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The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
PROSPEROUS INSTITUTION.
The University Of Maine Has
Income of 100000.
so President Hsrri. Told ma..aehu.
setfs AIumni

Boston. February s.-with an outburst
of enthusiasm from half hundred son
OF the University Of Maine, the guests of
the Boston alumni wers greeted tonight
at the eighth reunion, in Young's Hotel
Tns spesohmahing followed a feast Of
good things. as this in turn had followed
business nesting at which Il Y.
S0uthard OF Boston was chosen president
The toasts were proposed by President
Southland, and the responses were by
President Harris on "University Upin-
ion"; Hon. Henry Lord Of Bangor, pres
ident OF tine hoard of turstees of the uni
versity Hon. u. Is. Minsiow OF Portland,
Hon. Isaiah X. Stetson Of Bangor, ).
nald OF Amherst, ID. h Lewis, of the
college athletic committee, and p. Il
Mccarthy, representative or the under.
graduate body of this uni veIsity
President Southard spoke on the work
OF the smaller colleges OF the country,
and the personal friendship possible be-
tween students and instructors.
Ex-SpsRker LORD OF Bangor spoke In
laudatory terms of President Harris OF
the university, and his work In develop
ing the institution,
Ex-Spesker Isaiah X. Stetson OF Ban
gor, treasurer of ths college, pzid a glow
ing tribute TO DIR. Harris, referring to
OF broad ideas"
T.. E. Mccarthy read a set OF resolu-
tions adopted by the undergraduates
thanking the alumni for their asfistanoe
In obtaining athletic facilities. DIR. q
4. Lewis Of the athletic committee gave
a talk on the Rthlstic work OF the stu
dents. He said efforts were being made
to secure an experienced coach for the
university. President Harris gave a sum
mary OF the changes In the college facul-
ty and courses OF study. He said that at
present there were 67S alumni and one
fourth OF rhss Q had been graduated In e. q
past five yearF. President Harris STATE d
that spanish and Industrial ohsmiit y
had been added 10 the curriculum, that
the library now contained over 20 90
books ami the income OF the college Is
500 O0O year. The students last yssr
contributed Sll00 for the athletic fund,
Letters OF regret were read from the fol-
Iowingi Ex-Governor Henry B. Cleaves
Of Portland; Hon. Andrew =. Wiswell,
chief tustics OF this Supreme court of
Maine; George Il. Gardner, dean OF the
university of Maine law school; Hon. Z.
IL. Prince, Augusta; Hon. W.. ii.
Taylor, hockland, Me-, associate Justice
OF the Maine Supreme court; W. q. Fer
nald, ex-pregident OF the University OF
Maine; Hon. A. A, Burlsigh, Professor
O. ii. Fernald, Amherst; Hon. Lyman
v. FarnswoTth OF the Maine Legislature; ;
Prof. Ralph x. Jones, OF the committee
on athletics; ex- Attorney General Vim.
Il. Hainas of Waterville.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
EDICT WAS CHANGED.
Chinese placed Blame for Trouble GU
Native Christians.

Pekin, February s.-The foreign ENJOYS
met this morning to consider the ediot
presented by the Chinese plenipotsn-
tiaries. regarding the suspension OF ex-
animation for five years and also the
punIshmante OF officials guilty of not
having suppressed outragea ON foreigners
L hey objscted to the wording OF the edict
which made 1t seem that the troubles
were entirely due to the acts OF native
Christians Satisfactory in other respects
1t was altered to suit the views OF the en-
yoys and was then returned to the Chi
nese plenipotentiaries.
1t is reliably reported that more than
20 900 Mohammendans have reApppeared
in Pekin during the last four weeks,
with the object Of creating disturb
ances during the Chinese celebrations at
new year. The Germans have according
ly Issued an order that no one shall walk
alone and no one go unarmed. The more
widely known the demands OF the for
eign envoys ara among the Chinese, the
more the belief spreads that the court
win not accent them, especially the de-
mand for the punishment OF Tung Flu
HisaDg, who practically controls the entire
Chinese troops separate from the troops
with the court aud who IL now In the
province of Nan Su. With Prince Tusn
he would bs able to hold out for an in
definite period
The opinion Is gaining ground among
the generals that possibly "a spring cam
paign against the province OF Shen 81,
will be necessary.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
OTHERS INVOLVED.
Manila business Men Have Been Aiding
Insurgents.

