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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

Ocrats on all matters OF public policy
like changes in tho tariff, but it Ia also
important TO avoid all conditions which
may ia any way embarrass the presi-
dent and his cabinet in carrying out .
complete democratic policy. Tho peo'
ple In the country have demanded this
in an emphatic way, and democrats who.
by reason OF personal jealouaies, would
defeat this object would be guilty OF the
basest treachery to the people and the
party alike.
To control the senate it il necessary
to have forty-five democratic senators,
or ~forty-four with tho vice-presidant's
vote. There will be- fitty-eight holdover
senators after Mr.. Cleveland's inaugura-
ton, and out Of these the republicans
and democrats will each have twenty
eight, leaving the populists two. II
will, therefore, be- necessary for the DEM
ocrats to have sixteen, or better yet
seventeen new senators. OF these, thir-
teen are assured flom the following
states: New York. New Jersey, Ten
nessee, Missouri, Mississippi, Texas,
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Wis.
consin. Indiana, Delaware and Florida.
This would swell the democratic vote to
forty-one, while the republicans, with
their new senators certain to be elected
or already elected, will have a total vote
OF thirty-nine, including the twenty
eight holdovers.
We come now to the interest ing phase
of the situation, the election OF United
States senators in California, Nevada,
Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming and Mon
tana. II democrats do their duty in
California, Wyoming and this state, the
democ. attic vote in the next senate will
be forty-four or a tie with all others,
and with the ce-president's vote as
sure democratic control OF the senate.
With but one lost the balance Of power
will be with the populists, who, as WI
have said, may not be depended upon to
vote with democrats in all party exlgen.
cies.
While the populists hold thu. balance
of power in the California legislature by
three votes, it is understood that they
will unite with the democrats in the
election OF Judge White, the demo-
cratic auous nominee.
The democrats are now in control OF
the Wyoming legislature and a demo-
cratic senator will be elected from that
state.
The responsibility seems to rest with
Montana and if democrats do their duty
here all will be well; il they fail, they
will be held responsible by tho democ-
racy OF the country for not only defeat
ing the will Of the people, but for all un-
fortunate results which may accrue to
the party through their inability to
carry out a straight out policy of a dem
administration. This is the
plain situation and there is no getting
around it.
1t would be a lasting disgrace to the
democracy OF Montana, if, by useless
and causeless tactics Of delay, they left
the way open for the election of a re-
publican United States senator. It
must not be done, and to prevent it
must hold together.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

The failure of prohibition in Maine to
accomplish the desired end has started
a novel scheme, presumably in the inter-
ests OF the inebriate. After he has been
sentenced several times for drunken
ness, it is proposed to give municipal
and court judges authority to have him
Keeleyized, and if this fails, to give him
a years term in the ~penitentiary. While
this might interfere with the constitu-
tional rights OF a nan to drink or quit
drinking, as he pleases, it also illustrates
the high philanthropy which prevails
among the people of Maine. They
might go a degree farther and make all
heretics believers or send them to jail
until their views OF a future life change.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

The calm assurance of Sanders that
he will be elected Is quite in keeping
with that beautiful nerve for which we
have often expressed admiration. The
Sanders nerve is the best developed Of
all Montana resources, but it seems to
have grown beyond all comprehension
during his fraudulent term of office.
Another funk may be added to the
democracy's long list and thus permit
another senatorial steal, but we do not
think the republicans In this event
would play the old king conspirator
twice to win.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13
THE NEXT SENATE.

The importance Of selecting a demo-
cratic senator from Montana can best
be understood by a glance at the figures
and q brief study of the probable COM
plexion Of the next senate. We assume
that the magnificent victory of Mr..
Cleveland, the election OF a democratic
house by a very large majority, the pro-
nounced verdict OF the people in favor
of tariff reform, should combine to i'm
pross democrats with the Importance Of
controlling the next senate. 1t is like
wise assumed that ~populist and indie
pendent senators will vote with dem
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

1'HE really smart politicians, after al,
are Power and Carter. Power knows
the burden OF a stolen ~senatorship and
Carter has seen enough OF II to know
that the bsst way to avoid wrong 10 to
keep away from the smiles OF the
temptrees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

The Rochester Herald observes that
"truth crushed to the earth eventually
gets there with both feet" The War
Horse might occasionally recall Precinct
81 by FASTING this in his hat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

The country has heretofore rejoiced
because the i~nfiiction Of Col. Elliot +.
Shepard belonged to New York, but
his opposition to Sunday opening Of the
Worlds fair suggests the fear that he 10
becoming = national nuisance and must
DO suppressed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

