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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Alton Notes and Personals.

.-Hauy PrufrOck of 81 Louis Is a visitor IN
Alton.
The ShurtleI College football team and tnat
from the Western Military Academy VIII play
the first practice game Of the season this after
noon n Upper Alton
John Nicely OF Springfield. Mo-. Is . visitor
IN Alton
ton. whose death occurred al 81. Joseph's Hospi-
tai on Wednesday. took place yesterday morning
from the home Of Mr.. and Mrs j. Fehrix at
Ridge ana Union streets This burial was In the
City Cemetery.
"A party Of St Louis Masons will come to
Alton this evening and participate in some de
gree work at Piasa Lodge. No. q Tho party
will be accompanied by officers OF Cosmos Lodge
H. c. SweattinEhsm OF Indianapolis. Inc-, Is
q visitor In Alton
-. E. Mangild Of No. hos East Fourth street
iittsburg. Pa.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
EAST SIDE NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AT BElLEWLlE TO-DAY.
Many Candidates and Much Enthusi-
nsm Promised, With Good Results
Assured I'm 81. Clair County.

Democrats of st. Clair County will hold a
convention At Belleville to-day AMI select
candidates for the county ticket to be voted
for in November.
Never have the Democrats Of the COUNTY,
been as enthusiastic as they are now. and
the cld-lirc politicians say that the enthasi-
asm Is the sort which counts in the election,
and that tie majority which st. Clair Toun-
~ Will roll ur on the Democratic side os the
uSkst The ceming election viii make 1t one
OF the star Democratic counties of the State.
As u result Of the feeling OF confidence
there are numerous candidates for every Of
lice within the gift OF the party. There Is
hardly an office for which there are less
than half a dozen aspirants. the majority OF
whom have already made the fact known.
hoiding their names In the hope that polit-
ical lightning will strike them. In this. how
ever. II Is generally conceded that the man
Who makes the best canvass stands the best
show for the nomination
one OF the first matters upon which the
convention Will be called TO act will be the
settlement or the contest among the Demo-
Gratis OF East St. Louis. There Will be two
delegations, one for John Suess and the
otner Tor Thomas J. Canavan. the rival can
cidates Tor Sheriff. The contest grew out OF
the City Convention which was held In East
ST. Louis last Saturday night
Inc candidates for the various Offices are:
Sherfn-Thomas j. Caravan, John H.
Suess and Herman c. Hauss Of East 81.
Louis; William n. Baltz OF Millstadt.
Louis.
State Legislature (two to be nominated)-
James U. Miller, John Schultz and George
Richards of Beleyille and George +. Wom-
bacher Of Mescoutah.
County Judge-R. D. W. Holder and
Charles Webb OF Belleville and ]. ]. Rafter
Of East St. Louis.
County Clerk-Carl Montag of Mascoutah.
Probate Jucge-W. ]. n. Meyers of East
St Louis and Louis Klingel OF Belleville.
Probate Clerk-CharleS fischer Of New
atnens, william Casperson OF Lenzburg and
Julius Siefert of Belleville.
County Treasurer-Charle Becker of
Ereeburg and Adolph Knobeloch OF Shiloh
Valley.
County Superintendent Of Schools-Fred
OF Freeburg. J. ]. McGlynn of East
ST. Louis and w. A. Hough OF Bellevflle.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
NOW WANTS ANOTHER DEGREE.
Miss Schade, a Bachelor of Arts,
Studies Engineering.

Miss Florence Schade of No. 29oI ST. Louis
avenue, not satisfied with the degree OF B.
A. obtained at Washington University, has
now decided TO annex a civil engineers de-
gree. She has re-entered the university
with hat purpose in view and Is the only
woman student OF her class.
She does not expect to go into the field as
an engineer, but expects the study Of engi-
to be a good mathematical train
and that her training win ut her for
.engineering office work. She Is O daughter
or Doctor George W. Schade-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
HOUSES ORDERED TORN DOWN.
Tuxedo Citizens Must Conform to
Building Restrictions.