Manila, February - Since the arrest
of Theodore Carranzs and ID. NJ. Car
man former Californian who are
charged with furnishing supplies to aid
the Insurgents. evidence has been rapidly
developing, tending to show that not the
Carman company alone, but many bust
ness men in Manila, have been having
relations with the Insurgents The secret
service officers today brought from Pag-
sarjan the natives Cosme, Almonte and
Llamos, members OF General Cables in
s1rgent committee in that district.
The papers found on them were so uer-
sonally discriminating that they were held
to divulge damaging information con-
oerning Carman and theirs not arrested.
Cosme acknowledged he was Calman's
PARTNER in tnsurgent trading. The police
learned that Fabella, an ex-president and
ally of Carman in his LaRuna de Bay
dealings, has $40, 600 In insurgent money
deposited with the Spanish Filipino bank
at Manila The officers contiscated this
money. Manager Balbas of the hank,
who had loaned Carman considerable
sum OF money without security is under
suspicion.
New patches OF inoriminating evidence
were received by the provost marshal to-
day.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
MRS. NATION BACKED DO WN
Famous Joint smasher Lost Her Nerve
For First Time.

Topeka, Kas February 6.-Mrs. Carrie
Nation, the temperance crusader is al
legged to have hacked down last night for
the first time since she started out to de-
stroy the Illegal traffic In liquor in Kan
sas. About thirty of her followers had
gathered in secret to arrange a night raid
on a Topeka Joint +" Tne women had
been promised the aid of several male
students at Hashburn college, who were
20 come to town armed after midnight
and personally take part In the raid, and
also ssa that the crusaders were not mo
Tested.
1t was decided to 20 out at 8 a. m. and
demolish every ''joint'' In town. Sudden.
ly, when everything seemed to have heen
satisfactorily arranged Mrs. Nation b.
gan TO put on ner wraps and said she was
going home. Instantly her followers were
In an uproar Expressions OF surpriEe
quickly were followed by words OF con-
demnation. Finally one woman who had
spsnt greater part OF. the day coliectlng
hAtnhets and soliciting aid for the
crusaders rushed TO Mrs. Nation and
shaking her list in the Wionita woman .
face shouted: You're q coward Mrs. Ma
elOn you re a coward"
al am not a coward" shouted Mrs.
Nation. II will go this minute with any
one woman ana smash Joint.
A dozen women loudly expressed their
desire to go with the leader. But Mrs,
Nation again changed her mind, saying
she was tired. added IL is stated, "the
Lord does not wish me to go tonight,
and without further ado left the room,
While the women stood in little groups,
discussing with wonderment their lead.
er's action, Mrs. Nation, accompanied
only by reporter, made the rounds OF
the "joints'i to satisfy herself that all
were closed. Tns. keepers, apparently
anticipating a raid, had closed and barrf'
cadsd their doors and at midnight Mrs.
Naticn went home.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09

A conferen ce OF the anti-Tammany or
carnations was held in New York ysster-
day and a committee OF sixty was ap'
pointed to aid in encoinpAsslng 1Ani'
many 3 defeat.
1t Is rumored that Crown Prince Fred
erick William OF Prussia, VIII marry
PrIn CESS Ena OF Battenburg, daughter of
Prln cess Beatrice.
IL is said that MIR. Carnegie VIII re-
oeiye $500 for every $1,000 share of stock
In his steel concern and small stockhold-
ers will be made the same offer. The
deal In wolves a quarter OF billion dollars
Mrs. Carrie Nation took a train for
Des Moines, Iowa, last night.
The Colorado HOUSE voted to return
to capital punishment Yesterday.
The Atlantic and Western Telephone
company has sued the Bell company for
$50, coo, COO for infringement OF patent.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
CHINA MUST AGREE.
No Option Lsrt As To PanisAment of
Boxer Leaders.

