davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-15
neapsrate convIet captured.

James Langford, desperate con-
yict who recently escaped from the
State penitentiary, was captured at
Tiptonville, Tenn, last week and re-
turned to prison.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-15
OWED FIFTY FEET.
John Perew Rescues Drowning Man,
Who Feil Form q Boat.

Cleveland. o.. Nov. 10.--John Pc
rev dived fifty feet, and rescued a
drowning man here today. John
DUNCAN fell from boat at the Pitts
burg Coal Company's plant. perew
was at work on the machinery fifty
feet above the water. DUNCAN was
going down the third time. Perew
eprang. and cleared the boat. Ths
men we're hauled On board, the wa.
ter was pumped out Of DUNCAN, and
be revived.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-15

The board Of supervisors Of 0ktib-
beha county has let 100 miles Of the
public roads Of the county to be
worked by contract.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-15

Tom-The way to win woman is to
talk to her about herself
Bezs--And the way to win man u
to let him talk about himself hicssc
Daily News,
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-15
EAST RIVER BRIDGE ON FIRE.
New Structure Connecting Brooklyn and
New York sustains Heavy Damage.

New York, Nov. 10.--The new East
river bridge. in process OF construction
between New York and Brooklyn, was
damaged TO the amount OF at least
s500.O00 tonight by fire that for
four hours ragged 355 feet in the air,
on the summit of the great steel tow
or on the New York side. Three
men who were at work on the ton Of
the tower when the fire broke out are
reported to have fallen Into the river.
Woodville Republican., 1902-11-15
RATES ana as FOLLOWS :
SHIP YOUR GOODS
~ THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY

which operates on $1,000 miles Of Grst-clas'
railroads, with connections with other com'
penies, to all points accessible by express
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being loaded for market by the Ben But
Ter company yesterday. The consignment
viii be marketed before the month
closes.
A lot Of high-grade gold ore from the
Cottonwood canyon was being sampled
yesterday. II will be on the market to-
morrow.
John A Kirby. superintendent of the
DalY-Nest. who has been in attendance at
court as a witness in the Bullion Beck
Eureka-Hiu trial for the greater Dart
of the week. leaves for the mine again
TODAY
p. L. Kimberley received a dispatch
from Henry NJ Ryan yesterday asking
him to take run up to Butte before go
ing east He will. therefore. leave for
the north tonight and meet Mr. Ryan to-
morrow.
E j. RaddatZ. SUPERINTENDENT OF the
Honerine- came in from camp last night
TO meet Mr.. Kimberley. and to spend Sun
day with his family He reports splendid
headwav as being made in the new 7.0I9-
foot drain tunnel
The Thunder Mountain Gold Mines COM
Dany has just been Incorporated under
the laws of Delaware. The stated oh
iects of the corporation. according to an
account of its formation appearing in an
eastern publication. are ito mine and
quarry and prepare for market all kinds
of metals and ores The designated in
generators are: Elwood G. Gran. Salt
Lake Thomas b Wilde PHILADELPHIA
and Joseph Marvel of Wilmington Del
The company is capitalized for 81 ,alss COO
W. P O'Meara returned from a bust
ness trip TO Colorado yesterday
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and shut them up in the school house.
The police are holding off from eX-
polling them by force.
The situation in the provinces is more
grave kilograms containing petitions
for clemency and delay are pouring in
on President Loubet from all quarters,
and a telegram from Brest says the
outlook in several of the neighboring
towns is serious.
Opposition to the authorities was Of
fered. but no casualties have been re-
ported At Lyons there was no dis
turbance. The schools there have been
closed and the doors sealed
Mob Dispersed by Police.
A meeting convened for the purpose
OF protesting against the official decree
ordering the closing of the COngrega-
ZIONIST schools was held in Paris to-
night. presided over by Jules lie Maitre,
the Hterateur.
Addresses were made by Francois
Coppee. the author. and other members
of the chamber of deputies and munic-
ipal councillors.
The breaking up of the assemblage
was marked by disorderfy scenes
Crowds crying viva le Hberte" gath
cred. and the police were Obliged to
use severe measures to disperse them.
Several arrests were made, among the
persons taken into custody being
a priest.
Counter demonstrations were organ
lied in the streets, those taking part
in them singing political songs and
denouncing the Congrega tionaIists- Up
to this hour-1l:15 p. m--however,
nothing very serious has occurred.
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Ogden Churches.