Judge McE1hinney OF the Clayton Circuit
Court yesterday ordered four houses IN
Tu1edoPnrk torn down because they do not
CONFORM to the building restrictions Of the
suburban Subdivision
Tn houses belong to q. z. Gregory. w.
y. Roberts. r Schnell and ". L Aionzo)
Cummtns- Petitions IN equity were filed
against. them several months ago by Attor-
ney Roland Johnston for certain citizens of
were merely sheds in comparison with the
more p~retentous dwellings OF their neigh
bors Mr. Johnston alleged that the restric-
tons made the lowest cost of any dwelling
1850 n that other residences In Tuxedo
cost many times that amount
Judge M~cElhinney gave the defendants
the alternative OF improving their dwellings
TO make them conform to the restrictions
II they do not accept 1t the buildings must
be down not later than the second Monday
in May, 1905.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27

VICTORY FOR scHWAB's PLAN.
Court Upholds the Trust in Bond
Conversion Scheme.

Trenton. N j.. Sept. 26-Justke Van
sickei OF the Court OF Errors and Appeals
to-day fled a written opinion in the United
States Steel Corporation case that was re-
Gently decided by the court In the corpora
items favor. The case before the cour. was
the suit instituted by Mrs. Miriam Berger.
The opinion fled to-day ~sustains the con-.
stitutionality Of the act of last winter, I'M
der which the corporation undertook to con-
vert s9cO.0o.Wo worth OF preferred stock In
to a like amount of bonds.
The opinion also holds that the procedure
followed by the corporation carrying out
the conversion plan was fully authorized by
the general corporation act.
This Is a complete victory for the United
States Steel Corporation
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
MINER FOUND DYING ON TRACK.
Peter Suwaro Had Been Assaulted
Money Missing.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Danville. Ill. Sept. 1s.-Peter suwaro. a
miner. was found lying On the railroad track
at Grape Greek. a mining town four miles
southeast of this city. at 5 o'clock this
morning. His head was crushed and other
conditions pointed to a murderous assault.
supposedly for the purpose of robbery.
He had drawn his wages the day before,
person 1t is believed that his assailants
placed his body on the track. expecting II
to be run over and mangled by a train and
Suwaro was brought to the st. E izabeth
Hospital in this city, He has remained in
n probably win die. A warrant has been
issued for another miner. suspected OF the
robbery.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Jerseville Notes.

Manager Dodge of the Ferns Opera-h,use In
J~erseyy1ile presented "A Honolulu Com last
evening.
County Clerk J. c. McGrath Of Jers.y-Ile
yesterday issued marriage licenses 10 Joseph NJ
Gardner and Miss Louise Ferguson. both OF
Otter Creek Township: Albert {. Journey and
Miss Mabel Pittingg, both OF Grafton
Mrs A.. W. Cross and Mrs. II. B. Tnhus
OF Jerseyville have gone 20 Peoria, Ill, TO at
tend the State Convention OF the ~omaa's
Christian Temperance Union
The body OF Mrs Sarah A Bird Of St Louis
was brought to Jerseyville yesterday morning
for. burial. Mrs BIRD was formerly q resident
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
HORSE SAVED MANS LIFE.
Harry Sparks Drove in River and
Chung to Animals Neck.

