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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

1t cost France $4,000 to send Presi-
dent Loubet to England.
Mr.. Balfour. the British Prime Min
lister, has made an appeal in behalf Of
the cancer research fund.
The Duke of Buccleuch, who recently
entertained King Edward at Dalkeith,
is head of the Clan Scott.
John Barrett, the new Minister to
Argentina. formerly Minister to Siam.
Is a Vermont man, 4 graduate Of Dart
mouth.
Prince Napoleon Victor Jerome Bon
| aparte, head of the European house OF
Bonaparte, recently reached his forty
first year.
Captain Henry Hash, OF Boston, Is
| the last surviving officer OF the Odd mil
tia company that took part In the IA
nous "Aroostook war"
Jacob s. Johnson, OF Fairhaven,
| Conn, is the last survivor Of Commo-
dore Perry's famous expedition to ia
pan in 1858. He is seventy-two years
old.
Tommaso Salvini, who will make a
tour of the United States next season.
is probably the greatest Of living ltal-
ian actors. Salyini Is q native OF
Milan.
Major Frederick Muller has just
ended n series Of successful expert
ments in raising silk worms from eggs
furnished by the Department OF Agri-
culture, at Santa Fe, n. VI.
Paderewski is at his castle in Morses,
Switzerland, suffering from severe in
fammatiou of the muscles of the right
arm. He has been ordered not 20 touch
the piano for at least three months.
Pension Commissioner Ware has IN
dertaken to obtain and restore for pre-
sentation to the Kansas Historical So
ciety the scaffold upon which John
Brown was hanged at Harper's Ferry
in 1859.
Governor Lanham. Of Texas, has is
sued a proclamation offering u reward
Of $4,000 Ito any person or persons
who shall discover and furnish a prac-
teal remedy for the destruction OF the
cotton boil weevil."
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
A Brutal Nurder.

Aiken, Special.-Abram Surasky, a
Jew peddler living in Aiken, was muir
dered near Hawthorne, in Aiken coun-
~, on Wednesday evening, by two
white men, George .Toole and Lee
Green.
The body was not discovered until
Friday evening, and Surasky's family
was not notified until Friday night.
The murdered man was 80 years OF
age, and one of five brothers who ran
small stores in Aiken, all peaceful.
quiet citizens, harmirg no one, as is
characteristic Of the race.
On last Tuesday, Mr.. Surasky loaded
his g with his packs and started
or his rounds. AS was his CUSTOM he
is supposed to have stopped at Green's
house to sell his wares, ahi 1t was then
that the two meR carried out their plan
CT robbery and murder.
Surssky was shot twice in the bacK
with a gun, one arm was almost sew
cred from his body, and his head and
body were hacked horribly with an axe.
When the body was discovered it was
impossible to recognize any semblance
CT a human being in the face, as de-
composition had set in. Buzzards, fly
ing over the spot, attracted the atten-
ton Of men passing by.
Both Toole and Green have been
arrested and held by the coroner's jury
for trial at court.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
NEWSY CLEANLINESS.

In Moscow there are resident 923
British subjects.
New York City drinks 10000
quarts Of milk every day.
The japanese are actively seeking
timber concessions in Korea.
European resorts are gay with visit
ors, including many Americans.
A Chicago recluse leaves an estate
worth approximately 100000.
A we'll equipped eye sanatorium will
soon be travelling through Egypt in a
tent.
The International tuberculosis Con-
grcss will meet at st. Louis during the
Exposition there.
Myriads of locusts have appeared in
the Argentine Republic. which is a bad
sign for the next crops.
1t will take five years to rebuild the
Campanile of Venice. The new tower
will probably have m elevator.
1t Is said that bullets fired ut
Paardeberg" are being made by the
hundred thousand in German factories
for sale on the Continent.
Eight Chinese officers, sons OF high
dignitaries, have arrived ut CasseI.
Germany. to study the German lam
guage and military tactics.
The Memorial University OF the Sons
of Veterans. at Mason City, Iowa. has
chosen Frederick Deming Tucker. Of
the University Of Minnesota, as its
President.
A Lisbon newspaper has discovered
n place in that city where titles and or
ders are supplied on a large scale for
cash. particularly to South American
customers.
A beuuest OF $1,000, made by the late
| Gustavus 7. Swift. will enable Clifton
p. Pledger. Of Chicago, to take q four
years course at Harvard, the ambition
Of his life.
The Pilgrims Club has taken up the
project for erecting a statue Of WASH
ington in London. and 4 place for the
memorial in st. Paul's Cathedral has
been offered by Archdeacon Sinclair.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13

