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New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
Extent Is Unknown

Salt Lake City. Utah, March s. Approximately l75 coal miners are reported entombcd as Il result of an explosion today in No. ? mine of the Utah Fuel Co.,, al Castle Gate, Utah. Another report says the mine is on fire.
 The extent of the explosion is not known. Three distinct explosions are reported. Officers Of the company and others left hero on a spcciPl train for the scene of the disaster. Fire equipment from the other camps of the Utah Fuel Co. Is being rushed 10 Castle Gate.
 In addition to the fire lighting ap- paratus oxygen tanks arc being rush ed to the min@ Expert miners also are en route 10 aid in the rescue work.
 Mine inspectors on February l3 de- clarcd the ventilation and the sprin- kling operation were in good shape.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
New Haven Trolleymen in
 Opposition to D. $. Time

Nov Haven, March s.-Local day and night troIlcymen Of the Connecti- cut Co. at meetings held respectively iast night and carly today voted to go on record as being unaIterably oppos- cd 10 daylight saving. The action was taken. t was explained. because inc men feel that it is q hardship to be obliged to arise at d. rn. under day light saving and in order to obtain sufficient rest retire when it is still daylight.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
ATTY. KATE IS NAMED
Hartford Lawyer is Elected as Ancil- Iary Receiver For the state of G. F. Redmond and Co. Brokerage.

Hartford, March \. Attorney Louis II. kata was appointed Friday ,eyening ancillary receiver for the state of Connecticut Of the brokerage and investment house of G. r.. Red mond and Co, Inc, which met legal difficulties in New York and Boston early in the week. Mir. katz took possession Of the Hartford branch this noon. Representing three credi- tors of the concern he went to New Haven Friday afternoon and at , o'clock appeared before Judge Ed- win $. Thomas Of the L. <. District court by whom the appointment was made. Mr. katz represented three Connecticut creditors.
 Judge Thomas placed the bond at s5,0o0 and Mir. katz has qualified.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
QUIGLEY OPENLY REBELS AT MEETING OF C. o. P. CHIEFS;
 WILL NOT SUPPORT HOLMES
RUTHERFORD IS OPPOSED TO HOLMES NOMINATION:
 WILL WORK TO BEAT HIM

Arthur N. Rutherford, for mer councilman and represent ativn and political manager for ex-Mayor Quigley during his first two successful political campaigns, declared today that he is opposed to the nomina- tion of F. M. Holmes for mayor.
 "I'll go down the line to de- feat him and eliminate him from the contest" he said. "l feel that he is the weakest can didate mentioned and believe that Mayor Paonessa would find it q very easy matter to defeat him on election day.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
l75 MEN TRAPPED IN MINE IN UTAH Explosion, Caused by Dust, Ap- parently Followed by Fire RESCUE CREWS AT WORK Not Known If There Are Any
 Survivors - Three Distinct
 Explosions Are Heard-Fire-
 men Rushed to Scene.
RESCUE CREWS AT WORK
By The AasncIated presa

By The Associated Press
 Castle Gate, Utah, March B. One hundred and seventy-fve men employed in the day shift of the Utah Fuel Co. mine, No. 2, were entonbed by an explo- sion today.
 The explosion is believed to have been caused by dust. Smoke and dust are pouring from the mouth of the mine here but it has not been deter mined whether the interior of the mine is afire.
 Details are lacking, according to Joseph Carnley chief clerk, and it is not known whether there were any survivors. Res cue teams now are endeavoring to enter the mine, according to company officials.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
Dies After Staying in
 Hospital Seven Months

Martin s. Roden. 47 years. Of 1s3 Main street. died last night at the Hartford hospital where he has been confined for the past seven months. He has been a resident Of New Brit ain for the past 25 years and leaves two sisters living in Hartford. The funeral arrangements have moi been ror1pIetcd.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
DAUGHERTY REFUSES TO GIVE OUT NAMES OF ACCUSED CONGRESSMEN;
 YOUNG WOOD CALLED TO TESTIFY
Candidates Son Summoned in Attorney Generals Hearing-Rep. Zihlman Defends His Name-King Calls Grim a "CrOOk"

