davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Club Parties.

The California branch of the Association
of Collegiate Alumnae, which IS COM
posed of the women graduates of the
great colleges Of this country and. Eng
land, will give luncheon at Sorosis Hall,
1920 California street, on Saturday, No
vember %. Luncheon Will be followed by
the regular business meeting and debate
The debate is one of considerable inter-
est to college women, in that 1t is on
subject now attracting much comment
The resolution is that co-education is
more advantageous system of education
for women than the method of separate
education. Those who will defend CO.
education are Mrs. Warren Cheney and
Miss Mabel Craft. Those opposed to CO.
education are Mrs. Charles M. Bakewell
and Miss Martha Brier. After the debate
the subject will be discussed from the
floor in short speeches and S o'clock tea
The Michigan Club held its annual cleo
tion of officers at the clubrooms, 1920 Cali
fornia street. last Tuesday evening. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Major General William r. Shafter;
vice president, Professor Elisha Brooks;
financial secretary, f. B. Nelson; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. E. B. Wilcox;
treasurer, Mrs. ]. e. Cummings.
tained by Mrs. ]. Hey at the rooms of
the Twentieth Century Club, Flood build
ing, November 49, About fifty guests
were present. Mr.. Head, secretary Of the
of welcome. which was followed by an
elaborate literary and musical pro-
gramme Refreshments were. served by
Mrs Hsy The fDTaTs Of the after
Twentieth Century" Mrs. r. S. Lille;
piano solo, Beautiful Thoughts" (Roff).
Miss Clara Cole; "The Swallow Du
Regua), Miss Tolchard; vocal solo, Sc
Mrs. J. J. Whitney rendered recep-
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Foresters Of America.

On the night of the 18th inst, Court Gem
eral Lawton of the Foresters of America
had large meeting. and after the close
of business there was high jinks AMI
smoker rendered to Court Deputy Abe
Coleman, who recently returned from
of the Supreme Court of the order as a
representative from this State. Among
those who we're in attendance were Grand
retary John j. Cordy and Representative
e. Hayden. There was an entertaining
programme of varied numbers presented
through the committee OF ARRANGEMENTS
c. III. Bruins, T. 2. ZazZi and Louis
Bach.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17

The beautiful Doll House which attract
ed so much attention at the recent Doll
Show given under the auspices OF the Doc
tors Daughters and which was presented
bv the Misses Spreckels daughters of Mr..
John D. Spreckels). is now and has been
for the last few days. on exhibition In the
show windows of W. J. Sloane Sc Co.
The interior decorations. which have been
commented upon so favorably. were car
ried out in every detail of harmony and
cclor effect, under the direct supervision
of Mr.. F. ]. Staunton. artistic decorator Of
W. J. Sloane & Co.
The Doll House will remain on exhibi-
ton during the coming week
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Home Gatherings.