Harry Sparks. a driver for the Charles
Seibild livery stable in Piasa street. Alton.
says that his horse saved his life while try
ing to ford Wood River. east OF Upper AL
ton. on Wednesday night. Sparks had been
driving In the country, and on his return he
found Wood River swollen almost to the
capacity of its banks by the rains He was
unable TO get TO the bridge and the horse
stepped off the bank, plunging Into the
stream.
The buggy disappeared under the water
and Sparks crawled onto the horses back
The animal struggled for some moments.
and LANDED Sparks safe on the opposite
bank.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
LINEMAN KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.
Robert Guthrie Was Electrocuted
at Columbia, Mo.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Columbia. No. Sept. &-Robert Guthrie,
a telephone lineman in the ernploy OF the
Columbia Telephone Company. was Instant
~ killed this afternoon by a live wire.
He was making connection with a tele-
phone wire and climbed on an electric light
slipped and fell between two wires, the
whole circuit going through him. He lived
only a few minutes. Streams OF fire shot
out from trousers legs and coat sleeves
He was unmarried and % years old. A
brother lives in Cleveland. o., where he
has recently been elected TO q responsible
position In q medical college.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York. Sept. 26.-Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the following
Missourians.
81. LSuis-Mrs. w. II. walker. Mrs. E. Para
more. p. p. Fouke. Holland. MIS- E Houyh.
s = p; ks a = f sSspIlsy. Msnhs''ss; ,l1
Hcpkins. z. G.. Langhorne. E Mailinckrodt and
Mrs; Mallilskrodt. =. Malllnckrodt JrL Wal
Victoria; y. u. Buck snd ars. Buck .G.s.
Drake. Fifth Avenue: u. Mcnamara. C A. Pat
ton. Navarro: r. L. Farrenkopf, Herald Square;
Miss L Richter. Cadillac; W. +. Couran. Nor
Broadway Central; l. p. Paiera. Morton
Kansas city-O. ID. Woodman and Mrs WOOD
son. Bertsoldi. J. r. yarcoe. Remington.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
WENT TO SLEEP ON THE TRACK.
Railroad Brakeman Killed Near
Moody, Tex.

SPECIAL
Temple. Tex. Sept. St-Near Moody, hf-
teen miles north of Temple, to-day the
northbound Santa Fe passenger train ran
over and instantly killed Jack c. Stephens
OF Temple.
stephens was a brakeman on a south-
hound freight train and was sent out to
nag the passenger. He lay down on the
rail and went to sleep, with the above re-
suit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
BeneviIle News Notes.

"A meeting Of ladies will be held In K Of p.
Hall this evening for the purpose Of organizing
o lodge Of the Rathooue Sisters.
The marria9e OF Miss Bertha Metzger and
Louis Neumeyer. Jr.. win take place Tuesday
evening.
The new residence Of the Reverend L. B.
Richards. rector of 81. Georges Church, viii be
dedicated by Bishop Seymour Saturday evening.
October l.
The engagement Is announced OF Annie D..
Kraft to Henry C. wiilnann. The wedding will
take place In the near future
The Reverend Katt of Te-re Haute. Ind, II
visiting his brother-in-law. the Reverend walter
Won Schenk.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
ROCK THROWN IN STORE
MAY COST CLERK HIS SIGHT.
Unidentified Girl, and seriously
Injuries Oscar Smith.

A rock thrown by an unknown girl broke
the plate-glass window IN Charles Me--
ker's drug store at Fourth street and Con-
verse avenue East st. Louis. last evening.
and. striking Oscar Smith. the drug clerk.
in the eyes. may cost him his sight.
Mr.. ninth was waiting on a customer at
the cigar stand In the drug store when the
rock crashed through the big window. The
clerk was facing the window and did not
have time to turn his head. Particles OF
the glass and the rock struck him on the
head and face, seriously cutting his eyes.
Physicians were hurriedly summoned and
Charles Merker, the proprietor of the
store. was called from his main establish
ment. on Missouri avenue, and made a
searching Investigation of the rock throw
ing. He learned that a young girl hurled
the rock. having aimed II at some boys
who had teased her. The identity Of the
girl could not be learned.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Wife Secure. an Injunction.

