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inside pockets reinforced handle with
; side straps ana center lock.
White KID Belt. Friday, 44c
Regular sc and SO values Entire
stock of white Kid belt Plain or per
t"r;t,ed finished with sweet water pearl
nIckIe. Sizes ~ to ~.
Palai> Ro,#I-Nain Floor.
2-Cla;p Clace KID Gloves, Sl.S5
Regular -. 81 80 and 81 values
ri1ue and .oversewn. Paris point and
F-aNy embroidery stit"hinGs. in black.
black ana white. white, tan and brown.
Alt sizes in lot. but rot in each color.
2-Clasp G Gace Kid and Suede
Gloves, Friday Only, 81
odds and ends of $3.50 and s. values.
Plain and embroidery StitChingS. in col
"'~ Of black and white. Mostly sma!
sizes.
Chamo;s Suede-Finished Fabric
Gloves, Friday Only, Csc Pair
Elbow length and short cuff novelty
styles. Turnback. embroidered and cir
cular cuff STYLES. In all wanted colors,
mode sand, new gray. etc.
Remnants of Fabric Gloves. SOC
Elbow lengths strapwriSt and two
clasp styles, in brown. gray and pongee.
Broken sizes. Regular 81 to sl.75
dlurS.
PaImiS ROyaI-Main Floor.
Silk Overblouses, S2.95 to S5
y wonderful lot of Silk Overblouses
in crepe de chine, printed crepes. tub
silk and tricoIctte. Tailored model
With tic. Others with lace and bead,d
trimmings. Round. Wee and Peter Pan
ne X lines Short or long sleeves
t"lors: Buff. gray. Harding blue. navy
and black. Sizes 30 to "A in the lot
Tune Elouses, Friday, $3.50
uatur OF novelty silk. contrasted with
banks of black silk. Two-in-one col
lars. Coiors: Buff. blue rust, Kelly
and black.
PaIais Royai-Third Floor.
50-Inch Tapestry, $l.89 Yard
Suitable for reupholstering furniture.
In various colorS.
Drapery Silks, Friday, 72c Yard
In plain and figured designs: also
sunfast drapery madras. All 50 inches
wide.
Velour Mats, Friday Only, Csc
Regular Sl.29 value. Suitable for
console tables, library tables and
pianos.
Fancy Silk Sofa Cushions, $2.79
In round or ubong shapes.
Quaker Panel Curtains, $l.79
With fringe bottoms All 2ia yards
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Women's Union Suits, 45c
Women's Glove Silk Vests, Sl.59

Low neck, tailored hand top vests
With rayon (fiber Sikh stripe Good
full cut bloomers to match. All regular
sizes.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Six Overblouses, S2.95 to S.

y wonderful lot Of Silk OverbIouses
in crepe de chine. printed crepes tub
silk and tricolctlc. Tailored model
With tic. Others with lace and bead, d
trimmings. Round. Wee and Peter Pan
mex lines. Short long sleeves
t"lors: Buff. gray. Harding blue. navy
and black. Sizes 30 to "a in the lot.
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FORTUNES
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eaAaAaA AAaAI,a. ss.EA.ss ~ ssA .ssyls.

