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a LoNo .EsLr NAN.

u Is Supplied at Last in Guthrie.
Good natured people are often irri-
table
If you knew the reason you would
not be surprised
Ever have Itching piles?
Not sick enough to 90 to bed; not
well enough to be content
The constant itching sensation.
Hard to bear; harder TO get relief.
Spoils your temper, nearly drives
you crazy
Isn't relief and cure a long-felt want.
You can have relief and cure if you
will follow the advice OF a local citi-
zen.
A. s. Gieber, farmer. says "You are
at liberty to send anyone to me for
minuter particulars of my condition
before | used Doan's Ointment and for
personal corroboration of this fact
That ointment procured at J. N. Wal
lace's drug store cured me Of any at
tack of itching and protruding hem
orrhoids one of many attacks which
had annoyed me for over a quarter
Of a century | honestly think that the
first application gave relief. A contin-
uaiion of the treatment absolutely
cured
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn o.. Buffalo. N
Y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.
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several species OF orcnia Asrar back
as the days Of the Roman empire Il
was commonly supposed that the roots
Of the satyrion supplied the satyrs
with food and prompted them TO com
NIT those excesses for which they be-
came proverbal. Ilircher relates the
case Of a youth who, whenever he vls-
itcd a certain corner Of his garden. be-
came so lovesick that he mentioned
this strange circumstance to friend.
On examining the spot It was found TO
be overgrown with a species OF saty-
rlon, the odor Of which alone had the
effect Of inspiring iove.-Chambers'
Journal
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whst the Jsp. can Japan.

A certain Japanese who has been for
some years a resident OF Philadelphia
and who has many friends here was
speaking the other night OF his own
people.
"Of course" he said 1--WE do not
call our country Japan. Our name for
1t Is Nippon, or suns Origin indicat-
ing its position in the extreme east
But when we speak Of the entire en-
pIre we call 1t 'Dai Nippon which
means Great Nippon"
The Jap's eyes twinkled
ut Is not" he medItatively concIud-
ed. "uninteresting to reflect that or
the eastern and western boundaries Of
the greatest mass OF land In the world
there should exist an insignificant
group of islands Inhabited In each case
by people of very mixed origin and
very mixed characters. each Of whom
expresses its defiance OF its geograph-
ical insignifcance by the same means
'Dai Nippon and Great Britain. -
Philadelphia Press
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THAT FERGUSON EPISODE.
Comments Of Various Papers on Re.
cent Republican Outbreak.

Ringfsher Times: Captain Walt
er Ferguson. Governor Ferguson's son,
touched off the fireworks by indis-
Greet interviews"
Kansas City Times: Governor
Ferguson is looking for the politician
who remarked that wet elm club
ought to bs used in the gubernatorIal
department of territorial affairs"
Kansas City Times: Jealous news
paper correspondents at Guthrie are
kicking because the correspondent of
the Shawnee Herald, radical Demo
cratic newspaper. is given free desk
room in the offices of Governor Fer
guson. They ought to know. however,
that it would be impossible to accom-
modate ali of them"
Kansas City Journal: "If the Hon.
Tcm Ferguson is arranging to be gov
ernor Of the new single state, he ought
to realize that the deal is not job
to be left in the hands of kids"
Kansas City Journal: Young Walt
er Ferguson, the governors son,
seems to be afflicted with a bad case
of cacoethes scribendi or itch for
writing. Perhaps he ought to be clip
ped, as animals are which are infiict-
ed with the mango mite, OF at least
be kept below the quarantine line
around the executive offices at Guth-
rie"
Watonga Herald; Everett Purcell
with his dysentary of editorials whoop-
ing 1t up for McGuire, Flynn harpoon
ing Mcclure and Barnes, Buster Brown
Ferguson giving out his 'teacup talk
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A good story Of an old crofter who
appeared before the commission to ap.
ply for reduction OF rent was recently
told at a meeting In Glasgow. The
number OF cattle on the farm led Sher,
IN Brand to observe that surely the
croft could not be IA such bad way
as Its owner would seek to show.
"Och," replied the old fellow. 'you
should see the bit beastles" what
like are tbeyr' queried the sheriff
They're as lean, sir as Pharaohs
kline How lean was thatT asked
the sheriff. doubtless thinking that he
had coraered the applicant But had
he2 Not bit. Like fash came back
the answer. 80 lean. SIR. that they
could only be eaten in a vision"
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EDITORIAL FILINGS.

