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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11
MS GOOD "oNsvrHs:r,,'
Why Old Man po,,
eIII colIss, saS ss'''''' :

I've spent a hoaS AZ ", ui' /
boy BINS education ~ ~. uoa'l 1
to see him through Wy o'' , w
through yet II sbora,. AHil|
sore to think Of the NJ w nal',
on a boy who amt r ',.'. Y. ru'l
lege." '' ne va, \
What's the matte, 80,
Mrs. Potts. "Mebna amer ,
hard on Bul7 '0an 4.
No. J amt Mary 49,.
old man. "Jest 10 sbo. 'usS'''l
while aeo ! says TO him , 70. ,ol-t
going TO rain tomorro, unit ~,
answer dye suppose h. ~. Wa
I'm sure ! don't mo- 10y, ,'.. y
He begged my par5o ", an, ;,
Weekly. '' ''u' Ia
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11
The EaNnrife.

Millions of suffering eyes have found
In DIR. Mitchell's famous salve real
blessing. Reject the offer of any dealer
10 sell a drug for your eye. DIR. Mitch
ellis Eye Salve is a simple. healthy
remedy to be applied TO the lids. II
cures without entering the eye. Sold
everywhere. Price % cents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11
camnhnr az Medicine.

As a medicine camphor is invaluable
n used judiciously. II six or ten drops
are taken on a lump OF sugar when
sneezing starts, bad cold in the head
can often be checked. This dose should
not be repeated closer than an hour
apart. Be sure that 1t agrees with
yOu
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11

singleton-what do they use to cx
tract gold from quartEG
Wedderly-l don't know: but WON
en- use tears TO extract II from mems
pockets.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11

Gardening and truck farming as
business require uneeasing attention
and a plenty OF hard work and more
or less exposure 10 the vicissitudes
of the weather.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11

start the incubators this month TOT
the early spring broilers.
The rOosts for all the large breeds.
such as the American class. viz;
Rocks, Wyandottes, Reds, Brahmas'
Cochins and the like. should be made
low, and especially should this be the
case where you have board floors
Many valuable fowl has been Sc
riously injured in the feet and legs
by flying down from high perches'
This seldom occurs In the light or
laying breeds. but with them there Is
no real virtue In having the roosts In
the top of the house. except for the
satisfaction the chicken derives In
seeing how high he can mount
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11
Exactly.

"His wife's beauty and grace keeps
him hypnotized"
Then he's one OF those fellows who
lead a charmed life. '-Exchange.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11

There are always two DIS,
argument. which Is all ,he =.
markable When you cos,l.,,
there 10 only one end.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11
Best Crop For Winter Cover.

Probably the winter legumss, such
as bur clover. crimson clover and
hairy vetch, are better for use as a
winter cover, especially for the pur-
pose OF improving the soil. than the
winter grains. However. the winter
grains, especially oats and barley, are
much surer than the legumes and are
equally good TO hold the soil from
washing away and as winter pasture.
but so far as they will grow II Is
much better for the farmer 10 SOW
the winter legumes. for they gather
nitrogen from the air and enrich the
soil. II is an open question what win
ter legume is the best. In some sec
lions crimson clover, red clover, and
the vetches may be used. but one
disadvantage OF these is that IN so
many instances the soil is not natur-
ally inoeulated for them and the first
sowing of these crops Is a failure.
The second sowing on the same land
is usually a success, but many farm
ers are discouraged with their first
failure and do not pursue the matter
any further. Bur clover has the adj
vantage that when sowed in the bur
It carries its own incubation and is
a success from the start. II is true
that some times q does not seem 10
terminate well. bet II the seed is
good and II is sowed early, say when
the cotton crop is laid by, IL is rea'
sonably sure TO come and Is one OF
the best plants In the South 10 enrich
the soil. II is believed by those who
have had the most experience with
bur clover and the yetches that eth
err of them Is quite as good for en-
riching the soil as cowpeas and these
have the habit of growing in the fall
winter and spring when the ground
Is not occupied with other crops
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11