Netto and Machic. the deans respec.
lively Of the cardinal-priests and car
d~inal-deacons. They approached the
new Pontiff, saying in Latin, distinct
ly, but with shaking voices, do you
accept your election according to the
c~anonical law as supreme Pontiff?
The moment was one Of extreme
tension Of feeling. There was a per.
ceptible pause before Plus K found
and controlled his voice. Then ne an
swered simply. Yes" The cardinals
thereupon removed their b~aldachins,
so that of Sarto was the only one re-
naming, thus marking him as their
supreme head. The passing supremacy
Of the cardinals vas gone, and wal
now concentrated in one person.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13

decent respect? Why didn't he say
respect for and leave out the decent"
and he sacrificed the whole document
from a whig standpoint.
Well l was Illuminating about thia
while reading Percy Gregg's high-ton-
ed but merciless criticism Of Harriet
Beecher Stoves Uncle Toms Cabin"
Gregg had sojourned in the South dur
ing slavery times and knew the book
was a lie when it was written, and that
it was written to infame the Northern
mind and precipitate a collision. That
Beecher family was smart, unprinci-
pied and malignant. 1t was Henry
Ward Beecher who melted old John
Brown to his reckless deeds and daring
end who declared from his pulpit that
Sharp's rifles were better missionaries
than Bibles. and that to shoot at a
slave holder and miss him was a sin
against heaven. 1t was that same
Beecher who. while a preacher, Sc
duced the wife of one of his members
and broke up the family, and after
weeks of a mock trial got a whitewash-
ing verdict from a packed committee.
But l was Illuminating about the far
reaching influence and effect Of that
book and how it fired the Northern
heart and the English heart against us,
and how it was a lie and wholly mis-
represented our people, and how the
Lord cursed Shemiah. one Of the pro-
phets, because he made the people be-
lieve a lie, and how St. John said no
one should enter heaven who loveth or
naketh a lie, and so 1 was wondering
where the Beechers are now.-Bill Arp,
IN Atlanta Constitution.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
What IL SUGGESTED.

A somewhat foppish youth lad been
spending his vacation at a fashionable
resort. In the curse Of his sojourn
he had purchased a small supply OF
up-to-date tall neck stocks. one OF
which he wore when on q visit to his
irate old uncle.
Hello, uncle, how's the govt. eh?'
n,avfu>ly INQUIRED the light-hearted
nephew. .
"How's the govt. indeed" groanee
the uncle, gazing at his juvenile re!a'
tive. Whats that internal thing
round your neck?"
"Only a stock-a collar-don't you
know"
bah, stock the deuce-a collar. you
call it Why, you look like a donkey
looking over o w~hitewcshed wall
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
THE TOWN OF sPEcTAcLEs.
Curious Manner In Which an African
Settlement Received Its Name.