A most enjoyable surprise party was
rendered to Mrs. Charles L. Nonnenman,
at her residence, 1S47 Fifth avenue, South
San Francisco, on Saturday evening, Oc-
tober 26 The evening was spent in dane
ing, singing and games. At midnight the
guests repaired to the dining-room, where
an elaborate supper was served. after
which games and merry-making were
again indulged in until the wee hours or
the morning. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Nonnenman Jr.. Mr..
]. Counihan, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Betrold. Mr.
and Mrs. w. Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Troy Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gully, Mr.; and
Mrs J. Doerlng, MI E and Mrs. Mrs. d J; y. Ma Barry
Brunig, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Saur, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Schenkle. Misses Annie Ayers.
Nora Regan. Mollie Regan, Lille Turner,
Ahlf, Theresa Moloney. Mabel Nonnen-
man, Miss Collins. Alice Turner, Alma
Peterson. Ellie Peguillan, Hazel Nonnen-
Kimble. Fred Walters. Louis Nonnenman.
George Coyle, Jerry Regan. Ed Giblin,
Eddie Nonnenman, Al Neil, Artie Dolan,
T. McCaffery, James Burke. Robert Nor
Walter Saur and Ellwood S. Nonnenma-n.
An enjoyable surprise, party was tend
cred Miss Alice Walton at her home. l22S
Der s, the occasion being Miss Alice s
eighteenth birthday.
The evening was spent very pleasantly.
AT IL O'CLOCK the guests were invited 10
the dining room to partake Of refresh
ments.
Those present were; Miss Walton, Miss
Mabel Walton and Amos Walton of Oak
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Walton. Mrs.
A. Moote, Misses Anna Klein, Maude Nc
Naughton, Margaret Moore, Alice Walton
Evelyn Moote,- Mildred Moote, Gladys
Wolff, Belle Converse, Ella Walton and
Lulu Wolff; Messrs. Charles Neame and
George Postel of Alameda, Alfred Wolff.
Lawrence and Jesse Walton.
On last Monday evening. November IL,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mote held their
wooden wedding anniversary at their resi-
dence, 252S Sutter street. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with holly, and
smilax Mrs. A. Hendry rendered num-
erous selections on the plano, which were
enjoyed by all present Games and dane
ing were INDUCED in until the wee sma'
hours. Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
A Hendry Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morton, Mr..
and Mrs. 1. Tevendale. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Cairns, Mr. and Mrs. G. Dingwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Geddes. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Keen
an Mrs A Robertson Of Tacoma Mrs.
J. Reilly, Mrs. T. Smith, Mrs. Golling,
Mrs w. Isaacs, Miss Glenn, Miss Evelyn
c. Kair of Nevada. Miss Black, Miss
Gladys Geddes, Miss A. Reilly, the Misses
Belle and Jennie Tevendale. Mr.. James
Foley, Mr.. Herman Teigler, Mr.. James
Mclean Mrs. Thomas Robertson. Mr.
James Grey, Mr.. A. Rannie, Mr.. Halkett,
Mr. Frank Devlin, Master Melville Mote,
Master Morton and Master Daniel
keenan,.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
FRECKLES.

It being their exclusive secret Persons
desiring to put either one of these RENE
dies to the test free may do so by having
all their wrinkles or frecl1les removed
charge at the parlors.
DR. Benjamin L. Fowler, their surgeon
from New York, who is specially trained
for this work, by simple, painless opera
ton corrects ill-shaped noses, outstanding
ears, double chin, fiabby throat sagging
cheeks, dropping mouth, puffy, baggy eye
lids, without scar, and removes all marks
and blemishes from the skin by the latest
scientific methods. Consultation in per
son or by letter is free and strictly con
fidential. Full information sent plain
of Dermatology, Columbian Building, s1G
Market ST., San Francisco. Take elevn-
tor to 5th floor. lady is IN reception It
the parlors to explain methods to callers.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
cause Of overcrowded Schools.

School Director Densnan stated yester-
day that the reason for the congested at
increase in the population In the city, and
not that there were insufficient accOmmo-
daffons Denman gives it as his opinion
that the population has increased by TO-
000 during the last seven months. and that
conseouently more children were being
sent to school. Dennan says steps are
hlinc taken rapidly TO provide accommO-
dations. and instances the establishment
81 four new classes last week
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Good Pictures.

What people want are good pictures and
plerty of them. Pictures have ceased to
be a luxury They are a necessity. To-
day no house is furnished that lacks pic
lures. They are as much a necessity as
carpets on the floor. It is our pleasure TO
furnish good pictures at moderate prices.
Sanborn, Vail & Co.. 7E Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Keamy and SufferSfreefs

the statement that oil has been struck
near San Jose. 1t was found in small
company is drilling on the Los Gatos road
about six miles west from San Jose. On
the same land parties drilled for oil some
years ago and went down 600 feet, when
er appliances. The present operations are
not in the old we'll, but are not far from
1T. Manager Conkling tells the Mercury
that his company is prepared to drill 1900
foot If
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
mckinley Memorial Fund.

The following contributions were made
to the Mckinley memorial fund yester-
day:
State Board OF Harbor Commissioners and
EMPLOYEES s6S: Golden Gate Parlor No 20 N
s. g. W.. SIS; Mission Grammar School sif.
previously reported. sec. 906 H. total to date
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Wedding Bells.

