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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19


!, Cures Powers, Congestion. 1nfammati0ns .... .
Worms, Worm Fever Worm Collie. go. 3
3 tryiug-COlc or teething Of Infnnts..... .
T. Dinrrh~n, of Children ar Adults 3
3, Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Colo. -. e.. Is
y GhOlcrn- MOrDus. Vomiting ......-....2 20
Z. Coughs. Colds. brunchit s.......-........2i
= Neuralgia. To0thache, FacCarhc........Gj
endachcs, sick Headache, Vertigo. IS
70. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach .............2 3
u. suppressed. or Pulnful Periods. ........2 %
", Whites, too Profuse Periods. ............2j
~ Group, CouEh, Difficult Breathing ...... Is
u, salt Rhcum, Erysipelas, Eruptions. Is
IS. Rhcumntisrn, Rheumatic Pains. ...... IS
Y, Fever aud Aguc, { III Fever, Agues. 81
q. Piles, blind or bleeding. ............. 81
T. Ophthtnmy. md s. re or weuk TyCs....5l
Y Gntnrrb, acute or chronic. Influenza. 80
z. Nhsoping-CouEh, violent coughs Do. 81
N Asthma, Opprt ssed Breathing. ......... 81
q Ear Discharges, impaired hearing. 20
= ScrOtulu, enlarged glands. Swellings.. 80
" General Debility, physical weakness. %
=, DrOpsy ard ecsintv SecrCtiurs. ....-...... ~
y Sen-Sirkncs-. sickness from riding. To-. 81
20 kihney-Disensc Grnvcl...............5 "a
", Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
slOus, involuntary Discharge. L o.
Five Boxes, with one S2viul Of Powder,
very necessary I'm serious Cases. N
- Urinary Weakness, wnttrg bed. o.
". Painful Periods, with spasms........ ~
y -unertngs at chanrn OF life. .......-..- i &c
50, Epilepsy. Spasms. ~. Nitus' Dance. ~ "
y Diphtheria, liberated sore thrcat..-- u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19

THIS Pu n ? Is warranted cup error to any in
u The market, Ior 5rewsrIss, sugar Houses,
iAnnoTiss, BJiieT Feeders, steam boats, Mining
and FIRE purposes, ect. 1t shrews full stream
OF the th.cAost Dssr mash without oiogginK, al d
sugar syrup boiling hot, without dItnculty.
Warrant ed positive Pump andeT ali e'reum-
stances 1t never stopl or gets out of order, and
by reason OF he patent device in the valves, is
Keep cIsa- and always ready for action 1t j.
SIMPLE, CUMPLEfA ana POWERFUL, and
needs DO expstt ito run 1t. Nzs- II enc fAlls to
DO tae wOrk for which it is sold, it may be re
turned aud the money refunded
During she pass year dlsinterested mechani-
cal sdeants have sat in Judgment on its merits
and clAima in ealh of thu following named pla
ceS, iz:-MARYLAsp INSTITUTES,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19
Nos. ID and %.
EMILIA sTNILBUS CClATTUR
HUMPHREYS,

LAI.'AA4~) "a l kAAS S--E1CES Us
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success : mple-PTompt
Efficient and Reliable. They gre the only Mpdi-
cines perfectly adapted 20 pJpuur use 40 simple
that m stakes not be made IN using them
harmless 20 be free FROM danger, ard efficient
be always reliable. Iney have rused the high
satisfaction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19
BOUND OVER.

