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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

To the Honorable Court Of County Commission.
z ers FOR the County Of Hancock
The uuicr-igned >eleeimen, Towu Agent aud
other Inhabitants pf Or. snd-Re- rectfnli, rcpre-
sent TO your honorable body, that the County road
near the dwelling Of Daniel Jofd ~ IN said ,,rland
at a place commonly ealed Petty Morrill, nm" j.
located where, after many YEAR Of costly eNperi-
ence II l. found mprActIcable to ma and M ain.
tain road such a the public convenience and
you 10 lay out and establish At your esriiesi con.
yenience, the said road. al the said place on tie
Northery eide Of it, present location. for SO much
distance your JUDGMENT hall approve
IA PINkHiM
o r DpKR 0etec'uheh-
Ar EMERSON. Town Agent.
and j. olh-r-.
OTlana, February 81, l>7s.
STATE OF MAINE
Hancock, ss.-Court Of County Commits siouer.,
April Term. 4 - ls12
Upon the foregoing petition il IS considered Iv
the Commissioners that the petitioners ire res.
ponslhle and that they ought 10 be- heard touch.
ing the matter set forth in their petition and
Therefore order that he County Comm . iouer.
meet at the premises Tue,-
HaK me twenty eighth day OF Nav neat, at 10
o'clock \. NJ, and thence proceed 10 view the
route mertioBe'l said petition Immediately
after which view. hearing OF the parties and
witnesses vii be had Al some convenient pl zee IN
In" vicinity, and such other nea surr- taken in Tia,
And II !. further
uEDEBrO-That notice OF the time place and
pu' pore ! the Commissioners meeting AZORES aid
be gwen I" ala person. and corpo in crest
eh by serving aitested copies OF The petition aud
tii- oI'ier thereon, upon The clerk of ne TOWN nf
brland aud hy posting up attesied copies as afore
sdid- ~ three public places IN laid town
thir' hrNs al least before the me appoin ed for
-htd Ni"". and by publishing the petition AMI
"rtiei thtTeon, three weeks snrcess lively IN the
t-ii-w irth AMERICAN. a new paper publish Il At
f.isM'lili, IN thr to1nty OF Hancock. the first
lubiiciiIpn 10 De thirty dap at least before the
it.le Il sad view, That all persons and co-pora
"on- Interested may attend and be heard if they
TANK III
Attest, II b. SAUNDERS lta,l
\ true copy al the petition and rider thereon
3wil Attes IL. B. Saunders, Clerk.
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Agricultural.
The Farm and Garden.

CHEESE As FooD. - Hon. Alex. Hyde
furnishes to the columns of the Country
GeutlenDn the following very interesting
article on cheese:
We wish we could induce Americans to
eat more cheese. Few seem to appreciate
the economy Of this article of diet. and
probably the majority of American chee>e-
cater, take il in small quantities merely As
i relish or csndImenl, and not a. one of the
staple articles of food. This l. partly the
consequence OF ignorance of the very nu-
tritiou> nature OF cheese. and partly the
consequence of custom, for fashion gov
crns our food much aS it governs our dress.
oar English and Dutch ancestors ate very
much more cheese than we DO, aud their
Descendants >iill remaining in the old homes
confirm. 10 eat much more than those ia
America. ProbIbl this i accounted fbT
OY the fact that on their FIRST immigration
No. - "nRn,ry. there We're very few COWS
mere Tor many Ara.-. and the custom uf
eGtIu- cheese was discontinued sad has
never been lGiiy resumed. While we pro
ddce annually sixty millions OF pounds of
cheese IA the United States more than We
consume. ami while Great Brliain's annual
consumption demands one hundred aud
tuIriy millions Of pounds more than She
a. . IN, ~. II -; -. -. .
- a.. a. ~" "
"e "'oPo>e - -Ne 'ne ""at
80 $500, 'II i,''t :, pap ~ !. Ht.i-
-. ~ ''lue to'hpAiSu "i'i
- =, VI 80, auu 'nu>' l'o>>1
''.' '-'J - 'uO'i ~ i'.''''"s a H''''
a. "a
~. - y. ~.
Nh, ~ ~ nv e9,.iponI"t p's
t.ra, - n 49, IN ,',e - ~" IL " va.
,,,y- d, ,Iifr,.r,.r, seasons I'd Tho yn,r ND
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Total

