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New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
oyERRULE N. Y. COURTS
Virginia Judge Gives Injunction Writ
 Against Others Mandamus.

Richmond, Va. Nov s,--An injunc- ton restraining the execution of 8 mandarus writ issued last week by the New York state supreme court on petition of preferred stockholders ot the Pierce Oil corp, was granted com mon stockholders of. the corporation by the chancery court here yesterday
 when officers of the concern were en- joined from calling a meeting of pre- ferred stockholders for December for the. purpose of electing a new board of directors
 Tn granting the injunction, the court held that issuance of the man damus writ by the New York court was an infringement upon it's juris. diction inasmuch as the preferred stockholders already had instituted proceedings here in which they asked that, the election of directors held on October, g. be declared null and void
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
6. G. CLUB ELECTS
Russell V. Tcrello Chosen President of Y. M. c. A. Offshoot---Boys Will
 Hear Talks by Leading Men.

The Good Government club held it's annual meeting last night at the Young Mems Christian Association and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Russell V. Torello; vice president Cornelius E. Ryan: secretary. Jack L. Higgins; treasurer. Herbert Litke; inside guard, Peter Rakowski; outside guard. Ralph Recano,
 Meetings will be held every Wednesday evening, followed by ad dresses by local men interested in advising and helping young men striving for physical. moral and men tai 9betterment.
 The Good Government. club wat organized IS years ago under the leadership of MT. Barnes. It has among Its former members many ot the prominent businessmen of the city. I
 The High School Club orchestra under the leadership of Dan" Nolan will hold it's first rehearsal at the TIM. c. A.. at 7:3o tonight
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
COMB SAGE TEA
 T0GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its
 Natural Color and Lustre At Once

Common garden sage brewed into heavy tea, with sulphur and alco- hol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready-to-use preparation i'm proved by the addition of other in gradients large bottle, at little cost, at drug stores known as "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Com pound" thus avoiding a lot of muss,
 While gray, faded hair is not sin ful, we all desire to retain our youth full appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's s Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it does 1t so natu- rally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at a time; by morn ing all gray hairs have disappeared, After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark. glossy, soft and luxuriant and you appear years younger
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
The True Family Laxative

sight they often eat too many sweets or rich foods. This brings on constipation 1, in many cases.
 Watch these symptomsi Con- stipation, sour s tom a'ch, cramps, eyes heavy and dull, bad breath, restlessness, and biliousness. These are com mon to both children and grown-ups and call for prompt use of a laxative.
 Mrs. F. E. Smith, 112 Hunt ington Ave, Boston, says: 1T have been taking Dr. :. .True's Elixir for constipation and find it to be more effective than anything I have ever used.'
 Use the True Family Laxa- tive, Dr. True's Elixir. 4Oc- 60c-S1.20.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
WOULD STOP FUEL CONTROL
Ohio Coal Companies Seek To Enjoin . State Administration

Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 9.--A sweeping injunction which, if granted. will tie up all, of the machinery of the state fuel administration and stop, tempor- arily at, least, all efforts to enforce coal price regulation in Ohio, is ask ed in a suit filed today in United States district court here.
 The Ohio Galleries company and the George M Jones company, two Toledo companies which control six teen mines in the southern Ohio field, seek the injunction,
 The bill of complaint attacks the constitutionality of the emergency act passed by the legislature late in the summer providing for the appoint ment of fuel administrator and stat regulation of the price of coal.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09

Whatever else you give your child to relieve a bad cold, sore throat or congestion, be sure to first open the little ones bowels with Cali fornia Fig Syrup" to get rid of the poisons and waste which are causing the cold and congestion. In a few hours you can see for yourself how thoroughly it works the constipation poison, sour bile and waste right out
 Even if you call your family physi-
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
Cable Is Cut