Mrs. Theodosta Miller. who successfully
defended g suit for divorce brought by
Charles R. Miller, yesterday entered suit
In the Circuit Court at Belleville for sep
arate maintenance and also secured an in
Junction restraining Mr.. Miller from dis
posing Of any OF his property, which she
asserts. is worth about 1900.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
UNWERsALIsTs OF MISSOURI.
State Convention Is in Session at
Moberly.
REPUBIIc

Moberly. Mo.. Sept. eS-The Universaiists
Of Missouri opened their State convention
here this afternoon IN the County Court
house and will continue In convention over
Sunday. holding three sessions daily. Among
those In attendance are the Reverend Doc
tor l. M. Atwood, the Reverend d. Sheny
and the Reverend Doctor Nash
The Reverend Mr. Attwood Is from
tendent of the Universalist Church me
Reverend Q. H Shinn. d. D.. is general mis-
stonary OF the Southern churches The Rev.
erend E E. Nash, d. D.. IS president of
Lombard College at Galeshurg. Ill.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
East ST. Louis items.

1rhs funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Boyns win
take place this morning at . o'clock from the
residence 10 81. Mary's Church. Themes TO CAL
vary Cemetery. st Louis. No.
Marriage licenses issued IN EAst g. Louis
yesterday were to: Adolph Bailey, sged .. and
Ms. Masxie preseoll aged a both Of East
Edna Hughes. aged u. both Of East st. Louis.
"A fire IN the Tabor paint store eauRd soo
stock
Ben Schroeder and Mss Anna Hammonds
were married by Justice Driscon-
The preliminary for the orEanixation. Of .
camp Of the Sons Of Veterans was held In tbs
City Hall last night
Miss Rose Marion has returned from . two
weeks visit in Wisconsin.
Mis- Frances Kerrigan Is whiting her lister.
Mira Oliver Dodge. of Alton
Miss ophelia Fekete viii depart next week
s9r Phiiadelphia Pa. where shs I'll attend
Mrs +. Marsh has returned to her home IN
Aurora after q visit with Mrs. Ganey OF Ohio
avenue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
DALLAS IRON M0LDERS STRIKE.
Demand for Increased Wages
Turned Down by Foundries.

tEFIbLIO SFECIAI
Dallas. Tex. Sept. 8.-The iron molders,
foundrymen and apprentices Of Dallas are
out on strike. The molders have been get
ting BIS per day. They demanded more
the various foundries in Dallas. decided to
Neither the managers nor the strikers
have done much today. and both sides are
ayerse TO talking for publication Trouble
OF some kind was feared at the Murray
come to the building. No disturbances nave
occurred.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Pine Blun Public schools.

Pine Blum, Ark, Sept. 2s.-The enrolment
OF pupils in the local public schools, which
have just opened, is: White. 500; negroes.
COS. Total, 14e. These figures show a de-
crease OF Is Per cent from last year. This
Is due to inclement weather prevailing at
the opening this week The attendance this
session, II is expected, win be In excess OF
any previous year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Building Permits Issued.

Building permits issued by City Clerk NJ.
A Cleary of East st. Louis yesterday were
as follows:
James Kyle. frame residence. Sixth street. near
Walnut avenue. cost 1900.
J. W. II. Dwyer. office building. Coiiinsvfiis
avenue. near Ohio avenue; cost Sa.e0c.
James Craft. residence Gaty avenue. near Sew
enteenth street: cost ESQ.
F. Grossheim. frame cottage. College avenue.
near Seventeenth street: cost $3.50.
F. E. Stevens. residence Cleveland avenue. near
Seventeenth street; cost y.1o-
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company,
engfne-house. Second street. between Missouri
and ST. Louis avenues: cost HS.6oo-
y P. Story. frame nat CORTLAND place: cost
w K. Henderson, residence. Renshav plaza
near Ohio avenue. cost u.<o-
W. r. Parker. Residence. ST. Clair avenue. near
Twelfth street: cost S.0n
J NJ. Huffman. residence. Thomas street. near
Brady avenue: cost 400.
william Brockman. residence. Thomas street:
cost 1.es0.
John Rreiisch. cctta<s, Gross avenue. near
Seventeenth street. cost 1850.
~ pougherty. residence. Lolita avenue. near
Baugh: cost $3.50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
>SKlN DISEASES>
COPY OF A LETTER. '
ST. Louis. No. Sept. Is. 1871.

