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The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
&c. .141, and military posts, parks and
cemeteries, 81, ,55S, ,639, against $3.50 867.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds have been re-
corded in the Office of the register of
deeds;
Frank P. Crane, by r. B. Kepley, to
VIM. Swentzel, all of half-breed reserve
No. except right of ways and public
roads, also the following tract, com
mencing at a point on the west line or
KaW half-breed reserve No. Z, where
the center of the Topeka and Grant
Vile highway interSectS the said west
line of said Kaw half-breed reserve No.
Z, and thence running 100 feet to
point, thence 1000 beet TO q stake.
thence due east % feet to a point on the
north bank of the KaW river. thence
southwest following the meandering OF
said river to a point due south of the
place of beginning, thence north along
said west line of said reserve $500 feet
more or less to the place of beginning.
HartWel Knight and Margaret
Knight ct al, by d. n. Burdge, TO War
rem Goddard, trustee, $3.50, lots 144-6-S
on Forest avenue, Wentworth Place
addition to Topeka.
Joel HuntOOn ct al, by r. B. kepley,
to Chas. Patrick, lots 481-3-5-7, 511-13-
1917 Van Buren street, Topeka.
Central Investment company, by r.
3. Kepley, to Chas. Patrick, lots 46S70-
y, 1879 Brooks avenue, John NortOn's
first addition; lot 467 Grand avenue.
same addition; lots 33S-40-46 Pine street
Stilson & Bartholomew addition; lots
404-6-8-10-12 Spruce street. Stilson &
Bartholomew addition; lots 363-5-81-3-
5 Norris avenue, Stilson & Bartholo-
news addition. lots 412-14-16 Prospect
street, StilsOn e Bartholomew addi-
tiOn, and lots 106 and north half of 108
Clay street, Martin & Dennis sub-di-
vision to Topeka.
WARRANTED.
RObt. NJ. Harlan and wife to VIM. G.
Boon, 1915, lot 20Z Fillmore street To-
peka-
Nancy Hunter, Daisy Hunter. Albert
NJ Jones and wife to Edward T. Lucas
and wife, S115, lot 356 and half of lot 354
Norris avenue, StilsOu & BarthoIO-
news addition to the city of Topeka.
Albert Parker and wife to VIM G.
Boon, 81, 500, lot 200 Fillmore street, To-
peka.
James NJ. Holt to J. H. Shaw, 81. 900,
lots 370-2-4 Parkdale, Topeka, subject
to mortgage of $475 to Interstate Fin
ance company.
John +. EllinwOOd and wife to Sarah
NJ. Howard, $1,300, beginning at a point
on north line of Kansas half-breed re-
serve No. +; 10 chains east of the north
west corner of said reserve, thence
south S.27 chains, thence east parallel
to the north line of said reserve 1903
chains, thence north to the center of
Soldier creek, thence north and west
along the center of said creek to a
point chains due south of the north
line of said reserve, thence west 3 so
chains, thence north chains to the
place of beginning.
QUIT CLAIM.
Frank and Chas. Patrick to Bank of
Topeka, $67, lot 126 Buchanan street,
Topeka.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22

Hoisington threw his Overcoat on the
back of the first chair, and looked
about for a place to hang his hat. On
the wall of the car behind his chair
he spied a metal arm pointing down
ward, and his first thought was that
he had found an adjustable hat rack.
In reality it was the conductors air
lever which is used in setting the air
in case of accident to the train. Col.
HOisingtOn reasoned that he could not
pointed downward, and at once reach
ed up with one hand and turned the
lever around, while with the other he
slant he was sprawling on the floor of
the car, the dishes on the tables of the
dining car were rafting and sliding,
and the train came to a sudden stand
still.
Col. Hoisington had set the air and
stopped the train by throwing the lev
er. The rest of the story is contained
in the report of Conductor E. z. Ives
to Trainmaster Saunders of Newton,
which is as follows:
when No of the 11th inst. was
about a mile east of Offerle train came
to a sudden stop. Engineer said some
ore had pulled the air Going into
train I found that a passenger byname
of HoisingtOn of Newton , had turned
lever of conductors air valve in din
ing car The lever was turned down,
and, wishing to hang his hat upon it.
he turned it up so that his hat would
hang. Yours truly.
e. Z. IVES, Conductor"
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
THE COLONEL AND HIS HAT
The Two Together Stop the Santa Fe
Limited With Jerk

