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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

Some inquisitive party is raising the
question what Mr.. Barnum of Connect
cut is in Congress for. He never speaks,
seldom votes, and as a rule, is absent
from his seat, and yet he is likely to be
nominated for his fifth term.-Boston
Globe.
We fancy we can tell. He represents
the iron interest. and is kept there by
tariff men Of both parties as high tariff
Democrat, and therefore check upon the
free traders of his party. The iron men
know what they are about. They want
representatives in each of the PARTIES
Chica 10 Post and Mail
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

AFTER q long contest the Civil Ri shts
Bill has finally been passed by the House.
but there is no assurance that it will
become law. 1t was originally Sem
ate bill, but has been so changed that it
is doubtful if the Senate would pass it,
even if it were possible to get il before
that body. There are now in the Senate
30 many important bills pending that it
will be almost impossible to get the Civil
Rights Bill on the floor, and . failure to
pass it at this session will lay it aside for
two years at least, and probably forever.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

Or Saturday last the committee in
the Senate having charge Of the bill for
the organization ofs Territorial govern
ment for the Indian Territory reco-
mended its indeini . p stpoaement, and
this recommendation was adopted. We
were in hope that Oklahoma would be
organized" thus removing q great OBJ
stacle to the commercial prosperity Of
our State. Our friends in the East still
retain great sympathy for poor Lo."
If they enjoyed the expensive luxury of
having him Is a neighbor they would
doubtless entertain different opinion OF
the ''noble red man."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13
B1ArE NEWS.

Forty houses were built in Hia@atha
last year.
Lawrence started in the year 1875
with sixteen saloons.
Keim Is the name of . town to be
started in Trego county.
"Phil," half brother of "Smuggler, {"
was recently sold tor 600.
The editor of the Emporia Ledger is in
full blossom with the mumps.
Rev. !. s. Kalloch baptized forty
converts at Leavenworth last Sunday.
There are thirty thousand head of cat
tie grazing in Barbour and adjacent
counties.
Wichits has discarded her street COM
missioner and the police now look after
the sidewalks.
Parsons says that il railroads were sell
ing at twenty-cents q piece, Chetopa
couldn't buy tie.
: The citizens of Twin Grove township.
Greenwood county, recently made q raid
on rabbits, and took 657 scalps.
The Holton Express understands that
j. w. Sinner. of LeavenwOrth, is to start
paper at HOlton in week or two.
Judge Christiancy, the newly elected
United States Senator from Michigan is
property owner in Paola and Fort
ScOtt.
The Wichita Beacon records the death
Of VIM. Emmons of Cowley county,
from disease, privatiOn and cold. He
leaves wife and four children in q
starving condition.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad
has notified the various roads, parties to
the ''pass agreement" that it has with
drawn from the compact, and will issue
passes to whom it plcases.
A Marion county lyceum has been de.
batting the question, (which is the most
beneficial to the human race, fire or wa
ter" The Indians have settled that
question by a compromise-they take
fire. water"
J. w. Sinner is going to start q paper
in Holtin in opposition to the Express.
Holton needs another paper very badly,
and the present propitious times should
be taken advantage of. The establishing
of more newspapers is the greatest system
of economy that has yet been discover
ed. Nobody can get the art of living on
nothing down quite 50 fine as man who
is compelled to.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13
The Civil Rights Bill.

The following is the full text of the bill
adopted by tn, House of Representa-
tives:
We recognize the equality of all men
before the law, and hold that it Is the
duty of government in its dealings with
the people to meet equal and exact
justice TO all, of whatever nativity, race,
color, or persuasion, religious or political.
Resolued, That all persons within jur-
isdictiOn of the United States shall be
entitled to full and equal enjoyment of
accommodations, advantages, facilities
and privileges of inns, public conveyan.
ces ON land or water, theaters, and other
places of public amusement, subject only
to conditions and limitations established
by law, and applicable alike to citizens
of every race and celor, regardless of any
previous condition of servitLde.
Sec. 2. That any person who shall
violate the foregoing section by denying
to any citizen, except for reasons by law
to citizens of every race and
color, and regardless of any previous con-
dition of servitude, the full enjoyment of
any of the accommodations. advantages,
facilities. or privileges in said section
or by aiding or melting
such denial, shall for every offense forfeit
and pay the sum of $500 to the person
thereby, to be recovered in an
action of debt, with full costs, and shall
also, for every such offense, be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon con.
viction thereof, be fined not less than
$500 nor more than $1,000, or shall be
not less than thirty days nor
more than one year; Porrided, that all
persons may elect to sue for the penalty
aforesaid. or to proceed under their
rights at common law, and by State stat.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