~ oNA AZ Sept !. y
Henry Hell Chemical Co. City: Gents-I have
been a sufferer from eczema for about two years..
Ny arms. hands. neck. chin. nose. ears and va
Hous other parts Of my body were covered with
pustules and sores. causing intense itching and
terrible pain. In fact. I cannot ind words to
dured while afflicted with this dreadful disease.
i often thought II would drive me distracted.
My nose and ears felt as IL they would crop or
any minute i used one remedy after another
which are advertised as panaceas Tor this dis
ease. consulted q number Of physicians. ~allopath-
&c. homeopathic and specialist. Of which but few
gave me any temporary relief. while most Of them
aggravated the condition Of my sfiiction- My face
presenting q mass OF sores. / was ashamed to
show myself In public. After having spent over
lutely discouraged. without hope of recovery. I
met a friend. who gave NE q bottle Of your
diamond Eczema Cure. which you had furnished
him in order to test It's efficiency, and advised
re TO tn IL The effect which the .nrst appli.
this baneful disease. and that l would be able to
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of Il faithfully and thank the Lord / am to-day
as well as / ever was before I contracted this dis
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blessing TO mankind May the many sufferers
from this loathsome disease avail themselves OF
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Z4 Franklin ave.
For sale by all frst-class druggists. 1t is also
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sent prepaid On receipt OF 400 by. Henry He'll
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Mfssourfnna in New York.

Send your want" ads for The Sunday
er classification. All druggists AXE them.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Virginia, III, Bank Reorxani.es.

Virginia. Ill. Sept. F-Pctefsh, Skiles
Co. a private banking firm. IN business here
Tor t~hirty-two years. has reorganized as a
state bank and elected the following Of
hcers: President. George Couover; vice
president. Louis Peterfish and cashier. Matt
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Tasee Canal Practically Completed.
SPECIAL

vicksburg. Miss Sept zs-Colonsi Charles
L Potter. engineer In charge Of the Mem
Memphis n VIII stay here until to-mor-
row. He says that the Yazoo Canal. which
Is now practically dug through, Will be
opened rs soon as there Is & sufficient rise
In the river.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Funeral of Mrs. Maurice Joyce.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna. wife Of Mau-
rice Joyce. of East st. Louis. win take
place Sunday afternoon. Services VIII b
at ST. Patritk's Church az l:o D. n Old
friends of the family viii he the pail
bearers. Burial In Mount Carmel Cemetery.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27
Addressed woodmen of the World.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Virginia. III. Sept. S-National Lecturer
and State Lecturer C.. p. Nc
konn addressed a large gathering of Wood
evening on the subject of readjustment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-27

Tulsa, I.
REPUBLIC SPEC
Tulsa. l. T., Sc
hare been filed 1,
the Farmers Sta
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nick The instif
toter Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-05
En- el coIegio as
DISCIPLINE PoLlTlCA

Nos 60 srato haesr poblfeo an 10 sdiei6n
de ssts diA que, ca sl eolsgio As. hute aver 10
mayor coKdialidAd an4Ks todos los iueceg, no
FeRfstF6ndoae In mRs leVe int7AnGigensiR, nj
10 mas inRignineAnts pF0SesSs.
Solo hubo de particular Ia votRci6n frau
dulsntA de Domingo Morales, Fepublieano,
anlen apRraee ingeFito en- las list&R dc elae1O.
res poF In falssd&d suplantaei6n de nombra
del diA %, hseho que fu6 objsto de una dsnun.
eia.
MoKRlss hA Bido dsnaneiado hoy, IN for
ma, poY oil 1usR fsdeFaI.
mi lanes, q eonGesnenci& de 10 Fanuneia de
maestro eompadsRo Toro EsRnandsS, se tFabAi6
hastA SARds en- lA neehe poR eonseguiR In aus-
aituei6n de este, quisn eonSidsrabR desdeFoso
BantaFsa 1unto q unos luseas falsREios. 81
hsmbAHgo, les tAbajos del OomitS erAn iahti-
les y, como huerfGnA de Is1ressntAei6n nuss-
IRA solaetividad en- diche colegio so eorFiA ell
R1ssgO dc que Ge consumAr&n grandes abuaoB,
90 Reuni6 oil eomit6 local en- plsno FngRndo per
fodRs sStRs rRxOnss nj senor Toro Fsrn4ndeg,
cue Asistiess al cosgio en- ell dia de aver.
Nuestro eompAhsHo hiso 10 qua hacen
BIsmpFa loa fsdermlss: AntspcneE &l amor pro.
pio, lSs convsnisneiAs dsl paTtidoI MI OrRullo
personal los inteFsges de Ia pRtFIa.
De lA Retitud asnmidA poF el Supervisor
do alseeionss aseTcA d. In fAlsedAd de los 1us-
eos republican0Ss noS oeuparanoa dstenidA-
msnta mAnanA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-05