V0UR clothing can be cleaned al bound, ans
Il pressed over, so that II will look as well q,
cav BY E.wTLCoX Taller,
Who has renewed TO West Eagle Street, under
the Rock island Houss. meh2-du
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19
IJaTEEEE GAEDg
G. P. WHIICOMB,
| Attorney and Counselor at Law

80 Dearborn street, ILL.
Prompt attention given to collecting and all
other business Charges moderate. C.rrespon-
ience solicited. Refers to Editor of the Aheus
dsc7 diff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19
Iowa State Fair.

and NEw HAMPsBIRE MECHANIC AND Arr As
ISOLATION. unanimous verdict in every in
stance awarded to this Pump the frst prem in m.
Nor WAS this an empty honor, obtained without
sharp competition; for the hest hui. ders Of Ne W
YorK and other states entered the arena. with a
hope Of proclaimirg themselves the victors.-
The record is in our favor IL is worthy of note
tina, this Pump has been awarded the first prize
whenever and wherever exhibited. deel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19

tdoIo
OF 3J 10 60 large viula. morocco
or rosewood case, containing
specific for every ordinary dis
eusc family - subject to, md
books of directions. ....... from 81 q TO SD
with % % . yials IT, m s. TO sS
Specifics for all Privnfo Diseases,
both for Curing AMI for Prcven-
tive treatment In vills and pocket
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19
MiLW AUkER,
DIR. +. KALCKH0FF's
CELEBRATED
Mexican Ever Cure Bitters
Is
Purely q Vegetable Compound.

Dr.. T. Ealckhof, (daaeafed,l devised the for
muia, which has resulted IN the ID xicAn Ever
Care BIttsra.
DR.. hsickhof, long known as scientist and
leading chemist In Milwaukee, made use of these
bitters IN his own family, and in his surren t
praetiei for over 80 years. This Elixir OF life
Pressrver Is purely a vegetable preparation, il
PisAAaat to the taste, and goes far 20 bid up
aud renew the exhausted vitality of the nervous
system.
For bilious, remitasnt and intermittant fsyers
dyspepsia an d indigestion, headache, pain in tn
shoulders, coughs, rghtness of the chest, dizEi-
ness, sour eradication OF the stomach, diseases
of the kidney and bladder, in connection with
DE-. E. Kaickhoft's Mexican Ever Cure Ca
thartic n 10, are the great blood purifier, an a
are certain cure tor erapliens, salt rheum,
blotehes, spots, pimPlss, boIls, earbansIe., rim
worms, erysiPelas, etc. For all tenn lie com
pl ANTS they cannot be exeelied as al excellent
appetizer and general stImuiant, they have Q
equal. TAonsasds hear 7sstiatony to their Gu
rative Poeers. sufferers, all the proprIetors Of
shs 4" Mexican Ever Care Buffers asa, is to give
their med cine fair trial, and bs convinced O,
its medical properties Price 81 bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19

DR.. kslckhoff's Celebrated Worm Lozenges
are safe. pleasant and most reliable cure TO
worms. Price Is cents per box.
forsale by all druggists and patent medicine
jeaeys throus hous the United States and Can
aaas kALCKH0FF BROS CO.,
PropTietors.
Depot, No. 81 Oneida ST., Milwaukee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19
Charles Francis Adams,

There is so much IN the following brief
letter that Aooords wish our own sentiments
and preparations IhsI Ws lay 1t before our
readers:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-19
DIR. Kalckhoff's Mexican Ever Cure Cathsr-
tic Pills.

The gfest requirements of the psople, ali over
the world, for u rslla bic and active Cathartie
Medicine, induced DIR. Kaekhotf TO form the
celebrated Mexican Ever Cure Cathartic Pills"
They are composed from purely vegetable cub
stances. are thorough in their action, seSrchIn z
out all obslrGctIOns, and strike al the very root
OF disease. They produce no pain or gipiA {
daring thei operation, and act more thoroughly
than any Cathsrtlo Pills ever orougat before the
public. They are certain slFs an d alleviator
Of eoids, chlls and fever, nervous AMI sick head
ache which are induced by bilious arrangement,
costiveness, Indigestion, foRi stomach for jaun-
dice, liver complaint, suppression, dropsy, rhsu
mAtism, gout, nerf oHs deDiiity, inability or dis.
inclination to move loss of muscular power
dsafness partial bis dness, plsurisy, Ats, paral-
yiis, pain in the breast, palsy, st. Vitus dance
serofuis, ETC., etc. Price 70 cents per box.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21
Many a man who thought he had made