Curious Manner In Which an African
Settlement Received Its Name.
John Moir built a commodious resi-.
dence q number of years ago on the
outskirts of Blantyre in the Shire high
lands south of Lake Nyassa.
He is the agent of the African Lakes
company, which has a number OF
steamers on Lake Nyassa, and has
proved that it is possible to build up
q prosperous business in inner Africa
without selling spirits or irewater to
the natives.
Mr.. Moir wears scoctacles, and the
natives call him Mandala. which
means glass. When he erected his
house they also applied the name
MaIdala to the building.
There Mr.. NOR developed a settle
ment around his private property, all
devoted to the interests Of tie COM
pany he represents. There are store
houses for ivory and other things
bought from the tribes. Trade goods
as they arrive from Europe are also
stored here till tEey arc sent up the
lake. The place las become 4 very
thriving settlement with several huh
dred population.
1t did not lack q name for a single
day because the natives at oncc named
it when the first storehousc was erect
ed. They simply made the name
Mandala embrace all the town; and
now on ell good maps we c a little
dot and the word Mandala standing
for the most thriving and important
suburb of Blantyre.
The fame of Mardala is known to
all who are interested in Africa's
progress, and the name it bears was
given to it simply because the founder
Of the town wears spectacles.-New
York Sun.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13

Mrs. P. Conlin, G Green
Sdeld Avenue. Carbonate,
Pa, says: II suffered with
hackache, and, despite the
use Of medicines, / could not
get rid Of it. lucas compelled
10 use a crutch for eight
sxoaths, and q part OF the
-ime was unable to walk at
all I fairly screamed II !
attempted TO lift my feet
from the floor, and, finally,
I lost control Of my limbs
through weakness, as / could
neither bend nor straighten
UP to my full height, and If
erera woman was in q serious
condition, I wa. Ny hus-
band went to KeIly's drug
store and brought homo Q
box Of Doahrs Pills = felt
easier In Q few days, and,
sootnutng the treatment,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
HiIls Shut Down.

Boston, Special.-Instructions have
been forwarded to the managers of the
cotton mills OF the China, Webster and
Pembroke Manufacturing Companies
at Suncock, n. H., to shut down three
corporations on Saturday next until
August oath. The action was decided
upon because OF the high cost of cot
ton and the unsatisfactory condition OF
the market for print cloths, in the pro-
duction CT which all the Suncock mills
are engaged. The Pittsield, n. H.,
Cotton Mil will shut down the same
day for several weeks.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
WEATHER AND CROPS
Summary of Conditions Given Out
By the Department.


The week ending s a. m, Monday,
August 3rd, had a mean temperature Of
81 degrees, which is about 2 degrees
above normal. The early part
was excessively hot, the latter
had about normal temperatures.
The winds were generally light,
but some damage resulted from
high winds in the western counties.
The relative humidity was abnormally
low during the first half Of the week,
causing vegetation to wilt during the
daytime and even at night, but the
second half was more humid. About
normal sunshine prevailed during the
week.
The weeks rainfall, as reported by
Correspondents, was comparatively
light and consisted Of widely scattered
local showers, that were very benefi-
cial where they occurred. IS rain was
needed over the whole State. but many
places had non or else insufficient
amounts. During the last two days ad-
ditional rains occurred, that are not
covered by the reports, and the show
ers were quite general and heavy in
the central counties, but were light in
the extreme western and extreme
eastern ones. These late rains thor
oughly relieved the drought over a
large portion Of the State, and to that
extent were of great benefit.
The weeks weather was generally
adverse, especially during the first
half in it's effects on crops, especially
or corn, owing to tine heat and dry
ness Of the air, and lack OF moisture in
the surface soil, but teamwork prog
ressed favorably and nearly all crops
have been laid by.
Late corn in the eastern, and early
corn in tho western counties suffered
considerable impairment for want OF
rain, and fired badly, and is in a criti-
cal condition; while early corn in the
eastern. and late in the western coun-
ties suffered but little, the former being
about ripe. and the latter being not
yet in silk and tassel. Bottom land
corn is fairly promising.
Cotton suffered somewhat from lack
o: moisture, although on stiff and rich
lands, the effects Of the dry weather
were principally to check its heretofore
rapid growth and cause it to bloom to
its tops, bu. on light, sandy soils cot
ton not only stopped growing but also
began to shed it's leaves and fruitage.
Portions of the crop are well fruited
and still blooming freely, while a
smaller portion is not well fruited and
is in a generally poor, unsatisfactory
condition. Sea-Island cotton maintain
ed its healthy color, but its growth
was checked.
Tobacco curing is nearly finished in
the eastern districts, and about half
finished IN the central and western
ones. The hot weather and absence OF
rain were ~unfavorable on rice. Peas
doing we'll. Sweet potatoes are exceed
ingly promising. Much hay was secured
in prime condition. Late fruits are
variable, but only fair at best. In
places, preparations are underway for
fall and winter crops.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
Sc. SO.
Prince as a Naval Stoker.