We publish in to-day's paper Col.
Cobb's "reliefbill." This bill was gotten
up by Mr.. Cobb and got through the
House within a week in spite of the
great rush of legislation that is trying
to be forced through before the expira>
ton of the present session. Col. Goblin
this svinced his usual energy and persc-
verence when laboring for the interest OF
his constituents. We predict that his
retirement from public service is but
temporary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

ONE relief measure has been passed
by both BRANCHES Of our Legislature. 1t
provides that counties may vote relief
bonds to the amount of $40, 900, and
those desiring aid can borrow of this
fund. If the people of Allen county
desire id that they may secure seed for
spring planting, under the bill they can
borrow it from the county, which would
suit many better than to receive aid as
q gift.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

SENATOR CARPENTER delivered an
address at Milwaukee on the evening OF
the 9th inst, to a crowded house. He
attributes his recent defeat to the oppo-
sition of the railroads. He paid the Sen
stor elect, Mr.. Cameron, high compii,
ment knew him to be firm and consis-
tent Republican. He urged his friends
to remain true to the party, forgetting
personal disappointments.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

The organ Of the workingmen of
Washington-the Tocsin-says a pleas
ant word for Senator ingalls,, in this
style:
We had the pleasure. few evenings
since, to have a conversation of some
length with Senator Ingalls,. of Kansas,
and we are much pleased with our visit,
finding him q man of broad views, liber-
alitiy for the views of others, under
and willing tn carry out the
wishes Of the people he rerepresents
Kansas has done herself credit by the
selection of such Senator.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

In answer to the inquiries of the in
vestigating committee, Gen. Sheridan
on the 9th inst. in note to Congressman
Hoar chairman of the committee, says !:
The number of persons reported killed
and wounded in Mississippi since 1866
on account of their political opinions, is
2,14l killed and 2,115 wounded. A
fearful state of affairs, if the report is
true,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

Most of the time for the past month,
in Congress, has been taken up with
investigations" the Louisiana question
and the discussion ofimportant measures.
In the House the civil rights bill was the
first on the Speakers table, passed BY the
Senate last winter. The Democrats have
insisted that it should not be acted upon,
and for two months prevented the con.
sideration of all business on the Speak
ers table, as one.fifth of the House can
call for the ayes and nays on motions
to adjourn. On the 4th inst. q
motion was made to 60 to the speakers
table when there commenced q series Of
motions to adjourn and the calling of
the roll for forty hours until the clerks
and members were worn out for the
want of sleer, the Democrats dividing
their force and q part going home and
sleeping while the Others stood guard.
The matter was firmly reached by q new
rule being adopted that will hereafter
prevent one fifth from putting 3 dead
lock on legislation. 1t requires two
third vote to change q rule, but this
change received two more than the re-
quired number.
On the 9Th inst at 1890 the Civil
Rights Bill wasagain taken up. and alters
number of ten minute speeches Ben But
Ter closed the debate on the bill, occupy
ing about an hour. The bill was finally
pas,ed by vote Of 153 to SO. There has
seldom been such scene presented in
the House as on this occasion, all the
galleries were densely packed and hun
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

AND now the Chamber of Commerce
of st. Louis wants that city to have a
U. S. Mint, and have memorslized Con-
gress about the matter. The lower
house of the Legislature of Missouri has
adopted concurrent resolutions to the
same effect.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

In the way of reform and retrenchment
it is.reported that the Treasury Depart
ment has ordered the removal of some
sixty more of the employees from the
News York Custom House. The Secre-
tary of the Treasury is giving that de-
partment;a complete Overhauling.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

ILLINOIS has been state in the Union
for some fifty-seven years, but in that
time has notsbeen able to raise enough
legislators to run the State machinery.
Out of 204 members of the Legislature
only % are members of that State. ILL
nois is completely under carpetbag rule.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

Our Legislature is now upon the last
half of its session, and as yet no bills
have passed both houses except two or
three making appropriations. This
probably is greatly owing to their diff
Guilty in solving the problem of furnish
ing relief.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

The Chicago Journal Gays that the
Wisconsin and Iowa people are vigorous
ly engaged in digging themselves out of
the huge snow banks which the recent
storm piled around their homes and into
their roads. 1t was one of the worst
snow storms known for years. Some Of
the railroads are having great difficulty.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

The debt of Missouri, including that
of counties and towns is said to be $751;
$4,000! 1t takes some 1884, 900 year
to pay the interest on this debt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

