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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-02

will lead to a full investigation OF
gambling in New York. Already a
most remarkable state of affairs in this
direction has been disclosed, and fur
Their startling developments are prom
ised when the grand jury gets fully to
work.
At present this is the situation:
Garfield, the acknowledged king of
the gamblers of America, has fled to
Europe, while numerous millionaire
''h1gh rollers" who have played heavy
stakes in his ''club'' are trem bling for
fear they will be called as witnesses.
Among the most prominent who have
thus far evaded service at the hands
of Jerome's deputies is Reginald Van
derbilt, who is said to have lost a small
fortune in Canfield's place. Jerome's
methods in making fight on gambling
have been most unique. Jerome, in
fact, is most unique himself. Original
" democrat, he was elected Oh the
reform fusion ticket last spring to
the district attorneyship, after having
assailed Senator Plat and several of
his running mates. Almost his first
act in office was to express doubt as
to the integrity of the police. He be-
gan by making personal raids on policy
shops, ignoring the police altogether
or only calling on them at the last
minute, maintaining that they tipped
off, the gamblers and were paid
share of the profits. Many of these
raids conducted by Jerome were spec
tacular. On several occasions he has
himself welded the sledge hammer
that has broken in the doors of policy
shops and gambling houses. He has
conducted his office independently of
the police or the party that elected
him. He has quarreled with the lead
ers of the Low fusion movement, the
Citizens union and nearly every prom
inent politicians in New York.
But that Jerome has made pictur-
esdue fight on the gamblers no one
can deny Not long ago the charge
was made that all the raids upon
gambling houses were made on the
little fellows-that the big men were
SO protected by the politicians and the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-02

Lebed1ah j. to give to Salnda Ann
after making his pile-and Salinda
would hold up her hand until she had
arm paralysis
"This?" she asked, placing soil
taire against the light.
Exquisite. It ought to call for an
automobile and ready-made mansion
with glue factory to pay bills. That
is, of course, if it is genuine"
"Skeptic.'
"You cannot always tell"
'But granting it isl
"Well it might be a diamond ring
and a rhinestone man."
Away with your doubts
"All right. There is man, genu-
inc man, and a genuine diamond. With
all his worldly goods he thee endows
money, home assured, every
thing that wealth cay buy. You
would deserve it. You should be
happy. There will be no wait
in for fortune-no struggle, no
pulling against tides-but smooth
sailing DER summer seas. No
plodding along the dusty road, but a
happy Swimming along in the auto
mobile. !. And the big diamond
glittering on the third finger of the
left hand. 1t is the third fin
ger of the left hand, isn't it?"
'How should 1 know?"
'Intuition."
She picked up the rings one by one.
'Mr. Priddle often sends me his new
things to look at,' she remarked aim
lessly.
'This is not new" he said.
1t was band of gold. "But like it..
Don't you?" he added.
"Of course
cit is so real" he declared, more So
berly. His serious eyes were fixed
upon her face as he went on. 1T
might be the pledge of man whose
love was like 1.-THE same all the way
through, it's beginning unmarked, I'M
ending, solid and continuing, the mys-
tic circle of immortality, the very sym
boil of infnity. I like to think of love
like that, don't you?"
"We're discussing rings"
cit might mean," he declared more
earnestly, "a man who has his fortune
to make but who would make it all the
better and surer if he knew that his
soul was bound in the ring to the soul
of the one he loved.'
Her head fell. She was forgetting
the rings and looking at,the floor.
elsie, you know what I am trying
to say" he continued, tenderly. "You
know love you. You know have not
wealth. You know have my mark to
make. But l want to tell you-I came
to tell you-that through all the diff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-02
Masculine Vanity.