The Duke Of C%onnaught when com
Ing home from India in the battleship
Renown determined to inquire person
ally into the conditions Of naval stok'
ers. In spite Of protests he descended
into the boiler room. Having been
provided with a proper kit and a
shovel, he proceeded to stoke coal
with all the enthusiasm at his com
mand. At the end CT half an hour his
hishress confessed that he had enough,
and he yielded up his shovel with the
admission that naval stokers have no
easy time.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
Same Old Story,

Macon, Ca, Special.-John Dixon, a
negro 20 years old. was brought to the
Macon Jail Monday afternoon charged
with assault upon the daughter Of a
farmer near Sparta, in Hancock coun-
ty. Her scream caused the negro to
desist. He was subsequently captured
and taken to the Jail at Sparta. but as
a mob was forming. The sheriff spirited
Dixon to the train and lodged him for
safe keeping. The young woman was
uninjured.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
Is Without a Country.

Capt. Henry Marmaduke, a son OF
former Gov. Marmaduke Of Missouri,
is now a man without a country. He
gave up his United States citizenship
to take part in a recent revolution in
South America, which failed, so now
he is not q citizen Of any land. He is
In business In st. Louis.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
SARTO MADE POPE
The Patriarch Of Venice Chosen By a
Vote of All the Cardinals
LEO'S SUCCESSOR CHOSEN AT LAST
VIII Be Known as Plus X.-The Vote
Was Unanimous-New Pope Dons
the Robes of Office and Gives HIS
Blessing to the People.

Cardinal Joseph Sarto, patriarch OF
Venice, was elected Pope In the sue
cession Of Leo XIII. Born at Riese
June 2, 1885, made Cardinal June II,
1893. The new Pontiff decided upon
the name Plus X.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13

Borne to Grave on Brewers Dray.
In accordance with his own desire,
a man who had been a brewers dray-
man at Scarborough for over forty
a was borne to his grave on the
dray he used to drive.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13

Aching backs are eased.
Hip, back, and loin pains
overcome. Swelling OF the
limbs and drepsy signs
vanish.
They correct urine with
brick dust sediment high
colored, pain In passing,
dribbling, frequency, bed
wetdng. Doan's Kidney Pills
remove calculi and gravel.
Relieve heart palpttahon,
sleeplesmesa headache,
~nervousresa diutneeA
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13

The jackal is a greater destroyer OF
humanity in India than the tiger. sta
tistics published by the government
of India show that while S28 persons
were killed by tigers, more and LOU
children we're carried away by jack
ais.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
COMPELLED TO USE A CRUTCH FOR EIGHT MONTHS. DOANS KIDNEY PILLS
CURED MRS. p. CONLIN, CARBONDAE. PA.

was soon able to walk. At
the end Of two weeks the
pains in my loins left When
I had completed the treat
ment, ] had not an ache nor
O pain. and i have been in
that condition ever since.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
The COOLING
EffeYfescen

Trouble Averted.
windig-"Sir, / understand you
said I was an unmitigated liar"
Bifkins-"You have been misin-
formed. l did not use the word un-
mitigated."
Windig-"Then ] accept Jour
apology"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13
EDlcAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
IN E,t 5.ishc: 1898