The wedding of Miss Marguerite L.
Brougham, daughter of the late John
Brougham, and P. ]. Enright took place
at St Francis Church Wednesday even
ing, November s, Rev Father McGough
officiating Miss Isabel Rustemeyer Of
Ross Valley acted as bridesmaid and j..
S. Macabe of Berkeley was best man.
Mr.. Enright has for a number Of years
been connected with the Southern Pacinc
Company's accounting department and
the bride is well known in the city.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Game Law violator CAUGHT

Deputy L. N. Kercheval of the Fish
Commission, arrested w. F. Murphy of
Truckee yesterday for selling trout which
had not attained the size prescribed by
law. The offender was sentenced By Jus
tice Hill to pay a fine Of $50.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Society Events

ton to the members and friends OF the
her home, 1164 O'Farrell street. Novem-
Der 4 The house was tastily decorated
in the league colors. An interesting pro-
gramme of music. and recltations was
rendered, followed by refreshments. About
300 guests attended and spent most en-
iowa ahla evening.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
THEY'RE Engaged.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lefkovitz announce the
engagement of their daughter Bette to
David Bercovich of Oakland. The recep..
ton will be held to-day, Sunday, from z
to at their residence, 355 First avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

And all other facial blemishes are removed by
DR. and MRS A. W. TRAVERSE, Donohoe
building, ITO Market street. cor. Taylor, rooms
1920, with the electric needle without pain or
scar; permanency guaranteed; hours to y. m.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
The Popular Train

To Stockton. Merced. Fresno. Hanford, visalia
and Bakersfield Is the California Limited. via
Santa Fe. Leaves daily at am Dining cars.
chair cars. oiled track Ticket office 64l Mar
ket street.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Friends nf the Forest

Pioneer Lodge No Of the Friends of
the Forest will give an entertainment and
dance in the FOresters' building on the
night OF the 18th inst.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17

: :; : : :; J: : ::
singers. During the week
Sembrich, Eames and Sander
son will be guests of honor at several
functions.
The marriage of Miss Linda Pritchard
and George Taylor de IColmesnil. which
took place at Suisun July IA, has just
been announced. The Rev. Nelson Saun-
ders of Grace Episcopal Church ofticiatcd.
Miss Pritchard is the only daughter OF
Mrs. Alice Pritchard and the late Miguel
g. Pritchard, for many years Consul OF
Mexico. Miss Pritchard has been mem
Der of the First Presbyterian Churcn
choir for the past year. Mr.. de Colmesnil
is the well known architect associated
with Frank S. Van Frees. His plans have
Just been accepted for a new State hospi-
tal soon to be erected in Napa County. 85gI
commandant of the Veterans Home,
TOWNSVILLE.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17

It is almost time to select your presents
for the fast approaching holidays. For
something odd, artistic and unique, you
might call at the P. Rossi Company's, 229
Sutter street
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Winter Underwear

We have this the largest and
Gents and Chdens Knitted Underwear shown
this magnificent
and priced as low Reliable Underwear possibly fol-
lowing list will
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
ADVERTISEMENTS.
San Francisco's Scientific Dermatoiogists
0NgNa. OVER 1000
IS S. = LADIES
city and State have had thei
WRINKLES

Removed in San Francisco at the New
York Institute Of Dermatology since its
location in San Francisco eight months
ago. A woman is on exhibition at their
parlors with the wrinkles removed from
one side of her face and left on the other
side, showing age on one side and youth
on the other.
They also have the only permanent cure
in fha world for
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
PROGRESS MADE
SUITS PORTER
Combination Of Oil Men
Of Two Regions Con-
tinueS.