Professor Langley now declares that
II Uncle Sam will let $4,000 more OF
his good dollars tiy his machine will
initiate them.-P Pittsburg Post.
'The war experts are all at sea-" de
clares a New York paper. Perhaps that
is why we hear so little Of the land
lighting Kansas City Journal
London women are wearing mono
cles Cupid's idea is that he can do
enough damage through one eye, and
consequently he masks half his bat
teries.-Washington Post.
A young consumptlve who came out
to this country with but one lung is
now greatly improved in health and
has three lungs He married the other
Forsythe (Mont) Times.
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The orchid is a peculiar plant for,
strange as II may seem, there is no
dlstinctively orchid odor One smells
like the violet, others like the rose, the
hyaclnth. the daffodil Orchids are the
monkeys, the mimics OF the vegetable
world, In oJog as well as form aud
tint No other flower resembles an or
child, but orchids are forever aplng but
terfiies, pansies. boots, spiders. pitch
plants. birds and what not And they
are not absolutely certain to look just
the same twice in succession.
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SMALL BEGINNINGS.

Cornelius Vanderbilt began life as .
farmer
Adam Forepaugh was a Phlladelphia
butcher
John Wanamaker's first salary was
b1.25 a week
Cyrus Field began life as clerk IN a
New England store
+. T. Barnum earned a small salary
as bartender In New York theater.
Whitelaw Reid was correspondent
on a Cincinnati newspaper at s. a
week
Andrew Carnegie did his first work
as a Pittsburg telegraph messenger at
SO q week
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Why did the aristocracy Of parent
age fan to hold its own2 Why did it
die out in America and. practically
speaking. in all the British coloniesl
1t had every advantage at the outset;
Il held the inside track 1t failed be-
cause two great laws Of the universe
were against first, the laws Of
arithmetic. and, secondly the laws Of
physiology. II violated the principles
of arithmetic because it required that
ench individual or household should
have distinct line OF ancestors and
It would thus be discovered in a few
generations that there were not nearly
enough ancestors to go round. leaving
people in the position Of Mark Twain.
who declared that he had mo parents
to speak of, only father or mother
or So" 1t was contrary to the laws OF
physiology. as shown by the deteriora-
ton Of one royal family after another
in Europe, these having come TO re
semble those English race horses
which have so much blood that there
is very little horse, and It must be re-
plenlshed from more plebeian stock.
Thomas Wentworth Higginson in
Atlantic
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Headache
Can be Cured with
DIR. Miles Anti
Pain Pills.

II your nerves are subject TO disturb
ances. such a. Headaches. Neuralgia,
Backache. rheumatism. Menstrual
Pains. sleepiessness. etc. their jarrins
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a DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pill.
Dr. Miles Anti-pain Pills are plsss-
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on the bowels. nor do they have any
-disagrecable weakening or habit-form-
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They are the result OF the latest scien-
tifc knowledge on the subject Of Pain.
and bring relief safely and quickly to
the greatest sufferer.
You should always keep n box OF DR..
Miles Anti-Pain pills IN the house. since
you never know when pain may attack
you, and it Is wrong 20 suffer when your
suffering can be so quickly relieved
Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills contain no
opium. chloral. cocaine. morphine, or
similar drugs. and are sold by druggists
under a guarantee to relieve you. or
pay your money back.
BY relieving Pain. Dr. Miles Anti
Pain Pills shorten suffering and length
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II have used DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
Wbon troubled with headache. nd find
that one rill infailibly effects relief In a
very short time. ! als0 use Or Miles
Nerve and Liver pills when necessary.
] am considerably afficted with neural
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Tex
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Mr.. VIM. S. Crane Of California, Nd,
suffered for years from rheumatism
and lumbago. He was nnally advised
to thy Chamberlains Pain Balm.
which he did and Il effected com
plete cure This liniment is for sale
by J. N. Wallace.
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nE PLEADS GUILTY
Carey Snyder Of Kansas city Robbed
a PaWnbroker.

