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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14

the law Let the state and
the banks make good. 10 is not time
for officials to show yellow streak
simply to save any crooked man or
set OF men. ! saw to you as Colum-
bus said TO his mate when his sailors
were on the verge OF mutiny; san
on. sail on. sail on aud on
John B. Meserve. Tulsa, Okla;
Keep your hand to the plow. You
are doing good work. incidentally
the republican party Is still in the
woods 80 far as n candidate for gov
ornor is concerned
Charles w. Grimes, Tulsa: "Hur-
rah for Hepburn! | am glad that
Okmulgee county has county at
torney who has the courage OF hiS
convictions and who has the oppor-
tunity 20 expose aome OF the political
corruption that has been going on
In our state government. I believe
that your investigation will reveal
many things that the good people OF
this state should know. Let tho
chips fall whore they may and the
people who believe in good clean
government will stand In support or
whatever you do"
John l.. Sponsler. Broken Arrow;
Having met you at the state head
quarters In 1920 | claim the right to
call you Jim as I think VIII soon
be the claim OF all Oklahomans.
"Is Is a darn good thing that
something happens once in while
20 give real man n chance to show
TO the people the difference between
real, red -blooded honest official
aud a contemplate who too often
gets into office. both high and low
by keeping his true character hidden
from the people. Such an 0ppor-
tunlty has been given to you and l
may say with thousands OF others.
God speed you on your way. and let
not the powers of darkness or the
i,nps OF the state capital swerve you
fraction OF an inch from true.
straight ahead course. Show the
people of the state that IL Is not
good old-fashioned fiction to assert
that there IN yet a God In Israel,
that there are yet honest lawyers,
honest Judges, honest men to st as
Jurors and that the majority of the
people everywhere still believe In
common honesty and decency.
ut Is unfortunate that you. or one
like you, could not have been at the
head OF that legislative investigating
committee n year agO--there would
have been A different tale to tell"
Porter II. Morgan, Oklahoma city:
stay with them and we Will have n
new candidate on the republican
ticket for the state of oklahoma"
Guthrie, Oklas-Dear Jim: go 10
Il. I'm for you. AS a member OF
the investigating committee OF the
last legislature we had cause to do
some investigating in regard to n
defunct bank in Okmulgee and what
we found would have resulted In the
impeachment of the governor and
tho prosecution of some other state
officials but you know the result"
Jim Harris, Wagner: Just to let
you know that / know you are not
afraid and can't be bought 10 DO less
than your full duty to the citizenship
of this state and nation. More pow
er TO you!"
w. II. Donahue, First National
bank, BegEs: you are right. Stay
with them. We cleaned the republic
an party in Oklahoma county, now
let's give the democrats a little of
our own medicine. Begin with the
iudge"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
GRAND JURY WILL
PROBE LYNCHING
Activities of Masked Men
in Texas City Causes
Court to Act

TEXARKANA, ToXas. FEB. Ia
Tho Bowie county grand jury today
bet February 20 as tho date Tor an
Investigation into tho lynching OF
y. Norman. negro shot To- death by
four men saturday night The lynch
ing came as % climax TO four days Of
activities by hooded men during
which five white men were flugEcd.
ono whito man seized and warmed
and one negro notified in n nuio
signed "K. Is X" 20 leave the city
as "big cleanup was IN progress.
Norman. who was heing escorted
from Ashdown, Ark. whore no was
arrested on minor charges. was be-
licved by police to have been mis-
taken Tor a negro wanted for the
murder ~ an aged grocer.
John Atkinson and Buster Lang
ford were seized IN an automobile
containing some liquor ilogged and
turned over 20 police.
J. -. Hooker was seized on tho
street and received his second flog-
Eing iu six weeks The mob charged
him with brutality to his sick wife.
Charley BAKER was scigod on tho
street and warned 10 behave him
self and samuel Kelly was seized
and flogRcd and charged with In
timancy with anothers wife.
Leo Henderson was taken from his
homo and logged. lie was charged
with wife beating.
John Morton, negro, reported 20
police he found a note signed "i<.
X. X tnCkod on hts gntcpost
warning him 10 leave the city.
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dlenanl have no apologies to