Washington, March S.-The' depart ment of justice declined today to dis close the names of the two rcpresen- statires referred to in the Chicago grand jury report.
 Mir. Daugherty took the position he could not disclose the identity Of the two representatives as asked in the house resolution until the department had an opportunity to more carefully go into the charges against them.
 Would Hold Up Action.
 He offered to withhold further ac- ton by the department in the case to enable house committed to examine the evidence and develop the truth of the charges.
 Representative Longworth immedi- ately moved that the communication be referred 10 the Judiciary commit tee with recommendations to report imm mediately as 10 a course of proce- dure.
 Attorney Gen. Daugherty offered however. to transmit to the house in response to it's request evidence said to indicate improper use of influence for a consideration, developed In Chi cago.
 Zihlman Takes Floor.
 Before the house could act on the Iongworth motion, Representative zihlman, republican, Maryland, who has been mentioned in connection with the charges took the floor to de- fend his name.
 A few moments later the house adopted the Longworth motion but before 1t did so, Representative King, republican, Illinois, made a bitter at tack on Mir. Grim. declaring that he is a crook"
 Mir. King charged that Grim went to Chicago to dig up something to blacken the names of every member of congress.
 Mir. Zihlman said he had it on re- liable authority that John w. II. Grim who represented the department Of justice in the Chicago grand Jury pro- ceedings had disclosed 10 some per- sens his nanle and that of another house member in connection with the charges.
 Declaring he wanted action and full investigation Of charges which might concern him he declared he could demonstrate to the house and the country that ho had been guilty of no wrongdoing."
 T have no fear" asserted the Maryland member, who is chairman of the labor committee, but that will be able to clear my name"
 Langley Also Present.
 While MT. zihlman was speaking seated directly in front of him was Representative Langley. republican, of Kentucky. who yesterday told the house he had information that he was involved but that he was inno- cent of any possible charges.
 Young Wood Called.
 The special senate committee in- vestigating Attorney General Daugh- erty today issued subpoena for Leonard Wood. Jr., to question him regarding the story that a deal in- volving an appointment was pro- posed by oil interests at the repub- lican convention in Chicago.
 Other prospective witnesses before the Daugherty committee include several ohioans, politicians and other associates of Mir. Daugherty of Co., lumbus and other .sTeitic SHRDR lumbus and other cities. Their names are withheld.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
Cox Makes RspI,

Boston. March S.-GoSefnor Cox in a statement today making reioincr to the assertion Of Senator Walsh Of Massachusetts that the governor had shown extreme partisanship in asking the senator 10 repudiatc attacks upon the president by democratic senators said hc still hoped that Senator Walsh would ''denounce the tactics Of his democratic colleagues"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
Senator Greene Now Able
 To Leave Bed, Much Better

Washington. March 5.-Senator Greene Of Vermont, who was shot in the head several weeks ago during an encounter between q prohibition en- forcemcnt party and suspected boot leggcrs. was able today 10 leave his bed for the first time. The paralysis which developed in his left side. has steadily suBsided.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
ExoxER,1lss DEAD MAN

Bridgeport. March S--Coroncr Johr J. Phelan today filed a report on the death of Miss Rose Goodruff. who was struck by the truck of David O. Gold stein. a special officer. a week ago and as previously indicated by him Goldstein was exoncrated from ali blame. On Thursday Goidstein who had worried over the accident and death. took his own life.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
HOLMES WITHDRAWS ALLING ENTERS RACE Official Announcement Made at 3
 O'Clock This Afternoon QUIGLEY SUPPORTS JUDGE Manufact,ircr sends Message From New York saying He Will Not Run -Confcrcncc Held Today in filings Ofiice.