/ now the arrogance was entirely on
/ the side of Holes
| Deeper grew the Dukes wonder.
do you know who l ann" he asked,
| after another pause.
| Il learnt it five minutes since
But l thought you said that you
did me service once"
The Colonel laughed little grimly.
| Then shaking the Dukes still detain-
| ing grip without ceremony from his
arm, he raised his hand, and holding
back the light brown curls, revealed
his left ear and the long ruby that
adorned it.
buckingham stared an instant, then
leaned nearer to obtain closer view,
and he caught his breath in sudden
surprise.
How came you by that Jewell
he asked, his eyes scanning the sol
iiers face as he spoke.
And out of his abiding sense OF in
Jury the Colonel answered him:
1T was given me after Worcester
Us a keepsake by an empty fribble
whose life I thought worth saving
Oddly enough there was no answer
ing resentment from his grace. Per
maps his wonder overwhelmed and
stilled ut the moment every other
emotion
So, Il was YOU" His eyes con
tuuod g search th.jt lean counte-
nance. Aye I've added after mo
ment. and it sounded like 2 sigh
The man had just such a nose and
was of your inches. But in no other
respect do you look like the Crom-
wellian who befriended me that
night. You had no ringlets then.
Your hair was cropped to a cody
length, and . . But you're the man.
How odd to meet you again thus!
How passing oddr' His grace seemed
suddenly bemused. They cannot
err he muttered, continuing TO re-
gard the Colonel from under knitted
brows. and his eyes We're almost the
eyes of a visionary. Il have been eX-
pecting you" he said. and again he
used that cryptic phrase: They can
not err"
It was HOLES turn to be surprised,
and out of his surprise he spoke:
"Your grace has been expecting me?'
These many years. 1t was fore
told me that we should meet again
aye. and that for a time our lives
should run intertwined in their
courses"
''F'oretold?" calculated HOLES. In
stantly he bethought him of the SUI
perstitions which had made him cling
to that jewel through every stress OF
fortune. How foretold? BY whom
he asked
The question seemed to arouse the
Duke from the brooding into which he
had fallen.
b Sir he said. we cannot stand
talking here. And we have not met
thus. after all these years. to part
again without more" His manner
resumed its normal arrogance. III
you have business, sir. it must wait
upon my pleasure Come
Holes. unresisting curious. Devil
dered, a man walking in dream, SUI
fered himself to be led whittier the
other pleased. as a man let's himself
drift upon the bosom Of the stream
of Destiny.
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it so bad? I vow I am grieved." His
face settled into the lines of courteous
regret. But it is possible I may be
of service to you. There is a debt be-
tween us. I should welcome the OPP
portunity to discharge it. What is
your name, sir? You have not told
me-
Holles-Pandal Holes, lately a
colonel OF horse in the Stockholders
service"
The Duke frowned refiectively
Randall Holles?" he echoed slow.
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CHAPTER XII
Buckingham's Gratitude