THE death OF Senator Kenna OF West
Virginia seems to assure the reelection
Of Senator Faulkner, a probability that
will cause much satisfaction to Montana
democrats who have heard the distin-
guished West Virginian and know his
wNrkh
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

New YORK, Jan. l2.-"Ktd" Hogan, the
bantam-weieht, of Brooklyn. and Dolly"
Lyons, of this city. were matched tonight
to battle before the Coney Island Athletic
club. Fec. 6, for a $1,000 purse and n side
bet of $500. Ihe battle will be q prelimi-
nary event to the finish contest between
Australian Billy Murphy and JOHNNY Grit
I'm, which will be for q purse of Sc, 600 and
the feather-weiRht championship belt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

THE situation is a~nxiously watched by
the Box Elder Crees. In justice to
them tho republicans should not only
work to repeal the laws barring half
breeds from voting, but change the
statutes SO that bribery can be carried
on with less fear Of detection.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

The two houses of the Kansas legisla-
ture are occupying the same room, but
it is believed that the republicans will
soon be looking for FURNISHED apart
ments" as the governor is q good man
and o populist.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13
A Grain Block d

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-As a result Of the
carly marketing of grain by the farmsrs
and a light export and shipping demand.
there Is a grain blockade in this city, with
little prospect of relief. The elevators are
full To the roofs. and /, 800 loaded cars are
on the side tracks. for which theie IL no
storage capacity. Some roads are refusing
further shipments of grain for this CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

The Inter Mountains enterprise will
soon extend to this eide OF the range in
the shape OF a night school for populist
members. Col. Ginx will open with q
course of lectures on "How to vote, who
to vote for and why?"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

ia taken 40 a sign Of his appointment to
the next cabinet. This may do Tor VII
lard, who a afford 1t, but IL you have
a good business don't drop II In antici-
patton of an office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

In the course of a debate I'VE the an
nexation of Canada, one citizen of De-
troit recently killed another. The stu
alton is getting serious and if the ques-
ton is to be solved on these lines
Canada will soon be considering the an
nexation of the United States.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

Col. JONES, of the st. Louis Repub-
lie, kindly saves Nj. Cleveland possible
annoyance by declining a cabinet ap-
pointment. He is the first colonel to
decline an Office and may be the last.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

The caucus was intended to be a safe
accordance with the popular will. Is it
reserved for Montana democrats to de-
feat both?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

A MEMORIAL to the legislature on the
questions OF irrigation and immigration
should be Il part OF the proceedings of
the Farmers convention at Great Falls.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

WHETHER the next United States
senator from Montana will be q demo-
crat depends on the democrats.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13
rErMs or s-uascRlpr1oN.
HELENA. MONT, JAN. Is. 1898.

W Montanians abroad will Away. ind The
DAILY INDEPENDENT On file ut their fAvorits
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York; West, Minneapolis: Baldwir and Palace
san Francisco; McDernott, Butte; Leland Hotsl.
oprinzfeld, Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

AN open letter from Speaker Mat
thews would advise the Inter Mountain
to take it's medicine and try the rest
cure.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

Cook should either be promptly i'm
peaohed or be given power to choose the
United States senator as we'll az the
legislature.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13
2
BATH! :

Then be sure you have only the
finest of Soaps, the cleanest of
brushes, and especially a new
Sponge.
Speaking of Sponges reminds US
of the man who had a 1O-gallon
keu filled with cider and was
charged for AZ gallons. He didn't
mind the swelling of his Order" he
said, SO much as 1.-THE strain on the
kea." You can swell a sponge and
the strain never affects it. But If
the Sponge is not clean, the strain
on your nerves is something
fearful.
WE expect to swell our sales OF
Soaps, Brushes and Sponges, Tor
the bath, this week, without any
strain on your po~cketbooks Very
low prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

The plotting War Horse is q good
slayer, but is clearly ou~tclassed this
year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

THE reported retirement of Hen ry
Willard from the Northern Pacific board
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

Remember that all winter underwear will
be sold this weak at a discount Of % per
cent at The lee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-13

The great annual January clearing sale opens
at Sands Bros. saturday, Jan. IL, 1888.
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Bantam Weights Matche ed

bargains in every line during the present weel
at The Bee Hive.
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Wood SAFE per cord in two cord lots. J. H.
Boucher, agent, l.. & L. block, Sixth avenue;
telephone ISL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15