Many man who thought he had made
bargain buying silks finds that he has got
worsted.
a can't drink liquor" said Bob; "it goes
right to nv head" "Well," said Bob's friend,
where could it go with less danger of being
crowded."
"A prudent matchmaking mamma gave
the following candid advice to her daughter:
ooh, marry the man you love, if he is as rich
as Crtesus."
"A Welch orator recently remarked, in
fine peroration, "Innocence is like an umbrella;
when once we have lost it we can never hope
to see it back again"
"A young man who ought to be ashamed
of himself, in commenting on the fireman's
parade, said that wet day was always favora-
BILE for an exhibition of hose.
-"Arc you not afraid that whiskey will get
into your head ?" asked a stranger Of man he
saw drinking at the bar. "No," said the topper,
''this liquors too weak to climb"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21

"A commercial traveller in Western city,
handed q merchant upon whom he had called,
n portrait of his betrothed, instead of his busi-
ness card, saying that he represented that estab-
lishment. The merchant examined itcarefully,
remarked that it was fine establishment, and
returned it to the astonishcd and blushing trav-
eer, with hope that he would soon be admit
ted into partnership.
-"How do you get along with your arith-
metic?" asked father of his little son, who
answered and said: 'Pve cyphered through
addition, partition, subtraction, distraction,
abomination justification, halucination, deri-
vation, amputation, creation and adoption y
-T wish you wouldn't give me such short
weight for my money!" said customer to his
grocer, who replied remembering the Gus
toner's unpaid grocery account), "And l wish
YOU would not give me so long wait for mine. ="
1t is said that green tarletan dress con-
tains arsenic enough to kill man, and yet
men do not seem to be afraid to so near green
tarletan dresses.
= Carpets are bought by the yard and worn
by the foot.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21
GOLD DISCOVERIES IN v1Re1NIA.-The

GOLD DISCOVERIES IN VIRG1NIA.-The
presence of auriefrous metals in Virginia in
the neighborhood of the Potomac, RapPah:an.
mock and other streams, as well as in the foot
hills Of the Blue Ridge has long been known,
but the location of permanent quartz mine
or reef has not been thoroug ghly demonstrated
until lately For year past, parties of expe-
rience have been engaged in developing mine
Ianef near Keleys Ford five miles from Rappahan
mock station. In the neighborhood of a well
known place for deposits they have found md,
ted in a mound three-fourths of mile from
the river. The surface rock of decomposcd
taken out in the richest districts of California.
shaft eighty feet deep cuts three VEINS at ATT
sdns SRth %! 4as pooE worth from $50 to sl6o ton
fhe deposit seems to be basin of veins show
ing free gold, with carbonates and not lot sui sui,
through the rich rock, and everything gives
evidence Of permanency.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21

