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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-02-01

Don't imagine that "a hair prepare
lions are alike Quite the contrary.
Some never DO what Is claimed Tor
them. The Original ozOnizsd Ok Mar
row has been On ne market for 50
long that there Is no doubt It WIN DO
everything We claim for It II Is the
mast gsntsel preparation that any one
CA use On their hair Il Is most deli
cately perfumed ana When thoroughly
rubbed into ne scalp and ven brushed
through TIE hair L cannot ian to cure
dandruR ana make the hair straight.
soft and beautiful Il inviEorates the
scalp prodnclng new growth and stops
the hair from falllng out Try a bottle
and yoa uiu Be cure 70 Be plssssd
Oniy. So cent?. szrress paid. 70 any ad-
dress a TIE United states DrugEisls
also scu K AdareE oz1pi1s1 q
Marrow CO. 81 Wata-i Are. chieaso.
aIInoia
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-02-01

en stte De1
There ere sli degrees G nc1 .Ily. bat
anId tha IeFity and gidtIness of peo-
pie oee locks round. - 1os 8 tower ol
Strength. o. some sell-dependenl mind
wa does not $ abroad tor a. tsti-
mate. ard has long ago made - is
conclusion thar i IS Impossible % fan
ne great Indizn sasls bad q lesson
for tie Brahmin, which every day re-
turns 10 mind ~An that depends on
smother gives pain all that depends
On himself gives pleasure. III thoss
few words Is TIE dedniton 81 pleasure
and nain. The noble mid s. here
@ teach as that failure Is part 81
snccess- Prosperity and pound-oaks
are tor very young gentlemen. whom
sach things content; but a hero's,
mans. success IS made up 81 failures.
because be experiments and ventures
every day. and the more fails BE gsts.
moves faster on; defeated al fhs
tine. and yet to victory born. have
a1lfl that u noIse1lai snip 1e Is not
the good rider who never was thrown.
but rather that q man never win b g
good rider until be e thrown; then he
WIN not be haunted any longer By the
terror that &c shall tumble and wiz
ride-that Is his business-to ride,
whether WITH fans OF whether with
none. to ri6e unto the place whittier
BE Is bound. And know no such IN
Questionable badge and ensign Of q
SOVEREIGN mind As that tenaclty Of pur-
pose which. through al change OF COM
panions. Of parties. Of fortunes. changes
never, bates no iot Of heart or hope.
but Wearies ont opposition and arrives
at It's port.-Ralph Waldo Emerson.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1902-02-01
THOUGHTS FoR EVERY OAN.

A great mind win neither give an
aHrout nor bear it-Home
Charity covereth a multitude Of
sins." but does ii always cover It's own
designi
The darkest hour in the history Of
any young man is when be sits down
% study how to get money without
honestly earning it-HOraee Greeley.
Fnberts, chestnnts, Walnuts and al
mond shells, highly oiled and polished
and set IN single bands or IN nets
made Of gold wires make decidedly
novel buttons. Nolsette buttons they
are called.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
In Msmoriam.