First Presbyterian church-Mornfng
service at IL; subject, The Unattained
Desires of the Heart" Evening serv-
ice at s; subject, 1.-The Godward Part
of Faith There win be special music
at each service
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
church edif1ce corner Twenty-fourth
street and Lincoln avenue-Services IL
a. M; subject, Love" Sunday school
1915 a m. Wednesday evening meet
ing p. m. All invited. Free reading
roms, suite PIP Eccles building: open
daily from to p. m. All welcome
Church of the Good Shepherd (Epis-
copaD. corner Grant avenue and Twen-
ty-fourth street-Morning service al IL
O'Clock. the Rev. George c. Hunting
officiating
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Assessment No. 1

OFFICE OF THE UNCLE SAW cox
solidated Mining company Location and
principal place of business, Salt LAKE.
CITY Notice is hereby given thar az a
meeting of the directors. held on the I'D
day OF July. 1892, an assessment of 3
ceQtS per share was levied on the canf+sI
stock of the corporation, payable Aug. q
1902 TO B. G. Raybould secretary and
treasurer. at the office Of the conpany-
at the Utah National bank, OF Salt Lake
City Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid en- the 18th day
OF August 1e02 VIII be DELINQUENT and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before viii be
sold on the nth day of SeptemDEr 1902
to nay the delinquent assessment rorffll-
er. with the cost of advertising and ax-
penseS of sale B. G. RATRoTLD.
Secretarr-
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LITTLE GIRLS HEROIC DEED.
Drowned While Trying TO Save Her
Playmate.

St Paul. July e6-Josephine Kastner.
the l2-year-old daughter of William,
kaStner. a stone mason and Mary SiIar
the 15-year-old daughter of Joseph Siler
a saloonkeeper, have been drowned in
Long lake near here.
Josephine Kastner died in an effort t,
save the life OF her playmate The two
girls and a younger brother of the Kast-
ner girl got aboard a raft near the shore
ana sraonaliz fioatsd INTO deep water
Here the Siler girl became frightened
and fell into the water As she sank q
second time. Josephine Kastner forget
ting That she could not swim. jumped
overheard and grabbed her little NAV
mate The girls struggled in each Others
arms for few seconds and sank. Willie
kastner. the brother. was rescued BY the
villagers. -
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BROTHER CARRIED dope. "
Frank Claypole Is Now in Jail With
Charles.

Frank Claypole, a brother of Charles
Claypole. who was arrested few days
ago on the charge OF grand larceny.
was also arrested yesterday and was
placed in the company of his brother.
CIaypole called at the city Jail Friday
and left q package to be delivered to
his Imprisoned brother. Before deriv-
ering il. however, the officers were in
auisitive enough to open the package
and examine it's contents. A quantity
of dope was found among other arti-
cles. and il was held in the desk SER
geant's Office.
He returned to headquarters yester-
dav to see If his Instructions had been
followed. and became abusive when told
that they had not He viii appear in
the city court Monday.
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Ogden Briefs.