F. NJ. Holmes. candidate for the mayoralty nomination. stated late this afternoon that h" would not run for mayor leaving the field open for the candidacy of Judge R. W. Aliing who formally announced his can- didacy at press time. George A.. Quigley notified the papers that he would support Mir. Alling.
 A conference was held in Judge filings office this morning at which Stato Central Committeeman George
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
GREAT CHESS EXHIBITION

New York, March s.-Jose Capa- blanca. Cuban holder Of the worlds professional chess title won 25, lost and drew { matches in a simultan- eous exhibition with s opponents that ended early today at the Brook lyn chess club Norman $. Perkins, former Cornell champion. was one of those who defeated the champion.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
TO ENDORSE cooIIpcE.

St. Faui. March S.--with endorse ment Of Calvin Coolidge certainty. Minnesota republicans met in state convention here today to elect 1s presidential electors and seven dele gates al large to the party's national convention.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08

By The Assoriated Press.
 St. Louis, March S.-Ed IA Glenn, state manager for United States Sena- tor James A. Reed, today stated re- ports from yesterdays township and ward meetings showed the senator was defeated in virtually all parts of the state except Kansas City and st. Louis. As far as I'm concerned" he said, "Im willing to throw up the sponge"
 Senator Reed declined 10 comment on the result of the meetings.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
NEAR DEATH; SUES FOR s2o.ooO

New Haven. March S.-GeOrge Ma cri. who is at the point Of death in the Meriden hospital. from wounds. today. in superior court entered suit against Rocco Pappalo. who is accus- cd Of stabbing him. Damages Of s20.- 600 are asked.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
CAUGHT ArTER LONG CHASE.

New orleans. March S.-Ignscio Moran. former Mexican consul gen. eral at Berlin. was arrested here last night after an international search.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
THE WEATHER

Hartford. March s.-FOrerast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight and sunday. be- coming unsettled by sunday night, continued cold.
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No TaIk On On lnnnlr,
Bcnnctt Rtncws Statements.

He had seen him a number Of times Bennett continued. but added that ''i; is not strange be has forgot ten the converss tions.s When Sena- tor Dill. democrat. Washington sur- gested it would be weIf" to relate fhs conversations. Bennett said.
 There arc some paris of the con- yersation I'd rather moi discuss. I cont want 10 spread any scandal. I won't do fl unless ] am compelled"
 tConinued on Page Is)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
A UN coRREsPoNsAL:

No puedo menos que seguir la in
dIcac1on que me han hecho ciertos
amigos para contestar a un correspon-
sal incognito que escribe en- un diario
en- ell tai articulo ha vertido cier-
tos conceptos que deseo aclarar, no
por darle importancia al tai escribi-
dor, sino por darle Ell realce que me-
rece la fiesta que los maestros de
Quebradillas celebraron durante la pa
sada Semana Escolar. Y es la opinion
de muchos que han hablado conmigo,
que ell Corresponsal inc6gnito esta
respirando por una herida, al no ser
lnv1tado tomar parte activa durante
la semana escolar, porque ell tai Sc
nor debe tener infulas de orador, cnan
do Sc las eche de critico; no, senior
corresponsal, no admito su crftica. si
I'd. fuera critico seria otra cosa: lie
recomiendo lea en- ell "Diccionario En-
ciclopedico Hspano Americana. 81
no 10 tiene yo puedo prestarle ell to-
mo correspondence, ell articuIo donde
habla sobre "Critica'', Tomo vi, pa
gina 1864, parrafo segundo: ''Las con-
diciones inherentes toda critica, sin
las cuales no Sc concibe su eiercicio.
son ciencia gusto. - I'd, segin Sc
We en- su articulo carece de ambas,
y no es quien para criticar a los ora
dores de esa semana; para mi digo que
me place me basta con 10 que me
dljera Ell senior Lcdo. Felix Santoni,
la noche de la velada en-. ell Teatro:
Ell es una persona preparada para la
critica, 81 I'd. 10 oy6, segln dice, juz-
que y compare entire 10 que el dijo.
10 que me dijo I'd. Els lastima que
gentes que tienen cosas mas serias
de que estarse ocupando gasten su
tempo sacandole punta tonterias.
y malquistandose con las gentes de
valer de un pueblo. A mi que I'd
tanto me censura, lie contesto con ell
proverbio arabe: "Nadie tira piedras
a arbol que no da fruto; s'y- con el
proverbio castellano de que clos "a.
yos no caen en- los batatales',: TODD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
DEsDE QUEBRADILLAs
LA LUZ