The Associated Oil Company is making
good progress toward completing its or
ganiZation.N 1t was anticipated at the be-
gining that necessarily some time would
elapse before all the companies. through
their stockholders, In the Kern and Nc
Kittrick fields could ratify the recommen-
dations made by the committees of their
boards of directors. The first steps were
well calculated to enlist confidence. The
appraisements of tho properties were
made carefully, and everything that could
be done was done to show that the great
combination to be perfected in the interest
of producers was based on strictly busi-
ness principles. Some papers In the State
seem to regard it as new discovery that
the producing companies of the McKit-
trick field are included in the combine.
The fact that they wei e included was an
nounced in this paper months ago. w. s.
Porter declares that the progress Is satis-
factory.
Unlisted Stocks Called.
The Los Angeles Stock Exchange has
decided to have stocks that are not listed
called every day after the regularly listed
ones. The explanation furnished for this
move is that IL will enable the public in
the East and at home to discriminate be-
tween bona fide stocks and the others
that are being foated principally for the
benefit of promoters. The Los Angeles
Herald says:
Just at present there is quite a boom in min
ing and the exaggerated accounts of oil devel-
opment that have figured and to-day fig
uring in the Eastern papers being out
ranked by the advertisements OF gold, silver
and copper companies seeking to float their
stock into the hands OF the unenlightened
Fasteners at office prices. For such
panies as these it is undesirable that their
stocks should be quoted in the exchanges, for
a prospective buyer will have his confidence
somewhat shaken when he sees the stock that
he is asked 80 cents for quoted at less than
half that amount Indeed. some companies
have sent a request to the Stock Exchange that
their stock be omitted from the. call. This
request will not be granted. and henceforward
unlisted stocks that are offered will be quoted
and published
The new Pacific oil refinery at Bakers
field is ready to receive its machinery.
The plant will have capacity of 1900
barrels per day. The oil will be drawn
to the works by the Santa Fe, which has
constructed a spur track for the service.
The proposition to build pipe line to the
Kern River field to save the rail tolls has
been discussed.
The San Jose Mercury is responsible for
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
OF CoLrse There's a Good Reason

Fo- the popularity Of EVANS ALE. and its in
every bottle that bears Evans name Lead
ing places.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
In the Future.

The thirty-seventh musicale and hop to
be given by the Mckenzie Musical Society
will be held at Odd Fellows Hall Thurs
day evening, November q. The following
excellent programme has been prepared
for the occasion: Overture -(selected),
George w. Bennet's orchestra; Dancing
Over the Waves" 5(White), Mckenzie Mu-
sical Society: Garden Of Sleep (Dee
Waltz (Gumpertz), Mckenzie Musical
Society; cornet solo (selected Hazel
Bone. pupil of J. H; Bromberger; Mis-
Ethel Carroll. w. G.. Baudoin and male
chorus; Bridal Chorus from "Lohen-
grin" (Wagner), Mckenzie Musical soci.
ETY.; whis5iing solo, Sing' sweet MotS Bard
Song" (H. NJ. Bosworth). Mrs. l. Lanpe.
Mrs. ]. c. Haughy, Misses J. White, r.
Burwell, L. Schnetzler, Q. Reed, A. Cal
Meserole, Evelyn Wright, M. Segar and
Mckenzie Musical Society. trio, "Believe
Me" (verdD, Ethel Carroll, w. g; Bau-
quartet-Lily Laws. Millie Murray, Louise
Johnson and Eugenia Breitengross; My
Yaller GAL" arranged by Mckenzie from
berries" Mckenzie Musical. Society.
The guests of the Hotel Miramar will
entertain their friends with dance to
be given on Monday evening, November
25. The affair is under the auspices OF
the young folks residing at the hotel.
The members of the Deutscher Club
will celebrate their nrSt anniversary at
Golden Gate Hall Saturday evening, No
vember g.
Invitations have been issued for the an
nual entertainment and ball to be given,
Society, Friday evening, November 22:
The knights of the Red Branch Rifles
will give military ball on New Years
eve at Odd Fellows Hall.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Morgan (nee
Wainwright have returned from their
southern trip and are guests at the Hotel
Oliver.
Miss Lillian K. Slinkey and her friend
Mrs. Emily Edith Terrill, have moved
from Sutter street to 500 Leavenworth,
MI Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hughes have ar
rived in this An city ftss yes Sgd mentns ab
Mr. and Mrs. H Alexander Isenberg
and family leave for their island home on
m Mrs. H. Lichtenstein and and Miss Ellie
Wolf are in Southern California
Hugo Mansfeldt has just returned to
Europe Mrs. Hugo Mansfeldt will re-
main there three months longer to super
wise Alma Stencils concert repertoire.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Gross have arrived
doctor pursued his medical studies. The
doctor will remain one month In the East,
visiting the hospitals and clinics.
Mrs. s. Baden will be pleased to see her
| friends the third Wednesday of every
month at 1228 Octavia street.
Mrs B. S. Dickhoff will be at home the
third Monday OF each month at 2S06D Pine
street.
Mrs Christine Luhrs Cutting is regis
tered at Hotel Coronado.
Mr. Roberts, proprietor Of Gilroy Hot
| Springs, wife and son leave for Europe
| November 20 on the steamer st. Paul.
| They will remain abroad until spring.
Mrs. DR.. Schiff and Mrs. B. D. Pike are
residing at 2202 California street. At home
second and third Tuesdays.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Ladies' Underwear