London, Nov. 9-London morning newspapers failed to receive their usual quotas of news from Constan- tinople today because of the cutting of the Eastern Telegraph company's cable on the Kemalist side of the Chanak zone by the Turks and their refusal to permit the company to re- pair it.
 So far as was known here this morning, no overt or hostile act has yet been taken at Constantinople eith- CT by the allies of the Kemalists but the situation is known to be extremely tense and the insistence of the na- tionalists upon their demands for al- lied evacuation have made it increas- ingly critical The speech yesterday by Marquis Curzon, British secretary for foreign affairs in which he re- garded the situation in the Near East as the most definite menace to the peace of the world' has of course done nothing to allay anxiety.
 Everywhere in Britain, general sat isfaction is expressed over the recent evidences that the allies are acting unanimously at Constantinople.
 Hope For The Best
 Upon this unity the British base their hope that everything. will ulti- mately come out all right in the Neal East. ~
 The Daily Express carries report that Earl Beatty. first sea lord of the admiralty, has, been summoned from tba cont3pant heeeuses of the serious ness of. the crisis in the Near East. This report, however, has not been confirmed x
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
DEFEATED IN SENATE PRIMARY,
 LEE TITLE COMMITS, SUICIDE

Yakima. Wash, Nov, 9,-Lee Tit tie, who was recently defeated for the republican nomination for United States senate by. Senator Poindexter, ended his life in his hotel room yes terday afternoon by taking poison, according to- Coroner w.. M. Brown.
 Title, who was. former county treasurer, had been Respondent since his failure to win the nomination.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09

clan he will praise you for having given California Fig Syrup" as the laxative because 1t never falls, never cramps or overacts, and even sick children love its pleasant taste.
 Ask your druggist for genuine "California Fig syrup which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say California" or you may get an imitation fig syrup.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
SLAYER" WAS THE SLAIN
Man Thought Murderer Is Man Who .a Was Murdered ',s V,

Davenport. Ia, Nov s.-After a three-day search by the police for Harry Carey. said to have murdered Macho Rocha, the discovery was made that the dead man is Carey himself and the real slayer now thought to be Rocha, has had three days in which to escape. WIFE tE,.{i
 Sunday the body of man was found in Rocha's shack and was ac- cepted as Rocha's Carey had been seen visiting the place and suspicion turned upon him. The identification of Carey was made by his wife. <,
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
RETURNS ARE DELAYED
Election Squabble. Resulting in Police Stepping in, Halt Final Decision in New York.

New York, Nov. 9.--A voter with a flare for the artistic who adopted for his mark a. wavering combination of cross and circle, started an argu- ment which landed the 17th election board of the. sixth assembly district in
 jail and leaves its returns still in the missing columns.
 While the count proceeds under DO. lice supervision, the two leading can. didates for the assembly from the sixth, Solomon ulman, republican
 and Morris Weinfeld, democrat, are refraining from congratulations.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
TURKISH SITUATION
 DOES NOT IMPROVE
Allied Protests Isnored--B
 Cable Is Cut

Paris. Nov, s,--The troubled state of affairs in Constantinople may not be getting any worse. but there cer- tainly seems to be no improvement In good feeling between the Kemai. ists and tho allied commissioners.
 Two British soldiers were assassin- sted laet night at Kassimpasha, &C., cording to the Constantinople corre- spondent of Petit Parisien.
 Col. Charpy commander of the French troops in the Constantinople area, told the correspondent he con- sidered the situation one of the grav- est nature. The allied generals and commissioners have informed Rafet Pasha. the governor of Constantin- ople, and Hamid Bey, Turkish envoy there, of the deep dissatisfaction of tho allies over the attitude the Kem- alists have taken since they formally took over the civil government
 Despite allied protests. however, Rafet has maintained all of the meas ures recently taken by the national ists. except the higher customs duties which he imposed on foodstuffs,
 Kemalists More Severe.
 The attitude of the Kemalists be- comes stiffer every day and the ex- tremists seem to be in power at An. gora. An indication of this was the reiteration yesterday of the demand that the allies evacuate both their military and, naval forces from Con. stantinople and surrounding districts
 Ismet Pasha, foreign minister in the Turkish nationalist government, is here waiting to receive ardelega- a ton on the British application for a postponement of the peace conference at Lausanne before proceeding to that nif
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09