HORACE GREELEY TAKING COMFORT IN DE-
FEAr.-The following article, from the New
York Tribune, bears the impress of Mr.. Gree
ley's pen:
the last twelve years, when the Tribune was
not supposed to keep, for the benefit of the idle
and incapable, sort of Federal employment
agency, established to get places under Govern
ment for those who were indisposed to work
for their living. ANY man who had ever voted
the Republican ticket believed that it was the
duty and the privilege Of the editor OF this
paper to get him place in the Custom House.
Every rednosed politician who had cheated at
the caucus and fought at the polls looked to
the editor of the Tribune to secure his appoint
ment as gauger, or as army chaplain, or as
minister to France. Every campaign orator
came upon us after the battle was" over for
recommendation as Secretary of the Treasury
or the loan of half dollar. If one OF our
party had all interest pending at Washington,
the editor of the Tribune was telegraphed in
frantic haste to come 30 the Capitol, save this
bill. crush that one, promote one project or stop
another. He was to be Everybody's Friend,
with nothing to do but to take care of other
folks business, sign papers, write letters, and
ask favors for them, and to get no thanks TOR 1t
either. FoRr-ffths of these people were sent
away without what they wanted, only 10 be-
come straightway abusive enemies; it was the
worry of life to try to crafty one demand in
dozen for the other fifth.
The man with two wooden legs congratulated
himself that he could never be troubled with
cold feet. 1t is source of profound satistac,
tion to us that office-seekers will keep aloof
from defeated candidate, who has not intiu-
ence enough at Washington or Albany to get a
sweeper appointed under the Sergeant at Arms,
or deputy sub b-assistant temporary clerk into
the pastepot section of the folding room. At
last we shall be let alone to mind our own af-
fairs and manage our own newspaper, without
being called aside every hour to help lazy ,peo-
pie whom we don't know and to spend our
strength in efforts that only benefit people
who dontdeserve assistance at last we shall
keep ourioffice clear of blathersktes and polit-
cal beggars, and go about our daily work with
the satisfaction of knowing that not the most
credulous of place hunters will suspect us OF
having any credit with the appointing powers.
That IS one of the results of Tuesdays election,
for which we own ourselves profoundly CRATE
f,,l
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21
For the anderson Mtelligencer.
MUSIC.


From cradle songs that hush to sleep
The harmless little child,
To mournful winds that wildly sweep
Thro' woodlands Bleak and wild,
We trace the tones that richly wind
. Thro' deepest hearts to echo find.
How often songs of long ago
Remind us of the past!
We hear them sung, and fancies flow
(Oh if they could but last,)
Back to the time when first the spell
OF Music round our spirits fell.
The world seems full of Music yet,
q Though some discordant sounds
May jar the heart-strings only set
To melodys rebounds,
The falling leaf, or the ripping stream,
.; Soon sends us off in a pleasant dream. , =
The songs of birds, the flowers smiles,
The gentle breezes signing
, Through Autumn leaves, whose blush be-
guiles
Away all thoughts of dying
All blend in harmony SO sweet,
That heaven and earth appear to meet.
LULA.
Reidvi1Le Female College.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21

SHAKING FISTS ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI
General n B. Forrest, of Tennessee, publishes
card in the Memphis appeal in answer to
certain charges reported to have been made
against him during the late campaign by Cen
eral Hammond of Missouri. The substance
of the charges made by General Hammond is
that the gigantic robberies in reconstructed AL
ALBANIA, which have been notoriously the work
of the Radical leaders of that State, are equally
chargeable to the Democrats, and that General
Forrest as president of the Alabama and Chat
tanooga Railroad, had pro6ted by them. Cen
eral Forrest knocks the bottom out of these
allegations by showing that he never was presi-
dent of that railroad and by other and equally
conclusive answers, and then goes for the re-
doubtabe General beyond the Mississippi In
the following style:
This is not the first time have been person
ally traduced by persons who bear the title of
Federal officers, and on former occasion
have branded such charges in such terms (if
there had been proper military courage to back
up an insult) as afforded ample opportunity to
my assailants.
/ now propose to offer the same opportunity
to General Hammond, to whom desire to ad-
dress myself in plain and unmistakable terms,
not stronger than the imputation upon me de.
serves, but so plain that his understanding of
nv meaning and purpose cannot be at fault.
He is liar, II can use no other language to
one SO base a cowardly puppy and scoun-
drcl. If he owns the title of General in the
Federal army, he disgraces it; and if I have
anything like justice and fair dealing at the
hands of the journal that published his unpro,,
yoked and wanton outrage upon me, this brand
of liar, coward and scoundrel will spread as far
as his SANDER, and live longer. That he may
be assured of my willingness to hear from him,
he is notified that letter addressed to me at
Memphis will meet with attention.
n. B. FORREST.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21