A good story has just leaked out on
w. P. Hoisington of Newton, colonel Of
the X. n. G. It demonstrates that no
matter how thoroughly posted the col
onel may be on military tactics, he
knows absolutely nothing about rail-
road equipment
on Thursday afternoon, November
II. Col. HOisington boarded the Santa
Fe California limited train No at
Newton, en- route to Denver. If moth
ing else, this is significant of the fact
that the colonel does not carry a San
ia Fe pass, because free transporta-
ton is not hOnOred on the Santa Fe's
limited palaces on wheels. From
Newton to k-nsley the militia officer
reclined peacefully in q seat of one of
the Pullman coaches. but shortly af-
ter the train passed Kinsley station he
was disturbed in his contempla ton Of
Kansas scenery and the wants of the
inner man awakened by one of Fred
Harvey's white robed black men an
nouncing supper now ready in the
dining car"
The announcement caused him to
pick up his new overcoat and crush
hat to make sure that he would re-
tain possession of thenn,- and start for
the dining car. Had it not been for
his solicitation for these articles of
wear, there would have been no story
to leak out.
On entering the dining car. Colonel
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
IS FEEBLE.
The Grand Old Man Shows
Marked Evidence of Phys
icaI Decline.

London, Nov. 22.-An alarming ru-
NOR regarding Mr.. GIadstOne's health
has been widely circulated in the city,
and forms the principal topic of con-
versation at the various clubs. A dis
patch from HaWarden has been re
ceived cOntradicting the rEmOr and
saying that, although he has been suf-
fering from insomnia for a week past.
Mr.. Gladstone had been able to take d
considerable amount of outdoor air.
Today he and Mrs. Gladstone drove
from the rectory, where they had been
guests for a few days. to the castle.
In a letter from a person who visited
the GIadstOnes on Friday, the writer
says
His mind is as keen as ever but he
has become much feebler bodily, and
now leads what. for him, is a very Sc
dentary life. He seems to have visi-
bly, shrunk in size, and suffers from
shortness of breath. His heart was
examined recently and was found to be
weak in action, SO that altogether the
marvellous old mans bodily powers
seems at last to be on the decline"
In the course of a conversation with
a representative of the Associated
Press, Mr.. George William Erskine
Russell said thai AIr. Gladstone was
coming to London on tomorrow on his
his way to the Continent, where he
would spend the winter.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
ANNIE SHAW'S AMBITION.
She Wants to be a Chicago or New
York Policeman.

Chicago. Nov. 2Z-Rev. Anna H
Shaw wants to be a policeman She
declared herself to that effect from the
rOsfr1n of the Y. NJ. q. A. lecture nall
at the afternoon session of the two
DAYS conference which opened there
under the auspices OF the Natlonal
American Woman Suhrage ASSOCIATION
and the Chicago Political Equality
league For ten years, she said, she
had been fired with an ambition for Of
fee and then expatiating for some min
entertaining a similar yearning, she
announced to her hearers that the OF
flee which she would rather hold than
any other in a large municipality was
that of a common policeman
IF the mayor of this city had the in
sight into the existing sociological con-
ditions which he ought to have and
which his successor OF 100 years hence
will possess he would realize the i'm
pOrtance Of having women represented
on the police force" she said.
When the applause which greeted
this unusual suggestion for municipal
reform had subsided the speaker con-
tinUed
And if he wanted to know where to
find women to fill the positions and fill
them we'll I could tell him. From the
ranks of the Salvation Army and the
American Volunteers could be obtained
on short notice 200 women whose pres
ence on the streets of Chicago in uni
form would do more toward Elimination
of crime than many times that number
of men.
TT is often asked with relation to the
women police idea how a woman would
go about arresting a man. The fact is
that under present conditions few men
are arrested Arrests constitute but
a small part of a pOliceman's 5 duty 1t
ought to be Just as much his duty to
prevent people from becoming crimi-
nails as to take them into custody after
they have gone wrong 1t is in this
direction that the presence of women
on the police department would be
benefit. I would. rather be police Of
6cer in Chicago or New York than
mayor of either city"
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
PENNY PAPER QUITS.
James Gordon Bennett Abandons an
Experiment