Idem, idem -Telegramas &c
/ Londres hacen Greer que Ia discussion
del Bill auton6nicc ocupera a4n tres
semanas mas. Los unioni-tas se pro
| ponea obstruccionar la discussion para
obiiaar i cue en- Setiembre Sc prorro
que cl Parlsnento II Gobierno IN
tcnta decrctar una suspension dentro
de seis semanas. que durara hasta No
vicmbre, discover Ia Camara des-
puc 4e ser votado y aprobado parte
del : 3grana de Newcastle. es decir
del Bill autonomjco.
Los duqaes de York han destina.lo
d las famillas de las vlctimas del Vic
toria Ia suna suscr,ta por los narinos
para hacer 4 aquciIos IN regalo 6e
boda
Sc Ia quemado un dep65ito de ma
dera en- Liverpool con pcrdidas de
5000, ,OCo.
Alemania y Russia Sc estan hacien-
do una cruda guerra dc tarifas adua-
neTas.
Sc ia reuoido en- Zurich el Con
greso Socialista International, con
dcIcgados de rs paiscs, entire cilos
20 ineIescs acaudillados por Mr.
Kier Horde. mien1bro del Parlamen-
to
Idem, ldem 5 : Telegratian De
Londres que es extraordioaria la "a
pidez con que Sc han aprobado Va
rios articulos del Home Rule, habien-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15
IA PAELLA

Baio 81 parral de entrotejida frond-
Go amarillo los grauos revestidos.
aparece i los o5os sorprend:ios
Ia cazue!a nagnIics redonda
Brinda 81 cuencs barnizada Y hoad-
con una eaciclogeata los sontidor.
arociardo las aves de los nidos,
cunchas J peces de Ia m6vil onda.
Ascionde Ia cuchara de MADEIRA
coronado De arroz al lab;o hanlbriento,
que codicioso ia asreoata entera.
/ ra:entcas traca el rico oondipaentu
salyo, rag de los piatos. voeifera,
saive eapanoE ( insigne Tnonnnento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
DE ADJUNTAS

Debiendo procederse con toda actividad,
Il la recaudaci6n de las contribuciones, con
oue aparecen a1n en- descubierto contriou-
yentes de este termino municipal, hallando-
Sc vacantes tres plazas de Comisionados de
apremio, Sc convocan aspirantes, fin de
que, aquellos que las interesen, presenter
sus solicitudes en- Ia Secretaria de este Ayuu
tamiento, desde la fecha de la publication
de este anuncio.
Adjuntas, Agosto de 1898.
&c JOSE GARRTGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15
kx

La EMULSION DE SCOTT rs UN
.liunfo - los ana'e= le la 'Isimica de Il
terap@G-iea
Rio-Piearas, Pc REQ, MARI - lie l881.
Se1oses Scott y Boscne.-,.iuy se1ores
-a.os "a les 35 aHos que cuento de ejercl
eio de = profession mGdica 10 tonido M
eha7 oportunidades para persaadirme &C !.
atiiidad ventaias del nso del aceite Ga +:
gado de bacalao, De los hipofosftos de
al y de sosa en- las enfermedades fubercn
tosas, t.sls, escrofulosis, raquit;smo cor
eeei6a de todo or.gen Y era ID esperarse
q1o Ia s.soe!aeioa q aqueilos n4edicaneutot
5iera q ns..Tlo ideatico rcsu.tado. Ae5 liz
-ucedido caa Ia Emulsion cue ustedes pre
aaran. cpando lss indicaciones cue a reel
Iaau sc .lcIan racionalnento.
10 tengo difcaltad en Greer = proclau.r
sae q prodGcto g nstedes es IN triunfo ~
ios an4!ea de "a qa(n.ea Ia torapsutioA
Con scntinientos de oonsidarac.6n resne
t. tenGo q honor DC suscribirrne de ustede.
ateLto :. ;. .. b. 5 NJ
Dr.. \. dtano, d d Cniyersi6a3 &c g.
acas (Neaerrela.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15