dignanL l have no apologies "a
make.
Crowd Was Enragcd.
Judge Christopher gave his de-
risiOn. the crowd became cnraged,
knowing that Justice WAS being de-
featod. Hepburn jumped onto q
bench and shouted that ~ ono Judge
ls crooked, Justice Is not dead"
within five minutes petition was
being circulated for a new grand
Jury In District Judge Marx l.. Bo-
1arth's court. While tho excitement
was at It's height. some ono yelled
Get "A rope and hang him" Then
Judge Christopher ran from the
bench into his private chambers.
Hepburn informed tho legal com
ml'tce this afternoon that three
Womhers or the Grand jury were
from Hgnryetta. three from the
Bcggs community, five from the city
OF Okmulgee and one from Morris
There II one thing I want n
make cloar," Hepburn told the COM
mittee. n read In the Tulsa world
sunday morning that Judge Chris
tophcr said no thought before he
went to Oklahoma city that this
grand 1sry was improperly ompnn-
oled aud that he had talked me stu
alton over thoroughly with me.
want to say right hore on my oath
that ! never had such n conversation
with Judge Christopher Whom
talked with him about tho grand
Jury last Saturday, ho said Il was his
baby and that IL was properly drawn.
My own opinion is positively that
tho grand jury was lawful and le-
gal"
Explaining how alleged leaks
might have occurred IN connection
with the grand jury, Hepburn stated
mat local newspaper men were con-
Hthntly near tho entrance TO the
grand jury room and that they
doubtless wero able to determine
with comparative accuracy who had
been indicted by observing those who
entered the room ns witnesses. The
lnvostigatlon committee from the bar
association was composed of w, l..
Trawick, chairman; Wade II. James,
w. a. Barnett. w. l.. Foster and ".
u, Trawick, The committee met to-
night only long enough to decide
that because OF Judge Christopher'a
resignation It's work was finished. a
report viii be made to the bar as
sociation to tho effect that the in
Nostlgatlon viii not be continued un-
lcss the association wants to pass
resolutions dlsbarring Christopher
from praCticing law here.
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DIRECTED RESIGNATION
TO CITIZEN COMMITTEE:
CONTINUE FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUE FROM PAGE ONE.
First ward OF Henryetta. whore
they were counted.
Judge Christopher fixed their
bonds at $500 each.
Two weeks ago attorneys for the
indicted election officials filed n
motion to quash the indictments
setting out 10 grounds OF alleged ir-
regularity In tho procedure, among
them being that the grand jury was
not properly empancled. Testimony
was taken before judge Chrktopher
Friday. January 13, the attorneys
arguments were heard the following
day. Judge Christopher announced
at that time he did not care TO hear
arguments on the legal phase OF the
question. because he said he was
satisfied that he had properly en-
paneled the grand. jury. He re-
served ruling on the entire motion
until the following Friday.
The grand jury had adjourned
the previous day until the followiur
Thursday at the request OF the tudgC
10 enable him to attend mectine
OF the oklahoma Historical society
ne oklahoma City, of which he was
n director.
Tho first word from Judge Chris.
topher today came TO Hugh Connor
hNHhAN tbuil tAtlk hN lltUlgtANa. bi'
sfructing him TO excuse tho Jurors
which had been ordered to report
for the opening OF civil term OF
the superior court there today. un-
I'll next Monday and have the baillfi
open and adjourn court until Tues
Gay. This was the first indication
that he would not he at Henryetta
to take up the cases pending on his
docket for today.
Attorneys for the balliff can keer
the term open for three successive
days by opening and adjourning n
cvery morning, and after that, II the
Judge is not there, the term "dier
unless Judge Christopher or his sue
cessor Us at Henryctta by Wednes-
day, that branch of the superior
court cannot function until the next
term opens in June. attorneys said
The OHmulgee branch whore the
discharge OF the grand jury occurred
last Thursday, Is adjourned TO con.
Vene today and unless Judge Chris.
topher is here today. attorneys say
this term VIII close A new term
opens here March 8.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. IA
Mrs. n. II. Christopher. wifo OF Su.
perior Court Judge Christopher. To.
night over the long distance tele
phone at Coyle, Okla. verified ac
counts from Okmulgee thar th,
Judge had mailed his resignatio,
from the superior court bench To i,
]. Dick, chairman OF the citizens
committee. conforming him for iAa
missing the superior court coun,,
grand Jury investigation affairs O
the defunct BANK OF Commerce o
Okmulgee.
Mrs. christopher spoke but brleflS
saving she was M.
She said her husband had Iei
Coyle this afternoon by train 10
Okmuleee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Tells How 10 Darken Gray Hair
With Homc-Madc Mixture.