Editor Jones of the Coalville Times
was in Ogden yesterday.
Officer Hutchins is back from San
francisco Officer Fender is expected
back today.
Joseph Wallace. whose foot was in
Jured about two weeks ago in Salt
Lake so that a portion of the member
had to be amputated, is recovering
nicely.
Elders Seymour b. Young and George
Reynolds Of the first council OF the
seventies win be the speakers at the
outdoor meeting Monday evening, on
City Hall square, There will be special
musical numbers furnished.
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y valuable improvement now in
course of construction on the west
side is the business and apartment
house, as shown in the above illustra-
ton. of Mrs. Rebecca B. Carter. The
building will front east on Second West
street. a short distance north of Sec
ond South, and the plans and specifica-
lions are by Architect William Carroll.
II will cost about $4,000, and viii oc-
cupy 60x1121z feet of space. The two
upper floors will be divided into suites,
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
MASONRY WATER DAN FOR
CHEYENNE, WYOMING,
WATERN0RES.
Office OF the City Clerk.
CHEYENNE. Wyo-. July u 1869

Cheyenne, Wyo-, July q 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived by the city clerk of Cheyenne.
Wyo-, at his office In said city, until
noon of Thursday. Aug p, 1902. for the
construction of masonry dam on the
middle fork of Crow creek
Plans and specificatio for the pro-
posed work may be seen at the offices of
the city clerk or the city engineer, and
blank forms of proposals viii be fur
nished by the city clerk
Each bid must be enclosed in a sealed
envelope, and must be accom- panied by a
certified check for coo as a guara ntee
that the successful bidder viii enter into
a contract
Bidders must furnish satisfactory evil
dence OF their ability to do the class of
work required.
Bids will be opened at a special meeting
OF the city council of said city of Chsy-
eEne, Wyo-. TO be held on Thursday, Aug.
n lsce. at O'Clock p m
J. l. MURRAY Mayor
z A ARRy. City Clerk
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OGDEN NEWS
Ogden Office, 203 Eccies
Building. Telephone ia.
OGDEN I,iIr- Y
NORTH OGDEN FIRE.
The Model Barn on vanderhoof Prop.
erty DESTROYED.

A fire yesterday afternoon in North
Ogden destroyed a valuable barn be-
longing to Mr.. Jones. formerly OF
Huntsville. who recently purchased the
Jesse Fanderhoof place, including this
Darn A valuable horse, considera BILE
nay and farm machinery were burned
The fire was caused by one of the
daughters of Mr.. Jones. who. in play-
ing with matches. ignited the June
grass, from which the flames spread ia
the barn. The damage is estimated at
$780, with no insurance.
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separate bath and toilet

each having separate bath and toilet
rooms.
There will be forty rooms, exclusive
of kitchens and dining rooms The
basement viii be finished throughout.
and the entire building will be heated
with hot water. Every modern con-
venience will enter into the construc-
ton. and the woodwork will be done in
hard oil and varnish. The front will
be of red pressed brick with Kyune
stone trimmings. 1t is expected to have
the building completed before winter
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The bride is the eldest daughter of
George sutherland, and, although she
mas spent most of the past few years
In the east, she is well known in local
society She was brought out in Wash
ingtOn last year, and was one of the
bevy of charming debutantes of the
season. She has hardly made her for
mai entrance into mature society in
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Dining Car Thieves Caught.

Arthur and Peter Brown, arrested
Saturday in Shoshone, Ida, by Spe-
cfal Officer Jones of the Oregon Short
Line for breaking into and looting a
dining car in the Ogden yards some
time ago. were brought to Ogden yes
terday and lodged in jail. One of the
brothers confessed to the officers. They
Will be given a hearing Wednesday.
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this city, as her parents have not been
at nome here since her coming of age.
Inc groom is the fourth son of Mr.
ana Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence. and is
young man well known in the bust
ness circles of Salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence will be at
home to their friends after Aug. 10 ut
80 First street.
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LEWIS Sisters FOUND.

Colorado Springs, Colo, July S-Edith
and Florence Lewis of Chicago. who
went from this city TO Cripple Creek last
Tuesday and then disappeared, were To-
Gated today at the home a friend in
Cripple Greek They were surprised 10
hear that their absence from Colorado
Springs had caused alarm.
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RICHARDSON & ADAMS,
172 Main Street.
Notice to Contractors.