1t will be seen that, so far as fat is con-
cerned, beef has three times as mach as
bread, aud cheese ten times as much as
much as beef, and so far as muscle-forming
constituents are concerned. beef is three
times as valuable as bread, and cheese once
and half as nutritious as beef Taking
everything into consideration. il is usual to
compute pound of good cheese as EQUIV
alent in nutrition to two or two and a half
pounds of lean beef. A cheese costs
only about half as much as beefsteak, il
will easily be seen how economical an ar
ticle Of diet it is The great defect in
cheese as food is that there is not any
start n in il. This defect is renedied by
using ii in connection with bread. an arti-
Gle which, as shown above. abounds in
starch. Hence the custom of the English
laborsr, dictated by nature and confirmed
by science, of eating bread and cheese for
his Luncheon while working in the ield.-
Cheese alone is too concentrating an arti-
Gle of food. 1t taxes the digestive powers
too much. While yet in the form OF milk.
cheese is in a state of solution in the IS
per cent. Of water which milk contains. for
readily dissolves in water containing some
alkali. and milk contains just soda enough
to keep in solution the easeip. No food Is
so well adapted to the young Of I'll man.
malian animals as milk, which In tie case
of cows milk contains only per cent.
Of caseiu. or pure cheese material. Still
cheese is used by some as promoter of
digestion, and very properly when it is old
and the process of decomposition has COM
usnesd. Connoisseurs so0ettnes prefer
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poetrp.
Dolly Warden.

o Dolly! Dolly Warden,
l. la1y's form a garden,
That thou madly trail'st Ii DER
With thous and vines or more.
Now its every turn discloses
Lilies, pink and blu,hing roses,
Ni0lats. forget-m e-nots,
Larsspur,. and don't know whats.
All the colors Of the year
In single gown appear:
Flowers of ev cry season,
In and out of season.
All single yard in
Hast thou Dolly Warden.
Dolly. Dolly Warden,
Still thy prauks we pardon:
For very witchiug thing
Is the whimsy thou dost bring;
Livery pretty maiden
With thy wealth o'erlaiden.
Takes where'er she goes
Charm of added rose.
Spell of all things fair,
Blooming everywhere.
Hail TO thee! But pray put guard on
Those who can't. dear Dolly Warden.
Every human form divine
Can't be- graced with flower and vine.
Bearing Ger its back quaint story
Traced in bloom of morning glory
Every dame can't be a garden.
A. thou know'st, poor Dolly Warden.
Nainly, Dolly Warden.
We our hearts would harden,
Wtching one, new born Of spring.
Full of dainty blossoming.
Whether thou dost come in lawn.
Bright and misty Us the dawn:
Calico that wakens choler.
With its every yard a dollar;
or in softly rustling silk,
Wool and fabrics of that ilk-
Still thou'rt winsome, gay and fair.
Peerless past all base eompure.
Let old fogies ask YOUR pardon.
Nor parental purse keep guard on.
Never more our hearts we'll harden;
You have conquered. Dolly Warden.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

MYSTERY SoLvED.-About once in four
or I'VE years the question WAS Morgan
murdered by the Freemasons?'' comes up
In the newspap ,rs. and is discussed with
as much fervor as If the transaction il re-
fers to was matter of yesterday. 1t will
sadden those who delight in mystery to
know, on so good authority as that of Nor
gan's son, that the supposed victim of the
brethren of the mystic tie was neither tied
to q stone and sunk, had his throat cut. or
was torn asunder, according TO the general
custom in such cases. On the contrary
he lived until nearly thirty years after his
abduction, and finally ended his days in
corpulence and contentment. at Hobar-
town. Van Dieman's Land, where he for
some years published a newspaper. the
Adrertiser-which is still in existence. Ac-
cOrding to the statement Of the son referred
to, Morgan was released on condition of
his leaving the cOuntry forever. He was
accompanied to Quebec, where he entered
the British navy, and was piace9 on ship
which lett soon after for England. Later
he accompanied q government vessel to
Australia, and his period Of service being
ended he chose to take up his residence in
that quarter Of the world. His son is a
resident Of San Francisco, and is respon-
sible for the statements here given.
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II will be seen that the three nutritious
constituents OF both these kinds of cheese
are casein. fat and ash. The first is hi.h-
" heterogeneous. aud goes to form muscle.
very Identical in its chemical properties
wiki the gluten of wheat or the albumcn
of beans. Indeed it is the highest type of
food The second constituent. fat or bnt-
ter, il mostly carbon. and goes to the pro-
dUction Of animal heat in the process of
respiration, closely resembling the process
of combustion. Butter acts on the animal
much As does starch or sugar or gum or
Oil. |, is simply charcoal in another FORM
and in the process of respiration. by I'M
ling with the oxygen OF the air, produces
heat. as charcoal does in combustion. the
dual results in both cases being carbonic
acid and water. Butter. therefore, though
being more generally palpable than cheese.
is lower type of food. The third con-
sutuent of cheese. ash. or the inorganic
part though small in quantity. is very i'm
pOrtant. going to the formation OF I Ie
frame work of the animal, aud consisting
chiefly of the pho pilates, chlorides. sui
pilates, and carbonates of alkalirs. There
may seem 70 be no connection between the
sowing of wood ashes or bone dust on our
pastures aud the quality ofthe cheese made
from pastures thus treated. but il will be
found that the white clover aud other rich
forage which the ashes aud bone dust bring
i'll. will make nutritious milk and con>e-
quently nutritious cheese. The great value
OF sheese as an article of diet may be bet
ter understood by comparing Its compost
ton with other articles of food. Tnat able
chemist. Johnston, gives the following ia
b c, showing the comparative value of
Mill Chaesa
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United States Internal Revenue,
Collectors ONCE, 5th District, Name.