In a room above-stairs which his
grace had commanded in an inn at
the corner of Paternoster Row, they
sat alone thee-Duke Of Buckingham
and the man to whom he owed his life
There was no doubt Of the extent OF
the debt. as both we'll knew. For on
that night long years ago, when his
grace lay faint and wounded on that
stricken field of battle, he had fallen
a prey 10 a pair Of those human jack
ais who scuur the battle-ground to
strip the living and the dead. And
then out Of the surrounding gloom
had sprung young Holes, brought to
that spot by merest chance. His heavy
cut-and-thrust blade had opened the
skull of the villain who welded a
Knife. whereupon his fellow had in
continently fed. Thereafter, half
supporting, half-carrying the lovely
wounded boy swhom ne had rescued,
the young Cromwellian officer had as
sisted him to the safety and shelter OF
a royalist yeoman's cottage.
A table. stood between them and on
that table a quart of Burgundy which
the Duke had called fol-, that he
might entertain his guest.
I'm my heart" said HOLES, 81 al
ways believed that we should meet
again one day, which is why I have
chung to this jewel. Had / known
your name, 1 should have sought you
out. AS it was, L harbored the con
viction that chance would bring me
across your path
Not chance, destiny" said hs
grace, with quiet conviction"
'Why, destiny. if you prefer to call
it so. This jewel now-it is very odd!
I have chung to it through all these
years, as l have said; ! have chung
to it through some odd shifts which
the sale of it might have relieved;
clupg to it against the day when we
should meet again, that it might serve
as my credental.' He did not add
that TO him the oldest thing of all
was that today, at the very moment OF
this meeting, ne was on his way to
sell the Jewel, compelled to it at last
by direct need.
The Duke was nodding, his face
thoughtful Destiny, you see. It was
preordained. The meeting was fore
told. Did not say so?"
And again Holes asked him, as h3
had asked before: "Foretold by
whom?"
This time the Duke answered him
by whom? By the stars They
are the only true prophets. and their
messages are plain to him who can
read them. I suppose you never
sought that lore?"
HOLES stared at him a moment.
Then he shook his head and smiled
in a manner to imply his contempt
| of chalatanry.
| II am a soldier, sir" he said
why, so am when the occasion
serves. But that does not prevent me
from being a reader of the heavens,
writer of verse, a lawgiver in the
north, courtier here and several
other things besides. Man in his time
| plays many parts. Who plays one
only may as we'll play none. To live,
my friend, you must sip at many wells
| of life
| When just now you chahced upon
me-" he concluded, Il was playing
hero and lover. author and hummer
all in one, and playing them all SO
unsuccessfully that never found my
self in a more vexatious part. You
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of 1t that you touch me now" came
our fine gentleman's quick, contemptu
Gus answer.
Stricken by the brutality of the
words, Holes cTimsoned slowly under
his tan, what tine his steady glance
returned the Dukes contempt with
interest. Then. without answering,
he swung on his heel to depart.
But there was in this something 50
odd and so deliberately offensive to
one accustomed to be treated ever
with the deepest courtesy that it was
now the Duke who caught him by
the arm in a grip of sudden anger,
arresting his departure.
"Sir! A moment
They were face to face again, and
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Old Rowley-this King whose memory
for injuries is as endless as law
suit"
Colonel Holes told him. Saving the
matter of how he had BEEN tempted
to join the ill-starred Danvers con-
spiracy under persuasion Of Tucker
and RathbOne, he used the utmost
candor. frankly avOwing the mistakes
he had made by following impulses
that were never right. He spoke of
the ill.luck that had dogged him, to
snatch away eacn pride in the mo-
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The new-risen hope persisted again
In the Colonels face.
"It is as / feared :" he was be-
ginning gloomily, when the Duke
leaned forward and set a hand upon
his arm.
II said difficult, my friend. L did
I OF say impossible. You have not
told me yet how Colonel Holes, some
times of the Army of the Common
wealth, and more lately in the service
of the Stakeholder, happens to be en-
dangeripg his neck in the London OF
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saw, perhaps, how the little wanton
used me-" He laughed, and yet
through his laughter ran a note of
bitterness. 1T is of yourself, sir, that
I would hear. What are you now,
that were once a Commonwealth
man?"
'Nobody's man at present. | have
seen deal of service since those days,
both at hcme and abroad, yet it has
brought me small gear, - you can
see for yourself.
The Duke raised his eyebrows. rs
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ly, questioningly. That was the name
Of regicide who . But you cannot
be he, You are too young by thirty
years.
"IIe was my father said the
Colonel.
oh" The Duke considered him
blankly. II do not wonder that you
lack employment here in England
My friend. with the best intentions
to repay YOU the great service that
you did me, this makes 1t very diff
cult.
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

r. MAZED, the Duke looked him
TAI over from head to toe Con
ceiving in this shabby stranger
another witness of his humiliation,
his anger, seeking a vent, famed out.
What's this?'' he rasped. DO you
presume TO touch me. sirrah?'
Il touched you once before, 1 think,
and you suffered it with a better
grace. For then it was to serve you
that I touched you"
"Ha, And it will be 10 remind me
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Colonel HOLES. soldier ana sdventurer.
returns to England, the land of his
birth. when war Is declared with Hol-
land. He comes to lodge with Martha
Quinn, wealthy hostess of the PauFs
Head, in Paul's Yard. London.
IL is dangerous for the colonel to Sc
cure commission in the English army
because the name of Randall HOLES,
father of the colonel. is on the war
rant for the execution of the late king.
Martha Quinn proposes marriage TO
the colonel and, when he refuses her
Offer she tells him 10 find other lOdg
tngs Immediately. HOLES Is financially
embarrassed.
His Grace of Buckingham hires sew
eral rogues to brighten Sylvia Farqu-
harson. actress. Then Buckingham plays
hero by coming TO her rescue. Sylvia
sees through the plot and laughs at the
Duke. HOLES comes upon the scene.
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Paul Davis Named Trustee