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Richardson, beloved
wife of the late Henry Richardson, died
at her home near Bel Air early Thursday
morning, between three and four o clock
on July 31st Mrs. Richardson was re
markable for one So far advanced i'll age,
past her eightv-cighth year, her mind
was perfectly clear to the last; and her
hearing and cyesight was good
In August 1901 Mrs. Richardson met
with a severe accident by falling and
spraining her hip, from which she never
recovered, nearly a wear of suffering, Il
period of physical pain Of that degree OF
severity that tries the human spirit, and
is a test OF human endurance, but neither
the faith nor the patience, nor the loving
spirit gave WAY under the ordeal; always
the same unaffected gcutlcness and love
illness of character, a charming amiabilitv
of nature and Il noble beauty of diSposi-
ton that won for her the litelor" friend
ship and esteem Of al who enjoyed her
acquaintance. She was Il tender and
loving mother perfectly devoted to her
family, always thoughtful of others. \
sublime picture was the sacred dcathbcd
scene ofthe patient and enduring christian
soul in triumph over the agonics nt dis
solution 1t was ali CONSTANT with the
beautiful spirit and christian fortitude OF
her whole life, that she bore that extreme
suffering at the close with such calm
waiting, Inccllly trusting in God. Such
accomplishing tortitudc known only to
the gentlcst natures. fully prepared as
her whole life was a preparation for a
happy death. She passed peacefully on
to that celestial home to enjoy the re-
ward of life we'll spent on earth.
Mrs Richardson leaves four sons and
two daughters all of whom were devoted
to their truly christian mother. Her
sons are Capt. W. II. richardson and
L. Hall Richardson, now nf the State OF
Texas. George ". and a. 0. Richardson
of Bel Air. The daughters are Misses
Mary T. and Mamie Z Richardson.
The funeral services and Requiem Mass
bv Rev Father Frederick was on Satur-
day morning at half past ten o'clock al
St Ignatius Church; burial il the Gene
terry adjoining. The beautiful flowers as
messages of loved ones. was an impress
sivr feature Of the solemn accession. The
pail bearers were her nepliews DR.. L Hall
Richardson, John y. ". Richardson,
Harry J. Macatce, Walter b. Macatee,
Henry ]. Raphel and Eugene F. Raphel.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08

To DENY some. If Tho. record II truths Of
the. Srriptur,.s is to shake taith IN all rev
,.I.,tin,, f,r itnari of that ,yhirL h,. hrrn
r,,,..l Il ;,,.r,,l I,,..,us # ,,,.,i,s io
H.. ;nr,,,,,,t,l,I,. yyith r,,r t,,,;t,. rnurr,.-
t;,ns tI,r every nth,,. ,,,,t;,, nf th,1
rrr,I,tinr IiL,,yis. L,yunI ,h,. r,.,rh of
n,,r rpnrr,.hcnsinu must M. also rr1,,diot
rJ As tIr moral Inv i; fin. will If God
i il evident thnt th,t VIII cannot In.
KNOWN tn man ,u,l,.ss il * r,vr,lrd-
hence, th,. necessity of a revelation to a
EnovLdur of the moral law. Hence
tno ;fvI. nav, no r,y,t.,rinn NJ. can
b,y,. mn tr,v,l.dsr nf the moral law.
| III. ,n,r,l inv. un,Inub,c,lIv EXISTS IL The
mind nf God hut il is no Inv for MS until
il j. ur,,n,;,l.a teI and it's ur,nulwatiou
| !. IN r.v,l.,tinu II is clear then thai
.,.ery ,++acl, ,,nor, he authpr1 ;,.i+v The
e,;lcrr. ~ th,. revelation * aratIarl, ON
r,.,..I ,t;,,, it,rif and that every assault
,,,',,,, ;s nm ASSAULT r,,,,n thr
,,,n,,r,l Inv. a,,J inst in thr nrn,nr+inn
hot NV f,;th j.; r.v.Iorinn i ,,,.,Lrnef
-. da,.t,,,,.,,I 80, = H.. .,,,,bnr;,, nf th,
,,,,r,l i.,,,. ,,,.,.r ,rr ar,inns ;mn,;red
IT,. n1I ,,,d III. Eev. T,.,,mo,,ts arr. ca
;r,;n,.,r,.I, i,,t,rv.ov.,, iiat If nrri s f,Isc
tI,n ,+L., c,r,,nt Ia. tr,,r If eli her IN.
| f,1.,. in nart +b.r ucither can In. relied
w. :,i,c - ,,.k+ H.. ,,n..,I law. i
~ 80 ,,I,,I ,',d,.,,,.,. ,f
th m, s,;danre i drstr,,cr;vr Thos,
49, 49,, ,.,,onn,I.r ,i,,h,s ,hr, d.o,, thew.
,,r,.st;,,, Ib.,. ,,nset,I, The I.Gi,imrtr
and necessary result of all this is thai
men arr made more different TO the
nhliuatinns al The moral law and. con-
srnTcntlv l. * Inclined to observe the
md,iiciull law, and they soon bccomc
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08