Lincolnyille, May LIST lSi?
7 hereby give public notice that have received
L IRON j. ID. Hopkins. Esq, Assessor OF Inter.
nal Revenue for 5th District of Maine tn, annual
list OF taxes assessed By rim for the year 1872
and that sand take have become due and paya.
bic. and for the purpose OF collecting and receiy-
Ing the same, they will be received for Hancock
County by A. r. Drinkwater Esq. deputy Collec.
tor at his Office in Ellsworth only (sunday except
edl from the i5th 10 the 18th Of May inclusive.
And ia; ther give notice, nat per. ons who
shall neglect to pay the Taxes as aforesaid, as.
:essed upon them, TO the Collector, or one Of his
Deputies or Agents. within the time specified,
shall latter ten days notice Of such DELINQUENCY
be liable 10 pay 1--WE per centum additional upon
ihe amount thereof. toge her with interest at .hc
rate OF one per eentum per month upon such
Taxes, from the time the same became due with
proper costs and expenses vi coliec Ting The same
by distraint. Also, tie sum of twenty ceats for
The additional notice Of such non-pAy ment, wi III
Jour cents per mile tor travel IN serying tn e sane
- No further notice OF the Ann aai List is re.
CURED by Law % 10 the foregoing: and all per.
sons assess ed are respectfully requested 70 gov.
ern thelns .lves accordingly. DAVID HOWE.
Collector Fifth COLLECTION District, Msine, swls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREh> William >orwooi 81 pciham. ia
w the county Of Hancock. and state 81 1Ial-c
by Deed OF Mortgage dated ipnl 81 \ - Is7..
Aud recorded IN Hancock County Er.l~itv Wi
40 Page 80. tonycy ed TO Michael AIAuu - .aid
pe,lhasl, two certain Lots OF land situated lu
said Dedh9m being the same conveyed to sald
Norwood by said Michael Mann rs Deed date
April III ls12, ard described : follows viz. he
ginning al the North East corner OF Robert u
Juhuson'- land At -tak. X stone. thence runling
westerly bs -atl John>on's land Ninety tour
rods Ia Beck at corner thence North ljJ Wet
one hundred r. l. to stake & stones thence Eat
Ninety ar roads to corner. thence south l5p r u
bns hundred aois to thr fret mentioned bounds
containing ntv-sIN acres and eighty rods more
or lees. al.o the Lot laying ~ tbs tIst II the
above Described Tot. ana bounded a. follows, 10
Mt. On the North bs land 81 !. 4. Puilip. ON the
ta-i b. laud formerly - J. ~. 4 -. Jonc- on
the south ~ land OF Merrill and others Oh he
West by land 81 X. Il. Johnson, aud the ab.y-
1r-ctilcI lot coHialniL Z two hundred Iinc aud a
hai acres more or les, Tor Ia rthcr particulars
see deed If Aphus Crosby rceouicdin Hancock %
Ke-istIN Vol. lOl Page SIS. And whereas the cor
dition> OF -aIi Mortgage have been br Ken
claim foreclosure tn "uE MICHAEL MANN.
D-ihtm, Aptli 1914 80 Jwl1.
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Commissioners Notice