WHAT CONSTITUTES MAsoNRY?-It clothes
the naked, visits the sick, and comforts the
distressed. The hand of brother is always
open to relieve worthy distressed brother !;
so long as one is worthy to remain member of
this order, so long he is entitled to its beneiac-
tions. The mystical future with its unknown
reservation is before US. No man can tathom
il a single day. He whose heart is most gay to,
day, and whose morrow seems most redolent OF
bright joys, may be the first to need the assls-
ury in which he delights to-day, tomorrow
nav be as the tale that is told. The health
and strength in which he now rejoices may fall
as shadow before the light of another day.
Against these our order, to certain extent,
provides. Masonry is safeguard against the
pecuniary distresses of this life.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21

THE CASE OF DIR. BRATToN.-The British
Minister has called the attention of. the Secre-
tary of State to the case of DR.. Rufus Bratton,
citizen ofSouth Carolina, who was forcibly alb
Quoted from Canada last spring by an Ameri-
can detective named Hester, assisted by Ca
madam official named Cromwell. 1t will be re-
membered that Cromwell was sentenced to
three years imprisonment for this act, upon the
testimony of Dr. Bratton, and it was not suppo-.
sed that any further mention would be made OF
the case, butt appears that Bratton was released
by the United States authorities on bail, and
not returning to South Carolina, the suretles
were informed that the bail bond would be for
feited if Bratton did not return. lie there
upon appealed to the British Government for
protection. The British Minister, under in
struction from the Home Government, reminds
the Secretary of State that her Majcsty's Gov
ernment does not tolerate interference with her
laws and that the proceedings against Bratton
having followed his abduction from British
territory, they must be cancelled. The Attorney
General has, therefore, instructed United States
District Attorney Corbin, at Charleston, to dis
miss the bail bond and discharge the suretles
of Bratton, and to place the proceedings against
him. as far as practicable, in the same position
as before his forcibc abduction from Canada.
= Punch has found man too lazy to labor
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21
The Titusville Press chronicles the follow

- The Titusvile Press chronicles the follow
ing event with modest pride: ''Titusville was
not not the birthplace of the Father of his coun-
sry,' but we have man residing here who
slipped up on a muddy crossing this forenoon,
and sat down on roll of butter which he was
carrying home, and instead of swearing, he
simply. arose, scraped the butter from his pants
into the paper again, and went on as if nothing
had happened"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21

A very genteel and amiable young man
is now insane. He splits his hair in the mid,
de The other day in combing it ne chanced
to get two more hairs on one side than on the
other. This destroyed the balance OF the head
and overturned his brain He makes very
gentle lunatic however.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21

= Punch has found man too lazy to labor
under an impression.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21
THE SCENE BY NIGHT.

It takes but few lines to detail Che march
which the fire took through a portion of the
CITY, where every part of the flames advance
sent to destruction thousands OF dollars OF ac-
cumulated wealth. 1t took hours for 1t to oc-
cur- From the early time in the evening the
Sre: Sre marched on it, way with remorseless
tread h, "a and the dawn Of the Sabbath saw no
Cessation cs of its fury. The crowds who thronged
t tbs streets and covered the housetops hoped for
the the hes best and prayed for the staying Of the
sames s%T In minutes men saw the accumulation
nf nea wears nass into the night air in clouds of
smoke on Ss and cinders and the rolling of volumes
of o red fire. In the teeth of the wind, against
all al co common supposition, the fire steadily d ad-
yanced. AS was said before, the wind blew
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-21

PSI remarked to-day in crowd: "We
are nation of thieves" and an offs holder
slipped up to me and whispered, "Call no
names, Bill, call no Names" Thars something
wrong about that man. b. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-09
DISCURSO DEL PAPA.