THE 1EGIs is the oldest established
newspaper i'll Hartford county 1t has a
larger circulation among intelligent farm
ers, Gamers and other business men than
any other newspaper published in the
county. These facts make it valuable
advertising medium for reaching all
classes.
All communications should be address
ed to THE EGIS AND INTELLIG ENcER,
and all checks drawn to order OF Finney
& Dashiell.
~NoTIcE TO CORRESPONDENTS
communications intended for publication
must be accompanied by the real name
of the writer, though not for publication
unless desired, otherwise they will re-
ceive no attention.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

E;sht comic a limo for tho f;rSt insertion and
cents line for each subsequent insertion
seven words 10 a line, No advertisement in
serted unless prepaid.
No advertisement inserted for less than Is
cents.
,sF~Toppa Farm for Rent Apply to c.
B. Day, Upper Falls, Md.
va roI 2'IeA ms III !; I'm Wv
N ,.;I iIh JelscH' d. i"ii' i''''' oi'''
Ill., iu'
tF-For Sale.-A Store Stand in Bel Air
dong good business. Apply at l'''S once
eas For Sale..An upright ten-h"rse
power Boiler; also sIX-horse Engine IN
l[st,ciass co!i" ~ W. 'iSe %oJ I'm ~ ~, -
iialNiliS' N ~ ~" - o,,'' u H. ''' ~
va FOR 9aIe.-.A tarlit Oh ~ ''ttcS, SIT
Geek Wellimnrovcd Possession riyen
1st of October W Silver GHrland
four-month-old Colt, William Bechtold,
ReIcamn Md.
.zss-Ea- co1oA .ui,st,rt;o1 Sur;no
wnDnr e,,;tahIe fnr hauI;,,g tnn,at6 rs ~.
m.I' 81, En,,,,;rn - q pn.,crs
r,anr 6a9rI;,atn,,
."',,a,,, ..,'o oq,,,1.
We wanted at Il'ee.- ~ Suns GI anu us.i
| Churchyilic road. Good wages for good
men Hunt and Lackic. Contractors.
Rel Air Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
CHARLES N, STlEFF
To My friends.

1t is with Joy l tell You what kodol did
for me. | was troubled with my st omuCh for
good il has done mc. ncirhhor had the
dyspepsia So that he had tried most every
thing. l told him to uSc * odol. Words of
gratitude have come to me from him because
l recommended it.--tIcn. w. Fry, Viola, Iowa.
Health and strength. OF mind and body. de-
pend on the stomach aud normal activity of
the digestive organs. kodol. ths great re-
constructive tonic, cures all stomach and
bowel troubles indigestion. dyspepsia. X odol
digests any good food you cat. Take Il dose
after meals.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08

y. ]. CottinAham went to Washington
County, Ark. to Sc his sister and while there.
was taken with AUX idNSrutcryl aud vs.
very bad OF. lie decided 10 try Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera md niHrrhocI Remedy
and was :" much pleased with the prompt
cure which it Effected. that he wrote Tie.
manufacturers u letter i'll praise of their
medicine. Mr.. Cottiugham resides at Lock
land. Ark. This remedy is for sale by the
Bel Air Drug store.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
CLOTHING.
SHOES.

We can give you a good. strong Mans
Shoe for SOC, and better for $1.OO.
Boys Shoes for SOC. to $1OO.
You can get good Child's Shoe for
25c pair, for which you will have to
pay at other places SOC.
Ladies Shoes, lace or button, at 75c.
We have some left
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
7OMORR0W'S PRIMARIES

