naci6n judicial, es decir. presentar 10
ideado p0r el Gobernador al Comite de
nombramientoS en- pleno del Senado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31

MADRID, octubre 31.-Las colum-
mas al mando de los coroneles Castro
Girona y Orgato, bajo el supreme
commando del general Mario, protegi-
das por los canoneros Laya Y Boni-
faz, lograron provisionar reforzar
las guarniciones de Gomara, Tingui-
sas Y Magan que estaban sitiadas
desde. ell microbes de la semana pa
sada. La operacion resulto penosisi-
ma por la obstinada resistencia que
ofrecian los moros parapetados en- te-
rrenos accidentados que les brindaban
grandes defensas naturales. La le-
gion extranjera que marchaba en- la
extrema vanguardia tuvo muchos com
bates cuerpo a cuerpo con los moros
entire los cuales hizo una verdadera
carniceria.
MADRID, octubre 31.-Los infor-
mes oficiales que completan la ante
rior narracion dicen que el enemigo
retirose precipitadamente cuando la
guarnicion de Tinguisas efectuando
una salida inexperada ataco el fanco
izquierdo de las tropas rifenas que
estaban bloqueando la posici6n, eau
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31
LA HACIENDA GUIANA ESTA EN- LA
MAYOR BANCARROTA, Y LEJOS DE
VERSE LA SOLUCION Sc AGRAVA
Ell PROBLEMA NIL.
Los emperddoreS de Austria que no tie
men quien les brinde hOSpltdIiddd,
iran una COlOnid portuguese


WASHINGTON, octubre 31.-El
Presidente Harding recibio ell sabado
al generalisimo frances Ferdinand
Foch que lego la Casa Blanca es-
coltado por un escuadron de caballe-
ria Y ovacionado en- todo el trayecto
por la multitud.
La entrevista fue muy cordial. Hoy
visitara Foch al ex presidents Wilson
que esta muy decaido fisicamente. Te-
mese que la vista del caudillo fran
ces pueda precipitar la recaida de
Wilson, pero por otra parte, como no
Sc encuentra en- estado grave, no Sc
puede prescindir de la entrevista.
HABANA, octubre 31.-La Secre-
taria de Hacienda anuncia que la re-
caudacion total del mes de octubre
fue de cuatro millones seiscientos
treinta ocho mil ciento treinta y
seis pesos con sesenta Y cuatro GEN.
tavos. Los gastos mas urgentes
son de tres millones novecientos no.
venta Y tres mil dollars setecienta Y
nueve, con ochenta y cuatro centavos,
quedando un superavit de seiscientos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31
Don Francisco Brunei
ha muertO en- LODdrGS

Esta mailana Sc ha recibido Ell esta
ciudad, un cablegrama, participando
el fallecimiento ocurrido en- Loudres,
del importantc agricultor hombrc de
negocios don Francisco Brunet Guayta
tan estimado entire noSotros.
Ell despacho que fuG rccibido per
nucstro amigo don Fernando Geigel,
agregaba que nucstro amigo ha muer
to Ell tres dfas de cnfcrmedad.
AbrumadoS por la triStisima nueva
Que ha de causar una vcrdadera cons
ternaci6n en- Manatf. Y una gran iris
teza cn toda la lSla. dondc cl Sr. Bru
net era tan popular, no hacemos hoy
sino dcjar consignadd la dOlOrOSa no.
ticia para todoS tan amarga, sin encOn
trar los iuSticieroS conceptos que den
cl verdaderu relieve de Ia gran pCrdi-
da que Sufrc Puerto Rico.
Nuestro amigo. habfa cmbarcado re-
cientemeutc para ir Il buScar IL >T cS-
pCsa Y Sus ninoS que c>tahan en- Bar
cclona Y regreSar tOdoS juntoS Puer-
to Rico. TriStc rcgreSo Scr;l el de la
DANA, el de las ticrnaS criaturas que
han de yolyer Su TERRA eli la desola-
ci6n de la Urfandad.
Ell 22 sc recibi6 un cable lie Marsc-
LA notioitnd0 que emNarcaba para
Puerto Rico. via Estados UnidoS. Des-
pues el %, Sc recibi0 otro de Barcelo-
ma. diciendo qge habfa fallecido el
.mi6rcoles Y el 81. Jaime Calaf recibi0
otro cable lfltimamentp. del admins
trador del 'Hotcl Zclci'', de Londres.
manifestando que habia fallecido ALI
cl 2G.
Sea para Ia Sra. yiuda. para los hi
jos, para los hermanos dcmds deu-
dos de don Francisco Brunei Guayta,
la sentida expression de nuestro p6sa-
me sincere.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31