New York. Nov. 22.-The Herald pub
fishes the following announcement:
THE Evening Telegram ceases to ap-
pear from yesterday, for the time be
ing, in accordance with Abraham
Lncoln's wise saying that You can
fool all of the people some of the time
and some Of the people all the time.
but cannot fool all OF the people all of
the time
And he was right. The public also
can fool publishers some of the time.
and advertisers can fool publishers
some of the time, and they seem to be
continuing to fool them all the time
But the Evening Telegram does not
proposed to be fooled all the time. An
up-to-date evening paper at 1 cent does
not pay Therefore. those who are
publishing evening papers at l cent
are either fooling the public or fooling
themselves.
AS the Evening Telegram does not
intend to fool itself or fool the public
it has ceased publication until the time
becomes ripe when it can stop being
fooled and stop fooling"
The Telegram was the evening edi-
ton of the Herald.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
CANNOT BELIEVE IT.
Cubans Ridicule the Idea That McKin-
ley Favors Autonomy.


New York, Nov Embarrassing the
dispatch from Washington stating that
President Mckinley'S policy would be
To urge CubanS to accept autonomy,
Thomas Estrada Palma, of the junta
said:
1T is a moral impossibility that the
president of a great nation like this
should in any way uphold the hands
Of Spain and help to crush US in our
struggle for liberty. The idea is ri
dicul0us- It cannot be The Cubans
in cuba and the Cubans in America
have the utmost faith in the admins
tration in Washington"
Eide1 q. Pierra said: "The story
cannot be true The president. secre-
tary of state and the whole cabinet are
too Wei informed to adopt any Cuban
policy. Such talk is profitless.
But whatever happens, We are going
to keep on fighting. We did not begin
this war with closed eyes. We
counted the cost and are prepared for
any obstacle. They cannot prevent
Cuban Independence They may de-
lay it; that is all.
We do not reckon so much on Gu
ba 5 strength as on Spain's helpless
ness As the searchlight is turned on
Spain people all over the world are
coming more and more to realize what
sort of country Spain is. The in
carnaUon of Spanish pride and glory,
the type Of the Spanish hero is General
Weyler.
Spain does not intend to give auto
nomy today any more than she did
three years ago. A meeting at which
the SOcalled autonomy programme was
70 be finally decided upon, was set for
last Monday That morning SenOr
Moret became suddenly and rnysteri-
" postponed and autonomy was post
pODed with it.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
NO NEWS OF ANDREE.
Steamer Victoria. Sent to Search for
Him, Returns

TromsOe. TromsOe Islands Norway.
Nov 22--The steamer Victoria, which
was fitted out by the government of
TromsOe, under instructions from King
oscar, to search for Professor Andree,
and which left here on November 5,
has returned from Spitzbergen
She brings no news as to the where
a abouts or the movements of Professor
Andree, although exploring parties
landed ten times at various points in
Dammand'S Isles.
The Victoria was prOvisioned for
eight months and carried crew of
fifteen men. Paul BjOervig. the ex-
plOrer, was one of the company. 1t is
understood that the expedition would
search DanmandsOeren, Advent bay
Cape Thordsen, Prinz Karlforeland and
possibly Danes Island, from which
point Professor Andree's balloon the
Eagle, ascended in July last in his un-
dertaking to cross the site of the North
Pole According to the programme
then published, the Victoria on her re-
turn trip was to explore the southwest
coast OF Danmandsoeren.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
PORTUGAL WILL NOW PAY.
JudgmenU Given Against Her in the
Delagoa Bay Case