Joicey Williams. the well-known
American actress, recently made the
following statement about gray hair
and how TO darken 1t. with a home
made mixture:
anyone can prepare simple
mixture at home that viii gradually
darken gray, streaked or faded hair,
and make II soft and glossy. To a
half-pint OF water add 1 ounce OF
bay rum, small box OF Barbo Com
pound, and Il ounce of glycerine.
These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store at very little cost.
Apply to the hair twice a week until
the desired shade Is obtained, This
will mako n gray-haired person look
twenty years younger. IL does not
color the scalp. Is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub off."--Ad-
Nartisament
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14

political game bringing pressure 10
bear 10 weaken the prosecution Of
tho election crooks and tho sus-
peciod manipulators OF certain bank
affairs.
II want TO assure you that we
hnvo the utmost confidence In your
ability and disposition TO do your
full duty In connection with the
grand jury investigation, and II
there Is need OF moral or financial
support call on your friends here and
we will rally TO your side.
Your Kind OF people are watch
ing with keen Interest the work that
Ia being accomplished for cleaner
sclf government. and II Il IS true
that outside political influence can
be mustered from the state capital
10 thwart tho will OF the people amt
frustrate the law, Il is time for MS
to find II out. We have taken
pride in your accomplishments, and
wart YOU to feel that w0 are still
with YOU I'm your ondeavors."
J. Il. McEldowney. editor Of ReU
Estate News. Chicago: "Hearty
congratulations on your courageous
action OF Yesterday. The people of
your county appear TO realize that
IL American rights and liberties are
to be maintained and preserved, and
N crime Is to be punished, II must
bo by the intelligent vigilance OF the
citizens.
your example may prove n
stimulus for right among other Of
ficials all over the country. as II is
hoped by all Americans. When you
are through cleaning up down there
come to Chicago. We need states 3
attorney of your mettle here. Our
ally have become corrupt beyond
belief OF the people, and IL Is In
toierablc that such corruption con-
tinues."
Amos A, Ewing. Guthrie: Dear
jim: Am Keeping up with you In
your fight for honesty and decency
In action of public officials. Our
state needs men of courage for it's
officials. Wish you were attorney
general Good luck to you"
John Lumbard Tire Il supply Co..
Muskogee; This is to thank you
for the stand you have taken In the
matter OF the failure OF the Bank of
Commerce In Okmulgee, and we GER
tainly admire your courage. At the
time OF this failure we had on de-
posit with this bank st,779.45, and
we also had loan there OF S2,50o,
which Is now IN the hands OF the
First National bank Of Oklahoma
city and on which they are suing hs.
1--WE understand the Oklahoma
city bank secured almost double the
securities OF the loan they extended.
and In case another grand jury Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
CARDINALS LEAVE FOR HOME

Conclave Ended With Crowning of
Pope; Exodus Of Church Prclates.
BY tho Associated Press.
ROME, Feb. 13.---The conclave
ended. tho cardinals already are
leaving Rome. Hardly had the
coronation concluded when many of
them prepal I'd to hasten home. Es-
peclally those from Austria, Ger
many, Poland and Czecho- -Slovakia.
where the deprecated exchange had
played havoc with their pocket
books. All the French cardinals de-
parted today, while the Italians were
dispensing TO their various dioceses.
The American cardinals nre expected
TO stay In Italy FOR two or three
weeks. Cardinal DOugherty Is going
to Naples for short stay. but will
return TO Rome ana then leave for
France as soon as steamship accom-
modatlons can be arranged. The
spanish cardinals will depart this
week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
REORGANIZATION WILL
NOT CHANGE STATUS

,oNTINUn FROM FACE ONE
them to recover their money. Sew
erai plans have been formulated to
rosuscltate the bank. but each plan
has In turn proved unproductivc OF
relief.
George simona. stockholdor and
director IN the bank has been re-
sponsible for two mass meetings Of
depostors. Mt which time he pre-
sented plans. But there was 10 many
"ifs'' and lands" connected with
them that there was nothing accom-
plished. SimonE suggested that he
furnish part OF the money needed
and that other sums be obtained from
other wealthy men In this section.
However, this money has never been
raised.
Failure Worked Havoc.
A majority of tho bank's deposit
tors were men md women OF mod l.
crate means. Many OF them lost all
their savings. Had tho crash come
when times we're prosperous and
when positions were plentiful, Il
would not have worked the injury
and havoc II did, or Rt least tho ro-
sources would not have been so de-
plorable.
Here is case that IA typical. a
man. the head of large family. had
about $4,000. and was preparing q
build n home. ON the morning o
the crash he went TO work with onl,
n few cents In his pocket. intending
tn cash n small check as he passed
the Bank OF Commerce. When h,
reached the bank corner. he discov.
ered a crowd of disappointed human.
ity and read sign on the bank win.
dow that informed him his savings
were lost. There wero hundreds OF
cases !lko this. 50 II was not sur.
prising that tho deposltors and 9TH
or citizens are anxious that those re-
sponsible for wrecklng the bank
should be brought to Justice as quick
ly as possible. and that they resent
any Interference with 'Justlce from
the statehouse at Oklahoma City.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
Rattle of Furniture by
Local Firm Declared
Not TO BE Real Lottery