Ladies' Fine Ribbed Vests and Pants, manu-
factured from the best quality of heavy fleeced
cotton, all sizes, in white and natural color
none made better for the price, soc each.
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Cashmere Vests and
Pants, in white and natural-one of the best
values ever offered in our Underwear Depart
ment at 75c each.
Ladies' Ribbed Merino Vests and Pants, Silk
finished, colors white and natural all sizes, special
value at 81 90 each.
Ladies' White Silk and Cotton Ribbed Vests
and Tights Vests with hand crocheted silk edge
at neck and front; Tights ankle length, all sizes,
elegant value for $1.25 each.
Ladies' White Silk and Wool Ribbed Vests.
high neck and long sleeves, silk finished; Tights
in ankle length to match-very choice value at
$1.75 each.
Ladies' Ribbed Equestrienne Tights, made
from best quality cream color feeced cotton in
medium and heavy weights-special at soc pair.
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Merino Equestrienne
Tights, in colors black, white and natural
Special value at 1.5O pair.
'Ypsilanti' Ribbed Australian Wool Union
Suits, full fashioned, perfect fitting, natural color,
exceptional value for $3.75 suit.
Ladies Imported Swiss Ribbed Merino Union
Suits, Form fitting, ankle length, in white,
natural, pink and black:
Low neck and no sleeves .............. $500 suit
High neck and short sleeveS..."....... $50 suit
High neck and long sleeves .............. 400 suit
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Mems Underwear

Mems Three-quarter Wool Shirts and Drawers,
in natural color, we'll finished throughout, ex-
cellent value at 81 90 each.
Mems Extra Fine Quality Merino Shirts and
Drawers. in natural color, finely finished, double
seams, special value at S15O each.
Mems Fine Quality Worsted Shirts and
Drawers in natural color, superior finish, extra
value at $500 each.
Mems Fine Saxony Wool Shirts and Drawers,
full fashioned, natural color; Shirts finely finished
with silk front; drawers have reinforced qusset in
seat-SPecial value at s. so each.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-17
Children's Underwear

Children's Cotton Ribbed Vests with Pants TO
match, heavy weight for winter wear-sizes 18
to go; Price for size 1886; rise sc on each
larger size.
Children's Unshrinkable Merino Vests and
Pants, heavy ribbed, coorS white and natural.
sizes 10, IS, and 20; Price SOC; rise SC on each
larger size.
Children's Three-Quarter Wool Vests, Pants
and Drawers, in white, camels' hair and natural
color, extra fine quality, size I8; Price soc; rise
1Oc on each larger size.
Children's Fine Ribbed Merino Union Suits,
long sleeves, ankle length, natural color, all
sizes, exceptional value at Sl25 suit
Children's Jersey Ribbed Fleece Lined Union
Suits made from best quality Egyptian cotton.
Long sleeves, ankle length, all sizes, ,7Sc suit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-28
Mariana AbPfH.