You might say of a legal wedding.
Certainly knot" rs. -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11
FARMER AND
PLANTER
covER eRoPs ON corroN LANo.
Winter Lesumes, Such as Bur and
Crimson Glover and Hairy veteh
l+t++t++tttt+tt+++t++t+t+'

Crimson Glover and Hairy veteh
Are Very Good.
-(By A. d. McNalr. once OF Farm
Management. Bureau Of Plant In
dustry, Washington. ID. CO
The need for winter cover crops In
the cotton region is most pressing
During the long winter months the
soil of the cotton fields. especially IN
the hilly regions. is washed into the
streams. leaving the hillsides quilted,
and impoverished From the first OF
October until the first OF the follow
ing April, period of six months,
something should be grown between
the cotton rows which would prevent
this washing. Another benefit OF
such cover crop and one not usually
understood. Is that the growing plant
will utilize whatever nitrates may be
In the soil Niuates are formed I'm
all soils to a greater or less extent
and when rains come these nitrates,
being very soluble. are washed out
unless some growing crop is present
to utilize them Another advantage
Of winter cover crops is that they
furnish pasture for domestic animals
Still another advantage Is that they
furnish vegetable matters to the soil,
thus building up its fertility This
period OF time, from October to,
April l, constitutes half OF the whole
year and should certainly be utilized
in which to grow something Of bene-
At to the soil and to increase the
farmers income. There are those
who object to pasturing animals in
the cotton fields in the winter. and
these objections are sometimes valid.
Farmers must be their own judges as
10 what soils can be pastured and
under what conditions this can be
done. But even II no pasturing Is
done. a winter cover crop should be
there Just the same. for Il is very
advantageous in other ways.
Some experiments have been made
with certain winter legumes as cover
crops. with a view TO increasing the
fertility of the soil. At the North
Carolina Experiment Station bur Glow
er was sowed between the rows Of
cotton when the crop was laid by
and was plowed down the following
spring as a fertilizer for the cotton
crop the next year. They report that
the value OF the cotton grown where
bur clover was plowed under was SIS
more per acre than where no cover
crop was used This increase OF
value Is so great that II ought TO In
terest every farmer in the idea OF
sowing a cover crop in his cotton
field. Even II the increase had been
only half what IL actually was II
would have paid a larger per cent on
the Investment.
In the fall Of 1907 Mr.. l. NJ. Cook,
Grand Cane. La. sowed 20 pounds OF
the seed OF hairy vetch on one and
one-half acres OF HIS cotton field. He
grazed sheep on It during the winter,
but much Of II reached height OF
a foot or more In the early spring
before the land was plowed. Cotton
was planted on the same land In the
spring of 1908. and when the writer
saw It on September IL II looked as
II the yield would be 20 per cent bet
ter where the vetch was plowed under
than where no cover crop was used.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11
AND THEY'VE GOT IT.

How do you like the new styles In
neckwoar. dear7"
"A little run around the neck. love
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11

Whether from Colds. Heat Stomach or
Nervous troubles. the aches are speedily
relieved by Capudine. It's Llquid-pleas-
ant TO take-Enects Immediately. 10. IS
and SOC at Drug Stores.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-11

start the lncubators this month for
the early spring brollers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-28
GEORGETOWN
COUNCIL NOW
TAKES ACTION
Makes Stringent Laws to
Regulate Saloons and
Revokes the Licenses of
Three Roadhouses.

