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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25
CHAVEZ IS COMING
From VEGAS
TONIGHT
Big Crowd Of Local Fight
Fans viii Welcome Trinidad
Boy as He Steps from No. /.

Benny Chavez. who a 10 appear IN
his ihird Tight with Battling chico "a
the Elks theater on the night Of Au-
gust LIST. viii arrive IN Albuquerque
on No. ] this evening from las We
gas. where he has been training Louie
Newman for last nights match Win
Yoakum. Chavez wsil " accompan-
led BY Newman and possibly some
Vegas followers. ana u ~ safe guess
that he will be met "a the train here
hy a big crowd Of Albuquerque fight
fans.
Chayez VIII do his FINAL training d
the Moose club rooms. and IL ~ prob
able that ne will ho seen IN work
ont there tomorrow afternoon.
As usual. chico n feeeiyins lots
attention al hia AFTERNOON training
stunts. and followers of the game
have noticed that he IL working much
more seriously ihan 81 yore. ills ex-
perience ~ last Memorial day has ev-
Identity convinced him pretty thor
ouehly that he'll have 20 80 some "
he expects 10 even the score with the
Trinidad boy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25
1 BITTER PERSONAL
GRUDGE BETWEEN
FIGHTERS
Torres and Stern Almost Came
Together Yesterday in Gym
Of New MexYco Athletic
Club Levy Side-stepped.

AZ the result Of an Incident % yes
lerday "a the gymnasium % the New
Mexlco Athletic club. a has become
very clear - nght followers that
there "a mitch more than = question
OF professional supremacy % be- de-
cl1ed nnxt Monday evcring IN the
bout between KID stern and jack
Torrea In fact the spirit o. personal
HOSTILITY Between the two men
named 20 VIOLENTLY for few minutes
yesterday afternoon that Director
Mark Levy feared the hght might
come on lhreo days ahead Of ached-
ule.
III aeerns that stern. who wanted to
conBult director Levy about somo-
tnina. wandered into the gymnasium
whlln Torres was working cut. Torres
stopped the milling Instantly and
turned ao aavaeesy toward the Kid
chat spectators thought there was
going ca BE- something doing on the
spot. But Torres didn't rush.
"Ten that man this IL no place for
him Just now" he said. turning 90
Levy.
Better tell him yourself. hadn't
you. Jack P" asked the director In his
most pacific manner.
'.1'll do all my talking 20 him next
Monday night" replied Torres hotiy.
ny this time Stern was looking sore
enough "a start something, but upon
the urging 81 friends decided that
maybe he shouldn't be in the gym al
that time. and withdrew.
Both men seem TO be IN top condl-
tion. and the apparent personal
Erudge between them promises 10
make their meeting one Of the most
bitterly fought matches ever staged
hers.
Almost equal IN important with the
main bout next Monday night Will b.
the Carson Rivers preliminary. Both
boys are tough a. nails. and neithei
has ever been foored. Rivers has
some advantage IN experience. bu
cnrson's friends say their man has :
waki0p that viii decide thlngH early.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25

kuawledaed tho Same 10 Sc their free
Net and daed.
SAMUEL rlctARD.
(Nolnrlal seal) Notary Public.
Commission expires February 2sth.
1914.
ENDORSED.
No. 1914.
Cor Reed. Vol 8. PAGE 2as Ger
llncate ~ Stockholders Non-i.labil-
~ % Barnett Amusement Company.
Filled ln ofice ~ State Corporation
Commission July an. fsi3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25
NEWMAN YOARUM GO
WAS DECLARED DRAW

East las Vegas. y. ~, Juiy a.
Referee nill cullen gave draw de-.
olalon here tonight ia the ten-Found
10 belWeen Louis Newman ~ Denver
and STANLEY Yoakum - Dallas,
Yoakum forced the hghting and
seemed % have shade the better 81
the argument in four Of the ten
rouhda Bath men were airong - ihe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25
ALTO SPEED ARTISTS
no MAKE TRIAL RUNS
AZ TRACTION PARK