Wife (reading)-Thism magazine says
that handsome men are proverbially
disagreeable.
Husband-But, my dear, I'm sure
try my best to be pleasant at all times.
N. Y. Sun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-02

culties that have hindered there is a
breaking of sunshine, and if we could
only face and make the struggle to-
gether-if only I could have your
sweet assurance to help me along, life
would be so very different and ! should
be sure to win. It's great deal to ask,
but my love for you is so full and
strong that it makes me rich in spite
of my poverty. ;. Elsie. :.
One word
It isn't necessary to describe what
happened during the next five min
utes. After that, Mr., Dick Taylor
rushed to the reception room with the
tray and commanded Jimmie to take
it back and to return with all the gold
bands in the store-and not to say
they were for him. Jimmie fulfilled
his mission and stoutly refused to an
swer Mr.. Priddle's questions. From
the new lot of gold bands Richard Tay-
Tor and Elsie together made a selec-
tion--and it was placed upon the third
finger of her left hand
"Mr Priddle," said Jimmie. much
later in the day, excuse me, sir, but
I couldn't help hearing. You and Mr.
Belmarest was going to 'sprise Miss
Elsie, sir. Well, sir, the shows
over. Mr.. Dick Taylor 'sprised
her. sir''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-02
HOUSE ALWAYS WINS
Banker Has the Only Sure Thing in
Games of Chance.
Sensa tiona1 Charges Made by Dis
trict Attorney Jerome Against
the Professional Ga m bI ers
of New York.
Especial New York letter.

SENSATIONAL charges made by
, District Attorney Jerome to the
effect that many millionaires have
been feeced out of thousands of dol
lars in Richard A. Canfeld's fashion
able gambling house, next to Del
monico's in East Forty-fourth street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1903-04-02

Siberia possesses one-ninth of all the
land on the globe. 1t runs through
12n degrees of longitude.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
4 Menk stomach,

Causes a weak .bcdy aud invites. dis
ease. kodui Dyslersia Cure cures aud
st engthers the stomach, and wards off
a d ovei c,mos dis, ase. j, Is, Tay Tor, a
prumin' Mt merchant OF CLriesman. Tex.
5 ,ys. 4 could not Eat because Of a W ak
stomach. lost ali strength AID down
10 weight All that money could do
was done, but ali hope Of recovery
vanished Hearing OF some wolderiul
cures effected by use of Kodol, | cou
cluded to try it., The first bottle bone
fitted me, and after taking four bottles |
am fully restored to my usual strength,
weigh aud health" f | Lluderbaugh
Drug co.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
County superintendent Of school


Mr.. II. HagLius Of Melbr urne, Fla
writes, MY doctor told me had Con.
sumption and nothing could be done for
me. was given up to die. The offer Of
a free trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
cuyery for consumption, induced me to
try it. Results were startling. / am
now on the road TO recovery and owe all
to Dr.. Kings New Discovery. 1t surely
saved my life" This great cure is
guaranteed for all throat and lung diseas
es by Webb Bros. Price SOC d Sl.C0.
Trial bottle free.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
THAT MORTGAGE.
Oct Rid OF II As Soon As
Possible.