Pawnbroker.
Kansas City, Mo-, June 2i-Carey
SNYDER son Of r NJ Snyder. the pro.
moter and former banker. pleaded
guilty In the criminal court today to
holding W and robbing a pawnbroker.
He was sentenced TO three years in
the penitentiary but wes parolled
Snyder was captured last winter in
Montana after long chase. Ills
father, r. NJ Snyder. was convicted
Of bribery in ST. Louis and given q
sentence Of FIVE years in the poniten-
tiary. A week ago the state supreme
court granted him new trial.
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q a - 20 Ia.
Bears tho The Kind You Haze NWayS Bought
'''is''" 4 ~ &H7Zz5::z3::s3.1. 8 = =.
okIahoma Falr pates.

The Oklahoma Fair and Racing cir
cult includes the following places and
dates making a complete circuit OF the
territory:
Oklahoma city, Aug 1920
Guthrie, Aug 1921.
Newkirk, Aug. 80, sept 2.
Blackwell, Sept 90.
Jefferson. Sept 1916
Enid, Sept. 2O-2S.
Kinghsher Sept. 27-S0.
FL Reno, Oct. AL
Chiekasha, Oct. lila
Hobart, Oct. 1921.
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Cream Balm is placed into the nosiriis, spreads
over the membrane and Is absorbed. Relief Is i'm
mediate and a cure follows. tits not drying--dces
not produce sneezing. LayIe Size, 90 cents at Drag
eists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents.
ELY BROTHERS, Sc Warren street, New York
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interviews telling how his paw don't
give a in If Mcclure is not elected.
and sticking the gaffs to Filsou, it
begins e. looi as though the Repub-
lican harmony needed a poultioe to
draw It to a head
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Mrs. Lysander John Appietou's SER
want girl. Clara is very strict with
her Mrs. Appleton has been trying
to get OF for a week to go to Kansas
City but Clara win not let her go un-
til next Friday.
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We are making special sale OF
HAAlMOCKs at remarkably low
prices. Unprecedented value and
should not be missed
The line OF hammocks carried is
verv comnlete and interesting.
The closely woven fancy hammocks
are very pretty and serviceable. We
offer them at reduced prices for tea
days.
NEW YORK HARDWARE STORE
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Only a fool runs to meet trouble. He
doesn't seem to understand chat it Will
overtake him If he only waits for it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-06-21

Never judge a mans knowledge Of
human nature by the opinion he has
Of himself.
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An Atchison woman who has been
married three times says that her
idea Of taetful person is one who re-
membeos to call her by her preseng
name
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Before marriage girl receives a
LOT OF attention. Parties and showers
are given in her honor; but when she
returns from the wedding trip, she
fails with a dull, sickening thud into
the grooves where most of us are.
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IRA c. MOORE.

Representing the } C Hale Nurseries.
Of Winchester, Tenn. who are the
largest commercial peach growers in
the world. viii be found at the Elks
hotel by all parties wishing fruit trees
OF any variety, for fall and spring Of
igo45. Cali and see him for prices or
address the nursery.
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We called yesterday at the home OF
Hon. Lysander John Appleton Il
ann cross" MT Appleton said. hut my
wife is SO much crosser than am
that am afraid to show tow cross
am" Mr. and Mrs. Appleton attend
ed a Dutch lunch Saturday evening".
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Why asks a correspondent, "are
you so hard on women who bring
breach Of promise suits?" Because
we expect some day when we are old
and helpless, to be sued for breach Of
promise. We want to say. now that
we are rational. Not Guilty
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Ever remark how timidly aud hesi-
tatingly a bald headed man takes of
his hat?
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Prof. Banta Is the best there Is.
Hear him play the piano every even
ing at PiersoI's.
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FREE
GLOBE SIGHTS.
(Atchison GIobe.D

Preachers and passenger brakemen
should never complain OF hard work.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
(Chicago News.)

One cook often spoils the broth as
completely as too many.
When some men lend hand they
expect the loan of two in return.
Some women are busy little bodies
and some others are little busybodies
An eccentric woman is one VINO
dresses for comfort regardless Of
looks.
Money occasionally makes fool OF
a man by holping him to breal; into
society.
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Love Phiiters.

A favorite plant with the old herb
alists was satyrion. a name applied to
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Academic Fatal.