Boxer Leaders.
Pekin, February THE Chinese pleni-
potentiaries have telesraphed to this court
the smands of the ministers and are
awaiting u reply From remarks made
BY both Prince Ching ana Ii Hung
Chang it is evident they think the court
Will carefully consider the conditins pro-
posed.
1t has been strongly intimated to the
Chinese 10y more than one Of the foreign
ministers that China must agree ID the
conditions and accept the un pleasant
consequences. lt is pointed out that the
powers are not animated By vindiotive
motives, as, had they been, they would
have insisted upon the deoapitation Of
both Prince Tuan and Duke Ian.
Prominent Chinese think the appoint
ment or Chang Po Hsi to nrooeed 20 Eng
land to offer ChtnA's coincidence on the
death of Queen Victoria Is a slight offered
to the foreigners, as Chang 20 Hst Is
practically unknown outside OF his own
province, where ne Is literary chancellor.
They think Su or some other royal Prince
should have bsen sent.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
TRADE DEVELOPMENTS FAVOR
ABLE.

New York, February --Bradstre ct 8
tomorrow Will say: Trade developments
this week, aside from those connected
with rumoIed combinations in great in
dustries, OF which 1t seems as yet too
early to speak authorltatively, have
been IN the main favorable. Several lines
OF trade and many staple prices show ir-
regularity. but this is probably no more
pronounced than usual at this season
OF the year. The feature or the week In
dlstributiye jobbing llnes has been the
growth of spring demand in ths south
and southwest
Business failures for the week number
245, against sSS last week, and 2Sl in
this week year ago.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
OTHERS INVOLVED.

Worcester, Mass, February S.-Bank
Examiner Sayles, whose complaint caused
the arrest or Geor ge NJ Foster, former
cashier OF the South Danvers National
Bank, intimated tonight that Boston
nan, who is a member OF several cnrpor.
ations, was indirectly implicated In the
amount OF 500, 900.
From MIR. 5syles' statements the idea
might be gained that he did not believe
Louis Steinleld, the accused oucsr OF
ths United Tanners Glue Company.
directly responsible for the present condi-
tion OF affairs.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
FREIaAT HusINEss TIEp UP.

Bangor, February S-Ihs b. and A.
freight business is completely tied up on
account of the snow and on Thursday
there were ninety cars stalled In the yard
at Millinocket and forty or nifty more at
Milo and HRrtwell. The railroad men
have been working twenty-rou hours on
a streton without thinking OF sleep and
some OF the crews are about worn out
There seems to be no prospect OF an i'm
provement In the situation until the
wind dies out or all the snow is blown
out into the Atlantic.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09

csives as land agent $500 a year. as
forestry commissioner 500 ami S2oV -
fish and game commissioner. ne receives
no fsss and charges only for the aasaA'
labor in making certineu copies - uVoe.
ments o. ME In his Office, the total not
exacosding sra year.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
NOMINATIONS HELD UP.

Washington, February S.-The Senate
COMMITTEES on military affairs today
agreed to report favorably the nomina-
tion of MAJOR General A. Miles to be
Lieutenant General ana also the three
nominations TO the offioe of Major Gener-
al under the army reorganization bill.
Ali the nominations to be brigadiers also
were favorably acted upon except those
OF General Leonard Wood, General Fred
ID. Grant and Gen. Franklin Bell. These
three were held up in order to permit
further investigation.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
PILES CURED WITHOUT THE
KNIFE.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles,
No cure No pay. All druggists are authorized
by the manufacturers OF Pazo Ointment 10 re-
OF piles no matt r Of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six days; the worst cases In
fourteen days. One application gives ease and
rest. Relieves itching Instantly. This ts new
discovery and is the only pile remedy sold on
positive guarantee, no cure no pay. Price SOC
ot your drug list don't keep 1t In stock send US
soc 10 postage stamps ana we will forward
same by mali Manufactured by Paris Medi-
cine Co., St Louis. Mo. Manufacturers OF
Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
TO BUILD SEVEN MASTER.