Paul G. Davis. sos Highland Dr.. al
torney, has been appointed member
of the board Of trustees for the CsutFal
Hospital for the Insane by Governor
AIcCray. Davis succeeds Eph mmau
of indianapolis. appointment 10 Asf
four yeayS.
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Jaw,ItA1


ment that he put forth his hand 20
Beize it, down to the command In
Bombay which Albemarle had already
practically conferred upon him.
Continued i'm Our Next Issue)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-27
INTERESANTE ENTREvISTA
DE UN CoRRESPONSAL DEL
PETIT PARISIEN CON Ell
NUEVO JEFE DE GOBIERNO
DE EGIPTO

PARIS, Nov. 26. Omitted Press)
Ell corresponsal del "Petit Pari-
sien" en- Egipto ha interviuvado al
nuevo jefe de gobierno de aquel pals
Ziwar Pascha, despues de la reu-
ni3n del Gabinete. Ziwar Pascha di-
ios que la situaci6n de su Gobierno,
debido los dltimos acontecimientos
scAecidos era en- extreme dificil, Pc
10 que tanto el como sus companeros
de Ministerio, habfan decidido sacri-
fear su tranqulidad personal en- SER
yicie y benefcio de su Rey Y de su
pals.
r "Nostros esperamos-anadi6-que
con los fondos de reserva de nuestro
tesorp podremos salvaguardar la
constitution Y encontrar un rene
dio efcaz al actual estado de cosas
de la naci6n. Nos encontramos sufi-
Gientemente fuertes para restablecer
elr orden en- todas las provincias y
ST. bien no tenenos la popularidad
del anterior Ministro de la Naci6n
zagiouI Pascha, haremos cuando es-
t& a nuestro alcance para cumplir
dignamente con el deber que nos he
mos impuesto."
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BALE EN- HUMACAO

Hemcs recibido atenta invitaci0n pc
IA el ,aile de confianZa que con motive
de su primer aniversario, celebra en- los
salones del casino de Humacao, Ell
Club Dambalina', compuesto por 10 q.
mas vac Y significa Ell la ciudad de II
costa oriental. FL regio festival, ten
dra lugar Ell II noche del sabado % de
rovien;bre. Y reina animation extraor-
dinaria en- aquella sociedad para asis-
tir al rismo.
Estinamos EN- su iusto valor Ia invi-
t7ci6n lecibid2, y desde ahora nos an
ticipamos a predecir, que el bale del
sabado pr3ximo en- Humacao, sera un
6xito rcsonante, como tcdas las fiestas
que organiza el "Club Bambalina''.
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Ell ACONTECIMIENTO DE MANA-
MA VIERNES EN Ell PARQUE
BORINQUEN

FL acreditadO cine del parquc que
1ltimamente ha puesto en- juego tOdoS
Sus esfuerZos para darlc al puhlico de
las mejOreS pClfculaS que Sc cStrenan
on Puerto Rico, nos Ofrcce para mana
na vicrneS LII suntuOSa production eX-
traordinaria titulada LA ESpADA
INVENCIBLE'', dc la cual es prota-
gonista cI gran actor dramaticO Richar
RarthclmeSS.
In mundo de risas. scdas. angustias.
lamentos, gritos de tIiunfoS; el choque
del acero contra el acero, 81 ruido dc
los cascOs de los caballOs, un duque
que desaparccc. mientraS un rey Sc des-
ploma; todo POR Ell AMOR DE
UNA MUJER
LA ESPADA INVENCIBLE" es la
hiStoria de uno de los duclistas de Eu-
ropa: eS un romance dc coraZ0neS V
eSpadas Trata dc un hombre que arries
ga su vida sus riquczas por cvitar
un matrimonio en- cl cual no hahi0
amor Esta magnffica peifcula del CIR
QUITO TEATRAL DE PUERTO RI
co, de i'm dujO deSbOrdante V de un
hermoso ar9trmentO sera presentada
manana vierncs como dccimoS anterior
mentc en- cl cine del parQue.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-27
CLEMENTEL Y LOGAN CELE.
BRAN UNA IMPORTANTE
CONFERENCIA