glaterra, seria uno de los mayores pc
ligrc para Ia prosperidad de Cuba.
F nor Maura hablo en- defense
de .c4 presupuestos generates 81
discu fue breve y de un espiritu
muy liberal.
FL seflor Romero Robledo cree que
durante las vacaciones de las Cortes,
es possible un arreglo entire el senior
Maura los diputados de UnI6H Gems
hfacl0nal, hacienda estos algunas con-
cesiones
Sc habla de conferencias entr~ los
senores Villanueva y Romero Roble-
do de consultas hechas la Haba-
ma, sobre las bases del arreglo.
La comision de medicos que salio
para la Coruna-como anuncie el sa-
bado-informa que los casos en- el
Pindo no son de colera, sino de cole
rfna y que obedecen d desarregIos
digestivos naturales en- la estacion.
Algunos periodicos de Madrid in
sisten, sin embargo, en- que Sc trata
del colera = piden con urgencia pre-
cauciones extraOrdinarlas.
FL informe mGdico Sc ha comuni-
cado al extranjero telegrafcamente
Idem, Agosto Io-El senior Rome
nero Robledo sali6 aver para San
Sebastian. FL senior Villanueva y
otros diputados de Un16n Conshcf0-
nal. fueron despedirle d la estaci6n.
FL seilor Romero cree que la orga-
nizacion de un partido reformista en-
Cuba no es temible para el C0HStitn-
cionaL, Porque el primero esta llama
do disolverse en- cuanto caiga el
Gobierno del senior Sagasta.
Idem, idem 2-El sefior Condo de
la Mortera ha consumido el primer
turno en- el Senado sobre los presu-
pueetos de Cuba.
Dijo que era inexplicable la con-
ducta de la Drectiva de Union Cons
ttuciOnal, al manifestarse hostil al Sc
nor Maura, habiendo aplaudido los
presupuestos enganosos del senor Ro-
nero Robledo, que tanto desconten-
to causaron en- la Isla.
Manifesto tambiGn la esperanto de
la union del partido Constitutional en-
Cuba, aceptando la derecha as rotor
mas.
Declare que la participation que
tienen los empleados de aduanas en-
las multas al comercio, era indirecta-
mente una causa de inmoraldad y un
perjuicio.
les cierto-dyo-que algunos en-
pleados no necesitan con este de ha-
Ger negocioS; pero en- cambio extreman
iniustamente las multas al ComerciO,
porque entonces el aegoc50 esta para
ellos en- otra parte-"
Pidio la iibre venta del tabaco Ella
Dorado en- Ia Peninsula, como unico
medic de salvar esa industria amena-
zada de muerte.
FL sefior Maura contest0 al Conde
de la Mortera brevemente, prone
tiendole que estudiaria las retormas
que acababa de Proponer.
FL sefior Salmer6n ha tenido una
larga conferencia con el senior P, y sc
cree que los diputados republicanos
saldran Il retraimiento, para COM
batir IL .;forma del reglamento del
Congress.
FL Pais publica un energico arti-
culo contra la vuelta de los republi
canos a las Cortes.
La Justicia considera que seria IN
paso dtil.
Ell Liberal contin1a atacando /
senor Maura en- terminos viole s.
Idem, idem 3-Los diputados de
Tni6n Constitutional han obtenido del
senor Maura que Sc aplace la discu-
sion del plan de reformas, hasta que
este conclude el articulado
Tambi6n Sc dice que han obtenido
en- ell plan algunas concesiones. Esta
fue Ia combination que anunciG, opor-
tunamente, hecha por el seIlor Rome
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15