Nuestra ''petit cite'' marcha a pa
SOS gigantescos. La pianta electrical
ha venido llenar ell vacio de la Sc
mioscuridad; va Sc puede decir que
en- Quebradillas hay luz; buena luz;
la plaza Munoz Rivera tiene ahora un
aspecto encantador alegre; las resi-
dencias del frente de la plaza con sus
magnificas iluminaciones toman aire
pa!aciego, y es una verdadera bendi-
cion para este pueblo que va la ben
dicion de la luz le haya caido gracias
la actividad desplegada por nuestro
popular alcaide sr. Manuel Lamela
Ahora 10 que falta para conmpletar
este gran paso hacia ell progreso es
una buena fiesta de Inauguration.
Ell sr. Alcalde tiene la palabra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
BAYAMoN ADENTRo
VICTIMA DE SU CARAC-
TER IMPULSIvO: /

Hace algunos dias nuestro pueblo
de Bayam6n fue testigo de uno de esos
hechos que stibitamente hacen de una
persona hasta entonces intachable, un
desheredado de la fortuna, un huerfa-
no de La consideration social, un des-
graciado. Me refiero al lltimo hecho
de sangre ocurrido aquf, en- que JESUS
Moreno Serrano es.a envuelto.
Este muchacho, hasta entonces un
excelente joven, cuya reputation esta-
ba tan limpia como Ell alma de un re-
ci6nnacido, Sc manch6 en- un brusco
desequilibrio mental que abotargo sus
buenos instintos su inofensividad de
tantos amos, y ell hecho irreparable
ocurri6 con todos los visos de tragedia
y de crimen.
Pero, de acuerdo Sc halla toda nues
ira .ciudad de Bayamon y principal
mente Don Isaac Rodriguez, de quien
JESUS Moreno fue empleado durante
dies amos, es decir, desde Milo; don
Susano Colon, Don Adolfo Resto v
Don Manuel Rodriguez, en- cuyas casas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
TEATRo LIBERTY

Sigue nuestro LIBERTY conquistan
do triunfos; su popular manager ell
Sr. Roure siempre 10 mantiene bien
alto en- Ell cielo artistico de Puerto
Rico. En- estas noches hemos tenido
ell gusto de yer en- el a las celebres
artistas de fama conqustada, Mara
villa, Tirana Macareno. Fueron de
tai agrado para Ell publico que han
tenido que dar otra function; Quebra-
dillas, y particularmente ell p1blico
del Liberty sabe apreciar en- su valor
la gracia y Ell buen gusto de estos ear
tistas. Ademas nuestro Teatro ofre-
ce las mejores cintas con las mejores
estrellas de la constellation de Cine
landia. En- estas noches hemos visto
entire otras cintas, las siguientes: Ho-
micidio, Amores de un Principe, Almas
Errantes, y Ell Orgullo de Palomar
Con un Teatro y un empresario como
el nuestro Sc educa al pueblo Sc hace
arte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
CONEY ISLAND

Esta popular emprasa esta sentando
sus reales en- la Avenida de Los Co
cos; los muchachos de- las escuelas
acuden a ese sitio como abejas ham
brientas saborear las delicias que
todas estas novedades tienen para
ellos; va Sc levanta la torre de los
aeroplanos donde montaran miles de
parejas; Sc. We ell piso circular del
'whip' que tantos fanaticos ha con-
quistado en- toda la isla. Nuestras
muchachas y jovenes Sc preparan pa
ra acudir al Coney Island, que tendra
en- esos dias una apariencia carnava-
lesca, que dara a todos los que acu.
dan Ell ratio de placer diversion que
ALI busquen.
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Notas de la Isla