PARIS, Nov. 26. (Cable Frances)
En- un discurso que pronunciara
N. Clementel, Ministro de Finanzas
de Frahcia, ante el Senado, hizo alu-
sion un acuerdo aprobado entire
el y el ! Observador americana Mr..
logan. #
SegGn el convenio entire ambos re-
presentantes, Francia acepta los
puntos de vista de Estados Unidos,
no solamente EN- 10 que Sc refiere al
pago que .debera hacerse de acuerdo
con el tempo que estuvieron en- Eu-
ropa los ejercitos de ocupaci6n, sino
que tambien reconocera las recla-
msciones de los ciudadanos america
nos Alemania que montan dos
cientos millones de d6lares.
Otro Gobierno aliado ,tambien ha
conclude un acuerdo con ell repre-
sentante de Estados Unidos, Mr..
Logan similar al de Francia. Sc
cree que la oposicion al reconoci-
Emientos de estas reclamaciones VEN
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LOS REPUBLICO-SO-
CIALISTAS Y L 0 S
PUESTOS DELA NUE.
VA AID MINIS r A
CION EN- ESTA
CAPITAL

Aver, desde las P. M, Sc reunio ell
ORGANISING director de los puros en- Ia
oficina del Lcdo. Geigel, a fin de con
siderar, seglln informes, Ell "affaire'
del ropa-to de puestos que tendra lu-
gar Ell ell municipio de San Juan cuando
cese Ia cctual administration unionis-
Ia SUDAN al poder local los partidos
coahcion; stas que obtuvieron Ell triunfo
en- las iltimas elecciones.
A j,i1gar por las noticias que tene-
nos, Ia hora en- que escribimos estas
hneaS, 4ns puros estan considerable
una resolucio1 adoptada por los socia-
lstas pidiendo que Sc les comedian los
departamentcs dc Beneficencia, Audito-
ril y Educaci6n.
Las pretensiones de los sociahstas
han causado algunos debates EN- Ia reu-
Mon, 2ues algunos Green que la solici-
tud es fuerte Sc nuestran partidarios
de yer 81 a los peticionarios Sc les pue
de contontar con menos, aunque, segun
opinan otros, la propuesta no es tan
exigeLte, va que, al decir de estos los
aocialistas han sido los que determina-
ron ell triunfo en- San Juan.
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NOTAs DE FORTALEZA

Han sido presentados documentos pa
"a el registro en- Ia Secretarla Ejecu-
1iva de una corporation del Estado de
Nueva York denominada Mirahores
Agricultural Corporation, cuyo agente
en- csta isla es ell senior William p
Kaehrie, de Vega Alta. Esta corpora
cion sc 6edicara principalmente a Ia
siembra y cultivo de pima y toda clase
de fruta5 citricas.
Han sido presentados EN- Ia Secrc-
taria Eiecutiva, para su archivo re-
gistro, les Articulos de incorporation
10 las siguientes asociaciones que Sc
tratan de organizar con los nombres de
CLUB Derortivo de Rio Piedras", que
tendr% su o3icina principal en- la casa
ndmer0 55 de la C:.lle Muiioz Rivera
de osa ciuda6 y cuyo objeto es la ce-
lebraci5n de actos Sociales diversio-
nes en- general, tales como bales iue-
gcs d. billar domino, y Association
lie Due1os de Caballos de Carreras +.
que establecera su oficina principal Ell
el hip6dromo LAS Casas' de Santur-
&C, San Juan, P. r. Sc ha organizado
esta Ultima association para sostener
on Sill mas alto grado de honradez Ia
celebration de carreras de caballos en-
Puerto Rico para ell beneficio comua
de gus asociados.
Ha quedado archivado en- la oficina
del Sc 2retario Executive un certificado
pertenecientc la "Liga Social Sufra-
gist2 de Put'to Rico en- ell cual Sc
hacen constar los cambios habidos con
motive ~ doterminadas vacantes ocu-
rridas en- su directiva.
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Estaba acalambrada
COnOCida senOra que Sc euro
con la AnticaIcuIina Ebrey