London, Nov pa dispatch to the
Daily News from Pretoria, says it is
understood there that the award of the
Berne tribunal in the Delagoa Bay case
is in favor Of the McMurdo claim for d
sum under 100000 pounds sterling. and
that Portugal has completed arrange
mentS for a settlement.
The Delagoa Bay Railroad company
arbitration, to give il its fun title. is
an outcome Of the negotiations between
Great Britain and Portugal as to the
action of the latter in East Africa. The
company claimed compensation for
the seizure of its line by Portugal on
June %, 1889. The case involved also
the interest of Col McNfurdO The
matter was referred to Jos Blasesi
vice president of the Swiss federal tri-
bunal; Charles Soldan, president of the
council of state in the Canton De Vaud
and Andreas Heussler, professor of law
at BaSle university as aTbitratOrs. the
government of Portugal having pre-
sented the counter claim. To this the
company sent a reply and the govern
ment of Portugal made d reioinder.
There the matter rested for years.
nothing apparently being done Last
July in the house of lords the Marquis
of Salisbury. replying to the Earl Of
Mayo, said the delay in the award was
most extraordinary and added that ne
feared the arbitration would emulate
the delays of the court of chancery.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
The Shortest Ronta

To Southern California is the Santa Fe.
Pullman palace and tourist sleepers
and free chairs to Los Angeles daily
The three-yea boy of J. A John
son, of Lynn Center, Ill. is subject to
attacks of Group. Nr- johnson says he
is satisfied that the timely use of
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy. during
a severe attack, saved his little boys
life He is in the drug business. a
member of the firm of Johnson Bros.
of that place and they handle a great
lung diseases. He had all these to
choose from. and skilled physicians
readyto respond to his call, but selected
this remedy for use in his own family
at a time when his chiId's life was in
danger. because he knew It to be su-
perior to any other, and famous the
country over for its cures of croup
Mr. johnson says this is the best sell
ling cough medicine they handle. and
that it gives splendid satisfaction in
all cases Sold by druggists.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
WOOD WORK COMBINE.
Organization of Fourteen Concerns
Into Gigantic Trust.

Philadelphia. Nov. ga special from
Williamsport, Pa, says: The Ameri-
can Wood Working Machinery compa-
ny has just been organized and viii
control Il concerns, manufacturing
seven-eighths of the wood working
machinery produced in the United
States.
The men at the head of the combine
have been working for a long time t.
reach the point that was attained Sat
urday night the local companies of the
combine closed their plants and no
work will be done in any of them until
next week.
This week Will be devoted to taking
an inventory Of the plants and stock
on hand.
The local members of the combine
are Rowley and Herman, the Williams
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22

port Machinery company. the Lehman
Machine company and Young Bros
The capital of the organization is
IS, 500 600. The nine other firms that
have pooled their issues are: Good &
Walters, Philadelphia: Glencoe Ma
chine company, Brooklyn, y. Y; Hoyt
Bros, Aurora, Ill; Globe Machine com
pany, Chicago, Ill: Fague & Co, Gin
cinnati o.; F. & 3. Hayes Machinery
company, Oshkosh, Wis; Frank Glenn
ents, Rochester. n. Y: c. 3. Rogers
company, Norwich Conn; Milwaukee
Sander company, Green Bay, Wis
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
Want to BuY colo Minea-

Minneapolis. Nov. ga special from
Faribault states that a representative
of French syndicate is there from
Paris to secure from the Orinoco COM
pany, whose headquarters are at Fari-
bault a portion of the gold territory on
it's Venezuelan concessions.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22

Stop that barking by the use Bal
Iard's FIorehound Syrup. 1t arrests
the cough, allays irritation of the
throat and relieves congestion of the
lungs in a day. 1t is safe and pleas
ant to take and never disappoints. Csc
and soc. Geo. W. Stansfeld, 632 Kansas
avenue, and BfiIIer's Pharmacy, corner
Sixth and Topeka avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
Retaliating Duties Not Effective.