Anticipating the move OF the
shoriffa office, the council OF the
city OF Georgetown last night pass.
cd an ordinance prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating liquors 10 won.
en-, except In dining rooms and res.
tauran,s, AZ the same meeting
they also revoked the licenses OF
the three houses where the recent
Joy ride" party purchased their
lluuor. Another ordinance provides
for the closing OF bars at / o'clock
a, m.
III the county cares TO police this
city, all right" said Mayor Mueller.
hut they viii be going TO a needless
expense, because we are going 10
have more stringent ordinances here
than you have IN Seattle" This
statement followed the announce.
ment from Sheriff Robert T. Hodges
office that they would place "a
squad Of deputies IN Georgetown
and enforce the law In every par.
ticular.
The places closed by the George.
town marshal last night and which
have NO longer a license to sell
liquor Ia that city. are the b a g.
bar. run By James l. Elan. the
Horseshoe saloon. run b. Charles
Ufen. aud the I0n-s place. run by
George =. Jones.
Besides the bartendefs Of the
roadhouges who were ARRESTED aud
whose trials will come 40 next Fri.
day. warrants have now been issued
FOR the arrest Of the proprictorH.
aud two have already been placed
IN custody They are George y.
Jonea and Charles ufin James l..
Elan "a IN the East aud be viii be-
arrested Immediately upon his ar.
rival The men are now out on
81 600 bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-28
THE MARKETS

Ths fei!ewian SIRE the average
prices aaotsd by the local y. Aoie-
saisrs on local produce. meats and
feed. Prices in all ease. are sub
trrt Co saFfetfoa, according TO
freshness and general exeeiIrprs,
but these pFfoes. unless othcrw In .
Indicated. are for strictly first
grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-28

INSIST ON NEW YORK BOX
LUNCH and avoid inferior imita-
tons Delivered at your place Of
business without extra cost loo and
isc each.
Ring up s6i5 or Main 1880.
Prompt delivery assured.
One trial. one test Goodbye TO
tho rest
Main office. 2ls Marion street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-28
Salvage Sale Ribbons
Thousands and
Handkerchief Sale

Great variety Of Handkerchief Tor
women and children secured from Dan.
iels a kelier's sal wage stock These
Handkerchlefs. damaged by water only,
wiil be sold 1t next to-uothing prices
lot Values to ioc. for. So. L.
fACa s...ss. ..s.sss.. sss.ss.s..t ~
s ss' s ..a' . to i'e ''F ... SC
Lot a--values to zsc, for. e.
each - .......... ...JG
Lot Values to s5c. for. 1flc
each .. ...... ....... tUt
10, s-vaiues TO SOC. for. IT,
each .-s... -...t....s.. ...*...s. s1S
ChIldrens Handkerchief. 3 In a ff)~
box, 2Sc values. for ..-..@m IUI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-28

Adolph @. Eberhard,. by succeed.
ing John Albert Johnson as gov.
.Fnor 1T Minnesota. restores con,
troll of the state 90 The Republican
party for the first time IN five
years. Though Minnesota has had
Republican legislature and Ropub.
lean state officers, the extraordi.
nary snceess Of Gov. johnson has
given the Democrats control OF the
executive branch of the government
alnca- 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
LAS CINTAS DEL FERETRO

Llevaban las cintas del feretro los
senores sig,lientes: del Toro Cuebas y
Audrey por la magistrataira, Alvarez
Nava, por la Coloma Espaiiola, NJ. Pa
niagua Y Sarmiento, por Ell Banco de
Puerto Rico, Texidor por el Colegio de
Abogados, Canals, por la Asociacl0n
De cat6licos. del Vale Atlles, por la
ciudad de San Juan, l.. Munoz Rivera,
y Acuna por la Camara de Delega--
dos.
A ultima hora Fl senior de Diego. a
causa De la dolencia que le aqueja le-
go en- el senor Diaz Navarro. la pre-
sidrncia del duelo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
la manifestation del SdbadO
Ell sepeho de D. Jose Severe Quinones
DISCURSOS NECROLOGICOS