W l. the subscribers having been appointed by
" the Hon. Parker Tuck, judge of Prob tie for
ne Coun'y "i Hancock, - receive aud examine
the claims OF creditors to the estate OF + n
Kingsley. late Of GoulGsboro Hancock County
deceased represented insovent, he hereby give
notice Thar Fix months are allowed 10 said cTedi.
t"is TO bring in aud prove their clams, and that
we shall attend That service at Samuel Wood, in
OOuldsbore on Wednesday the 9th, day oil June
a"d ON the IN day of August and the irst day OF
november ls12, at the Store eff Dea.y Handy At
Prospect Harbor IN sad town OF Goulds boro
from O'Clock A. NJ. TO O'Clock +. NJ . ON each
day. DANIEL DEA,Y
April 2ith 1871 JOSEPH HANDY Is
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NOn-Resident Taxes

in the town OF Brooksvilie in the County of
Hancock, for the year 1871.
The following list of Taxes on real estate of
Non resident owners in the town OF Brook sville
for the year 1871 in bills, committed to ~
Hawes. collector Of said town, has been returned
by him to me rs remaining unpaid on the Thrift.
eth day Of March 1872, by his certiiic ate of that
date and now remain unpaid, and notice is here.
by given that If the said taxes and interest snd
charges are not paid in the treasury OF the s,d
town within eigh cen months from the date of th,.
commitment OF the SAID bills, 80 muih Of the real
estate taxed. as will be suflieeut to lay tl,,.
amount due, therefor including lnterest and
charges viii Without further notice e suld Al
pubic acution at the town house in said town pn
The fifteenth day Of January. 1873 az ten o'clock
IN the forenoon.
Names. y.x
Michael Holland, House and Land, s3kI
Andrew EthcTidgc on House n LaBdls5O SS.
Road taN. 10
AMOS norr, Tfcasuie
BraoksvIiie. Aptii. 49,. INif
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

So greatly has the stock of short-hOrn
cattle improved under tn hands Of Amer.
lean feeders aud breeders, that English
breeders are now to BE- found smopgot he
durahasara ct ouy puhlie salee.
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For Sale.

A Coasting Vessel Sixty Ave tons n. M-Carries
much Expsnse. Price Eight Hsndred Dollars.
good a, tes taken for whOle amount IL desired.
ser !1rtner particulars esquire u \. II. 4. q. G.
SV"eD, Vssa1os -. oWlo
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PREPARE BY
Or. C. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud analytical Chessists
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHRnH
lyu.

1HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
] all concerned. that he haA been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an xecu.
tor OF the last Will and Testament OF
John Buck, late Of Oriand, il the
County OF Hancock. Trader deceased, BY giving
bond as the Law directs; he therefore requests All
persons who are indebted to the said dece.sed's
estate, to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon. to exhibit the
same Tor sesticment. 3wlss
April 10th 1917.
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and etfec,ually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces g color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL q CO.,
NASHUA. NH
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Medical Notice

I'hE subscriber gives notice that his residence
1 and also Office Is at the Civ Hotel where he
may 1e found, when not absent professionally.
ne oHers his services as Physician and surgeon
" me cltlzens oil the city and county, and hopes
" strict attention to bus ness 10 receive a fair
snare oil patronage.
GEO. n. HARDEN. NJ, d.
Ellsworth Fec. sth, ls7s. u
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HOUSE LOTS, &C., FOR SALE on
REASONABLE TERMS

INHE subscriber has some very desirable
House Lots for sale, egiby situated. and
at reasonable prices. For particulars &c,
call Oh llimat any time. Il f4arry IL
Els sUrth Apru u, 1871 - a
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Every year increases the po,..-
.l-iiy Of this valuable Hair Poo
nation, which is due to M,
LNn. We cln assure orr \.
.a'.nn, That X i, Keep; fully w I.
b.. uish standard ana il i, the uu-
iy rc}.h'e and perfected prepare
tinp tor restoring GEAY OK FApLn
llNEtn IT, Youthful color, making
it SOFT. lu,irnu>, ana ken The
scalp, ~ it. use, becomes white and
clean. ltrclnoycS all eruptions and
dandruT. and. hy it, tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, a, il stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-gland>. Bv its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, il restores the capillary
glands To their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. II is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, n IT requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. \. y. Hayes,
Md, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and consider. it
the BEST PREPARATION for its
intended purposes"
Sod BY all Drao7isfs and Dealers in Medieines.
Price Ono Dollar.
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For Sale.