70 Robledo antes de salir de Madrid
y sobre la cual s. teleerai6 4 Ia la
bana.
En- el Ministerio lie Ultramar *
guarda sobre 81 asunto mucha reserva
Los peri6cicos de Madrid dicen Gn;-
camente que el obstruccionismo dc
los carlistas los constitucionaIes dc
Cuba, ha obligado al scnor Sagasta )
este arreglo. dado 10 avanzado de IA
estaci0n, para que pudieran aprobar
Sc los presupuestos de Cuba antes de
que Sc cerraran las Cortes
Seg1n E2 Literal. el senor Maura
vacila
Los prcsupuestos han sido aproba
dos, despuGs de habcr respondido en-
ell Congreso el senior Maura al senior
Cos Gayon que hasta la conclusion
del articuIado. no Sc discutirjan las
reformas.
Por haberse aprobado 81 RegIanlcn-
to del Congrcso, los republjcanos per-
maneceran retraidos.
Sc anuncia en- Londres que ha apa-
recido ALI el c6jera. Los pcriodicos
piden al Gobierno mcdidas de rigor
La prensa repuolicana insiste en- que
no es colerina la cnicrmedad sospe-
chosa dc Ia Coruna. Seg1n La Co.
1yespoade3acjo de Espajza ha desapare-
cido todo tenor de c6lera en- GaIicia
Idem, idem 4.-Los diputados dc
Onion Constitutional, Sc jactan dc h4-
Der obtenido un gran triunfo sobre el
senor Maura con el ap!azamiento de
la discussion del proyecto dc re1ormas
Sc MEGA que el Sr. Maura halIa
acordado ninguna modification i'm
portante en su plan.
Sc espera de I'm momento otro
Ia suspension de las Cortes,
Idem, idem 6.-LG Epoc0 ataca de
nuevo al Sr. Maura y al gobierno,
fundandosc en- IN telegrama que el
Sr. Elises Monies ha dirigido al Sr.
Villanueva manifestdndolc que en- Ia
inaguracion del Ctrculo Ye/oymiSta, SC
pronuciaron discursos atentatorios q
la integridad nacional
La Epocn dice, one ST en- Cuba hay
un movlmieto separatista, eI 81, Maui
ra sera eI responsible.
Idem, idem z.-COrrc 81 rumor dc
movimientos republicanos en- Valen-
cia y dc desordenes anarquistas en-
Barcelona.
Idem, idem Ola llegado San
Sebastian eI Ministro de la Guerra,
General Lopez Dominguez. En- el
camino fuG apedreada y silbada una
comisi0n que Sc dirigi6 al anden a
saludarlo TambiGn Sc prohrieron al
gunos gritos contra el General
En- la Coruna contin1a Ia agitacion
contra el Gobierno. Aver circularon
clandestinamente algunas proclamas !
Contin1an reforzandose las guarnicio-
nes en- esa provincial.
Core el rumor de que en- el PindO
contin1an los casos de coIerina.
Los peri6dicos repubiicanos Sc ma
nifestan llenos de indignation por
los rumorcs que corren de intentos
sediciosos entire sus correligionarios
Crece el descontento en- eI ejerci-
to en- toda Espana. La prensa mill
tar protesta de los planes del Minis
tro de Ia Guerra.
ExTRANJERos (0<a San Tbomos)
New York, Agosto 5-Seh anun-
ciado ofcialmente en- Paris haber &C
sado 81 bloqueo dc Bangkok.
En- Leicester, Inglaterra, Sc ina SEN
lido aver un temblor de terra.
Comunican de Dublin que el par
lido parnellista ha acordado rechazar
ell Bill de autonomia.
Las maniobras navales dc la escua-
dra inglesa en- el mar del Norte han
terminado por la total derrota del
escuadron rojo, aImirante Taifax, por
el escuadron azul, almirantc Titzroy
que rcpresentaba ell enemigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15
FL c0HETE DE LAGRIMAs

Lanz6s8 assdan 10 extension sombrts.
; sra al keodar el csfro sonaape,
II surtidoe de fuego palpitante
cue sn 81 Gosel de- cielo Sc enFolvia
Viva su luz como Il luz de- dia
atraves6 los aicee fulgurante.
caandc IL luna en- 81 azu! radisnte
como rosa lie niovo sc eotreabrla.
Perdiose suego au aaplepdor ro1izp.
sigai6 fuGaz cual rasdo meteoro.
; al fn surgjo como candente RIO,
Par6 de Pronto 81 silbar aonoro
Y tsorando potente, &c deshi7o
81 m raa3a. De lagrimaa de orc
,SaEuador R.eeaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15
ALMOTACENAZGO
Ell 3er. DIS 1T O

S4gtin Sc ha servido disponer ell Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador general de la Provincial, la
comprehension annual . periodical de pesas
rneddas en- este termino municipal de Pom
~, comenzara en- 16 del presente mes y de-
bers estar terminada en- de Setiembre
or6ximo. Lo que Sc hace p1bico para Co
nocimiento de los interesados.
Articulo "a del Reglamento del ramo :
Estan obligados 4 la comprehension todos
suantos necesiten hacer uso de pesas J
medidas, incluyendo las o6cinas de Adm6n.
pdbica, provincial y municipal; comercian-
tes, industriales, mercaderes, profesores,
constructors de pesas J medidas J los que
sc ocupen en- su venta.
Ponce, 9 de Agosto de lS93.-El Fiel
Alrpotacen, Alberto LdcdSG. mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-15
PRODIA.

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Il Padre Diaz, tuviera
otro lego, J este fnera
nucko mas lego que se16l,
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lie empaQuetar mercarcl-e.
rapieto do tontersae
N sermon, este sermon
f1era, Pin compar2cion,
me}or cue a ael Padre Disz.