Grande comovedora fne la mani.
festaci6n tributada en- la tarde del si-
bado nj illStre ciuda1ano intacha--
bic Presidente del Tribunal Supreme
lie Puerto Rico. don Jose Severe Qm--
nones. de cuyo falleclmlento dimes
cuenta oportunamentc.
Toio cuanto vale. toda la reTr'-sen-
tacion Intellectual en Il foro. en- la ma
gstratura. en- la clercia, en ii arte, en
Il comercio ttvo brillante representa-
ci6n en 81 sepe1io del que Tue grande
amigo dcl pueblo la figura mas al
IA Il. la magisstratura lns'ilar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
EN- MARCIA

la Comltlva fnnebre Sc pilsO en
narcha EN- la siguiente forma
Adrian un peloton de guardias in
snlares al mando de jefe senor Fer
nandez Nater,1 clero parroqalial de "a
Francisco, la banda de la policia insu-
lar.
Dtras Seguia ii carro mortlIorIo
romplefamente- lleuo de coronas. algu-
nl> De mucho merito.
Rscorrl6 las GALES de Allen. Cristo,
Cathedral San JOSE.
Durante el trayecto, los BALCONIES per
manecieron llenus de perSonas. Ia ma
yor parte damas de todas las elaseS
Socialsx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08

reunieron en- Ia plaza de Colon para
esperar 81 cadaver que fn6 iraldo en-
un lujoso caro- mOrtuorio desie In re-
Sidcncia de la distinguida famlia d'a
finado. en- Santiirce, los Sehorcs 81.
guiemtes;
IIoyt, Gromcr. Cabot Ward. Grahi-
me. BarboSa, del Vale (R,l TravleSo'
Was Ochot,co. de Diego. Muh0z Ri
vera. Ahoy Bemtez. Vivnni, niaz Ma
yarro. Virella Tribe. Trelles, Acosta,
Acuna. Audrey (A1 Aponte, Arriliaga
Benitez Castahos. Caballero. Sober, 80
ler. Santoni, Rosario, Oppcnhelmer
I.lorcns Torres. Mercadcr. Lopez Diaz
Georgctti. Garcia Duc6s. ElIaburu (D
lose don Pedro de- DomngrZ. Del
gado. Coll v Cuchi (don Cayctano y
don JOSE Cora. Canales, Caubet, o.
Antonio) Guillermety. RoSsy, higo VI
mas. Gomez Brio~o. Balbas. Almlroty
Ferrer Conde Alvarez Nava. Dexter
Mott. Ferrer Ca Ascnjo, Calderon' Cl'
fre. Nazquez, IIord, .Dnez Rodey, De-
getau V Gonzalez, PiltS. Valdts, Te-
xidor. del Vale Atiles, del Vale Mn-
noz. Fernandez, Monserrat padre q hi
10. Ferrer (M) Castro, Hernandez (V
del Vale (M) Camunas, Aculia- Jue--
ces Audrey. del Toro Cuebas, LasS'i--
lie V Bazan. Ros. Contreras. Falcon,
Otcro. Gorbca. Medina, Behn, Guzman
Benitez (.Juanj Guzman Bemtez (don
Jose Diaz 90 del Vale Zarraga,
Carboncll. Paniagua. Larroca. Mnnoz
Rivera. (don jose Paniagua (M) Al
varez Naldcs Goenaga, Rubert (G NO
bic. .Jefe de policia Names. Zimmerman
Curto. Dovai. Caneja, Colon, GordlIS,
Mnrera Martinez. Ruiz Soler Boutwell,
marshall de la Corte Federal, Baaz,
Goenaga II. r. Crosas, Bosch, Gran,
Hmy, Hernandez Lopez, Suau, Dexter,
Ramirez de Arellano, Torres, cura de
Rio-Picdras. Font. alcalde de Carolina.
Riera Y Palmer alcaldc d. Mayagiiez,
Anderson. Tirado. Salgado, Chevre-
mont. Ccsteros, Ergui. j. T. Silva,.lar-
CUES, S4inchez Morales (Lhps) Ieno Pa
dial. Caeige. Gonzalez. Montesinos, y
otros. cIyos nombres z. impossible re
cordar
Figuraban tambicn Representatives.
de los diarios de la is1a5y de esta ciu
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
DISCURSO
yonnciado los funciaes del Hon Jose Severe Q"hos
por compaero c Tribunal Hon Jaimes H. Mae iearv'