A reader Of the NEws hands us The
following clipping about THAT Mort.
gage, with the request that We give it a
place in our colums.
Old man, youpg.mun, il there is u
mortgage on your farm get out Of the
rut, shake off the dust and 40 to work.
Don't sit on dry goods box at the
corner grocery and talk politics, Take
hold and go to work. Turn over every
thing that has nici 10 under It. Don't
patronize lO.crnt shows, circu~es, ETC.,
don't smoke cigars or visit drinking
saloons. These institutions do not go
hand in hand with murtgagr. ] never
knew mortgage TO get drunk. N,u
may pay with a fiddle or u mouth
organ, but you cant play VITA q
mortgage; If you do you will suuu play
out, don't you forget it. MJrtg lges
don't 80 to sleep, they work all the
time. cold or hot, wet or dry. rain or
shine, on Sundays, the Fourth OF July,
Thanksgiving and Christmas. While
you sleep they work. You may die,
your wife may die, but il you don't pay
the mortgage, your children will be
turned out or they will have TO Pay it.
1 have often heard prrsDns Say what
they were going TO do tomorrow, or the
next dny, or next year, and that time
mover came.
Don't sit idle aud wait for som thing
to turn up. Take hold OF anything hat
you can honestly nike dollar ont Of,
and when you get it don't put in your
pocket: II will burn hole and come out.
Don't 20 to town unless YOU have some,
thing to sol, and then have it little
better than anyone else, il c.sgs, stri ,tly
fresh, il potatoes, clean aud smJotl,
Give full weight aud measures and d.
maI Il the same. Don't burn the wick
at both ends. Don't be ashamed TO
work; it will do you good, it will help
your coun ry. II itrains, mend your
harness, saw wood, or do something.
Don't buy anything because its cheap;
nothing is cheap that you can IoS.iI ly
get along without. Pay as you go, or
don't 60. Don't starye your family or
anmtIs give them plenty Of good whole.
some fool, if you haysa't got it 90 -
work and make it.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
The Easy PHI.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers do not
gripe nor weaken the system. They cure
billiousuess, iaundice, constipation and
inactive liyers 10y arousiug the secretiOns
moving the bowel gently, yet eifectuaiiy
aud giving such tone and strength to the
glands Of the stomach, liver and bowels
that the cause Of the trouble is removed
entirely. TLese famous little pills exert
a decided tonic Effect upon the organs
involved, aud il their use is continued
ior few DAYS there will be no return Of
the trouble. + Lauderbaugh Drug co.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

nifty from blight aud furnish rcgu
lar crops of fruit .'.
Our stock that we bud the Lin.
coin Pear upon is brought from
Northern France. They are grown
for Us under contra,t from seed
procured from the native French
pear trees that grow wild in the
forest These = ceilings produces
roofs that drives very deep ia the
soil, auchoring the tree as NJ other
root will anchor it, nnl feeding the
tree upon the elements OF The syi
that are esseltid 10 loap.lhel.
healthy. vigorous and proiur i've
tree. You will observe that our
Lincoln Pear trees when delivered
have roots that stand ia strong
prongs with downward tendency,
proving to you that the above
statements are true and.not a mere
theory
T.. rTo Dananfft,I',
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

T<HE above is an exact repro.
duction from a photograph
u Tree GS years old, 40 feet in
height; body IS feet in circu nfcr-
ence; Never blighted or winter
killed. The greatest commercial
pear known. introduced by W.
E Jones Go ;. Lincoln, Ill.
We take this opportunity TO call
your attention TO Ia few run,s. con
cerning the Lincaln Pear.
1t should be- remembered that
the Lincoln Pear has been tested
over n large district and has never
fail El to give entire Eltisl,,ction
wherever introduced.
We are pion sers in the Pear
specially work More than ten
} ears of experimenting on our
grounds has taught us that ihsrs is
but one system for propagitmg
that will ihf ure' reasonable iinnfn
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
ADDRESSES SCHOOL PATRONS.
Superintendent Livingston to Call a

Superintendent Livingston to Call q
Series of Educational Conventions.
To the school directors, patrons and
teachers of lbeJasler county school:
In accordance with the school law of
the state, | willduriug the carly part Of
The coming month issue call for an
education convention or meeting Ia each
Of the several townships Of the county
for the discussion of matters OF interest
ertaIning t. the puDiic schools, and
desire to ask the corporation Of the
Officers and patrons ut the schools IN
making arrangements for the same.
he plan briefly stated is as follow. --
AT tue present session Of the legislature
,hcrc are now pending several bills Of
vital interest to the public school aud it
is desirable that these questions be
thoroughly discussed 10y the patrons Of
Tue schools to The cnd that the members
ui the general assembly may be informed
- to the wishes Of the people Of Jasper
county regarding the same. The follow
ing aye some of the subjects under dis
cussion:
"Free Text Books, ""How to Raise
the standard Of the Rural school, 3"
County sSuperyision" and The
Rural High school,
la addition to these subjects there
VIII be scus,ion Of the several
matters likely 10 lie voted on the
meeting ATrii I.
| would respectfully invite the several
members of the board of education aud
pa IONS VIII may be interested to write
and advise me as to the most convenient
time aud place for the hcl ling of these
meetings, also to make any sug. estious
lOt king to the success OF Tho same.
II is 81 al lie to hold these meetings
as early as possible and that they be
attended 10y every friend of education in
the oVuship. Respectfully,
JOEL T. LIVINGSTON,
County superintendent Of schools.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
PRIZES FOX ESSAYS.
Rural School Graduating Exercises to
BE Held April IL.