Special 10 Tho World
PONCA CITY. Fob. 13.--Glving
away ~ Kitchen cabinet, or 1ny
other article OF merchandise. by
means Of numbers being issued
free with purchases docs not con-
Hituto running a lottery. This ~
the decision OF u jury IN the Grant
county court yesterday In the case
against !. &C. Fusa. u prominent
merchant at Modford for num-
Bier OF years.
During the recent holidays Fuss
WAS giving away "a cabinet In uch
n manner. lle was arrested,
charged with running n lottery
and the state also attempted TO
confiscato the cablnof.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
SOVIET UNION IS PRoPoSEe
Organizers Spring New Plan to Com.
pei n. s. to Furnish Idle with .Ioh"


NEW YORK, Feb. 13.--Orpanj,s.
tlon of an American union NJ nm.
employed" TO be governed by m.
workmen's council system and ron.
resentation which prevails in sovls,
Russia was attempted at a meeting
OF 1000 jobless seamen at the sea.
mems church institute here today.
Leaders announced that the move.
ment would be carried to every city
In the country. in an effort 10 com.
pei government and capital to "pro.
vide work or supply the jobless win
compensation at union wage ratesa
To guard against any attempts Al
violence during a demonstration ad.
vertised to precede the meeting. sew.
cral hundred mounted police, patro.
men. reserves and detectives paraa
ed the Battery district.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
TRY FOR CUSTER CASE JUR,
Expect TO Take Testimony To-day In
Suit Against Osagc Sheriff.

PAWHUSkA, Feb. 13.-SelectIon
Of jury TO try Harvey NJ. Freas
suspended sheriff ef Usage county
In custer action began ip district
court here late today. 1t Is expected
that taking of testimony will begin
some time tomorrow.
Froas is TO be tried on six charges,
one OF which alleges that he entered
into conspiracy with Dan Ward to
permit the latter TO operate gam
bling house In Whlzbang and other
towns OF the county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
Ares, Former Football Star.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb. 13.--
Governor stephens office issued to-
day upon the governor OF Texas for
tho extradltion Of II. c. Miller. for
mer football star of southern Cali
fornla. who is wanted in Los Ange-
les on charge of embezzloment.
lie is under arrest In Fort Worth,
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
Injuries Fatal TO Schoo,boy.

Special to The World.
BLISS, Feb. 13.--Lester Regnier
aged 0, n schoolboy of Bliss, died
yesterday at a local hospital as the
result of injuries received severa,
days ago when run down by truck
on the streets of Bliss. with other
youngsters. Regnier was returning
homo from school. 1t is said that
he ran in the street and was struck
by the truck.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
FOrcibte Feeding Used
On COnUicted Murdere,

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. - usrv,.
Church, condemned TO be bsns.s
Friday for murder "will dio. hu, \,
will be the rope around his ns,S
and not the belt around his waIs
that will he tightenea" said WordS"
Westbrook, In announcing tina, ibs
prisoners hunger strike had bsso
broken by forc.ble feeding,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

by morning. and you will feel splen-
aid They work while you sleep.
Cascarets never stir you up or grlpe
like salts, pills. Calomel, or OH aud
they cost only ten cents a box. Chill
dren love Cascarets too, Advertise
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14

A machine has been invented 10
wash the outside of railroad cars
as they pass through IL,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
BRITISH TROOPS
SENT TO BORDER

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
resolving to carry forward the work
of getting the Irish republic to fune-
tioning.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. i3.--"Michael
Collins has no authority whatsoever
10 warn us or instruct us to do or
not to do anything" declared
Thomas w. Lyons, Washington rep
resentative. OF the American Assoc
citation for the Recognition of the
Irish Republic, when he read an In
ternational News Service dispatch
this afternoon containing Collins
Don't Torpedo U.s. message.
Agitation for tho recognition OF
the Irish republic by the United
states will continue until a plebiscite
has determined either the people de-
sire a free state or a republic. Lyons
declared.
The Collins cable had not been re-
ceived 1T Irish headquarters here at
a late hour today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14

Thomas w. Lyons Ia secretary of
the American Association for Recog-
milton OF the Irish Republic. His
headquarters are at Washington.
The resolutions adopted in the
New York meeting were cabled to
Eamonn de Valera. who resigned as
president Of the Irish republic" In
reply De Valera cabled back accept
ing all the aid he could get" It was
stated at the New York branch OF
the organization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-14
THINK MANIAC CAUSED FIRES
New York City Offers Reward for
Man Believed Rcsponsiblc for Loss.