"Albino Talamantes, conocido
como 'el chihuahua, I'm carrero
en- el empleo dc Padilla HERNIA
nos, tuvo un accidente fatal que
termino casi instantaueamente su
vida ell Microbes en- la mahaua a
cosa de las ocho," dice ell HILLSIDE
70 Advocate. FL aceidente suce-
dio a cerca de una milla al norte
de la ciudad abajo de la Iona
Blanca Ell un punto donde el ca
mino Snake Sc aparta del camino
real. Aparece que Talamantes
iba caminando al lado de su tiro
cuando la guia quizo ganar por
ell camino Snake, y ell arreador
quizo enderezarla ialando dere-
pente una de las riendas. Evi-
dentemente Ell no jalo la propia
rienda pues los caballos Sc yoltea-
ron pronto y de alguna manera el
desafortunado arreador cayo en-
frente de las rucdas de- caro-.
Una de las ruedas de adelante pa
so por sobre su cuello y cara,
mientrss que la de atras paso por
sobre su cuerpo. La muerte fue
casi instantauea, puesto que la
nuca Sc lie quebr6 y la cara horri-
blemente mutilada por las ruedas
del pesado caro-. d. Padilla que
10 seguia con otro tiro, y presen-
clio el accidente corri6 a la asis-
tencia del malogrado hombre,
quien solamente boque6 unas
cuantas veces despues que ocu-
rrio elIaccidente.
FL fnado tenia como sesenta
amos, era fel trabaiador y queri-
do bieu de todos. Era native de
Mexico en- donde. Sc dice, tiene
dos hijas.
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EAs Las VEGAS. NUEvo MEXICO sABADo DE ENERo DE

En- su juventud asiSti6 a las es.
euelas privadas de la ciudad, y
despues de salir de la escuela
acompano al 6nado Arzobispo
Lamy a Connecticut para escoltar
para aca el primer destacamento
de hermsnas de Loretto que viuie-
ron a Santa Fe a establecer uu
conyento y escuela. AL cruzar
los llanos la partida fue atacada
por los indios, pero esca paron lie
SOS. En- los amos de 1869 Y 1870
tuvo la posicion de auditor terri
torial. Fue secretario privado y
ira ductor de los gobernadores
Mitchell y Wallace, y tradujo las
leyes teTritOriales durante la ad-
miuistracion del Goberuador
Ritch. Sirvio tambien como es-
cribano en- la oficina del agrimen-
sor general Chas. +. Easley y por
dos amos fue traductor de la corte
de reclamos de terrenos privados.
Su esposa murio hace siete amos,
y lie sobreviven dos hijos, Meli-
sandro y Donaciano Vigil, como
tambien dos hermanos, Epitacio
y Hermenejildo Vigil, de Pecos.
El funeral tuvo lugat ell Mier-
coles y la misa Sc celebro en- la
Catedral. Sus restos fueron Sc
pultados en- el cementerio del Ro-
sario. New Mexican
LA VoZ DEL PUEBLo acompaiia
en- su afliccion a los deudos del
6uado, y les envia su sincere y
muy sentido pesame.
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Janta ImpOrtdnte.

El Domingo, 81 del que rige,
sera tenida en- la plaza de Wagon
Mound, condado de Mora, una
iunta de trascendeutal importan-
cia. La junta ha sido llamada
por Don Epimenio Martinez, de
Wage Mound. NJ Vorhces, de
Ration, y otros republicanos pro-
mineptes de los condados de Col
fax y Mora, con ell fin, segun es.
tamos informados de organizar
sobre base solida y duradera un
partido independence. FL objeto
del nucvo partido sera trabajar
con empefio por la desintegracion
de la rueda republican, que esta
en- Ell poder en- ell territorlo y que
tanto ha deshonrado al partido
con sus ADMINISTRATORS puercas,
y asentar el principle de que ma
die sino hombres recomendados
por su integridad sean elevalos
a los puestos publicos.
Los golpes mas fuertes de la
nueva organization seran dirigi-
dos a la destruction de la plata
forma podyida" que esta sirvien-
do de sosten al partido republica
no neto y cuando la hayan derri-
vado sobre sus ruinas esperan edi-
fear de nueyo otro plataforma
basado sobre los principios enun-
ciados por Abraham Lincoln.
Los caball, ros que estan 4 la
cabeza del referido moyimiento,
son ID. Epimenio Martinez y Mr..
Vorhees, republicanos dc mu-
cho prestigio y prominencia en-
sus respectivos condados.
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ToAdvertIsers.

We guarantee the lArresf eircuia-
tion u any other weekly published
o. NeN Mexico and give oar post-
,ofncs - reference % verify g.
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Don ]. 8. IIxler.