A RBcEsr decision Of the Supreme
Court of Illinois is to the effect that the
legal practice of taking q case and d.
viding the profits with the client, is lille
gal, and may be punished by fine and
Imprisonment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13

q. s. SENATOR, w. A. Buckingham,
of Connecticut, died on the 5th inst.
He was born::in Lebanon, Conn. May %.
1904. His term of Office would have ex.
pired March Sd, 1875.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-02-13
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1875.
The subscriptions to the New York
Tribune's relief fund amount 10 $500
day,

The Commonwealth has been sold. F.
P. Baker is now proprietor. About $751;
600 was the price paid for it.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-09

en- la vasta conspiracion contra ell Or
den social? Ell Espiritismo ha venido
muy oportunamente, y es eyilente
que 81 hay nuchos extraviados e llu-
minados en- la secta que no tlenen
mayor malicia, hay habiles que saben
emplear los medios de que Mspone
para llegar q sus fines crimipales. No
aueremos mas prueba que elacuidado
hip6crita que tienen ciertos propaga-
dores del Espiritismo en- apelar al
instinto de envidia del trabajador ru-
raj, al paso que halagan su propension
4 la superstition. Ell campesino Sc
aburrirfa muy presto de los racioci-
MOS abstractos de una metaffsica I'M
pfa; pero Sc deja ficiimente coger
por un fanatismo grosero que habla
4 sus apetitos y satisface su credu-
lidad.
La doctrina espiritista esta conde-
NADIA por la Iglesia, reprobada por
Dios en- las Escrituras, va parar a
la Suppression de todos los cultos, es
contraria a la razon, Y en- fin, tiene
por consecuencia ordinaria ell suici-
dio, la monomanfa y las diyersas for
mas de la enGjenacion mental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-09

car de su casa. Debe tener familia que le
procure. Por aquf no veo ahora coche
alguno nj creo que, aunque los hubiera,
Sc prestar1a ninguno a trasladarle a su
morada que, por 10 visto, estA l@jos.
Los mozos tcmaron d. Cosme por
las dos extremidades del cuerpo El pa
ciente no hiao resistencia. Pero al alzarle,
de sus dedos que -se habian dislninuido de
tamano, y encorbado espantosamente to-
mando las uaas un color azul, Sc despren-
dio una magnlfca sortija de brillantes,
cuyo anillo era va demasiado grande para
Ell dedo que la llevaba. Tom6 esta prem
da Ell conductor, y no queriendo entire
garla 4 los que cargaban al enfermo,
temiendO que Sc perdiese, baj6 y entire
g6sela una hermana de la carload que
contemplate aquella escena desde Ia ven
tana del hospital.
-Hermana, le dijo, esta sortija es del
enfermo que va q ingresar, aupongo que
por pocos momentos, en- este asilo. La de-
posito en- su podcr. me haria v. ell favor
de decirme ell nombre que lleyaba V. en-
el mundo a fin de consignarlo en- mi car
terra para saber en- case necesario quien
confe esta joya que no me perteneceY Ia
pregunt6 despues de vacilar un tanto.
Virginia Prats; vaya V. tranquilo
que Ia sortija no Sc perdera, contcst6.
FL conductor apunt6 ell nomLre, salud6
y subio su vehiculo que parti6 es-
cape. r. s
! Volvamos al hospital.
Tan pronto como D. Cosme fue intro
-ducido en- un cuarto y colocado en- una
CANA, un medico le tom6 Ell pulse, le TOGO
Ia trente impregnada dc up sudog helado,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-09
(Comtiaaacion.)

Todos callaron. Ell vehiculo volaba perc
& los que iban en- 81 les parecia que Ia
distancia que los separaba de San Lazaro
crecia en- igual proportion 81 camino que
recorrian, 49,
Al fin ell coche del tramv{a 10 detuvo
ante el hospital provisional que tanta Inn
preston le habfa hecho a D. Cosme cinco
horas antes
-Vengan recoger un colerico que
hay aqul, grit6 ell conductor.
"A ese horrible hospital no, articulo
la voz desfallecida del comerciante. Ese
es asilo para pobres y 20 soy rico, muy
rice.
Sea V. rico pobre no me importa.
v. no puede permanecer aquf.
--Un coche, dos nail pesos doy .por un
coche que me lleve al Cerro. Un espanto-
80 calambre le hizo caer = revolcarse en-
el fondo del coche. ~
En- esto, dos hombres robustos del hos
pital penctraron-ca uno por una porte
zuela &a ~
-Levalle, les dijo el conductor Y
Vss 10 c9ideu hasta CUE 10 vengaz . bps-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-09