var 4 vueStra memorla 81 recuerio dc
las grandcs virtudcs del Hon. Jose Sc
vcro Quiiones Y Caro-. como honibre !!
no ciudadano. Iabios elocuentes os
hablaran lie Su fama como JurfSconsul-
10 abogado. como irfe y guia entire
sus conciudadanos Y como patriota
siempre dispuesto a defender la causa
de su pals. La voz De nnesir0 digno
Gobernador va os expuso sus grandes
meriios sus lealcs services como fun
cionario ptiblico como fiel consejer'
y amigo.
La iarea que mi me ha sido enco-
mendada. por desi gnaci6n unanime de
ms compaiiercs en- Fl Tribunal. en- e.
que Il ACADIA de deJar vacanie 81 pr
mer puesto. IS habiar lie II como Ju-
rista como Presidente de la mas al
Ia Corte en- nuestra querids Isia. Al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08

Gobernador: companeros. mlembros
del Bar; y amigos
Este triste aconteclmI" era es-
p,rado Y tenido d sde hace muehos
meSes. solo tres veces dcsde el pasa-
,io Jumio ha podido nueStro dorado pre-
sidente ocupar su ac0stumbrado siIih
en- Fl Tribunal Y aun entonceS. sen-
Iia que la helada mano de la nncrie
- lahia posado sobre su hoinlro. y
s.ne Ia temer0sa eta no potlia dilatar-
~ mucho tempo. Cuando lleg" 81 III
iimo requerimienio. estaba bien prepa-
rado contesiaflo.
"Alentado y sosjenido por una con
fianza inalterable. - acercO al s,p'h-
Gro como Il que - cubre con las re-
pas de su leeho Y Sc entrega Pia-
eenteros ensuenos".
A otros corresponds la tarea de He
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
N@Ga del @]6a

ESta vcz. iuzgar ror las noticlas
y pormenoreS que nos ha dado el cable
del mcnSaic presidential, ha Salido
Puerto Rico poor librado que otraS We
ccS.
Sc ha hablado mcnos dc noSotros,
una liiera alu>i0n 4 nucstra prosper.
Dad actual. NADIA olre 81 status poIill-
eco. NADIA accrca del cafe y M Siqui ra
80 ha pedido 81 ha rccomendadh
como otraS veccS. In concession dc IL
cindadania para los puertorrlqucno>
Lo que haSta noNoiros ha lcgado del
mensaie presidential. no esjimu'a cirr-
tamente optmismos de nineuu etnaro.
En- las atlas cSteras del podcr ma jo-
nal Sc nos juzga por 10 viSto ahiio> y
contcntos. 81 10 10 eStamos. cniifn-
desc ALI que tcnrmoS sobrados mott
Nos para csiarlo con csa pro>prridad
que So nos ha metido por las pueriaS....
oficiales que no dcia De scr mcncio-
NADIA en- todos los menSajcS y en los
informrs gubcrnauentales.
.i..l !. p,,,r.o p;.o, T..
eu ,oh, CONAN n,,. a.ad.hI..
.....,,.. .,,,,.,....
h.1l.ra.
n4. .; -, .n,l.
..;r1.. 49,, 49,. 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08

conglomerando importacioncs cxpor
tarioneS. incluvendo hasta las mamii
narias one Sc tracn de Norteamerira
para la cxplotaci6n az,carcra. oue. )
/ cS cierto mie rcpartc IN la isla nume.
rosoS jornalcs. tamhi'n 10 IS que la
mayor parte dc SuS fabuloSas ganan-
clas van para la mc'ropoh, donde VI
ven los erandeS acrlouIStas de las ma
lores factoriaS.
For todaS parties. la mctr"poli es-
qulmando a la lsla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08

ciones del ritual en la igleSia, y con-
curreron al acto la pr,sidcneia dei
dneio y el Consejo la Camara.
Al llegar Ia plaza d'4 padre Ru-
fo. el pGblico paSaba de mas dc tres
mil almas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
LA PRESIDENCIA DEL DUELO