Creenos que sera leido con gusto
ell discurso con que Sa Santidad con-
test6 ell dia "a de d;ciembre las nu-
meroSas comisiones que fueron q le-
licitarle, presili.laS por ell Sr. marques
de Cavaletti. Dice asi:
elias felicitaciones que el marques de
Cavaletti, senador de Roma. me dirige en-
nombre de todos los verdaderos ciudada-
nos romanos man festan perfectamente
nnestras esperanzas y estas espersnzas son
tan vivss, queen clio veo una sehal de que
ser n cunplidas, p.rque no puede ser con
fundida IL esperan7a fdndada en- Dos.
bios un dla Ii otro sc acordsra de sus
misericOrdlas,
Recorlai 10 que dice el E angelic acsF-
ca del TEMPO = de Las circumstance as ca
que Sc cumpli6 el gran nisterio que cele'
braremos manana. Elmundo Y ell imperio
romano estaban snmidos en ell mas sombrfo
abismo del error y de Ia impiedad: todos
los rueblos eran presa dc la corruption,
Y los hombres honrados y piadosos espar-
',iios p II ell imperio suspirabau por ell I'm
1e tantos males, y ado en la divina
promesa del future relentor decfase en- So
corazom ''Clelos, ds1nos vuestro rocfo;
nubes. llovei iuSto "
Entonce> fue cusndo Augusta, que GO
bernaba el mundo, nand6 hacer ell eenso
de tudos los habitantes de su imperio. y
un rgoroso invierno, el patriarca San
Jose cnn sl ca3tisina esp9sa Ia Virgen Ma
ria, parti6 de Nazareth para ir inscribir-
se segnn la 6rden lel em1erador, la cual
hizo patente que la palabra de D,os no
pasa Jssu rt>to. 81 Vefoo Eeerno, naci6
ent6nees en- Bethel em. t-L
"Nuestra espe auza Sc avivara 81 COM
paramos 10 que ahora pasa con 10 que en-
t6nces sucedi6 Roma. Sede de Ia religion,
de la verlai Y do la jnsticia, es hoy press
De la ,niqudad y ha llegaio cal colmo dc
los nfortunios. En- pdbllcas escuelas sc an
seiian la iocredulidad y la impiedad; hon.
bres pcrversos procuran propsgar ell pO-
testantismo, y Sc cometen TODD g6nero de
que no es necesaro men,
cionar. Hoy Sc quiere hacer el censo de
la poblaclon como 10 guerra Augusta, que,
no sospechaba que eatre los
sdbditos de su imperio iba aparecer el
Redentor del mundo. }A.4
mo desmayemos; siando nuestsss cir
suuatancias islssisntas la dc La dglW !:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-09

de aquellos paises. v sobre todo Ell
elemento rceenocidalnente separatis-
ia, son las causas poderosas que inn
piden ell ohrar precipitadamente en-
esta question. SIN embargs,, seria ula
injusticia imp rdonable el negar Que
la madre p:)tfia ia lido ca Ia dia ten
diendo mas Il csa ambicionada asim :
lacion que lnuchos desean de naIa fc.
Pero este ser,lasuntopara otro y aun
otros artfcul@.
Nuestro o|jeto hoy era combatir en-
principle ell error en- que estan algu-
nos, respecto { la manera- de ser So
cial y polftica de nuestras Antillas;
desconociendo las condolences de
aquellos palses, NAL pueden apreciar-
Sc cuales son sus derechos y justas
aspiraciones.
Error no menos notable ell de Greer
en- las patranas de despotismo con
que Sc entretiene q los candidos
Cuando en- Espana habia -Gobiernos
moderados que tironiSaban, segun los
hberales del dia, en- las AntiIlas Sc
gozaba de una verdadera independen
cia de aoclon, sin que Sc de un solo
ejemp'o de que una primera autori-
dad haya atropellado nj tornado min
guna medida rigorosa, sino con aque-
llos que en- to las fechas han conspi-
RADIO por la independence"