The Democratic primaries have
been held in Baltimore and Carroll
counties with the results that have
been foreshadowed. Mr.. Talbot
will have his own delegation as will
Mr.. Fink.
The Hartford primaries will be held
on Saturday and the last to meet will
be the Democrats in the fifteenth and
sixteenth wards Of Baltimore City.
The situation at the present time
renders Hartford county in a peculiar
ly interesting position. During the
past week considerable interest has
been manifested and the party men
are commencing to realize the inn
portance of selecting proper material
to represent them at Havre de Grace.
1t did seem at one time as if the
primaries would be allowed to go by
default and we are happy to chronicle
the present improved status. Ashas
been foreshadowed in these columns
the consensus of opinion seems to be
that this county should select a dele
cation pledged only to use its best
endeavors to secure man who will
poll the full Democratic strength.
1t is the duty of every Democrat to
turn out at the primaries tomorrow,
Saturday afternoon, at the place
designated in his district. The larger
the turnout, the more weight and re-
sponsibility will be realized by the
delegates. No doubt the five men
selected will have to use their best
endeavors to secure the result to
which we all are aiming and it is an
excellent idea to start them from
home realizing that they have be-
hind them a constituency who is
closely watching their movements. In
the selection of the proper men, great
care should be taken, but on this
point we do not question the ability
of the voters themselves to decide.
The only fear to be entertained is
that the Democrats will not turn out
and in that manner a small but
pugnacious minority might secure
control of the convention, which
would misrepresent US at the Havre
de Grace convention.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
LIST OF TEACHERS
Qualified to Teach in the Public Schools Of
Hartford County.
Office Board school Commissioners.

Office Board School Commissioners.
BEL. AIR, MD Jnly II. 1909.
Trustees must select their Teachers from
this list. unless the applicant holds Life
Certificate, Diploma OF The State Normal
School or Il Certificate from the Principal OF
the state Normal school
Contracts with Teachers must bcin " .iting
aud must he forwarded to the Examiner as
soon as made. Boards of Trustees must he
properly organized before contracts with
teachers can be made.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
WILLIAM ROBINSON.


WILLIAM ROBINSON,
late of Hartford county, deceased. Ali
persons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby notified to exhibit the
same, with the legal vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 3Oth day of December 1902.
or they may otherwise by law be exclud-
ed from all benefits of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are re.
questcd to make immediate payment.
Given under.my hand and seal this Both
day of June, 1902.
NJ. LUTHER PHILLIPS,
Administrator
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
AN LMSIDIOUS TAX.

The recent reduction of the internal
revenue tax directs attention to this
insidious means of raising money.
1t is enforced on the people in such a
manner that they do not realize its
onerous exaction and seem to accept
1T as a matter of course. Ever since
the Civil War this method of raising
money for the Government has been
resorted to and the present genera
ton has become educated to it as q
matter of course. lit was only prac-
teal to lay before the public the ex-
act amount Of taxes that each one
contributes i'll this manner, the result
would be surprising. Political
economists have several times advo-
Gated the entire adjustment ofallin.
direct taxation and substituting
therefore, direct levy on each in
dividual. In this manner every per-
son would realize that he is contribut-
ing to the public exchequer and would
doubtless take much more interest in
public affairs. As it is now, many
persons seem to feel that their inter
est in the Government is of a trivial
nature because they are not aware of
the amount of taxes that they are
called upon to pay. If their contri-
button to the Government was made
in a direct manner, it is a plausible
theory that they would realize the
responsibility of selecting proper per-
sons to govern them. Working men,
for instance, would not hesitate to
vote for party that would raise
their wages few cents a day and
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
Democratic Primaries
AND COUNTY CONVENTION.

AND COUNTY CONVENTION.
Congressional Campaign for 1902.
In accordance with the recommended
tions of the Democratic State Central
Committee, the Democratic voters of
Hartford county are requested to hold
primary elections in their several districts
on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Q, 1902,
At 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
In the First District at Abingdon.
In the Second District at Halls y Rds.
In the Third District at Bel Air.
In the Fourth District at Jarrcttsville.
In the Fifth District at Dublin.
In the Sixth District at Havre de Grace.
To select ten delegates from each district
to the County Convention to be held at
Bel Air, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th,
1902, at IL o'clock, NJ, to select five
delegates to represent Hartford county i'll
the District Convention to be held at
Havre de Grace on THURSDAY, AUGUST
2Sth, 1902, to nominate a candidate for
Congress for the Second Congressional
District of MARYLAND.
THOMAS H. ROBINSON,
EDWARD H. HALL,
HOLLIS COURTNEY, IR.,
State Central Committee for H rfnrd Co.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
GEORGE L. vANRIRRER, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