FL Gobernador Mr.. Post lego acorn
panando 81 cadaver dtNde Santurce.
En- seg,iida Sc form6 la presidenca
del duelo Ell esta forma
GObernador Post, Presidente de la
Camara senor de Diego, .Jueces de la
Corte Stlprema, senores HERNANDEZ, FL
gueras. Nc Leary Wolf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08

sunos de mis- compahoros le han como
,ido mas tempe y acaso m Jor qut
10. EllOs comparticron con 81 los no-
centes iuegoS de la lntancia. la tareas
escolares en- los dias alegr,s de Ia ju-
cniud v las serias preocupaciones \
Graves cuidadoS de la virilidad y In
cdad madnra pero prccisamente por
cSa raz6n Ia intensidad de sr dolor les
impide dar fiel expression Il sus senti-
mientos. Yo solo por ocho amos tuvc
la Suerte de conocer al finado Pres.
dentc; pero durante ese tempo en el
q. estuylmos lntinamcnte asociados en-
el deSempcno de nuestras funcioneS in
dicialeS, aprendi a respetarIe y admi-
rarle por su ilustracion v su elocuen-
cha; Y apreciarlc por sus acrisoladaa
cuaidadcs como juez competente, rec
To imparcal.
Sus grandes conocimientos lega
l'S' NNi''idllh'ii' 'I '"H l'"-lhhN ihH'-
M sas del Derecho civil, su elcgante
y fluido cstllo llteralio y su absolute
dominic de su idioma nativo prestabai
a sus opinlones un encanto que muy
pccos han podido igualar y que no ha
Superado nadie.
La absolute rcctitud v la inilcXible
luStiria de SuS dcciSoncs brotahan de
uu coraz6n acorde con la celeste ar
monia de la equidad Y que no podla
), pararSc del cump.imicnto del deber.
Fcro con todo Su amor por la JUS icla
Y su incoutrastable resolution de rra-
.izar cl bien Y de cvitar Il NAL, con la
rStrrlla brliantc del dcber alumbrando
Slempre su camlno tenla nm corazof
IAN tierno como 81 dc una mujer. Yo
G. he ,isto tomar la plulna para fir
mar la Scntencia que enyiaba un Sc
me ciantc al patibulo Y escriblr Su nom
bre micntras sus lagrimas Sc mezcla-
ban.y confudian con la nnta Sobre Il
tunesto papel.
I'm el Tribunal que a presidi0 tan
10 tempo. nadie Sc estima Y considc-
Il por Su rlqHeza. por sn poslclon,
por su fahlila o por Slls amigos; la
raz6n no la persona de los litigantes
4, 10 que Sc tiene Ell cuenta para die
:ar las decisiones que enanan de ese
Tribunal, que el adorno con su ferso-
nalidad con su inponente presencla.
Y mas que ningun3l otra centre slls eX-
elcntes eXtraor,llnarias cualldadcs
sobresaiia. imprcsonando Vlvamente
cualquiera que compareclese ante la
/ 'o,--,., su amablc { indetectible cortc
sia. Para sus companeros en el Tr-
bunal, para los abogados que postula
)an ante el, para los oficiales de la
'orte. desde e mas alto al mas mo
desto para los iitigantes que observa-
ban con excrutadora mrada los proce-
dimientos de la Corte Y para el publ
60 en- general. su cortes actltud y su
afectuosa consideration, le proclama
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