tralajo de dcpendiente intachable y
respetuoso, cue unanimemente Sc pres
tan ofrecer y por estas lineas ofce-
cen toda clase dc testimonies en- IA
vor de la diafana conducta ire
proc liable coadicioa de JESUS Moreno
sercano, con anterioridad al desgracia-
do hecho ocurrido.
Queda pues sentado que Jesus Mo
reno Se1rano, mrchacho casi, Sc pudo
dejar llevar de un momento de ira
pasionaI cometer un hecho lamenta
BILE, pero cue con anterioridad su vida
habia sido ejemplar sin macula.
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''DESEO QUE TODAS LAS MU-
JERES LEAN MI CARTA" di-
&C Ia Sonora GOdOy.
NTEREsANTES CONSOLES DE UNA MUJER QUE
SUFRlo POR MUcHoS AMOS.

Po considerable del mayor nteres copiainos continual
c6n el parrao mas ineresante As pasaban los meses
obtener mejora Sena fuertes dolores de ca
beza, mcha agrura ell esomago hervederas malestar
constante las reglas rreguares adelan
tadas otras arasadas. Mis- fuerzas decaian, ena
de dorma POGO n1uy ntranquila. Los Vinos
medicnas caentes sentaban NAL me prodIcian
renniento. Por fin recetaron las PILDORAS FERMA-
MALES del Dr. Costa esta noble medcina debo hoy mi
fecdad. Deseo que TODAS LAS MUJERES lean mi carta
que ST Sc sienten como yo senta compren 10 antes
possible las PILDORAS FERMANALES tonandoas de
do con la receta que Ileva cada cajita"
Con gusto reproducmos la carta anterior de la Sra.
Goooy, que este buen conseo, leno de la
voluntad seguido todas las mueres puertorque
has cuya saud este quebrantada.
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mi mismo. ESQ seria para discutirse
aparte; por ahora lie digo que tanto
respeto al publico y tanto me respe-
to mi misnio, Y tai concepto tengo
(Continta en- la pagina III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08

Sc 10 hubiera perdonado 81 no hubiera
I'd. lanzsdo la ofensa personal de
que yo no respet6 al auditorio que
habia en- el teatro la noche de la We
lada, y de que nj aim me respeto a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-07
PARTE MECANICA
En- Este Copft'tlo tan Impo,tdnte
eS Donde Sc han Hecho Mejores
inHOUdcj0Res +, ...