! Through the efforts II the county
scht oil sure intendent six prizes will be
offered rural school students this spring
for the best essays.
I. W. Cunningham, the Joplin
banker, offers prize Cf > Idoliar gold
piece for the best essay on Free Text
! Books in Public Schools"
q Holbook & Sou, Of Carthage, offers a
handsomely bound volume of Long
fellows poems for the best essay on a
sybj,ct selected by the county SUPER
inteudent.
The Miners bank Of Joplin, offers 3
dollars for the best essay on "The Flag
Of Our County"
Tho Post Evans Drug &c. gold
fountain pen for the best essay ou sub
jcct assig utd ly the county superintcn.
dent
The Temple Dry Goods Co Of Joplin,
cffrrs for the best essay on "Who First
Discovered America?''--i if girl winner,
choice Of new summer hat or silk
dress, not costing less than five dollars;
II a boy, a five dollars seirc tion u gooCs
fIom the Temple stock.
The Carthag' Implement Co.
offers prize fJr the bett essay on
Good Roads"
The conditions Of this contest are that
tie pupils must writ th'.r esstys dur.
ing the month Of February and all are
to be ra1d iI their respective schools
Fiday. Feb. 20, then forwarded to
County School Superintendent Living
son. A committee, TO be appointed
later, viii cxamine these essays and
award the priz -
The prize essays viii be read and are
TO be part of the exercises at the rural
graduating exercises To be held in Car
thagc Saturday, April IL This contest
is open to all pupils in the rural aud vii
lage schools of jasper county, regardie'
of their grade ur studies
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

When you feel blue and that every.
thing goes wrong, tako dos" Of cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tat lets.
They will cleans and inyl4orate your
stomach, regulate your bowels, make you
feel tha, in this old Wotld l. good
place 10 live. For sale by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
Dewltt. witch tia1sl saIve.

The only positive cure for blind,
bleeding, itching and rrotrudiug piles
cuts, burns, bruises, enc, ma ard All
abrasions of the skin DeWIIts is the
only WITCH Hazel Salye that is mtdr
from the pu'e, unldulteratel which
hazel-Gll Others are cUunterfeits. De
Wits Hazel SaNe is nude To cure -
c uuterfeus are m4de to sell L Laud
erDaugh Dug co.: .sl
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
WEAK AND LO|V-SPiISITED.
\ Core ss9onIsnt Thus DssGri-
bss fIis lsX l1srIsnSs.

| can strongly recJmmcnd llcrh'ne
As "a medioihe of rcmai kabie efficacy for
indiges zion, loss Of appetite, sour taste
ia the mouth, palp ton, headache,
d oNsiurss after meals with distressing
and low spirits. llerb!uo must be II
uhiq 40 prep plrdtjon br C s's such AS
mae, or Il few doses entirely Iem we'd
ny complaint. | woader at People
going on suffering or sprnllue their
money On worthless things, wLen Her
bine is procurable, and so cheap" 5Oc,
bottle at. L. |. Ltdd-rOaush DRUG c.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

We have scyera' customers in
the vicinity Of Jasper, Mo, who
can tell you Of the superiority OF
the Lincoln Pear Here are the
names of few Of them: l. {.
Lucas, G.. w, Cottley, j. w, Bo l.
cher, Thos. Dodd, o. ID Whi'td-
Ler, j. ID. Chapman, G. l. Embrce,
&C.. Il, Wright, Carl Lowenstein, Z.
), Johns N nn | Jno. b. Taifner.
Mr.. l.. c. Lucas has seen the 81 |
Lincoln Pear tree, as he forme ly
lived near where the tree stand
lie is personally acquainted W.T.
W r jones. aul knows him to hs
q reliable man.
Should our representative fail TO
call on you. write him, or address
your letter TO us and we will cheer
fully give you q satisfactory reply
We have an extra nice stock for
this springs delivery, in Ill pr, des,
especially in tire 3 to A #. gr'Ge
+, W.T.. JCtES &C., LiCC'n, II.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
Wood Choppers Wanted.