TAMPICO, Tampa, Mejico.-Ha-
cia tempo que padecia de rinOnes
vejiga, y por fortuna encortre un
librO que recomienda la Anticalculina
Ebrey para esos males. No vacile
en- probar la Anticalculina Ebrey,
Y despu6s de tomarme el content
do de varios frascos, me encuentro
hoy completamente bien. FL sintoma
que mas molestaba era un persisten-
te dolor de espaldas, y por la noche
tenia que lcvantarme a cada ratio a
hacer aguas, debido a los dolores
en- la region de vejiga. Me morti-
f;aba mucho el calambre en- los pies
Y Sc me hacia impossible dormir. To-
davia no he terminado ell ultimo fras-
co de Anticalculina Ebrey que COM
pre- y va me encuentro perfectamen-
te bien. FL dolor de espaldas ha des-
aparccido, 10 mismo que el calambre
va duermo tranquila y no ceso de
recomendar la Anticalculina Ebrey
a mis- amigos y conocidos. Pueden
publican esta carta 81 asf GUSTAV, en-
benefcio de la humanidad.
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Ofrezco mis- servicios para
Administrar Fiincas
Tel. 776 Verde Santurce
BAILE EN- Ell CASINO E5PANOI
DE RIO PIEDRAlS

Sus1-iea por nuestro amigo parh
cular, 81 distinguido caballero don Joa-
grin Mctienzo. Presidente del Casino
Espaiiol de Rio Piedras, hemos recibi
DO ateata invitacion para Ell regio bal
ie de mantones, (confianza,) que cele.
bra en- 9ns aristocraticos salones, ell do
laingo 80 de noviembre, por la noche,
3an ptestigiosa institution social.
La directiva del Casino Espano1 Gle
Rio Piedras, en- honor la verdad, es
una de las mas activas en- toda la isla,
= con frecuencia inusitada celebra bal
los fiestas. que por 10 bien prepare
das, re.nltan siempre un verdadero
aconte .imiento social Y esta faera de
toda duda. que ell bale del pr6ximo do
rlingo per la noche, no habra de ser
llna exception la regla, que resul-
tara un exito grandioso para sus or
ganiza iores.
Nuestras mas expresivas gracias por
la invitacion recibida, que sabemos es-
+imar en- 10 mucho que vale, y nuestra
felicitaci5n para la magnifica directi-
va con que cuenta Ell Casino Espafiol de
Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-27

Por otro lado, hoy cmbarca tn cl
vapor Puerto Rico, hacia los Esta
dos Unidos, cl Lcdo. Cayctano Con
Cuchf, Quicn ultimamcnte. ha decidido
prestar toda su cooperation a Ia eau
sa coalicionista. y Qricn va como AVIAN
zada de Ia comisi6n de proteSta. que
Saldra denuo de algunoS dfas. 4 pc
dir a las autoridades naeionales que
Sc anulen las elecciones ultimamentc
celebradas, Y que Sc proceda q desig-
mar Ia fecha en- que Sc celebren nucvas
eleccioneS.
Los comisionadoS que quedan en-
nuestra isla, seilores Geigel, Pagan Y
Todd. 10 hacen para dejar ultmada In
labor de recoger affidavittS. de pre-
parar Ia Recommendation que ellos di-
cen tcncr, para comparccer ante los
pOdcrpS nOrte0OS