IL pftnafaNon fof the mnioE fnffs
"a hr hrsd az TTariion pork on ihpo,
Nav undor the direction % FH"nf"
MoNfp. number ~ she hest kno~n
AlbnenDraae speed alierinllalA VIII
81 eut as mo lfark sunday n4tu'nF
inr tflal runs knonN Them VIII ~
George Ksol,inser wish Fokd. fons
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EDWIN n. coARp. Clerk.
Compared d ! O. 70 ~ H.
State ~ New hfeNlrn.
County ~ nefnaiillo ss.
This instrument was aled for fec-
ora on tlrp i9th day % July, 1913. at
1885 o'clock =. N.
Recorded IN Vol. Co Misc. ~ Rec
ords OF said county. Folio 2Se.
A. D.. WALKER.
CLERK and Recorder
Compared N. w 10 q. w
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tlon
III Witness whereof. W. have here.
unto ntl eur hhnat ana neals this
18th &nt % July. 1913.
JOB BARNETT feeall
.. ~ f.AnnlERE gseal)
HORACE y. SHERMAN (scall
Hlale 81 New Mexico.
County of nernaHllo.
On this 18th DAY Of duly. 1919. be-.
fore me personally appeared Joe Haf-
nett =, T.. tnDriore ana Horace y.
sherman. % me known 90 he The per-
aona described IN and who executed
Che epFegoing instrument. and oc-
knowledged that they executed the
same NJ their free act and deed.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. have
hereunto act my hand and seal the
day and year first above written.
SAMUEL pICKARD.
(Noiarlal seal) Notary Public.
My commission expires Feb. gath.
lslt.
ENDORSED.
No. 1sla.
Cor. Reed Vol 6. Page 239
Certificate ~ Incorporation al
nARNETT AMlisEMENT COM
pANY.
Filed N offce 81 state Corporation
Commission Jul rs. iaia.
EDWIN +. COARD.
Clerk.
Compared J. J. O. 10 M. H.
ssnte Of New Mexico.
County of nernalilio--ae.
This INSTRUMENT was fsed for rec.
ord on the 18th day OF July. 1918. at
|71.5s o'clock a. m.
Recorded ~ Vol &C" Misc. OF Rec
orsis OF said County. Folio 2Ss.
A. y. WALKER,
tSeaD Clerk and Recorder.
Com'pd NJ. ". 10 q. w.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25
HPOnTKNa BRRvTTTKB
OLE The WIRE