THE COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS
and grounds of the board OF educarion
Salt Lake City, Utah. will receive bids
up to 2:30 O'Clock, July 18th, 1902. at the
board rooms, city and county building.
Ffrst-For the erection and completion
of an annex to the Lincoln and Wasatch
school buildings
Second-For the erection of one-story
StOFehOuse
the office OF W. Pinney superintendent
of buildings. 534 North Second West street
A certified check of per cent must
accompany each bid The right 10 reject
any or all bids is reserved.
A G. GLAUQUE.
Chairman Committee on Buildings and
Grounds
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genuine surprise was caused in
Ociety circles yesterday by the an
i0uncement made by Mr.. and, Mrs.
George Sutherland Of the marriage of
heir daughter, Emma Lynn. 70 Mr..
Charles Worthen Lawrence. The event
took place on Friday at ST. Luke's
church in San Francisco, where the
bride has been visiting her aunt.
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LONd4 S1-cs-SSuS
State of Utah, County of Salt Lake
E w Wilson being first duly sworn
according to law, depOSes and says that
he Is cashier of the above named bank,
that the above and foregoing report con-
tains a full. true and correct statement
OF the condition of the said bank at the
close of business on the 18th day of July,
1892 E w VIZ SON
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Sd day of July, 1902
(Seal) EDWARD HOME.
Notary Public
State.
l. James T. Hammond secretary Of
state of the state OF Utah, do hereby GER
correct copy OF the statement of the
above named company. now on file in my
office, 18th day of July. 1892
J. T. HAMMOND.
Secretary OF State.
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THE CALIFORNIA
MYSTERY SOLVED

CONTINUED from Page g.
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The Bank of Commerce,

Report made to the secretary of state of
the state of Utah of the condition of
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Mail orders carefully filed.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
EDITORIAL

ce. Todo ell mundo sabe allf, que Enrique
Chsvslier es incapaz, por impulse propio, de
reaIizar ell NAL. Pero para su desgracis, es
an hombre sin iniciatiyas sin voluntad,
que otros, mas listos mas perversos, han
tornado de instrumento, NosOtros quere-
mos hacer esa justcta Enrique ChevalieT,
preferimos considerable an n1nntqW tie
merle por un nlalvddO.
Los yerdaderoa autores de esa trama,
son los otros, los connotados, los mismos que
en- la epoca de Guzman Benitez lanzaban q
la policia q las tErbas realizar aquella
serie de atropellos contra los federales, que
adj Sc recuerda en- Ponce con indignation,
los mismos que, cuando las lanZas Sc volyie.
ron con ira ellos, salierOn protestando hfpo-
critamente de los desm manes cometidos Pue-
de ser que algun dta liable claro Ell en-
t6nces jefe de Ia policia Rodulfo Figueroa;
ell misterio en- que esta enVuelta aquella
epoca terrorffca quede aclarado.
es0s mtsmos son los que componen
hoy Ell llamad0, con sarcaSmo, Club BaLd0-
rioty, pues squel patricia ineorruptible, CD
20 coraz6n era TODD amor bondad, jamas
hubiera consentido en- vida, que su nombre
fguraSe al frente de un Club en- Ell one Sc
tramsn compontes cue remedan la spoca del
general Palacios, 6pOca trisbe de la que el
fue una de las vfctimas.
Iuiurie EL AguilG como le plazca al
abogado Acosta Quintero, porque cumple
con ga deber de defeusor de la victima, al
Didrto de Ponce y a LA DENIoCRACIA, porque
con toda la energfo necesaria ylenen libran-
do esta campafa contra Ell atropello de esos
polizonteS. Nosotros leamOs su5 insnltos
con desprecio pTofundfsimo. La injuria
por ST no vsle Dunca NADIA; signtfca Inucho
cuando el que la lanza representa- algo ante
la opinion p1bltcs. los an6Dimos redac-
torres de El Aguilo saben que en- Ponce ma
die Sc preocupa de ellos.
Nosotros vamos en- pos de Ia verda3;
dispuestos one Sc hsga luz. mucha lug en-
ese asunto, para que los jueces fscales que
lntervengan en- 6l, no puedan faquear I'm.
pulsos de infQencias polfticas, como desgra-
ciadsmente SIC ha venido observando en- Ia
ma -or1a de esos modernos tribunales.
Aquf eetamos nosotros dispuestos al es-
edndaE0, como dice EL Ag,eiLG, 81 Sc tratase
de torcer la ley dejar tmpune Ell hecho
vandalico de abentar contra La vida de IN
ciudadano honrado.
basts por hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
A LOS JUICES
(Ds FL Dtarto de Poncs)