TIME TELLS in the matter of Pianos.
The best is thrt which lasts 4 lifetime and
retains to the end its original perfect tone.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscri
her has obtained from the Register OF
Wills of Hartford county, Md, letters of
administration on the estate of
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-08

by virtue of a decree of the Orphans Court
of Hartford county, sitting i'll Equity, the I'M
At the Court House door i'll Bel Air Hartford
county, Maryland, on
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

Onuo2emos bastante q sir CUTLER
mo para ssber que era valiente. Lo
habfs probado en- muchas. circuns
fsnciss y denaostraba hasta en- las
mss dificiles Eituaciones una gran
saUgre fra.
Sin embargo, ell aspecto de squs-
la sombra inm6vil, Ia brlllantez de
aouellos dos puntos luminosos, pro-
dUjeron terrible impression sobre
81. Involuntariamente retrocedi0.
EntCnces Ia scmbra adelsnt6 8
su Tez. Sir GCillermo retrocedfa y
squella continusba edelantando.
Ei muIo estaba detras de ell y
no pudo retroceder mas. Entonces
Ia sombra do un paso y sir Gui
lIermo Cy6 Ia ligera respIraeidn y
sinti6 eu aliento sobre su cara.
-sQuien soisP SQue es este? =
pregunto, no pudlendose evitar IN
s6hito terror.
La sombra no respondi6; perc
una msno de hierro cogi6 o sii
Guillermo por ell cuello al mismG
tiempo que sintio Ell miserable QUE
le apoyaban Tn hieTro f'fo en- II
fFante.
Comprendi6 que era Ell canon d
nns pistola,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17
Xxx XVI

AL instsnte una woe de nuief.
pero una Voz energica, lie dijo: O
me entregais las letrss de cambio
8 is muerto.
Esta VOC hizo estremecer al cul
pable.
-iL4s letrasl -repitio Ia sombra
en- tono imperioso, mientras que Ia
pistols coutinuaba siempre aPoya-
dR en- la ffente del malvado.
Sir Guillermo reconosi6 . Baca'
r& en- la voz comprendt6 que no
titubearfa en- matarle 81 es que SO
resistia en- entregarle las letras.
Las alarg6 silenciosamente.
Pero Bacar&, pues realmente era
ella, no solt6 Ell cuello del bsronet
Que So mano izquierda spretshs
con a6ael vigor que la conocemos
4 que inEscaba en- ella esa proce-
Il dencia de nija del pueblo, sin de1a
por ESQ Ia pistola que tenfa en- la
II mano derecha.
II -iAl fuegoI ~.diio, lechad este
al fuego al momepto soia muerto
Ei bsronet medic. sOfocsdo por Ia
| ruda preston de los oedos nerViOscl
i &c Bscar6, sc encontrsbs pree.sa
mente adcsado al muro entss II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

muy tranquilamente al pcstillon
de cabellos roios que la vIspefa
Dor Ia noche cord icfa Ia Dsu
mont la silla de possa de T1rquess.
-Pues bien, diio Le6ns que
vengan los cabsllos, spriss. aprisa.
-Prento 10 haremos, di1o oil
position sin moverse, -el tempo
de conner un bocado J beber IN
vase de vino. lHola VI nturaI
Ri posadero baio.
-Vuelvo mis- caballos Paris eoG
ell coche vacio del ipgles y llevar6
al sefIor aprovechaLdo la OCCASION,
Por consignients dadnos slgo para
ccner y beber.
No tengo apetIto, diio Leon.
-,Bahl teudreiS sed -. y des-
pu9s os contarG tai veg 81 seereto
de aquella DANA.
~5Vos9 exclam6 Leon,
-Yo.
7 ell postill6n SO detUQo,
Estas dltimas palsbras hsbfan
sub'eyado Ia sangre de Leon, en- Ell
i que Ell de,irio mental habfa llega-
Il do al colmo.
II MaouSnalmcnts ell pobre loco ae
II seuto a Ia mesa con vidado; incOns-
Il cfentemerte alargo IN vase, 10 hizo
II l!enar le yacio de un trago.
il Guerra s1ber.
II FL rosadero fue sentarsa ccn
ellos = echo de nuevo vino o Ro-
llShd.
Il -sQ1e sabeis, pues? = preguntd
81 obrero que por segunda yea va
II clio el vaso de IN sorbo.
II -Yo, diio et pcstillon,-ho es'
tado al seTvicio de Ia sefors y del
II cahallero.
Il -iAhI rugi6 Leon.
-Psro hebee, dijo el possdero
ACusndo Sc va de yiaje es necssa
sario tener el est6mago calients
Y volvi6 llenar 81 Faso.
- -El caballero es IN canalla, III
miserable, prosiguio el postillon
que sacude de firme Ia sefiori
H que acabsrS por mstaria.
-tOhl exelam6 Leon tomand'
I'm cuchillo de enoima Ia In mesa
! i --ldesgraciado DO III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