mas grande entusiasmo y admiration.
Y no solamente es prodigio y asom-
bro Fregolino en- las transformacio-
mes, en- las cuales Sc Gambia y Sc es-
fuma, para reaparecer, convertible en-
otro, con mas rapidez que uno de
nuestros mas caracterizados "leaders" ,
sino en- los actos de ventriloquia, con
sus automatas, en- los cuales llega a
altura inconcebible, pues sus mure-
cos dominan de tai modo la oratoria,
que no hay "leader" socialista que
les supere, y saben emitir su voto con
mas gracia que cualquier prohombre
pdblico analfabeta.
San Juan entero aguarda el "de-
but" del "Gran Fregolino", para
aplaudirle y ovacionarle. Solo el
esta reservado el transformer, la no.
che del viernes proximo, ell vetusto
caseron del coliseo municipal, ell pa
lacio de maravillas, donde. nuestro pu-
blico, lleno de asombro, ha de pro-
clamarle rey.
Cronista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31
DISTINGUIDA BODA

Ell sabado en- la noche, en- la pa
rroquia del Sagrado Corazon, de San
turce, contrajeron matrimonio nues-
tro muy estimado amigo don Manuel
Diez de Andino, cajero de la frma
Cantero, Fernandez y Co., Inc, Y la
bella Y distinguida senorita Conchita
Adsuar, hija del bizarre coronel del
Ejercito Espafiol don Jose Adsuar, fa-
llecido en- Espana hace dos amos.
La boda Sc celebro en- la mayor in
timidad, asistiendo NADIA mas que la
familia de ambos contrayentes.
Apadrinaron los novios la presti-
Igiosa dana dona Carolina, viuda de
Diez de Andino y nuestro querido ami
go don Laureano Cantero. Ofici6 el
4. T. Ignacio de Dios.
Los feliccs conyuges que han ms
talado su nido de amor en- la calle del
Hipodromo, han recibido muy valio-
sos regalos de sus padrinos, parientes
" amigos.
Que sea perdurable el sueiio de
amor que ha undo en- la vida los
Jovenes esposos, para los que son nues
,tros mas cordailes parabienes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-31

cuaronta : cuatro Llil tre5cient03 no.
venta y Seis pesos con Sc. erta @enta-
vos para coStosisimas obligacionc3 CO.
mo pag6 del cjercit0, sostenimiento de
hospitales asilos, carreteras, CO.
rrcos, pensiones y retiros, conseva-
ci6n de edifcios publicos etc. demos
trandose que el estado del tesoro ma
cional cubano es ca0tico y la situa-
ci0n Sc csta agravando diariamentc
por las numerosisimas cesantias, de-
cratadas entire los empleados de al
gunos ramos de la administration, in
cluso policia, los cuales estan sin CO.
brar desde hace varios meses.
GINEBRA, octubre 31.-Los eX en-
peradores de Austria Carlos y Zita
per1nanecen a bordo del monitor in
giles en- el rio Danubio. Como ningun
gobierno les ofrece hospitalidad Sc
piensa solicitar permiso de Portugal
para enyiarlos a las islas Madeira.
La version que habia circulado con
cierta insistencia de que Sc estaban
hacienda gestiones para que ell en-
perador Carlos Y su familia fuesen
vivir a Espana, ha sido negada.