Hay en- Ia vida de sodos los pueblos an
principle sanso que Sc llama iustcia.
Sohre Ga base "a edifcan los mass caros In
serssss de una sociedsd se do impulse Las
mas gFandes iniciativas.
Sin ese principle 10 vida social 60 IN eaos.
HablAmoa los 1uecsS.
A los representatives. da Ia naci6n.
A los e1ecutores de ia Ley.
Hace pocos dias eomsti6 en- Is Playa de
esta ctudsd IN asropello tneoncebible.
Los sutores, agantes de policfas goxan d g
com mpIasa libertad.
No vamos recoFdsr los incidsnsea de ssta
question, h1rto debatida por cleric.
NeceatkAmos algo mas
Aver inxersamos en- nuestro D1AREo gRS-
YES cargos consideraclonss importRnlfsimas,
uue sobrs este aaunto, formnlara al LcdO
Asosta Qaintero.
Qnaremos que se hjsn en- elias los juaces
Desaamos qoe todos, dssda sl Attorney
GausYal, hsstR al Jusz Municipal de sstA ciu-
dad. peaen constdeEan esAs deciaracfones,
QUE revissen sumA importancis, no por ell he
eho en sf aino por Las terribles consscuenciks
Que pudieran 2GarRear esta sc-iedad. nj CON-
tYa 10 que nososros esps-amos, oil sol de In JUS
ticia legars ocultAr aus ray os srss las espeaas
nnbea de Alg6n apasionamiento g Seereta ten
dencia.
nuestro. sino por Ia sranquilidad de nusatro
pushlo. por al bfensstsr de nnestras familias.
santimoa no hAber visto ahn nj honore hIa
Fiscal de esss Corte intervsnir con aus Iuoss
On este Afnnto.
RepTezantAnEe oil senior Hlacals dai g1ar-
dsdor de los grades fueros de esaa soeisdad
"a puaato est& % q aiado en loa asunsoa tod oa
que afsetsn sl busn nomhrs dc II sociedad que
Representa-.
Sd puesso sssk aquf, In sl asunso da Pa.
chseo. Puesio muy alto, qus 10 briada oeasf6n
para clmentar baio Ii base dc Ia inatlcia oil
prsatIgio de "a toga.
Hahlen las Ieyssi digan cusnAo dahsn de-
ban deelr On honor 10 grandesa del espfrisu
Legal, arroian sobFe in eaosxa de los della.
cuanaes gu peso sodo. 50 fnarsa scdas para qae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
Explosion de IN poly0rin
EN- ESPANA

Ha ocuFrido en- CarAbaneh Alto-Madrid
-una gran explosion en- 81 poIvoIfn de Ia Rs
euela pr6ctica do artilleria que hay en- dicho
baRPio.
La gran eantidad de p6lvora de baIas
que habfA en- al polvogfn, produ1sron nj explo-
Anr ma datCnAei0n formidable, Que 80 dej6 DIR
en- todos los pusbIos cercanos como una tsrri-
BILE deacKFgA AtmoRf&ricA.
4 oensecusncIa de In explosion han muer-
- los dos centinelAs que sstaban de guardia
en- al Uoivorfn han aido herfdos grovemente
eatonee ao,dados del Immediate cusrpo de
huAreia-
I'm Gatsfs so Bintl6 tan violentanente In
explosion, que cRsi todos los cristaIes de les
cAsas 40 cayeFon pedAs0a.
Bl polvoEfn ha quedado coEplstsnente
destruid0.
Sc I9noran las eanRas del sirfstro dus Hl-
gnnos suponsn origiBadc por sl asnxlanse Ga
IoY dc sstos dlaa, que habrk hecho expiotaR al
gupA eRiR 90 p6lVoFa mai aeonalslonada,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30