Nj trRto dc hRssF una defsnGA, nj dsSso
que 81 tomsn sGtAs hnsaG COMO dsaipfsctAnts
nj vAho dc inmundieiRs rsvusto en- sstos d'tl-
moa diaH poR IN psEi6dieo de In eiudRd de
MO del psEIodiSmo insulAF.
Esas missEiRs no nereesn que do elias nos
dstsndAmc- a. . Is de impoKtaneia.
Solo oil hP~ho moral do hAbarBe pRsaendido
snlodAF In opinion pholiea con las Ansias ssid :
pidas dc hAesT dEno IN eiud&d&no, 90 que
ARTAneA de 10 fntimo de nusstro psnsamisntos
ma idea 10 de KspeleR q los infAmeG 1usuA-
sAR R los hombHaB honRados.
Cn euento de dos Rmantss, RgFandRdo
haAtR L. eAtsgoTiA de novsla sin pasAF de
mas, con vAEios peYson8ies, todos ellos mneRtos
In mit&d hAbiendo exlstido an oil mAg1n de 10
MutoFR con tTRRsdiAB anogmeIl snvensnA-
misnsos, fagAs, deshonPa, egtrGn guiRei6ns ~
pOT 6ltimo, una carta ap6cEfs, hA servido de
AFgumanto . nm lots de pSrtodsst1s para ate
RnAE nm sgekndAlo dRdo, con Varios AsesinAtoB
contra oil pueblo, llSvAdo o cAbo poP aus ap&-
niaguAdoa, para pFstsndsR la dsshonTA dc IN
honbRs, AeusGndole como Be aeusAss Victor
Hugo en- In FfGneis, de psg1rls Luis XVI poE
hAeaF ysrgoH o mi defsndido poH TRACTION por
ma eolacuvidRd.
Para clio se aprovseha In oportunidad de
una mu1s que - eonaider& ofsndfdA que Sc
pRest9 todo con oil dsspseho pRopio de 10 que
We fAllidAB Sus espeRanERB, innEiendols de paso
n ma eolsctividad, qus luegc 4elAnAn como
gangatR, ell tTfsts dietAdo de Vsndida.
Y todo sso 90 tFAido . las eolumpas de an
papsI en- foRmA dc psEi6dieo, con sl ssfusrSo
iAboRioso do los que 10 rsdAetAn.
T6eAms msdiE eGR suvsFBI6n del ssntido mo
raj nsessAriO sg que Sc Olga 10 que rsVists sss
Rsto. Ess aeto sS propio dc los ssrss rnines !
dc los que 90 ARR&stTan en- oil esteKeolsHo dc las
inmundie1RS hum&n@si $50 90 eobafdsi ss lA
ahaReA eanAgoSa sn CUE 90 muaVsn los reptiles
sAlpicAndo con lodo es lR ola nsgER que quis'
70 snvolveF en- sus tensbresldadss todo euRnto
nneusnbPA q su p9Go.
Sc hA RERAsiF&do y llsRhdo . todo para d&F
ElsndG BusltA los snvilseimientos, como los