EhlcoHo enotlaiionA have Been
he&uh TOR ttn-found contest be-
fweu ratkeg afeFatland ara Wiilie
nilchle ii 81 held III milwaukee, ear
N ln trioher it was announced
Rlachie wna eonsiaering she PROPOSE
sioh.
81 Joseph. Ao.-- Manager Jack
IfoIland 81 ina ST. Joseph Western
ieaKne olnb, announces tla release Of
halt i do&nn players 20 maAo room
Tor NlAga just purchased from the
Erie. Pa, club. Elfns Bbseman Heike
gees a. Davenport Fielder Reinhart
nnd pitcher aenIey 20 oitumwa;
Catcher Fitzgerald Is released uncon-
oisionnssv ana Pitchers Cheiiette ana
Aiec0nnaushey VII BE- disposed " TO
cluhs NOT ytt announced.
Roelon.-~The contest between Cin
ulnnati ana noetom. thc only major
league game started tn the country
yenlerdag. was halted ~ rain N az
last nnlf 81 tire FIRST inning. Clrtln-
natl had scored one ran IN it, half
II the first innlns on a hasa On taiias
4 single and an error BY Rarideh ON
m ATTEMPTED double steal. When
fnr shn~er interrupted riay. heeten
had "A runnef on thirS VITA onis one
cut
Sew Rork.--Not since tn seasons
early weeks has sueh q baHtitll hiatus
occurred aa that of y1aieFahy when
nnt d single major league same was
piated ana minor league eeuteata n
aha east were conspicuous for their
rarity. ID was an orr das anyway
for the AmeFienn league. khe west
ern teams being on their way east 20
open neW uefles to-day. -Four gamez
sern scheduled. bat rain prevented
All 81 them. a. il did numerpus minor
organization enraaenentH on the
DAYS rfoEfafn. - senefas was the
rain n major leaeue easler8 territory
that - attempts we're maqe ~ Ht%Gt
rusncr IL New York, BROOKLYN ana
paisaaelphia. while IN BOSTON the
braves and the Reds had played less
than hn inning when the down pour
came Il wan the last day % the cur
rent series IL each city. ane IN eon-
sequenca douhic.headers are likely %
H. nrrnnaed duPing the neNi eastern
invasion ~ me western contingent.
Iop Anmleiee Lefty" f.eineid. ser-
nerig a chicago Nalionak league
,.lichof wns signed ~ the SON frnn-
cleco team. ~ the Coast ieaHpe' ts'l-
neld win report next WednasdaY
Aneei.s Tess Winabd and
n.,n vouna white hopes are mAtch-
VA fsr s0-ronnd boxing boqt AUG
~ aaf fha Vernon arena
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State OF New Mexico.
Certificate Of Comparison.
United states % America.
State Of New Mexico.---ss.
II IL hereby certified, that the am
nexed Il a fuil,true and complete
transcript OF the Certificate of stock
holders Non-Llabiiity Of
BARNETT AMUSEMENT COMPANY
tNo. f6i4D
with the endorsements thereon, as
same appears on GIe and Of record In
the Office OF the state Corporation
Commission.
Z In witness whereof. the Chairman
and Clerk Of said Commission have
hereunto set their hands and affixed
the seal Of said Commission. az the
city 81 santa Fe. on this eighteenth
DAY ~ July A. y. 1918.
lseaD HUGH u. WILLIAMS.
Attest; Chairman.
EDWIN r. COARD. Clerk.
CERTIFICATES OF NON-LTABIIITY
or STOCKHOLDERS BARNETT
AMUSEMENT COMPANY"
This II to certify that the under
signed. being All the original lncor-
porators who have filed the Certin.
cate of Incorporation Of this company.
the Barnett Amusement Company.
thereby associating themselves into a
corporation, under and hy virtue Of
the provisions Of an act of tha Leg
islative Assembly 81 the Territory OF
New Mexico. entitled. IAN Act TO reg
ulato the formation and government
OF corporations for mining. manufac-
turing. industrial and other pursuits.
approved March i5th. 1895. for and In
behalf Of themselves, all other stock
holders who may become associated
with them. and said corporation, do
hereby declare that there shall be no
stockholders liability on account OF
any stock issued hy the corporation.
and that an stockholders 81 the cor
poratlon shall be exempt from an Tia
bllity on account OF any stock issued
by the said corporation 10 them or
held by them. except such liability for
the amount 81 capital stock certified
20 have been actually paid In prop
erty or cash, az the time of the com
mencement 81 business. as provided
for and In accordance with section 23
3 ~ the said act 90 the Legislative AS
sembiy. under which said corporation
~ organized.
In witness whereof. the said In
coFpOrators have hereunto set their
hands and seals on this the 18th day
az July, 1913.
JOE BARNETT. (SeaD
!. l.. la DRIERE. (SeaD
HORACE r. SHERMAN. (sea)
state 81 New Mexico.
County Of Bernalillo.
4 on this 18th day Of July. 1919, be-
fore me personally appeared Joe Bar
nett. j. l.. T.aDriere and Horace T..
sherman, To me known 20 be the per-
sons described in and who executed
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aie 81 tltm Meslco
testlfuaa ~ CoarufieDn.
UnNed 4Iaioa 81 America.
STATE ~ RW He4ieem
u n hereby certified, that the an
na4ed ID 3 lnlA true and complete
ai 81 lfio
eftlfleats q incorporation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-25

r,on AnNleies--''I.cfty' f.eireid. for
nerie rhlcago NaliouaH league
,Iichor wns signed ~ the SON Ffnn-
alecn team. ~ the Coast leaRue. t.ei-
neld van report next wedns'sde9.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04
ON BOARD THE GOOD SHIP EARTH