Sc han Eeorganizado las husstea fsdefales
de las Msrfas, eonstitug 6ndoae Asi ell nuevo co.
mit6:
Presidentes honoraFies: don Cirilo Blan-
chinf = don Jilo Oivenea.
Prasidente sfactivo: don Julio Vicsnty
Vice: don Acides Bsauchsmps
Iesorsro: don Antonio Otvencia.
SecaetRrfo: don AytnEo Frfas
Vccales: don Ernesto Vtssep6 Cnebas, don
Hsrm6gends P. Vargas, don Mario L. visssp6,
don j. Enlogic Vicentv, don Eustaquto GAG
tsmbide, don Manuel Huert2s, don Guillermo
Bryan, don Joae de J. Collazo, don Ramon e.
BikuchampR. B
Suplsntss: d5n Enrique Yelex, don Ramon
Cuebfs, don Fernando O.fvencia, don Monss.
rrate AssJ6n, don Agspito Journet, don JoE6
2. LspsS. ccn Gregorio Aiay6n. don Juan Ma
ria LastaiIe: don Manuel z Rais,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
pDOTESTl DEL EMDAJADOR ITALIANO

El EmbAjador de Italia on Washington se'
Sor des PlAncheS Ia protestAdo contra el In
80" ~. Al mImIrants CrCwnldshiold sobre ell
ASunto dc los oHciAles msrineros Americanos
arFertAdos on VsDeciR hacs algnpos messs.
nj Ushor des PlRnehes ha insistldo ante oil
0obisrpo norte-Amsricano de 10 tAltR de Inn par
esIaIIaMd da sste informs hAcisndo resaltar 10
mavnanimidad del monRrca ikaliano que per
don6 los mArinos de Norte America pesar
~ IA aantepciA de los tei5unAleH.
ri sscretArio de Marina stn1r Moooyi que
a,Anba ostudfando satA enojosA question, Ia
npdanRde Que Sc hagA una investigation para
dsinr sAtilfscho al BmbajAdor de Italia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-30
SANTO DOMINGO
GObierno que Sc derrumba

Informss ptivsdos de santo Domingo. d.
cen que Ia situaeion del gobierno en- aquella
iHIA muy cTftlcA.
Bl zabinste dltImGmsnte eonstItriio y del
EuAl HorAcio VAIqnsx ca el pFeaidente, se ha-
La en- verdndero peigro de cReR.
En- primer lugAT, sl prssidsnta VAEqusz
hA aldo tan Rcosndo por los debsras de su car
20 dssds nu acceso . In presideneia, que SO
dice Que aus fAcultadss mentales han aldo
Afsctsdaa y In mitad del tiempo NO 50 d. cuen-
tA de 10 que 81 Eismo hace.
Nuavamenta los recuraca do In fnla 30 ven
sn una eopdici6n deplorAble los smpleaaos
Del goblarno reciben AotuAlmsnts soo Ia MI
lad 10 suR so eldos.
Todos ssioa sueesoa oeurrisndo nno rails
do los otros, no han conssgnidc que o. pueblo
aanRR eopHAnRR en- oil gobiarno, " 90 nsegurA
aus lpnnfdad de peFSonas AbandonsS iA fsla
asmisndo q una eapAntasa rsvoluei6n cue pne-
aa AskAlleF anandc men0s sa sspega,