Mothers with their home wpr- ries are often irregular at meals-have no appetite-are tired and are troubled with distressed stomachs-need a prompt, pure herb laxative, and such is Dr. True's Elixir, the True Family Laxative. The Working man is, apt to neglect his health; may eat too hurriedly and at irregular hours. Often this puts the bowels out of order-the fail to function properly sing fretfulness, taking away the appetite, slowing down the ac- tive mind. To relieve these conditions. have a bottle of Dr. True's Elixir handy.
 Use it as others have done during the past 70 years. When the children are out of
New Britain herald., 1922-11-09

Just ask the man who knows He will tell you about Herald classified ads.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15
tOrty-Nlne Years Ago

Folks boiled coffee and settled II
with an egg.
Ladies rode on side saddles
Little Johnnie wore brass toed
boots aud Daddy wore brogsns'
Leeches operated more frequently
than the surgeons knife.
When the preacher said a truth
the people said Amen.
Left over noon vlctuals were
finished at supper time,
Nelghbors asked about your
family and meant 1t.
Merry 60 Rounds we're calleu
Flying Jennles.
Folks used tooth picks and were
still polite.
A tin cup of red liquor was sold
for FIVE cents.
Lsdles dresses reached from her
neck to the heel.
Hogs we're stopped on buttermllk
1t took 20 minutes to shine shoes
with Mssons blacklDg.
People served Pot Liquor instead
of canned soup.
Only crooks on record were
Lightning Rod agents.
Indigestion was called plan
bellyacbe.
Qulnine was taken IN coffee, mo
lasses or tissue paper.
The Kaiser was wearing knlcsers
Vermillion was used as heirIf
pant instead of face pant.
Babies were rocked IN cradles
without adding their brains
Doctors worked their palienll
instead of patients working them.
Men played humble Peg INSTEAD
of Poker.
The neighbors all got fresh mea
at hog killing time
Cotton seed was considered GOO
fertilizer.
And men made the same wife d.
a life time -Ex.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15

Come to the Baptist cburch next
S Slnday morning and ityou do not
hear s0melhIng new about Christ
mas, you wall be gwen a present.
Gus Roach, who has been IN Ne
braska for the past two years, Is
here for a vlsIt with homeio Ks In
| Randolph county.
W.R Allen IS Sons, supply,
are putting 90 h'e Pc inventory
ISale See I'D ia thIs issGe Of The
Star Herald
/ Sheriff 4. IL. Gullett and ALtor
ney W. A. Jackson were IN Little
| Rock fist Of the week on important
basne,s.
Buy your Xmas presents from the
ladies of the Christian church on
Dec. IS, first door north of Burke'S
Pharmacy.
Il Dalton aud John Thompson
sblhpad three carloads Of live stock
to 81. LOUIS the week MIR. Dalton
accompanied the shipment
stationery and fountain pens. Ev
erytblng to write on or With. Ex
oelleut for gifts. Johnston Drug
Co.
A baby glrl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. h, A. Northcut in Spring
field. Mo, last Sunday. Mr.. aud
Mrs NorthcutL are residents of this
place. .--Salem Banner.
Hems,iicbing done neatly, work
returned promptly, prices l0c per
yard for cotton goods, l5c per yard
for silk materials Miss WILMA
Adrian, Walnut Ridge, Ark. Is At
sull more depradations are being
committed along the route of the
NJ & N. A., Raiload. Late reports
are that water tanks have been
poisoned, air hose cut and spikes
pulled.
A goat ranch has been established
IN Independence county aud the
herd now consists of more tSan 100
milk goats, aud the owner ships The
milk daily to Newport, where it is
used in The manufacture OF ice
cream
ATTY. John n. Jones aud wife,
former citlz MS of this county, bu,
who have been living az Manila Ter
several years past, are visiting old
friends here MIR Jones III. e. that
It Is their Intention TO teturn and 10
cue N uhl. cjuu'y, probably at Ra-
vsnden Sprugs
Ii yuu want 10 buy or sell real -
t,'e, write ) G.. Dowen, waiu.
Rnge, Ars. Als, gent for lrou
Noun am r. K epd, 6-52t
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15
he Farms Like His Pap DID
By A. G. Brown