New York. Nov "a dispatch to
the Herald from BuenOs Ayres says:
La Preusa, in commenting on the in
crease in duties on petroleum and pine
timber which were made as an act of
retaliation against the Dingley law of
the United States, predicts that the in
crease will not have the expected ef-
feet.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
EJECT shortege Of wichita Official

Wichita, Nov. 22.@The statement Of
Expert Patterson in regard to the Dor
an shortage was made to the county
commissioners today.
According to Mr.. Patterson's state
ment, the actual amount Of Mr.. Dor
ans shortage is $39, 1921
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22

Do not wear impermeable and tight
fitting hats that constrict the blood
vessels of the scalp. Use Halls Hair
.Renewer occasionally, and you will not
be bald.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-22
Fifteen Hours Quicker Time

And many miles shorter distance. in
addition to daily service of Pullman
palace and tourist sleepers and free
chair cars to Los Angeles are a few of
the advantages offered only by the
Santa Fe Route.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-06

va al presidente Cisnero su gobierno, &
quienes compete, de acuerdo las Camaras,
exclusivamente esta facultad, segdn 10 determi-
ma un artfculo de nuestra constitution.
Repito que mi dnico deber es combatir,
manteniendo enhiesto el pabellon de Cuba, evi-
tando intromisiones en- esferas que no son las
mias.2
1nterrogado por ell corresponsal 81 habfa
llegado noticia de Maximo Gomez haberse en-
tablado algunas negociaciones diplomaticas,
contesto que NADIA Saba, a1adiendo, entire otras
baladronadas, que ell pueblo cubano nunca Sc
mostr6 tan resuelto seguir la campafla, nj las
fuerzas insurrectas habian estado iamas en- me-
jores condolences que ahora.
sNuestros hombres dijo Maximo Gomez
estan llenos de entusiasmo por la Independent.
cla de nuestro pals, y, por tanto, Sc opone a
todo arreglo de caracter transitorio
El ej6rcito rebelde ell pueblo cubano
luchan por Ia absolute independence, no de-
pondran las armas hasta haberlo conseguido ,
Respecto la polftica de Mr. Cleveland,
que califco de POGO amistosa para los insurrec-
tos, muy favorable para Espana, manifesto
Ell gener05(sinao no haber nunca confado los re-
beldes en- ell apoyo de los Estados Unidos, no
obstante simpatizar 6stos con la insurrecci6n,
pues al lanzarse al campo los separatistas, solo
contaban con Ia ayuda de Dios con sus pro-
pias fuerzas.-(eEl Tiempo>, de Madrid.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-06

tral de estadfstica; ocdpanse en- ordenarlos 2
mil empleados, que necesitan acreditar una
preparation especial, pasa de 1s5 mil Ell nd-
nero de los INVESTIGATORS agentes que reco-
gen datos acerca de la poblacion del imperio.
Ell Estado utiliza para estos trabajos los sa
cerdotes, maestros maestras de instruction
primaria, sargentos icenciados otras varias
clases que, poca mucha, tienen alguna rela-
cion con ell mundo Official.
-. Esta noche las once contraerAn ma
trimonio en- la iglesia de San Francisco, los
apreciables jovenes don Jose Lezcano Gonzalez
La senorita dofia Maria Rodes Barbosa. Que
sea por muchos af1os.
~ Parte de policfa. - Fue conducido q
la prevention ell soldado rebaiado del Battalion
Provisional namero 8, Ramon Alvitre, por
agredir al nino Genaro Izquierdo, ell cual fu9
curado en- la sala de socorro. Eusebia Estra-
da fu6 curada de una herida que lie ihfrio su
novio Lorenzo Gimenez. Julian Catala di6
parte la inspection de Vigiancia contra
Candido (a) Candita, por amenazas. Condu-
cidos a la prevention por escandalo, Rosalfa
Escalera Y Jose Encarnaci6n Martinez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-06
Una carta de Gordi|s

Nuestro amigo don Jose Gordils nos su-
pllea publican la siguiente carta que hoy ha di-
rl1ido al sefor Presidente del Comit6 local au-
tonomista ortodoxo:
<Sr don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
Presidente del Comit6 antonomfs tade esta
Capital.
Distinguido amigo:
Ruego usted Sc sirva aceptar mi renun-
cia del cargo de vice-presidente del Comit6 To-
cal, con que Sc han dignado honrarme, al
proplo tempo, reiterar en- mi nombre q los
companeros del mismo el testimonio de mi
consideration y afecto personal
Quedo de usted amigo affmo. s. s.
JOSE GORDILS.
Puerto Rico, Mario 6 de 1897.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-06
BB11orEcA DE sLA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERroR1co"