-.Devsrtments Of Medicine. Dentistry
" and ihaImscy. The Sixty-.ixth Ses.
s.on will commence September y, WI lui-
ton fees and living expenses are InoueI-
att. For annourccm, mt aud further inrnrins-
ton address. C~hrjAtophsr
IA. d., Dean, Rich noud, virginia
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-08-13

reaQS, so Will MS or ner moral Il
emotional character be. The schools
educate the intellect only. but reading
! affects the heart. the emotions and pas
sions and establishes the character OF
the young for good or for evil. Man
| has been defined to be a bundle OF pre-
JUDGES, and these prejudices most gen.
orally come from the books, magazines
or ne 1spapers that we read.
Little stories like "Androcles and the
| Lion" Or Damon and Pythias" have
nodded the character of thousands Of
children, and just SO have Robinson
Crusoe" and Young Marooners' and
the Swiss Family Robinson estab-
lished the character Of children of a
larger growth. Whether a man de-
sTiscs or admires Napoleon depends On
whether he has read Scott or Abbott.
Whether a mar was a whig or a dem
ocrat in the old times depended on the
newspaper he took. AS great a man as
Dr.. Miller, who was an old line whig,
had a contempt for Thos. Jefferson, be-
cause he was per-se the founder Of the
democratic party. Jefferson must have
been a very great man." said /, for
he wrote the declaration OF independ-
erce." "And what is that" said the
doctor, "bu. a series Of ungrarhmatical
p~latitudcs that any s%chool-boy might
have written. The first sentence Is
ridiculous, for 1t says a decent respect
for the opinions of mankind. A decent
respect! Who ever heard OF an In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07
SAN JUAN
POR TELEGRAPH
Mario Z.
EI Papa

MARIO &.
EI Papa
Desobedeciendo La prescription
de los m6dicOs Su Santidad reci-
bio hoy.
DOnQIUO
Dicen de New York que un
desconocido ha regalado I'm million
de dollars al colegio Barbara.
TemblOTeS
Ocu1ren con frecuencia en- Sa-
jonia.
Hasta La fecha no han produ-
cidO daflos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07

consciente, que clio Sc presta gustoso
con tai de yer su firma en- letras de mOlde.
V0nStas Uanltdtas ct O1a2l1d ud1a1tds.
Con tai procedimiento 10 1nico que
hacen logran es ponerse en- eviden-
cia, represesentando en- la practica con
admirable plasticidad Y q 10 viyo, aque-
LA fabula one refiere que. para llevar
un recado de momentO y de poca monta,
tuvieron que reunirse un ciego, un mu-
do, un nance Y un COLO, cuando para
ell case bastaba con un hombre solo, sa-
no v entero.
7 10 que ocurre en- Caguas q este
respecto sucede en- casi todos los pue-
bios de la isla.
Tai parece que la intelectualidad es
ia renida con los principles y los proce-
dimientos pseudo-republicanos
De ahf los adefesios que q cada ms
tante nos ofrece la prensa adversaria.
poniendo de manifesto la penuria inte-
lectual de que padecen 8 adolecen sus
conmilitones v partidarios.
Y lqu6 frmas lanzan la circular
ci6n en- nuestro mundillo pol1ticO y IL
terariol
Es cosa de tomarlo broma &
guasa.
Porque 81 los periodistas escrito-
res mas distinguidos de esa colectividad,
tales como don Cruz Castro, Salomon
Dones y Genaro Cort6s, vienen a ser
como un grano de arroz, por su valer y
sus condolences 5de que tamano apare-
ceran los Enrique Rosario Ortiz, los
Orabona y otros que plumean de 10 lin
do
alzando la patita
como un lorito real
que no va para Espana
nj para Portugal? .
Ell lector dira
CORTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07
Los ObrerOS de (d8udS
A PLACIDO RIVERA
Y
A HDEL r.. RODRIGUEZ
A PACIDO RIVERA