mere vas man who never plow
sa hls h5'd bit busted open a fur.
row and planted the seed and then
sat u the shade and be, him, ell a
"chaw er terbaccer" that the weeds s
would take the crop. (He always
won } That was the away his falh.
er had farmed. Aud pap on his
death bed had made hIm promise to
keep the ticks fat and plump. So
he let his cattle run wild and won.
dered why he could not sell them
for beef.
He went to the North for some
fast greyhounds to catch his hogs.
Pap's dogs were too slow.
He went to town on Saturday to
buy food for the family and the
stock. Pap had never raised feed
when he was alive. He worked the
kids from the time they were able
to drop corn until they were old
enough TO run away. That was the
way pap had raised him.
lie drank milk out of can be
cause pap had told him 1t was too
mnch work to drive the COWS up for
the old lady to milk. He made the
old lady cut the wood, cook the
grts, clean the house, feed the chick
ems, hoe corn, make the soap, grind
the cane, dig peanuts and grabble
the "raters " Then when she had
nothing else to do she made some
clothes, If she could lind piece OF
cloth big enough 10 stick needle
ID. For that was the way pap treat
ed his irst two wives
Morai-All the dead ones do not
wear a white pine kimono.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15
sysscQpuOs, s.5O AYtAU IN ADVANCE
Local and otherwise
Hot chocolate at JOhu'tOD's'

Hot chocolate at Jobnstons'
Don't do your Xmas shopping un
I'll you visit the Bazaar on Dec 10.
J. A. Aired OF Holmes was 10
town on business Monday.
Children, buy your toys from Joe
Peters. Big stock and low prices
l.. l.. Lewis, proprietor OF the
Kozy thettre here was over IRON
Walnut Ridge Wednesday.
Harry Splece Is able to be out
again after severe siege OF pneamo
MIA.
10 you know what Chris mas
really is? Hear about II at the bsp
1,st church. is II
r. e Alexander of Ditio was
looking after business in POcihcntss
Saturday.
Lemmons Studio has an electric
printer and eDlarger added to their
Photographic equipments Il g.
j. w. Segraves or near Richwoods
is moving thus week on tie Throg-
morton place near town.
Santa Claus has established head
quarters at Joe Peters. Toys and
christmas gnods of sll knis. 1924
FaYette Henderson OF near Attica
was transaoting business IN Poclhon
tss Nouday.
John X. Holt Of Warm SprInps
was m setIng friends aud looking af'
ter business 20 Pooahonlas russds,
Prosperity has returned Let,
have a bug Cbrlslmas Buy ,oui
gifts while our stock is complete
Johnston Drug Co
w ID Wsrd left Monnay for CD
ootah, Okla, IN answer Ia ame,slg,
annouuc,ng nc serious | ess ol hu
SISTER.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15

A number Of our readers a
changing address Claude Phl'hP hP
and family, formerly of Reyno' wnO .lo
have been residing at Whip. a'e W
now at Warm Springs. John p'"' :,
who has been getting his man q
EIevenpoInls has moved no4ry, !,
Pocshoutas and is getting bis mai,
here. W. r. Jscksons have mo''u
from Hamil to Manson, on Brlsto" :
farm.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15

The cIrrespOndence course in
book keeping. gwen by the Spring
6eld Business Coll'ge for only 1926,
is a winner Write J A. Tal loI
Tor particulars. 10 ltp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15
SiOtk Notice