Otro del de Vega alta protestando O
del 6W Hollander del que trata de la
reorganization de la poItcta itasuEar.
Otro del Comite republican, del Do
rado en- quo fslicita la Csmsra por los
bids que ha pasado ssta ell dia.
Otro del ayuntamiento de GALES pre-
testando del bill de la poZicta insuLar Y
proponiendo enmiendas al bill HolIander.
-L1s oomisiones permanentes de ga
nldad y establecimientos penaes emiten
dlctamenes los ii. b. s3 y Is, recomen.
d&ndoloa.
Dsss lectura al informe prod ucido
por las oomislonados de Iegislaoi6n, acerca
del proyecto de ley sobre divoreios, propo
nlendo algunas enmlendas Sc aprobo
-Pasan sus respeotivas oomisiones
para que informen los bills 90 "a de
Descartes y 90 de Apont,.
-Serrano solicita de la presidenci
que reconsidere la votacion del Ii
b. nnmero b de Hollander, derrotado o
anoche por no haber en- la CAmara ell nj
nero snti3iente de delegsdos.
Ell presidente consulta q Ia Csmara
ii se acoede La petioion de S9rrano y 6s
ia resuelve en- sentido Affirmative.
--Proce dese & Ia votaci0n nomi ,al .
ia IN resultsdo de "a votos en- favor 4
en- contra. Qleia aprobado.
-Constlldyese La Camara en- session
lnfotmAl, ocupando la presidencia Coll
Sc reanuda ell debate del FL B.
mum sro en- su seccion Sc.
Al llegsr al artfoolo 125, Rosalf
anuncia la Camar4 la muerte del dele
gado MeJfae pidiendo la suspension de
este acto.
-O3ups la presidencia Rossy ss
aouerda por La Camara suspender la 50
sion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-28

mientos, convi6rtesc en- algo luminoso, eE
rayo de sol que desciende, 8 trav6s de las
brpmas de la ignorsnois, al fondo de las
concienclss, iluminando los cerebros obs
curos, dlci6 ndole las aim as N 1ertas, GO
mo Cristo d Laxsro: levantsta ands.
Entonoes la prensa es uu poder. Con
una sols frsss destruye s sus enemigos 8
evsnta IN pueblo snmido en- la esolayi
tud en- la sbyeccion.
Todos los graudes pensadores han
tenido que scudir ella para dlfundir sus
ideas. I'll libro es insufcisnte para la
propsganda. e, lihro So lega manos
de oiertaa = privileg iss irtsligenoiss.
No asf q hoia periodioa 4Le 50 introduce
! en- los palaclos deseiende las cabafias,
, sin que hays fnerZs algzn- oapaz dets-
nerla'
rs el panCsm4enCo q-s 6 oierne sobre
los tlrenos como - aouil- bre las tenn
pestGaes.
Impossible coG.ars-is; oorque es tam
6ien Impossible ah@g.r un- IDEA dsstruir
uns verdad. El que tai rrc.endiese, cae
| RIA al tn de 81 error, abatido por esa prem.
ga, que Sc convertirfs en- aqnsl oio de la
ooncienoia, que segda Victor Hugo, per-
| segufa Cain On su larga peregrinaclon
por la TERRA.
lisa es la prensa que instruye, la prem
ga q1e rinde Quito la verdad la cien-
cia, las letras las artes, a la libertad
y al progreso; porque no es nj puede ser
prensa. ell libelo inmnndo, que insulta y
calumnia, que muerde en- la honra agena
| como la vfvora en- la lima.
El primer peri6dico 10 fando un ga
bio.
El primer lbelo 10 fund6 un tirano.
I'll libelo spareoe sismpre en- las 6po
cas- de enVllecimiento, para oaer, revuelto
con ell desPotismo, en Ia charcs iamunda
en- que SO shogan todas las tiranfas.
| El perl5dico es como Ell sol, que apa
rece todas las malanas por o'ieute, difun
dlendo por ell mundo la bienhecbora l1z
de la ensenarz,.