En- coche deuvo deante del hotel
-Es mi madre, sin duda-dijo Candfa,-a quieu CASTOR
haba tendo amabidad de acompanar permdme Vaya
arecbirla.
aej6 dejando Genoveva muy conmovida.
mi siQuera me ha dcho adios!. isl volvera!
Permaneco algunos encavafa en- Ell mlsmo
despues habaciones Una
srvente la esperaba ocador contguo alcoba quiso
ayudara denudar Gambia habfa escogdo mucho cui
que sueldo doble sonora quedaba contena de
ellos
En- uventud Genoveva habfa tendo crfada
servicio acostumbada
que de depedir habitacon la doncea
Pero do que que cubr las aparencas que debfa
comeda enganar odo mundo
la desnudaba ecuchar los cumpdos
doncea hacfa cueo cabeos de ale sobre
todo bancura cutis cumpdos que la pareceron
odoos muchacha aadfa fba amada adlente
mente.
ST. baronesa agrego la doncela ell hotel no
hay ell mas pequeno deae senior haya olvdado
10 ha revsado todo manana ha recorrdo
todas las habitacone ha dado 6rdenes dlez
-Esta bien ha ma-ccntesto la baronesa aparenta do
buen hamor.
Pero la donce que ocupaba arregar ell cabello de
Genoveva argas admira
aguno haba poddo
ninguna Magarita bella ella Pero Genoveva
arreglada la depid6 Despues acerco la
haber encargado.
En- la de mi tia.
Cuantas escogo Genoveva aquellos dias
que habfan precedo boda verlas
riqueza nj de preco No hzo nj movimiento
queterfa hubera prefedo cuartto
tenfa cuando Raimundo Al volverse maquna
mente vo magnfco epeo de entero verse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-06
POZO Y RAMOS
Manatf, Mario 6 de 1897.


Manana, domingo, convoca don Gablno
del Pozo sus correli igionarios de Manatf
don Juan Ramon Ramos en- una hoja
suelta, les promote obsequiarles con una pero-
rata. ... de las suyas.
Este don Gabino debe ser aquel mismo
que, adeudando La Denaocraci0 diez doce
trimestres, permitio que su nombre paseara por
ahf en- las gacetillas de aquel periodico.
no pag6 nunca, que sepamos.
Pero, ESQ ST, Sc declare enemigo de Mu-
noz Rivera.
HOY. -. disidente SECURE.
Don Juan Ramon debe ser aquel mismo
q ouien escuchamos en- la Asamblea.
Mufoz lie dijo, sobre POGO mas menos:
eEn la Asamblea de Ponce, a Matienzo te-
MIA ldstsnao ell senor Ramos por encontl arle
nunca. A mi me aseguraba que iba otra vez
4 la Capital Ueod1edose su b01ader0 0sinaslssto,
Dor no destruir todo 10 hecho
Isl ell senor Ramos la hubiese destruido
entonces, no tendrfa hoy necesidad de Hevorse
su 6omdeYa 0attonomasto.
eel senior Ramos, siendo Director jurfdico
de nuestra agrupacion, declare en- este escenar1o
que d no h0b50 sido nen1cd Catto2eOn1ISt0, y sc
retro en- ell acto, afladiendo que en- su bufete
lie aguardaban asuntos de mayor interes.
Ahora sc muestra celoso de la autonomfa.
Mafiana sera 10 que Dios quierao
A Mufloz lie fatan algunos datos.
Y entire ellos ell de que Ramos fue Ca
puas-ya diremos como-a defender la candl
datura integrista de Alfau.
Es enemigo de Mufloz Rivera iComc
no?
" tales mezquinas venganzas, tales
pasioncillas van cooperar los hberales de
Manatf?. 80.