le tento ell vientre que parecia pegado &
la espina dorsal q pesar de la natul al obe-
sidad del enfermo, le hizo desnudar y
descalzar para reconocerle meior y hacer-
le dar unas friegas. Sus manos y pies
estaban arrugados y reducidos, ell azul
que Sc habIa impreso en- sus unas tira-
ba va negro. Despues de hechas estas
operaciones que solo podian presenciar
las personas del sexo del colelioo, y de
haberle aplicado la prirnera cura, ell doc
tor abri6 la puerta y SO encontl6 frente 4
frente con una hermana de la carload
que ALI esperaba.
Senior doctor, le die en- voz baja,
ademas del interes que me inspiran todos
los enfermos, quienes es mi deber au
xiliar consolar en- cuanto en- mis- debiles
fuerzas este, Ia situacion del que V. aca-
ba de yer me ha hecho concebir por 6l
una inmensa simpatla, porque al verle
entrar, cond cido por dos hombres, aban-
donado y moribundo, he recordado una
dc las paginas mas tristes de mi familia.
Hace un ano y medic mi pobre padre
penetr6 en- mn estado analogo y llevado de
la misma manera en- una MANSION de muer-
tc como 6sta. Ent6nces logre sarvarie,
doctor, aunque solo para prolongarle po-
cos meses la vida. SPodre alcanzar ell
mismo resuItado con este senior hacienda
20 por 6l cuanto hice por mi padre?
-Salvele v ei a!ila. hermana, que eli
suerpo es va IN catSver. No creo lie que
de una bora de existeneia
-Pero, reuniendo una iunta de m6di-
cos, trasladandole 4 su casa, pidierd0 1
la cieneia todos sus recursos, no ahorran-
do gaatos nj diligeucias de ninguna clase
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-09
Saris Hermanos.

Hace como tres cuatro meses que 90
ha establecido en- esta Villa un puestO ds
Guardias Civiles que esta prestando gran.
des servicios, principalmente q los que
vivimos en- los campos.
Como las ofcinas de nuestra haciends
Sc halIan establecidas orillas del csmiuo
que conduce Cabo fojo, sufrfamos terri
blemente con los escandalos que daban In
finidad de individ Jos que vagaban ebriO,
por dicho camino, principalmente los Sc.
bados y domingos por Ia noche en- termi
nos de pasar muchas de estas sin dormir,
sobresaltados; pues bien, todo este ha ce.
sado desde que una pareja de sGuardias
recorre menudo estos lugares, tray 6ndO
nos la seguridad y tranquilidad q nuestro
hogar. Tambien han desaparecido en- al.
gunas casas las reuniones de jornaleros
libertosque Sc entregaban juegos prohi.
bidos, de 10 que resultaba que much@
dias de la semana no Sc encontraba con
quien trabajar, y habia una vagancia e..
pantosa. s AL
Rogamos al Sr. Comandanteg del puesto,
no deje de seguir prestSndonOs este servi.
clio, asi como hacemos pdblico nuestro re.
conocimiento dicho Cuerpo y en- part.
cular los Guardias Antonio Perez
Juan Tormos, que con su actividad ce.
10, han hecho ..desaparecer estos abusO',
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-09
ESTADOs- -UNIDOS.
Copiamos de EI Cron;sta:

Copiamos de EI CroniSta::
"Se ha cou6rmado va oficialmente
el nombramierto del arzobispo de
Nueva York para la alta dignidad de
cardenal, que confiere 4 un prelado
ell caracter de principe de la Iglesia
Cat6lica Romano y le acerca al Fro
no Port fcio, del cnal yiene 4 ser pre-
sunto heredero. Esta designate por
Su Santidad ell muy Reverendo Ar
zobispo de Baltimore para entregar
al agraciado ell 5Irete cardenallcio y
pronto Sc pondran en- camino para
esta ciudad desde Roma Monseflor
Roncetti, legado de Su Santldad y ell
conde Marefoschi, encargados de no
tifcar ell nombramiento a! muy re
yerendo arzobispo Nc Closkey. El ar
zobispo recibi6 ell ldnes a medic dia
ell siguiente tel6grama:
%'Al Arzobispo Nc Closkey.
Habeis sido precouizado Cardenal
en- el Consistorio celebrado hoy. Sera
enyiado como legado Monsenor Ron
cetti y le acompanara ell guardia no
BILE conde de Marefoschi Os entrega-
ra ell birrete el arzobispo de Baltimo
re.-Franchi, Cardenal
Los cfrculos ofciales y diplomat
cos de Washington, como quiera que
es ell primer case que ocurre de te
ner un cardenal en- la repdblica, han
discutido en- estos dias, cuales son las
preeminencias y honores que Official
mente han de concederse al nuevo
Cardenal, y sc ha acordado, conforme
q la costumbre seguida en- otros pai-
ses, que ocupe ell primer puesto en-
tire todos los ministries y embajadores
extranjeros Asf, pues, 81 Sc presenta
Sc Su Eminencia ell dia de afo nuevo
en- la residencia del Presidente para
hacer extensive Ia bendicion del So
berano Pontffce al primer Magistra-
do de esta nacion, presidira el cuerpo
diplomdtico, y recibira ofciaimente
ell tratamiento de Eminencia.
En- medic de las afliccones que su
fre Su Santidad por la persecution
mas 8 menos embozada de que es
blanco ell catolicismo en- varios paises
de la vieja Europa y en- algunos del
Nueyo Mundo, no dejara de servirle
de consuelo ell respeto con que aqul
Sc acatan sus decretos, y las ,conside-
raciones de que Sc rodea al clero ca,
t6Iico. La dignidad conferida al arzo
bispo Nc C!oskey es, ademas de un
premio correspondence a sus muchos
y notables trabajos apost6licos, un
testimonio de agradecimiento de par
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-09