Notice is hereby given that / have
taken up as estray and have impound
ed the following described stock:
One bay mare mule about years
old, about "A hands high A few
white spots
one blue mare mule about : years
old, about "a hands high.
Unless proven out ten days. from
this date che said stock will be offer
ed for sale 40 public auction 20 pay
empouudinE fees on Dec 20, 1922
Given under MY hand ibis ,2rh day
Of Dee. 1922. ]. q. saN..u.
ls-lt. pouu...-.er
A Hungry Bend Iuma th- Bar
DIV Herald says: "Tla umr. n
ms raguuaruo.1 U..# "a t.g..n
er aud declare porjrs.g ... gla
will be projected uann awr alms.
and that lUey wall rcrmnuo shonr
ing oi these birds on their places. II
Is hoped lh1L all larmr. Wul JON
IN this NOV, msut tor the prou ciior
of the qgai, one Of the bs. Hruudr
Of the tarm
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15
Sdntd

Dear Sa
wears old.
q doll, sol
apples, a \
~ and jus
am a good
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15

Dear S
boy d Yei
every dsI
pistol an,
rocky no
and nuts
sister, In
doll
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-15

Dear Sa
glrl 9 yea
doll, a be-
little stow
good thin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
La Prueba
Infalible.
ST quieren estar seguros
de fumar 10 mejor, compren
CIGARRILLOS
"CRIOLLOS''

Los que pretenden ser sus
rivales no han podido llegar
al punto de obtener la pure
"a y el exquisite y delicado
aroma que los caracteriza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
ElmercadoAmericano

Ideprimido. Precios de corderosl son
los mas altos desde 1920. Cobre cleo
trolitico, mercado torpe. Quiebras du-
rante enero, 2,705, con pasiyo de
$115,3O1, ,371. Ingresos de la United
States Steel Corporation en- el 1ltimo
trimestre de 1921, $19,612,033. Pro-
medic de mercado para catorce pro-
ductos de hierro y de acero, $32.92.
Indice Bradstreet para precios de ali
mentos durante la semana, $3.01, con-
ira $3.05 la semana pasada.
Los siguientes artfculos subieron de
precio: Harina, trigo de la primave-
ra, trigo sarraceno de invierno, maiz,
aceite de semilla de algodon, avena,
costillas de res, habichuelas, guisan-
ties, reses vacunas, cerdos, ovejas, cor
deros, aceite "oleo", algodon, lana
"Ohio half blood, aceite de li6aza,
estailo.
Los siguientes articulos bajaron de
precio: Cebada, mantequilla, queso,
azdcar mascabado, azucar $50, huevos,
leche condensada, leche evaporada, te-
las estampadas, "gray goods, heno,
hierro en- lingotes "Besserner", acero
viejo de Chicago, cobre electrolitico,
peltre.
Promedio de precio de diez bonos
ferroviarios de primera clase, $86.11;
de diez bonos ferroviarios de segun-
da, $81.59; de diez bonos de Utilidad
Publica, $S2.99; de diez bonos indus
triales, $92.36; promedio combinado
de estos cuarenta bonos, $85.76. Pro-
porcion de reservas en- el Banco de la
Reserva Federal contra prestamos y
depositos combinados, 1 de febrero,
1864 por ciento. Los Certificates del
Tesoro de los EE. UU. ofrecidos al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
Leyendo un PanAeto

mente a las sufragistas. De modo
que las nuestras la amardn por doble
motive.
"Se engolfa en- el fondo romances-
co de una novela.'
o prucba su amor a la literature
no interesan.lose prlncipalmente Ell
81 la herl ina Sc fu6 Sc qued0.
''Se eXtasfa Ell Ia contemplation de
un cuadro.'
iY 81 nos sale una ramplona Ito
graffa?
"Canta con la mcloGfa dc los rui-
seiiores III srave arpegiar de cual1uier
instrumental
iCuaI.a kabilidad. Aunque la
buena voz Sc debe a ciertas cucrdas
larfngeas.
Bien. lie todo hcmos deditcido que
nos gusta el arte. Esto no es pecu-
liar de nuestro grupo femenino: es
del humane sentimiento. Entire esa
afici6n v la obra del gobierno no hay
incOmpatibilidad. FL admirador de
Apollo no Sc olvida de que esta Ell ell
mundfo.
No digamOs de les que solo vjslum-
bran el arte. seg11n en- ell parrafo CO.
(Continua en- Ia 7a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11