BY HERBERT QUICK.

full responsibility the most awful opening for service
He had the chance to remake q world -----
He failed He refused the opportunity He. a.
captain betrayed his trust. Accepting the cloak OF
Christianity, the white has denied Jesus mill
ion times each hour. False followers Of the Prince
of Peace, the white race took TO Pagan lands un-
dreamed-of engines of murder and unheard-of EN-
cheney in it. Protesting the faith which began In
crude Communism which gave to each as he had need
from those who possessed and under which none
wanted, the white have not only not tried TO
extirpate poverty among themselves, but they have
impoverished enslaved and extirpated whole empires
for money
The white races accepted Christianity and pagan
>ized It, They threw away the democracy OF the Ssr
on the Mount and. quarreling over the theology
Of Paul, followed Mars. Thor and Moloch a. or od.
They have developed a Christian nation.
Feared and hated all the world. the white6ace
largely responsible for the imminence OF the other
world pers Our very physiognomy Is repuislve 70
people of other raceswe are the Great Wnite bessuc
Of humanity.
And now. IL to give us another chance Tor 70
demption there is being revealed to the white racs
and to 1t almost exclusiv elythe vision OF dsmoc-
racy This Is the real Second Coming OF Christ tbs
vision comes to an intellect In which honesty ana
grace of modern science So the crisis or the wnte
peril IL on, in the question to whether the wnite
race will be true to Christianity as revealed In oe-
mocracy will be false to II II was to the nrst
Revelation
II is not too late for the white peril to be turned
into the Hope OF the World. 1t may be. We have
lost the confidence OF the other Passengers on the
Good Ship Earth and we can win II again only ~
bringing governments up to our highest ioeais
aud living down past. Not until we nave 30
purposes shall be known to be pure and not unui
we have extirpated unchrstian poverty ana op
PRESTON can expect our brother races 10 oeAsvs
In true Soldiers Of the Common Coca.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04
No GunsAoss for Mr.. wilson

The statement that NJ. Wilson WIN
h. = fr.ouant II not I daily visitor 70
- N...-... -. J. e. c.uifol
the ~.
has stirred coaSsOss INTO : eeAA 80
president u v1s1te6 q The White
Houa. dailv anA N swaxms By ssn-
49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. vho have
A'o's -. $3.50.
occasion % consult nm 80 - 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04

Copyright. 1919. by Herbert .ouck)
When rulership begins In human affairs peril be-
gins Public servants only with successful de-
mocracy. and blessings. But rulers always a
peril The white is the ruler Of the Good Ship
Earth and is World Peril. or all the Seven. the
White Peril is the greatest
Japan is the only great nation which Is not ruled
In ways or less direct by the White race. Ush-
erinf in the Era of Discovery, the white finding
the peoples In weakness and ignorance. made II an
era OF conquest. determination enslavement and ex-
ploitation.
1t has ceased. The grabbing of Tripo Is the lat
Mexico may be taken the first Africa has been
subdued and enslaved South America went to Spain
and Portugal. where the whites. after establishing
their prestige In landlordism and aristocracy cut
loose from Spain and founded mixed-blood "repub-
lies ruled and ruined by whites Northern Asia ana
Monaghan Finland and Lapland have yielded to Rus
sia England. France and Holland have seized the
South seas farther India and Hindustan. Britain
took and peopled North America, save for poor Mex
ico which crumbled into slavery under the Spanish
Conquistadores
Only in lucky. valorous Japan. In the Arabian and
African deserts and In the mountaineyries like Nepa
and Abyssinia found free nations OF brown BLACK
or yellow men. The white man Is supreme
Our race accepted In Christianity the perfect sys
tenn of ethics 1t took the headship In intellect when
Il unroed the marvellous book OF modern science IL
sublime opportunity to uplift the colored races
In the era brought in by Columbus and Da Cana
At the wheel OF Good Ship Earth stood the white
man steering II whittier he would. he was captain
He had the firearms He alone knew the invention
and science He had the chart In the command
"Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thysef. and ne
had the Golden Rule as compass he knew the form
NJ the ship-none other knew. To him was given
the greatest opportunity ever known the most rear
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04