0NE second Hand Concord Coach III good -.
" pair Iu4uj-. II
March 4stu, Is-2. I4tf GEO, A BYFI,
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Caution.

A Ii persons are hereby forbidden to harbor or
"a trust nv wife Eliza T. Tfedick on my ac-
count as she has without just cause LETT my bed
and board and shall pay no debts Of her con-
rscltiny after this date. JOHN TREDlCK.
Glsworsh, 12d, lS12. Swl7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

Intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
mlrkable cures. SO mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
a TO eiiectually purge out the great cor
ruplions Of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
Tor years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
OF ScrOfiIla, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers. EruptiOns, and eruptive dis
orders Of the skin, TumOrs, BlOtclies,
HOils. Pimples, Pustules, Sores. st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErysiDe-
las, letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head. fingwOrm, and internal Ul-
cerations of The Uterus, Stomach,
ana Liver. 1t also cures other com
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
sin, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrhea, when they are manifesto
tons of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is m excellent restorer Of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
a7petite and vigor of the digestive organs,
iissipates the depression and listless Ian
'rot the season. Even where no disorder
pears. people feel better. and live longer,
cleansing the blood. The system moves
with renewed vigor and new lease Of
~.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
ehectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation. based on its
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ER.
ohe Agent wanted In every county 10 the L
sell Middleton. Pocket C.rn ~b.lIrr r,t.n,,,t
ie'o- 1t shells all lies ofcofu. and can he u-ct
bS any one will last Tor year P-t1u a-icr 40 80
"H"IesHie 70 AseEis, % Gents. Territory tEEE
MIDDLE T-IN 4 ,n.
vi Harrisburg. ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-06

| q negarle una cualidad que todos le reco
nocen, amigos y adversarios.
El Sr. Topete, crealo El Impartial, NJ
necesita que nadie venga q darle leccionel
i de conseeuencia. y pesar de haber acu.
dido en- alzada al Tribunal Supreme dc
Justicia contra su ascenso y de haber he
cho 10 humanamente possible para evitar>
10, el Almirantazgo cumpliendo con Ia
ley, Sc 10 ha eoncedido, ell bizarre Coman-
te de la Blanca hara cuanto dignamente
deba hacer para que las palabras que pro-
nunci6 en- las C6rtes no Sc les echen hoy
en- cara E5 Impartial y sus amigos"
DE conformidad con 10 propuesto por
ell ministro de Marina, de acuerdo con ell
Conseio de ministries, en- virtud de pro-
pues.a del Amir. ntazgo para cubrir va
cante reglamentaria, y con sujecion a 10
determinado en- ell artlculo 10, capftulo 50,
tftulo 1o y regla ga de las disposicio
nes transitoria de la ley VICENTE de as
censos de la armada, vengo en- promover
al empleo de contralmirante al captain de
navfo de primera clase D. Ramon Topete
v Carballo.
Dado en- Palacio prirnero de febrero
de mil ochocientos setenta y dos ANA
deo.- Ell ministro de Marina, Jose NAL
campo.
-Por 6rden del mismo ministerio, de
conformidad con 10 acordado por ell Almi-
rantazgo para cubrir vacantes reglamen
taras, ha sido clarado captain de ma
VIC de Il. clase al de ga D. Demetrio de
Castro Montenegro y Santisso, y promo
vidos, a captain de navfo de primera clase
ell captain de fragata d. Vicente Vial y
Sives, a captain de frsgata el teniente de
navfo de primera clase d. Antonio Viyar
y Gazzino, de teniente de navfo de prime
ra clase ell de segunda D. Francisco Liza
no y Fernandez Oossfo, y promovido q
teniente de navfo de segunda clase el al
ferez de navio D. Fernando Lozano y
Galindo.
Dice El UniuerSal, re6riendose a no
sabemos que cuelpo de policia Sc ,reta que
parece Sc ha organizado con ell mayor 81
gilo:
GEL dia en- que las couculcaciones, la
provocacion y las violencias nos arrastra-
ran q extremes, que ojala 40 fueran nece-
sarios nunca; ell dia en- que vi6ramos afro
pelladas las leyes y mistificado ell sufragio
universal, declararfamos la guerra envian
do una embajada que senalara el tio y la
hora."