A vosotros, queridos companeros v
correHgionarios, van dirijidas estas IL
meas para adherirnos 10 que hab6is
manifestado en- los dos anteriores nfme-
ros de esta ilustrada publication, uno
de los valientes organos del partido q
que pertenecemos
Somos y seremos federales: claudi-
car jamAs. En- todos los tiempos v en-
tOdas las ocasiones solo tendremos ell
desprecio para los Judas.
Que no Sc tome ell nOmbre de los
obreros para justiicar acto que no debio
realizarse; tengase prosecute que noso-
tros estamos bien seguros que para los
hOmbres que escriben La Dem0cracia,
no existen preferencias entire ell honora-
bic capitalista V hombres de ciencias
los que honradamente ganamos ell sus-
tento de nuestros hogares con la labor
diaria del trabajo. Abajo los sofismas v
palabritas de efecto: hechos solo he
chos necesitamos, Y asf Sc consigue ell
carifio del pueblo: Y, iqui6n puede
disVirtuar 10 mucho que en- la defensa
del pals puertorriqueno hizo hace ell
valiente v compromising Director
del peri0dico que hace trece amos fundo
el iiustre jfbaro de Barranquitas, nues-
tro querido Munoz Rivera?
Naya, pues, esta manifestation ex-
pontanea que enviamos 4 don Mariana
Abril, a(servirle de Ienitivo en- estos
momentos de prueba; Y tenga por segu-
ro que ell afecto de los hijos del trabaio
10 tendra mientras continGe defendiendo,
como hasta aquf, los derechos del pue-
blo de Puerto Rico.
Caguas, Mario z de 1904.
Antoni0 Boada, lose 1Lfoasso, Car
naelo Rodrlgueg, Jose Fdgu1sdo q Gi-
m61tes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07
Don Juan SeIIes

Seg6n anunciamos, los doctores Gil
m6nez Sanjurjo Barreras Padr6 prac-
ticaron aver una operaci6n preliminar
al senor Sell6s, y suponiendo que la ba-
la con que Sc hirio por un accidente for
tuito, este alojada detras del oio izquier-
do, ell lunes lie vaciaran este, 4 fin de
extraerla.
Dada la pericia la competencia
del doctor Gimenez Sanjurjo como ocu-
lista, seguro es que con motivo de esta
operacion alcanzara nn nuevo triunfo,
que celebraremos doblemente por 6l
por ell enfermo de que Sc trata, 4 quien
distinguimos con verdadero afecto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-03-07
Alzando la patita
como un lorito real
que no va para Espana
~ ,0aV.a Dnr4roroI


nj para Portugal,
asf Sc exhibi6 Miguel Orabona en- SThe
Puerto Rico Eagle1 asf Sc exhibe en-
<The Puerto Rico Sum-
Harto conocen, cuantos vlven en-
Caguas, los puntos que calza en- materla
pol1tica literaria, ese republican, de
Ultima bora, delator gratufto
buen transfuga de caballeros honora
bles, Instruments propicio y facil q to-
do.
Y iesta clarol
All yer como S0lt0 al palenque del
periodismo Y con arriscamientos de plu-
ma-nada mas que de pluma-sale en-
defensa del partido republican, de Ca
guas, insulta sus Antiques correligio-
narios, la gente Sensata, Y que lie conoce
tai vez demasiado, Sc pregunta:
<--5 Entire los pseudo-republicanos
de Caguas, entire los Escoda v los Apon-
te sonados, no hay ning1n elemento in
telectual, Gle prestigio de historic,
que pueda salir en- defensa de su parti-
do, teniendo que dejar 8 encomendar
esta las pecadoras manos de un Ora
bona?
les que no saben escribir 8 es que
no Sc atreven & suscribir 10 que escri-
ban por ESQ utilizan q ciertos analfa-
betas, Que & mas de analfabetas resultan,
en- polftica, expertos saltarines, que van
allf, donde mas les convene, aunque
sea q la pata cojina?. 80.
Nuestros adversarios de esta ciudad
no dan ell rostro; en- sus conciliabulos
nocturnos ponen contribution ell ca
letre, 10 exprimen, y entire todos hilva-
nan esos articulejos deshilachados que
luego aparecen en- los 6rganos & organi-
los de la colectividad llevando al pie
una inicial vergonzante 8 ell nombre Y
apellido de alg1n firmon, mas menos