Wantcd:s Fifty Wood Choppers at
once. Board 10 be had on ground
Apply To Il. NJ Sloan, Carthage, Mo, or
I'm Gttlin at the camp, Sloan farm
Base line.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
Berkshire Pigs For Sale.

| have one pair Of full Berkshire pigs
7 months old, for SO each. Will sell
together or scperato. Also pigs Tor q
each if taken away at 5 weeks old which
will be January BIRD, 1898
{. ". BFDELL.
mile east Of jasper.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

Baby sleeps aud grows while mamma
rests II RobiSy Mountain TIA isg.yen. It's
the greatest baby medicine lever offered
wing mothers. 3J cents at T.. |,
Laul, rbaugh Drug co.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

whats the matter, old man? Been
losing on wheat?"" No, not that, forgot
to take II ,cky MountaiaaTea lust night.
Wife said I'd be sick today BIC at +. |
Lauderbaugh Drug co.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

have used chamberlain S cough Rem
e'ly for anumher Of years aud have no
hesitancy in saying that it is the best
remedy for coughs, colds ani Group l
ever used il my family. | have not words
to express my confidence in this remedy -
Mrs j. 4. Moors, North Star, Mich.
For sale 10y Webb BROS.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
Notice.

All parties enGcbtcd to me are rcqucs-
ted 10 call at J.W. Bouchcr's butcher
stop and SETTLE same as soon As possible
Mrs J. W. Boucher.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

The best physic. "Once tried and you
will always use chamberlain Stomach
an Liver Tablets" says william A.
Girard, Peasc, VT. These Tablets are
the most reliable cathartic in use. For
sale by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

FOR SALE; 900, 12O and 80 acre
farm for no, bargains ali-Iast a snap az
1880, best improyemr Is, lmiles fIoiu
Jas. ,r. ALtress, L. h.u-.e. Jasper
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
Wanted.

800 Mink, 1000 Skunk and 2OOO
Opossum hides at II. W. Whittaker's.
p. s ] will pay the highest prica for
game You always get cash at II. W.
Nhiitaker's.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
Saved To Tic uitermost

SyruP white Pine, mfg 10y webb Bros
will arip you ifyou have ANY k.nI oi a
cold. Price 80 cts
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

Always to be found on our Rpmnan
counter. HASTINGS.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
VyiBh Make
Affidavit
New Lease of Lifo for an iowa
Postmaster.

Postmaster R. II. Randall, Dunlap, Ia.
lays: suffered from indigestion and re-
sulting evils for years. Finally tried
Kodol. soon know l had found what
had long looked for. am better today
than in years. Kodol gave me a new
lease Of life. Anyone can have my af.
fidavit TO the truth Of this statement"
Kodol digests your food. This enables the
system TO assimilate supplies, strengthen
ing every organ and restoring health
Kodoi Eakes You Strong.
Prepared only by f. G. DEWITT & 90, Chicago
Ihesi. bottle contains2h times tho Soc. SIZE
f.. I. LAUDERBAUGH DRUG co.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
Stock Food.

Fee lIyour stock Wilbur's Stock Food
j. W. Boucher sells il
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05
Cash paid for Hides and Fur.
Boucher & Butts.