una casualidad ha hecho yenir 4 mis- ma.
nos esta sortija que pertenece al enfermo,
Mlrela V. Fs un limplsimo brillante mon
tado al aire y rodeado de otros siete
mas pequenos, pero no menos preciosos
Entiendo algc de joyas fnas y puedo ase
gurar V. que no >habra costado menos
de mil libras en- Londres. Yo creo que. 81
Ia. clencia no fuese tan impotente, en- nada
podria invertirse Ell importe de esta prem
da mejor que en- devolver la saludf su
dueno. :
Dispense ", hermana; fue la curios;-
dad, no la duda 10 que cause mi pregunta.
Ademas Ell enfermo tiene dinero en- .el
bolsllloy un magnlico reloj que encontra-
ra V. en- elcuarto.
Virginia Prats,-l llamaremos as{ por.
que este nombre es va familiar al oue ha.
va leido Ell TEsoRo DE Los PrRATAs-
hlzo una pequena inclination de cabeza
al facultativo y penetr6 en- la habitacion
de d. Cosme Rivero.
Una de las peculiaridades de esta horri-
bic epidemic que Sc llama c6lera-morbo
es que los atacados en- medic de sus tor
mentosos dolores no suelep perder hasta
exhalar Ell 1ltimo aliento sus facultades
intelectuales.
I'll moribundo alz6 sus ojos hundidos v
los clavo en- los de la visitante que Sc ha-
oia inclinado comrasiva sobre eli lecho.
--Senora, lie dijo con VOC debil ca.
yernosa, compadezcase v. de mi. Yo no
tengo Ell c6lera, es una indisposicion de
estomago producida por un almuerso que
me sento NAL y por la mala noche que he
Pasado: me pasarA tan pronto como res
pure 70 la-atm6feFa do mi guiuts J sin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-09

jnO cree V. que habrla alguna espers rsnEa9
Yo pago cuanto sea menester.
Ell medico Sc quad6 un tanto sorpren-
dido al Or esta Ultima Erase, y clavo su
mirada en- la de aquella i6ven cuyo rostro
medic ocuto por la historical blanca toca
de Luis XIV, no hab1a visto todavla di-
rectamente, J al encontrarse-un segun-
do, un segundo no mas porque en- ell acto
los baj6-con aquellos ojes garzos sa :
turados de energia inteligencia, com
prendi6 que bajo aquel humilde traje ne
gro podla muy bien ocultarse una muier
fuerte.
No hay posibilidad en- 10 humane,
dijo ell doctor despues de una pausa, de
resucitar ese hombre. Ell case es de la
peor clase y los sfntomas indican que ell
colera va aumentando rapidamente en- in
tensidad. La vida que lie resta es demasia-
do Poca para que pueda esperar ell perfodo
de reaccion. Haga V, pues, por el sin
p6rdida de tempo 10 que aueda en- ell
6rden espiritual; en- ell temporal no hay
esperanto. Ahora permita v. que mani
tieste mi sorpresa al Or que una her
mana de la caridad, a pesar de su voto
aae pobreza, tenga fondos sufcientes para
costear los gastos dc una cura que, ser
possible, seria cara empleando los elemen-
tos que V. indica.
Un movimiento de dignidad ofendida
rePrimidO instantdneamente fue la prime
ra respuesta.
Doctor, diio ella bajando los CLOS al
suelo con humildad, V. hace NAL en- Greer.
me infraetoraN de los sabios estatutos del
bienaventurado San Vicente de Paul. Yo
soy pObre como 10 fue Jesucristc, Pero.