Bangor, February The announce
ment is made hare that John =. Gordon
will build this year In his yard at Frank
ito, Ma, a seven-maeted schooDer, tbs
tlrst OF that rig In this world. She Ia to
he 1885 ft. on this keel, 81 It. bsam and
Is it, graft. 1t Is expected that the yes-
sci viii cost $3.50, 600.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
WOULDN'T AGREE
To Time For Vets ON shipping
BtII.

Washington, February s.-rhis was
probably the last day TO be dsvossu 20
private pension Legislation by the Honss
OF Representatives IN this Congress.
High water marx made IN the 5lst Con
gvess was almost reached today when lol
bills were passed against ly7 passed at a
singls session In the former Congress In
all the House nt this Congress has passed
q bout 900 bills, a number considerably
exceeded In the 5lst.
A general pension bill was passed 70 re.
store TO the pension rolls widows OF
soldiers OF the rebellion who subsequently
married and became widowed or divorced
By the terms OF the bill, however, It's
benefits ara limited to widows OF soldiers
VINO were married before the Gloss OF the
rebellion ana who are now dependent
upon their own labor for support.
An iueffectual effort was made in the
Senate today to secure an agreement up
on time for final vote upon the ship
ping bill, Vigorous protests were made
by opponents of the measure against any
such agreement even for n dAts II. the In
deruits future. The naval appropriation
bill was considered the rsst. or the day,
the shiDplng bill being laid aside Inform
al
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
koRA TEMpLE RECEIVED,

Lewiston, February s.--About 250 per-
sons attended the annual ladies night Of
Kora Temple, A. A. o, n. III. s., to-
night. Ths function opsned with re-
ception followed by banquet and dance
Many member were present
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
"BRoMOr NOT the same as-BRoMIDE"

In buying Laxative Bromo- -Qulnine Tablets
the old standard remedy which cures cold
Ina one day, be sure that II Is labeled Bromo
aud not Bromide. At all druggists, 25c.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
GERMANY INCREASES ms SHIPS.

GERMANY lNCkEASES IT'S hHIFo.-
Berlin, February Vice Admiral
Bendemann, com mander OF the German
souadron in Chinese waters, has cabled
from Woo Sung that he has been Obliged
10 increase the number of German vessels
on the Yang Use kiang in order to safe
guard German interests, as the situation
there is not safe
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
pHE RAILROAD TAXI

The following table shows the tax on
railroads under the Gardiner bill, and
what 1t was In 1900:
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
TO CURE A cOLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails TO cure
(. W. Groves signature 10 on each box. Zoo.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
@MAv.,>

This signature Is on every bog OF the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Qu Quinine Tablets
abe remedy that cares q colo An one day
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
How 90 Ten ths Genuine.

The signature OF Z. w. Grove appears on every
box OF the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine'
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
TO CHOOSE MIR. BOUTELLk'S
SUCCESSOR.

Augusta, February S--Gov. Hill Issued
q call Friday morning for a special cleo
tion in the Fourth congressional district
Tor A April 8 to choose a successor to Con-
Rress ma Boutelle.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
rnE AppRopRIArIoN BILL.

some idea OF what It costs to run the
Stats may be gained from the first ap-
Precipitation bill, with It's total of over
81, ,sOO, ,OOO. Among the items which It
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09

TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes the cause.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09

S4,999.6l

Bank Examiner Timberlake furnishes
a long statement OF the expenses OF his
department showing a small balance OF
the approximation OF $3.50 left unexpended.
Land Agent Oak reports that he re-
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
Maine State Grange.
OtfiCa OF Master.
nLI.a AN.L.- IL. aI.AI

10 the Patrons of Maine:
In view OF the fact that the Maine State
Grange has taken decided action uDon the
question of taxation and through its
Legislative committee has presented eleven
bills bearing upon this one question all
aimed at increased revenue to relieve the
farmers OF the state, IL becomes my duty
TO ask that patrons as such, withhold
their sign4tures, and decline to present
at grange sessions any petitions or re-
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09
WATER COMPANY.