The scratch ofa Iiu nay cause the
ljss Ola bmb or even death Shen blood
poisoning results frum the injury. Al,
danger of his may lle avoldhd, how"ssr,
by promptly applying Chamberlain
rain Dam. 1t is an antiseplic anu
qvick healing fniment for cuts, truises
and burns. For salv 10y Webb Bros
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

We guarantees cvcry Bottle Of our
gytup WLito Pine. C~.t3. cts ~cDr
Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-02-05

Take your Butter and Eggs
to Roberts q Son and get
market price.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-06

mezclase con ell de Maule6n, nj
en- ell papel de una fanza.
Debieron tener presente los
fiadores de Mauleon, que no sc
trataba de un asunto politi-
co; que era TN caballero Ell agre-
dido y que 10 habia sido en- su
casa, cuando en- usQ de todos los
|derechos que las leyes recono-
cen a los ciudadanos, le ordena-
ba salir a la calle, para volver a
entrar con Ell sombrero en- la ma
no; para vol0er a entrar respe-
tuosamente; con educacion, en-
una palabra.
No era un asunto polftico por
el cual estuviesen obligados los
Sres. We've y Guillermety a
prestar la fianza por Mauleon.
F'ue TN case bien distinto; un
abuse; y la Erase. la Erase verda-
dera para calificar este hecho no
la estampamos aqui, porque
nuestros escritos podran ser vi
brantes, podran ser energicos,
pero llegan 8 contenerse en- ell IL
mite de la prudencia y de la CO.
rreccion periodfstica.
Ali tiene ell "Sun" explicada
nuestra extrafleza. No quere-
mos restar a nadie derechos, pc
70 es bueno que Sc sepa que la
sociedad tamil bien impone debe-
res que es necesario cumplir.
ST los Sres. We've y CUTLER
mety, no hubiesen dado la fan
"a, Mauleon estar1a en- la carcel.
Como, pues, Sc atreve a in
quirir el Sun" ell por que de
nuestra extraneza, ST sc consien-
te que ande suelto un hombre
que no deberfa estarlo?
tQue la ley 10 autoriza? Es
verdad. Pero sobre todas las le-
yes escritas esta el sublime CO
digo del honor y de la honradez,
que hace a los hombres desatiar
& todas las fuerzas reun1das 81
estas hubiesen de empeflarse en-
ultrajar a la justicia; 81 hubie-
sen de empef1arse en- acallar la
voz de la verdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-06
CLARIDAD COMP PLETA

Hace perfectamente Ell "Sun
guardando silencio, como dice,
ante nuestra protesta por la
aggression brutal de que fue obie-
to el Sr Aladdin Martinez, en- la
tarde del domingo.
Ell "Sun no defiende a Maui
leon. Seria inaudita esa defen-
sa, y I'm periodico que redactan
hombres serios un periodico es-
critic por caballeros, no puede
llevar a sus columnas una defen-
ssa de Mauleon, en- el case a que
nos referimos, sin hacer un pa
pei muy triste, muy desairado,
entire las personals bien nacidas.
Pero el "Sun" trata de dis
culpar a Mauleon, y hace NAL
Lo que ha hecho ese sujeto no
puede tener disculpa; 10 que ese
dciircuente ha intentado es al
go ms que Ell ataque a TN hom-
bre; es la aggression a la libertad
de la prensa y a su indiscutible
derecho de proclarnar Ia verdad
en- todos los tiempos va pesar
de todas las imposiciones; 10 que
csc individuo ha querido probar
es ST los hombres de este diario
iban a enmudecer ante la anne
naza; ante la amenaza de I'm
''poder" que, como muy bien di-
&c el Heraldo Espanol", no
puede nj debe acercarse a noso-
tros, 81 no quitandose ell sombre-
TO y pidiendo permiso por 81
queremos escucharle.
El Sun trata de disculpar 4
Mauleon, y hace NAL. Porque
81 csc hombre al que no quere-
mos reconocer una importancia
que no tiene, Sc viese aislado en-
sus fechorfas, sin encontrar fla
dores, nj periodicos que, 81 no Sc
atreven a defenderlo. quieren
disculpar su conducta tumul-
tuosa y agresiva, csc hombre,
repetimos, habria va rectifcado
su actitud insostenible, imposi
bic, ST no contase con ell apoyo Y
la tolerancia de perscnas que no
debieran consentir bajo ning1n
concepto, que su nombre Sc