From now on we were passing berSs
ON either side, and had to alter course
several times to keep well clear OF
them. You may depend on 1t, we
were keyed up pretty tight. and keep
ing \ bright lookout. was also fully
aware of our danger. knowing what
had already occurred to the Titanic.
Three-thirty Ave. or 20. ] put the
engines on the stand by" 30 tnat |
should know the engineers would De
at the engines for instant action, II
required.
About 4 o'clock In the morning
stopped the engines. knowing we must
be somewhere near the position.
A few minutes after saw IN Ice.
berg right ahead, and Immediately
the second oficer reported the same.
We had seen the green fiare light low
down not long before. and 90 knew
II must be q boat had intended
taking the boat on the port side,
which was the lee side II anything.
but With the iceberg to consider, I
swung the ship round and made TO
nick M the boat on the starboard side.
Anotherefew minutes and the boat
was alongside: q hail came: I'VE
have only one seaman In the boat
and cannot work very we'll" "Al
rfGht." I replied; "Tll bring the ship
alongside the boat" We got It along.
side ana found 1t to contain about Is
people, and In charge Of an ofncer.
Now comes the heartrending part
when We knew for . certainty the IT,
tanic had gone down. ! sent word to
the Kangway to ask the o6icer to come
M TO me on tho bridge when he came
aboard. On coming up to the bridge l
shook hands and asked: "The Titanic
has gone down, supposer Yes"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04
WHen Special Interests E7ec1
A Senator of the United States

We believe ancient Roman general Who when his suten
down earth with the remark Zone such victory and
undo
Massachusetts winthrop Murray
old Pussyfoot.
who
Victories
the Republican
action Of Joseph Walker former
Walker Of Independence and
h6 been Of the
mn holding ring in his party
rejoicing BY
Walker that he had become Bull nooscr
crowd
which win in the Bay state
to take not1es:
dominated BY private and special interests
United dominates
inter \ of lsgalation"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04
From Another Poi1t of Piece

another to leave Warrington
Adding Machine company
the leaders
wives have to build 'em at home
teweler who bapS
he sold SLOW has lawsuit on h nano
$4,000 In cold but there are
advancing
the facts al Thaws insanity.
suing divorce Lancaster. Pa
enough in the matrimonial
has tsnth time By conf
sligib reporting the hrst robbin'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04


h Inaugurations are 20 called from the
Dcman Augurs. who couldn't look at
nooh otAsr without laughing.
Thomas JEFFERSON, an early presi-
1onA rodo up 70 the capitol and tied
~ hosse to . post. but subsequent
1nonguxations have Mr.. Jefferson tied
~ = po6t. For pomp and unmitigating
11geuU1tances We beat the triumphs
~ ~ Caesars TO progressive fraz-
~ The appurtenances Of Roman
1olidoy look cheap indeed In compart-
pea with such things 90 the proconsul
~ Nobraska driving his three donk-
~ v1eo Silver. Free Trade and Free
nDoooh, and dragging the Tammany
"a 1Doe q his chariot wheel.
HE decorations include among 9TH
e o&Uucs, N. ny governors sta6s.
10ooo aro the flower Of the nations
G11vu1Ty. Nowhere else In the world
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04

are there to be seen assembled -
many generals and colonies able TO
pay. out Of their own pockets, Tor such
uniforms.
But even more impressive II the
sight of our moneyed classes rolling
In wealth al up and down Pennsyl
vaniarave. A president isn't exactly
a king. but whore the right hind OF
people have the right kind Of at
over him he can be made 70 answer
almost a. well for social purposes.
Here, In short. u everything which
ought to appeal 70 the patriotic breast.
What are patriotic breasts for II cot
10 take themselves toe seriously on
such occasious.-Sne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04
sz3RA EJGL TON SHY OF
h ~ BANCE BUT FULL OF PROMISE