sus oios, Sc abrieron de pronto y
pudo yer.
Txperiment0 como un estreme-
cimiento en- todo su cuerpo, pudo
exteuder un brszo y despues Ell
otro. En do, su boca, cue estaba
crispads, SO abri6, sus dientes "e
aflofaron, recobr6 el uso de Ia lem
qua ga sirvio de ella para llamar.
EI posadero subi6.
FL sef1or Ventura tenfa IN aire
de bondad y candidez que exclufa
todo pensamfento de que hubiera
representado ningdn papel active
en- la com edia de Ia noche anterior.
-iAhl lshl mi hurgues, dijo.-
Iuor I'm os habeis despeFtado2
Donde esta ella, dijo Leon
con exaltaci6n.
7 por IN esfuerEo logr6 incorpo-
rarse sobre Ia CANA.
-Habeis tenido un famoso sue
10 nunca visto, mi burgues, pro-
sigut6 el possdero.
-ID6nde est6 ellaf repiti6.
-SQ1ien es ellaf
La senora que estaba eonmigo.
fAh. mi buen sef1ori respon
do Ventura, debemos Greer que
no os tenfa en- tant0 como al otro.. :.
Sc ha vuelto Paris.
Leon did un grito da rabia. Es
tas palahras desvaneciero roE su 1l
TINA esperanzs, 10 de haber tenidc
una pesadills 8 IN deliri9. Por Ii
tanto todo era verdad. -. lTur
ouega habfa merchadol
Leon salt6 de la CANA sobre Il
que, como recordaremos, le echa
ron vestido. 1.
-QuIero ir Paris. exclaps6
z pss6, por decirlo asf, echandr
aun lado al posadero: aalid de
cuarko con Ia cabez2 desp uda 81
m estado de exaltaci6n extraordi
maria y 50 lanzo la escalera.
Ooando iba q RtrAvesar Ia cocin
sin detenerse en- ella, una voE eI
ro1quecida, le diio;
-lEhl burg les, 81 qusreis ir
Paris os llevare 20.
Leon so volvio y vi6 sentado
lado dol fusgo fnmando 81 piT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17
DISTINCTION honrosa
4 Mr. Blenk
Diogsnes PRIET0.

Et RsvsYando Oolspo de Pusrto Rlcos moA'
sanor sI la aldo nomhTRdo miambg0 dc la
JuntR ConssjsEa Nasionsl do In EsdeEae16n
amel cana De las soeisdades eattfiie8ss crg&2t-
saei64 do las maB fusrtes mas tmpoxfnnesf
dal mundo. I'll n6mero de los noeios con
euenta aseisnde q miiIonas, sisrdo su ob1sso
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sus dePeehoa.
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prslAdos mss distinguidos de los Essados Unt'
dos, tAlss como lOa CaYdsnAl0st AESOhispoSs
O5ispos, otEes altos diRnAtarioa de ID Igissia
Cat6IicA.
Felieisamcs por lA disaInei6n al vsnsrAhls
Pfeisdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17
r. gicidio trustrado
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