Los adelantos introducidos en-
Ia construction de vehiculos auto
movies, adelantos que compren-
den principalmente el motor v la
carroceria, son de particular in
teres 70 solo para los condue-
torres, sino tambien para los co.
merciantes vendedores, los duenoS
de talleres V mecanicos especia-
listas. En- todos los trabajos de
laroratorio, 10 misno que en- Lac
pruebas experimentales, predomi-
ma hoy la tcndeucia, pof parte de
lcs fabricantes e ingenieros, en-
construir veh,culQs AUTOMOBILE
mejor dispuestos, facil conser-
Nacion Y servicio prolongado.
Los ingenieros Y CONSTRUCTORS
estan dando hoy dfa mas atenci6n
que nunca a los detalles de la
conservation mecanica, 10 que es
de suma importancia para todos
los que Sc dedican la venta de
automobiles V camiones Y para
los que usan esta clase de vehicu-
los, pues han vlsto que ell factor
capital para establecer permanent
te mercado en- benefcio de una
marca, es el servicios que suminis-
ira en- la practica.
Y para aseglrar ell buen servi-
cio. es indispensable que ell We
hfculo sea susceptible de facil con-
Snrvaci0n mecanica, por mejor
decir, ser de facil compostura, de
manejo y de ahorrativa operacion.
I'm nuevo mecanismo reformado
en- ell sentido de quedar instalado
en- un punto de muy facil acceso,
simplifca el trabajo de conserva-
ci6n.
Por ejemplo, al modificar el
sistema abastecedor de gasolina
para mejorar el funcionamiento
del motor, Sc habra dado un gran
paso en- ell sentido de simplificar
el trabajo de conservation.
Lo mismo sucedera al usar en-
la construction del chassis nuevas
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ser de alsuna utilidad en- tempo
dc guerra; y en- muchas otras oca-
stones pudo frustar las maqmnacio
nes de estos espias.
Ell mayor Forbes-Ieith es pro
bablemente, Ell hombre mas indi-
cado llevar cabo una empresa
tan dificiI como esta, pues sola-
mente Sc paede apreciar en- 10 q lie
vale dicha prueba de duracion Y
res stenoia cuando Sc collsid eran
las diacultades en- detalle. Ha es-
tttdiado minuciosamente los paises
en- los cuales cree que encontrara
Jas mayores difcultades. En- Per-
sia estuvo durante veintiun meses
al mando de eiercito de un noble
feudal de aquel pals y administro
sus propiedades.
En- lineas generates. la ruta
seguir es desde Londres hasta Do
ver3 donde, por supuesto. tuvieron
cue cruzar Ell canal de la Mancha
resde Calais ell viaje Sc efectila a
travas de Francia llegando hasta
e. Norte de Italia, pasando luego a
Chechoe rlovaruia, Grecia. Turqufa
/ (donde cruzan hasta Asia). pro-
si9uiendo traves de Siria. Meso-
potamja y Persia. atravesaran par
te del Afshanistan, para llegar fl
n3lmente Quetta. en- La India.
iSefs mil millas en- un coche de tu-
ri@mo! N"nca Sc habia intentado
hasta ahora un viaje similar.
Acompaflan al mayor Forbes
Leith hombres cuyas vidas puedan
compararse con un hbro de aven-
turas.
Las anotaciones diarias del via.
je Sc hallan cargo de Mr.. Allan
Wroe, de Leeds, quien durante la
guerra estuvo en- ell servicio DE IL
Marina Mercante Real. Cuando era
todavia un muchacho hugs de ca
sa de sus padres porque, seg1n di-
10, guerra ir la guerra des
puSs de algunas aventuras. entr6
en- la marina. Consider2 Que este
viaje la India sera una de las
aventuras mas emocioAantes que
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haya experimentado du.:a'-'e su
vida.
Con ell obJeto da cons crvar IN
recserdo vivo del viaje, forna parte
de la expedition Mr.. Arthur Fis-
hsr, uno de los operadorcs de cilic.
nat6g1afo Gle Path6 Freres 1uien
lie =, II M SON de flmar TODD ell
trayecto deNde que los 1ajeros CO.
mengaron hasta que lleguens a sll
1e ano destino. Mr.. Fisher ha
trahejado como operador cinema
togr afico IN casi todosr los paises
del m"ndo. habiendo regreeado ha-
ce poco tempo de Mejico. donda
sec6 al"unas films> de la revolu-.
cioa. En- otra oportunidad yiai6
por la co7ta su&amerieana del oes-
t., sace ndo vistas cinemato graticas
d. las Andes y. cruzando la ccr-
dillera, lego hasta el AmaEona
Entrevistado por Tn represnntan
te del tiario Motor Tour Ell ma
yor Forbes -Leith Sc presto gusto.
so a enaefiar los pianos, cuidadcsa.
mente dibujados, la ralta a segliir,
los sitios donde deberan proveerse
de gasalina y.-quiza To- mas i'm
rortante--la provision de aqua.
He recorrido recientemcnte
cen mil nillas en- autom6Yil- de-
claro-entre ell Golfo Persico y el
mar Caspio he pasado por ,nuy
drros frances en- la Mesopotamia;
zero considero cue este viaie que
vamos a emprender la India es
la prueba mas dificil en- que haya
yo participate en- mi vida. El OBJ
jeto de esta empresa es muy serio,
pes So trata de fijar, 81 es possible,
una ruta por TERRA hasta la In
dia. Desde ell punto de vista CO.
mercial, constituye una empresa
im~ ortantisima. porqre espero de-
mostrar Ia practicabilidad de en-
War correspondence, paquetes,
etc, por la ruta que vamos a reco-
rrer.
'Tengo tres grandes enemigos
contra los cuales deber6 lucnar--
continue diciendo ell mayor Forbes
Ieith:-la falta de aqua, las mo-