~ n Warrington today they are inauguratins new president
take al day. would implied by the foregoing an.
unent-only few moments, a a
new president raises his right hand the rep0n'
Of the ONCE promises discharge Of his
nhdnty, IN the Of all.
0ftsnme this formaly anything else and doesn't
nsEa much
doesn't the always that secretary
the interior found giving wealth Of the country Will
Y - summariy dismissed, AS HE OUGHT TO BE.
M doesn't party expediency will not be conad
skaton in public matters
requires only few administration of the OATH
and required for the good of the party step
= and the oath to be forgotten.
An Inauguration day principally that there parade
gold swinging swords and several demonsa
lions very many know about riding horse
This well worth the price of $26 hour for
zap telegraph pole chances the weather
10 b by the party of the second part
Inauguration president past the
foving night arranged anything for the
pose letting Inauguration chairman lead the grand
te bang no salary particular political job
year ball tabood the Of the pdnteect
No makes no
and rspusd being neither hide
stspper
He processes interest deal than square
ne but nowhere aversion taking the
ut he intends anything like a wanaower
Anyhow they're inauguraiug the president today
The aags and bunting and CAPT
~ particular Inauguration that the people Of the
william Howard having failed in his appeal Of last fall for
Jg1Bsion Of their confidence.
Fired" applies the Of president Of the
United hoveler trench when used
~ angry who has caught him loa6ng the job
dtsen willing be "hd BY the American people to cot al
subscribe the the word fired when notice
= served that he doesn't al the bill
fired Taft and have hired Woodrow Wilson and the
gets on the job today.
He highly recommended
the Democratic party represented in Baltimore
u upon for the rather exacng requirements the
poGihon ct this time
employed executive by the State Of New Jy
~ asinsS some splendid references with him.
gadet testimonial u Ill the demonstration yesterday when
nv % people he had served to assume his
- iisha staties
lsy differences forgotten that demonstration the people
~ A allied pride Of who had to the mark on the
49, whsn weighed = . NAN and AMERICAN. 1
This inauguaon day rich in it promise to the people OF the
eu; N Inauguration day without dance but presenting from the
nint q equal rights CHANCE and Inauguration day
~ vsntuv whereon oath Of Office viii something
Ia new man We have hired recommended having high
sogara Sue hiS word and his OATH
s davns with this Inauguration venture further the day
r0imU 81 government and the day Of progress
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04
High Lights In InauguyaLs Of Greatest Presidents
Set Beside Wilson'S Superb Confession OF Fam
WILSON.

~At last . vis1en has Been voucA-
ssfeA ~ Of eur life - . whole. We
see the bed with the good. the de-
haseA and decadent With the SQUAD
ana vital. with this vision We ap-
preach new a6&irs. Our duty u to
cleanse, TO reeonslder. TO restore, 10
correct the evil. without imDeirfng
the good, to purity and hunanise
every process 81 ear common life
without weakening or sentimental
1sang Il. There has been s0mething
Grade and heartless and unfeellng
IN oar haste to succeed and Be
great. Our thought has been that
ever nan leek out for hAmself,
That every genSrntlon look out for
ITSELF while We have reared g1ant
machinery which made it impossible
that any bat those vvhe stood ~ The
levers Of control should have q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-04
WASHINGTON.

~ know that - - sas 49, ~
local prsjuASees, ~ separate views
Or party aninssatSss. must nisdirsot
the eooDrohsasavo and s0ual eye.
which eight e watch ever this
grest ssssnDsase OF eoonsni1ies
sna lntseestsy -, % anstAse, the
eounAatSsns - eur natisnsl Ds1icy
nust - lasa n ~ puss snl IN
.stable Drins)Osss u Dsivats nsersl-
49, "a e. vr~.onulneucs Of . free
Ccvernu.ent - exenDlf1oA ~ all
She attributoa, which can win tie
a0eetDoas Of ftO e1tABons oAo cen.
0anS the respect - The world.
There EXISTS n tho eeono0y o. na-
ture a lnalsso1uble unssn estween
vfrfns - hnpDlnese ana bstweon
Guty ana a1vanta0o."