Wagon Mound, Enero, l6, 1904.
Sr. Editor de la Voz:
Sc haee mi penoso deber anunciar 4
Vd la triste nueva del fallecimiento do
Don Juan b. Tixier, acaecido las 10 p.
m, del dia l9 del corriente, en- su resi-
denoIa, en- Bueyeros, N. M.
El finado era oriundo de Ia bella
Francia, en- cuyo pals VIC por vez pri.
mera la luz, en- o. departamento de Pui
dc Dome, los 10 dias del mes de Di.
ciembre de 1913 Sc trasportd Anne.
rioa en- ell ano 1861, vino a fjar su re-
sldencia on Nuevo Mexico, en- donde sus
finas prendas 10 mereeieron, despues de
dos amos, 81 inestimable tesoro cogido al
pie dc los altares, de Ia que desde eae
entonces hasta su muerte fu6 su pc
renne y leal companera, Dona Tonita
0rtega
Frntos valiosos de tan dichosa union
son los hernauos Tixier, cuatro yarones
tres hembras, todos bien conocidos en-
el territorio y los que ahora lguran en-
primera Inca entire Ia mejor mas en-
eumbrada sociedad del condado de
Union
No deseo, sr. Editor, que este mi des-
alihado ouauto humilde tribute SO con
funda con Las yacias alabanzas que la
inerme ccstnmhre suele hacinar sobre
los que SO parten de este mundo, pero
iuzgo que cuantos en- ell curse do su vida
tuvieron OCCASION dc tratar al flnado con.
vendran conmigo en- que, 81 bien adele
cia dc algunos defeotos, dc los que min.
guno esta exento, en- cambio 10 reves.
tian sendas cualidades que 10 hacian al.
tamente acreedor las simpatias al
apreoio de todos los que le oonocieron.
El que estas lineas escribe es uno de
los que SO honr6 con el concrete intimo
del finado y dire en- justo homemade
su memoria que siempre crei yer on el
un deohado de todas aquellas parties que
en- q sentir comun oonstituyen al per.
fecto caballero.
Su oaracter 10 podemos resumir en-
dos tres rasgos salientes, Aunque de
indole deoididamente jovial, era flel a
sus convicciones dc 10 que reputaba por
blen, y su lealtad con sus amigos no
SO desminti6 bajo ninguna circunstan.
oia. Su palabra era sagrada, y meta
toda su alma eumplir 81 liltimo deta-
lie hasta del mas insignifcante dc sus
compromises.
Fue feliz en- su vida dom6stica, esposo
amartelado, y amaba sus hijos con to-
do el fervor que puede un padre amar.
Pero iay el sujeto de tan bellas y ex-
altadas cualidades fue Ia victma desde
ocho amos pasados de una severa contu
sion ocasionada por la caida de un ca
rro, la que desarrollando en- Ell una ma.
ligna febre cerebral, le conden6 desde
aquel instante una vida casi vegetal,
la que entire las mas acendradas aten.
clones do su digna familia, entreg6 por
| fin, como SO ha dicho, en- las manos de
su Creador.
SEvERNo TRUJILLo,
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Russia y JapOn; EStadOs UnIdOS
y Colombia.

Los prospectos amenazadores
de guerra que sc estaban presen-
tando entire los dos imperios, Ja-
pom y Russia, y las dos republicas,
Estados Unidos v Colombia, pa
reeen por las ultimas nuevas reci-
bidas, haber desvanecido. Russia,
temerosa de echarse encima a la
Gran Bretafia 81 rompe guerra
con el Japou, y no POGO sospecho-
sa de la actitud de los Estados
Unidos ha concedido parte de las
demandas del Japon, esperan do
asi dar lugar a que siga la paz
reinaudo.
En- este continente Colombia
Sc ha visto obligada a ceder al
barbara designio del mas fuerte,
porque, aunque de por 81 pudie-
ra aplastar en- breve tempo
lei alboroto Panameio, teme
con mas cue sobrada razon al CO.
loso Norte-Americano; y, en- la
necesidad en- que ha sido pues-
ia, de escoger entire dos males,
natural y sabiamente ha escogido
ell menos, que ell de sacri6car par
te de su territorio Cen acato 4 la
fuerza fisica del gobierno ameri-
cano) mejor que exponerse 4 peo-
res consecuencias. Por tales ra-
zones Sc cree que 4 ambos hemis-
ferios, 4 10 menos por la presente,
Sc les ahorrara ell espectaculo de
escenas saugrientas.