CHENECrADY. N. ". Feb. Ia
A reward OF $500 was offered today
by Commissioner of Public Safety
Cole Tor the apprehension OF per-
son declared by detective and fire
officials To be maniac and believed
to be responsible for eight incendl-
AIRY fires here within the last 60
hours.
The total loss OF fires exceed
100000,
The chips are caught in one side
OF new pocket-size pencil sharp
cner.
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FLOOD Of LETTERS
COMMEND HEPBURN

CONTINUE FnOM PAGE ONE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-26


Cinco amos de su vida fue ell autor
del QUIJoTE. arcabucero de los Ter=
clos viejos. No pas6 de soldado, aun-
que herido, Y cautiyo. yaleroso siem-
pre-.
Hallandose en- Napo.es, adonde con
voyara al tegado pofltifcio desairado
por Ell Rey escurialense, seIto plaza
Cervanaes en- la compaflla que manda-
ba ell a.carrefio Diego de Urbina, a
quien en- ell INGENIoSo HIDALGo
diputa por FAMosO. Mandaba Ell ter
clio don Miguel de Moneada, hombre
de hielo y bronco. a despecho de su f.
gura desmedrada. que parecia escapa-
da de un cuadro del Greco. Resuelto
For la Liga Ell ataque al otomano, en-
barco Cervantes, rumbo Lepanto. en-
Ia MARQUESA. en- setiembre de 1871.
va Sc sabe que Ell generalisimo 10 era
el senior don Juan La galera de Cervan.
tes pertenecfa a la division de Doria;
pero, POGO antes de trabarse el CON-
bate, fue agregada la de Barbar1go .,
ell veneciano. Hall6se Ell barco, aquel
glorioso siete de oetubre, en- 10 mas i's-
clio de la NAVAL. Miguel, que adole
cia de fiebres, pele6 como bueno; dos
baiazos en- el pecho y otro destrozador
de su mano izquierda contrastaron 81
intrepidez. Il "a ssp a,saa
En- Messina Sc aposent6 luego medic
aio, hasta curarse, y. ALI lie 'visito, jun
to al lecho, ell bastardo del Cesar Car
los v. sahendo del hospital con reco-
brados brios, pidi6 Cervantes vOlver
al ejercicio de las armas. LIE destina-
ron, con aumento de tres escudos en-
aqueiia soldada que, por mezquina Q
cobrada a destiempo, forzaba gar
bear, la compafiia del bravisimo don
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-26

Manuel Ponce de Leon, en- Ell Tercio
''de los heroes, maestro de campo
,, don Lope de Figueroa.
Agosto de 1879 presidi6 la baldia
empresa de Modon Y Navarino. Mi
guel asistio la jornada. Moro aquel
Iinvierno en- la reidora Stella. Al otro
afio fu6 la expedition a la Goleta Y Til
nez. va era aquella plaza y su fuerte
de Espafia; de ella SO partieron con-
ira Tunez cuatro compafiias Veterans
del Tercio de Figueroa. en- una de elias
Cervantes. Y no hubo pugna. Ell baluar
te moro Sc rindi6 en- oteando sus de.
fensores aquel.os arcabuceros, cose-
letes y mosqueteros, cuyo denuedo pom
der6, con entusiasmo que nadfe iguala,
un frances: Brathome.
Las galeras, con los soldados. Sc rein
tegraron a Palermo. De ALI Cerde-
ma, por 81 ERA precise auxiliar a los de
Africa. Precise fu6; pero cuando pudo
enEiarse el socorro, y no por culpa
de don Juan de Austria, va eran perdi
dos para Espafia Tnnez la Goleta.
Sosiega Miguel en- Napoles ell otoffo
de 1874. Al afio siguiente, Ell Y Rodri
go, su hermano, resuelven regresar q
Espafia.
En- la galera SOL embarcan los Ger
vantes. FL sefor don Juan y Ell duqus
de Sessa han dado q Miguel cartas re-
comendatorias para Felipe II. La SOL,
,, a los seis dfas de zarpar de Napoles,
ell 26 de setiembre de 1875, no sin re-
sistencia de sus ocupantes, es apresada
en- el golfo de Leon por las galeotas
de Arnaute Mani. aquellas episto-
las, que eran una esperanza, sirven pa
ra difcultar y encarecer ell rescate de
Miguel, considerable personaie princi=
pal en- la galima que su desdicha lie
incorpora.