The bill 60 Incorporate the Bridgton
Water Company, introduced today,
names as members OF the corporation
Minburn M. Staples of Bridgton. E. +.
Goodwin, Willis h. Sanborn, and Charles
A. BodweIl OF Sanford. Inc company Is
authorized to take water from Highland
lake or Woods Pond. The capital stock
Is liked at $60, ,O00
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-09

Mr.. Hutchings of brewer introduced
today an act to amend section IA of chap
1874 of the Revised statutes relating to
criminal procedure IN court. The pres
ent law gays that in capital cases counsel
may be assigned by the court, and COM
pensation not exceeding S150 allowed.
The proposed amendment cuts out tbs
limit OF $50, and makes 1t reasonable
ann pansatiOn -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
AFRICA DEL SUR

Ell doctor krause ex -gobernador de Jo-
hannesburg, ha sfdo acusado de- delito de alta
traici6n arrestado, por orden De Ia autori-
dad militar britannica, para juzgarlo Conse
10 G e Guerra
Los miiitares acusan al doctor Krause de
irnpetizador de los <ooers> sseguran Que
por su conducto tepian los comsnoos conoci-
mierto de los movimientos del ejercito ing es
de modo que pudieran prepaTar las embosca-
das V evadir los com bates.
Los babita ntes Iea|es de Ia Colonia del
Cabo han ofrecido al gobierno fomar IN gran
cuerpo de eiercito para dar caza los rebeldes
pidiendo soamente armamento munfciones
e. xTfmesz, de Londres, pIblica III ee-
Iegrana de 81 corresponsai Ell Cato en- ell
Que le informa que aDteayer en- las cercaIfas
de B. oe q nfontein, los <bCers> atacaron 8sal-
taron un tren apoderandOse de toda la carga
QUE conducfa una buena eaDtidad en- meta
lice cue llevaba para pagos del ejercto ing IS.
Anade Que otra escaraDu1a que sostu-
yierc4 los il gleses con una guerrilla federal
al sur de Orange acomps nae ean los <boers.
sns muieres tomando estas parte en- IA lucha Y
dtsparando sus riaes contra los britanicos.
E. servicio de enfermeros 10 hacian Limos
de 12 Il amos.
DE LORENZO Marquee teiegrafian dicen-
DO que las columnas inglesas estAn reducen-
do 4 prisi6n 4 todos los yecinos pacffcos oue
permaneceu e los pueblos <boerss, acusando
! unos de ielf.us 6e alta traicion { otros de
esnfonaie. con objeto de destsrrsrlos Iugla-
terra ir desrobando POGO poeo las pobia
clones de las dos Tepdblicas Sud-africanss,
-Tambien referen Ips despachos AUDI
dos que numerosas madres que hsn recibidc
6rdenes de los ingieses de aoandonar las po
nlaciones en- que residen para reconeentrarse
on Las protefidas por Is oandera britanics. Sc
han sntcldsdo en- union de sus hiios, prsirien
An ia muerts ss ietigss del visje { las We
jaciones atropel.os de ID sodadesea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
DiSideDteS J Cuzmancistas

4 >..rt .lV1ll Netes Ie t8'egra fan de Ponce
o,igui-nta; respecto IN suceso ocurrido all
sabad9 Cd "a noche.
ola ezDresada noche, como las II ei Sc
iof Antonio Arias, ciudadano prominente,
1emtro del ConceJo Municipal Presidente
De <CEub BaldOricts , se eDcOntraba Tranquil
4uerte seutado eu una d 9 as lnesas del es-
A0Isctm ieuto lei seHor M8yol. situado eptre
y Gales de Leon De Isabel. Rodulfo FL
seer0s, ez- iete de poiicia, aDtecesor del selor
Teller, Sc hallaoa sentado ca otrs mesa, con
DOS de sas alr igos. Figueroa trat6 de provo
laf Una question cor el sefior Arias J le insui-
Eroseranerte.
Los tsstsros oculares dlcen cue los graves
lsutos interidos por e iefe de ia pollcla
'ler0n eDteramepte gratuitos, toda vez cue ei
'sd7r AIias 10 e habfa proyocado en 10 IL Is
1.limC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04
& MA 500