En- ell vap5r "Sagua" de la Atlantic
Fruit Co.. regres6 de los Estados Uni
dos despu6s de 22 amos de ausoncia
ell digno caballera puartorriqueIc don
jose Costa Morales. acompanado de
su esnirifral esOnsa d01a Irene NJ.
de Costa.
Pepito, como lc llamamos carnosa-
mente eS ol primog6nito hiio del CO.
nocido comesciante de JuncoS don
jose Costa Palol, .isioso elomen-
to de la alta socielad dc dicho pueblo
donde goza de gran c@timaci6n res
peto.
Ell senior Costa, hiio. muy joyen TO-
davfa, Il pr'acinio> o. IA Invasion Sc
fu6 al Norte con 81 noble alma lena
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
Civil No. 1868.
CONVERSION POSESORIA.
-EDICT o.

POR CUANTO; ell abogado don
Eduardo Marin Marien, a nombre del
peticionario Pedro Salgado Gonzalez,
ha presentado mocion interesando la
conversion posesoria en- dominic de
la inscription de una finca de "a pro-
piedad del peticionario que Sc desert
be de esta manera:-
Rustica, sta en- ell barrio de Te-
tuan, de Utuado, de cabida de diez
y nueve cuerdas, iguales siete
hectareas, cuarenta y siete areas y
setenta y siete centiareas, terreno
quebrado, a cafe, platanos, pastos y
malezas, y una caso que enclava en-
ella. Lindes:-Oeste, tierras de
Jose Dolores Perez; Norte, ,el mis-
mo y Pablo Oliveras Y mas tierras
de Pablo Salgado; Sud, Jose Car
men Rivera; y al Este, con otro
predio de Pablo Salgado. Inscrita
~ al folio 181, tomo 27 de Utuado,
finca numero 1885, inscription la
POR CUANTO; ell Hon. Antonio E.
Suliveres, Juez de esta Corte NUM-
cipal, ha ordenado Sc publique la pre-
tension del peticionario en- un peri6-
dico de mayor circulation de la Isla,
por el t6rmino de ounce dias, de
acuerdo con 10 que determine la Ley.
POR LO TANTO; ell que suscribe,
en- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto por
ell Hon. Juez, publica el presente edic-
to fin de que los que Sc consideren
perjudicados puedan oponerse en- ell
plazo de ounce dias contados desde
la fecha de la publication de este
edicto,-que 10 sera una vez por Sc
mama
Utuado, Febrero de 1922.
Fed. M. Maestro,
Sec. Corte Municipal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
Revista de las condolences del
NegOciO.
EServicio Especial del Irving National
Bank, de New York

El NAL tempo ha estropeado las CO.
sechas de limones y naranjas en- Ca
f lifornia perjudicandolas en- un 80 poi
lciento Y un so por ciento, respectiva-
mente. Precio de gonna cruda, 1876
|centavos la libra. Az1car mascabado
de Cuba, 2 1I16 c. i. f. Los precios de
|trigo son los mas altos registrados
desde octubre. Mercado para telas
|estampadas y "grayp goods, quieto
Mercado al por mayor para ropas de
|vestir para senoras bueno. Mercado
para ropas de vestir para caballeros,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-11
Viajeros que negan

monfsima mia que han criado que
ocmpleta la dicha de csc hogar con
su infantil algeria
Me ha informado que los se1ores
Costa piCnsan fijar su residencia en-
Juncos, por 10 que fclicito aquella
sociedad que ha de haccr tan valiosa
adquisici6n.
solamente NE resta Gesearles todo
g6ncro &c tcilcidades dichos ami
a2s, celebrando que hayan determi-
nado quedarse entire nosotros.
j. Z. c..