lis ado su residencia en- esta poblacion
slestro estinado correligionerio amigo de
San Sebastian don Juan Bsutista Angulo'
qaien deseamos mnchas felfsidades entire nos
otros
En- 5reve emoarcara para los Estsdos nj
oo', dn de cur.sr la carrera de leTes, 81
!o'en IL 20 don Rafael Arrillsga Urrutis que
goa aq-l de merecidas sim patfss.
hEcho ce'ebreremos que logre yer ssiis-
eclss SIS aspiraciones, dentro de corto piazo'
MUy pre bsble Is que Sc trasIade al vecino
pueblo q San SebastiSn, con objeto de oes
tsnpefar uDa escuela gradnada. Duestro o's-
~ guido correligonario don Carlos Urru1ls,
professor competentisino que ha prestado muy
8sehos servicios en- la ensenanza.
Corresponsal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04

Han iegado New York varios jefes d5 a
Dolicfa de s Habana, con e prop6sito de vis.
tar Is ciudad permaneciendo squi algdn ITEM
po.
Sc dice que ell objeto principal es estudlar
York.
Gran parte de Ia prensa de New ork,
Washington, Buffalo, Filadefs Y Baltimore
lamente que q isla de Cuba aminore co.
merco con los Estados Unidos ID cam bio fa-
vorezCa les n.ercados aemanes.
Pden los peri6dicos de las poblaciones ci-
tadas que ei gobierno reforme las tarifas de
aduanas aetuaIes recargando fuertemente los
derechos d g los productos europeos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-04

Da- -s...o-5a Il DExocRAcIA
C.rgs
trr.s Mo distl1Euldo smlgc:
..-.-s 4s-ed. &c nombre del Doctor
eu al e io ofrecerle 3 EXPIRE
,--o zraiecimieuto: en- primer
900 hs1tvola aeogida que ha dis
4l n.y. .a-f- te srticuIos sobre <EI cabo-
-tl.'- -s.rstiera Que ustei ordenara
.a.a1 sr su tu2oT;snte diario: en-
.-.-. ~, - re1sxionas que ell0s e
III F--iLauos * mucho a va.iOsa
G>tei los ofrece q proyee
a,f r-s Regions ;. i&s conSiiersciones
as 5-4- e1tc56o de Ia DRMoCBACIA,
...--- sL.es : 1ia "a Gel corriente mes
ssYfa --U1las eD cue1ts: e25a INA n
'l1s-.- --3rtero. Act1alnente = redac
-ro. F.-s.-t7sv T auento de "a asocia
4a---- LA 11co - ~ seTan 2Ub'icsdos.
@..a..-s-r7s reeiansn0s ei c0ncurso
-5--..t cen 4 ca0ut25e lleda plan
|-' gna 5c--6rico nss srdUo Z : re-
r-- . c5op=r=ci6a De tolo al pueblo
REQ a taeu senCiiis 50 resoIu-
~ f. -.-. u4oera e In moosio'e.
ras -Et1.,1cs de ca L.g. R@sf0ns',>
,'-+,- .-7-s = rea.:d2d qGe nos oorine
- .s-5-s 81 nauera pfopis e tuncio-
A. c- s.ltutrA I'd Cont6 central, siete
.,,-ar-s a.. con representation en- tOio.
60 Il c1-Et-t01es en- l0s 0arrios de eada
po
. -e1ttes 5ecartauentafes t.euen do
5.-..--ss cue llenar, 80 conpondr8n de
-,7or r1 nsro a. persouas cue ios d esda
1s,- ss 5eras 500 acIouas L4s tancIo-
~,--.o-f.s4a <La Ligas. Is reconenda-
..--s e0'-.-t.t.fr f0s SDao6.ttos &c proluctos
ss..5.-1s.1 s1 sns res oacttsas localidades.
-,7-s-sc 6a eiarcera s1s mas esq enii-
.it-.1--ss COMO e. fnterss por 81 bienes-
.,T.sss c=rsfEua - uu-lo, los resultsdos
an5i5n ssrsn Dttlos : u oenedcio general
Psas.ra53s .0s aEticu torres ? oplstarios de
stss ver1sdes. nadie neIor Gue eilos misnos
,srs d. t-c1tr. IS, per medic de- eiemPlo de
I. propaganda. entre o oraceros cue ocaPen
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