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French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
A. B. FREEMAN ANNOUNCES
FOR STATE LEGISLATURE
Says That He Will Represent all the
People If Elected; VIII not Indulge
In Party Politics. ,,.1e: -

A. B.Freeman. recently elected mem
ber. of the state board. of elections
stated just before he left for Raleigh
20 represent the Republican party, that
he had decided to run for the legisla-
ture In Henderson county subject to
the primary to be held June 8.
It will be remembered that Mr.. Free
man ran for the nomination last time
and was defeated by G. H. Valentine,
who is said to be in the race again this
year.
i Mr.. Freeman states that if elected he
will represent all the county and he
proposed to take them In his conf
dence. l will give them some whole
some legislation, believing that what is
gNod for one party is good for the
other. Sot far as party politics arc
concerned l shall not have anything to
do with any actions and will be always
found advocating those things that Will
benefit my people" said Mr.. Freeman
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
SICK OF REPUBLICANS.
Judge Ewart, One of the Most Prom
inent Republicans i'm State Pre-
diets Republican Waterloo.

Ex-Judge H, G. Ewart of Hender-
sonville, next to Judge Pritchard the
most influential Republican of west
ern North Carolina admits that But
ler, by pretending to be a supporter of
Roosevelt, completely controlled the
State convention. He then gives the
following true pen-picture of Butler
and predicts a Republican Waterloo:
His treachery to Pritchard in the
senatorial contest of 1907, his open and
notorious ingratiEude and treachery
to his former friends and associates,
Cyrus Thompson, Skinner and others,
bis attempt to collect the fraudulent
tax bonds the people of his own
state, have made his name stencil
in the nostrils of every decent man in
the state. No attempt to even suggest
a state ticket was made in the con-
Vention. That was left to the state
committee to do.
Indeed, after the action Of the con-
yention, it is doubtful if any republi-
can in the state of the slightest stan0
ing would accept nomination. For
the impression has gone out that in
defeating Duncan the convention was
"Butler and special tax Bonds" every
democrat who was disposed to break
party lines will return to his columns
and the republican party in this state
will meet another Waterloo, Not even
Morehead, splendid gentleman as he
is. can save it."-NeTton Enterprise.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
To ASK FOR IMPROVEMENT ON
ASHEVILLE-HEN-YILLE ROAD.
BiItmGre Citizens viii Request Bum
ccmbe Commissioners to Re-
Surface Road.

Interesting information was received
By HendersonVille people when there
appeared in the AsheviIle Citizen news
to the effect that delegation of Bit
more citfze esSssE1ould appear before the
county commissioners and ask that
the HendersonvilIe and Asheville high
way be improved.
The following is what appeared il!
the Citizen:
"a delegation of Biltmore citizens
will call on the county commissioners
at their next meeting and ask that
the road between Asheville and Hender
son county be desurfaced to- the Hen
derson county line. They say they
have all sorts of arguments to advance
why the commissioners should resur-
face the road, and they are going to
advance those. reasons forcibly. In
fact, one resident of the Asheville sub
urb said they were going to demand
that the commissioners make the i'm
provement. and that they do it at once.
The road, according to this same citi-
zen, is in deplorable condition. Bilt-
more votes on its $4,000 school house
bonds, soon, and wants good road to
go with the school, residents of the
village declare"
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
COUNTY MAY GET
A DEMONSTRATOR

District agent e. s. MiIlsaps Of the
farm demonstration work in North
Carolina spent several hours last Mon
day with the county commissioners at
their regular monthly meeting in ex-
planning the work of a demonstrator
and endeavorng to get their consent to
continue the work in Henderson coun-
ty.
Mr.. Millsaps was practically success
fuI in his efforts to have the commits
sioners reconsider the matter. Thav
Informed him that if he would recon-
mend an expert for the position who
would meet the approval of the majority
OF the farmers of Henderson county
then they would employ farm demon
strator. Mr.. Millsaps left Henderson
vile enthusiastic over his visit and
stated that ne would find the man for
Henderson county by June /, 1915.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
'EW HOTEL
IN SIGHT
.,u,pS FROM NEW YORK SAID
NJ 81 III WtyF SECURED OPTION
~ on PROPERTY.
INFORMATION SCARCE
=, Citizen is Confident That PrOpO-
;tion Gt will go Through But VIII
''' Not Give Names.

mother hotel proposition for Hen
..onville has taken definite shape
~ ontions were secured this week
valuable property just two blocks
m Main street by New York city
siness men. The party giving the
lion has asked that his name be
+bbeId for a short while and like
90 the two gentlemen. who came
re- from New York city, do not desire
Il there names be made public until
| deal is absolutely closed.
h was learned in spite of the
|rouded mystery that these gentlemen
. Manning to erect a modern hotei
'itable for all the year around busi-
lss about fifty rooms of brick struc-
he to cost in the neighborhood OF
5000
The local citizen who has been engi-
Eering the proposition states that he
convinced that these gentlemen are
|ghlv pleased with Hendersonville
bd have gone to New, York to COM
etc arrangements and that definite
ans will be made public soon.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
Another MIN FOR Gastonia.

Gastonia is to have a new cottoH
mill. This announcement will, come
as 2, distinct surprise to most CASTOR
.ians as no previous hint has been
given the public that the building OF
enother textile indutrial plant. here
.vae even in contemplation for the near
future at any rate.
only meager details as to the new
venture are obtainable for publication
t,,dav hut the information that is given
here here is authoritative. The new mill is to
n,annfa mo cture fine yarns, Nos. 5O's and
eos and will have $500 spindles to
start with Col. c. B. Armstrong. neAu
OF the Clara, Dunn and Arlnserons as
Mills. of Gastonia, and the Monarcn y
Mill Of Dallas. is the prime mover 10
the venture.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
MRS. ]. C. MORROW DIES
SUDDENLY LAST FRIDAY
Wife of Prominent Citizen Passes
Away; Leaves Four Children;
Buried Sunday.

Mrs. ]. c. Morrow, who has been in
delicate health for some time, died
Friday morning at her home, 40 North
4th avenue E. The funeral services
were held at the residence at three
o'clock Sunday afternoon, Rev. K. w.
Cawthon officiating, and the interment
was in Oakdale cemetery. The pail
bearers were Messrs. r. H. Station, K.
G. Morris, T. L. Durham, w. A Keith,
] Stewart and G. w. Justice. The
beautiful floral tributes were testimon-
ials of the many friends of the bereav-
ed family.
Mrs. Morrow was formerly a Miss
Connor of South Carolina and is sur
vived by her husband, three daughters,
Misses Connie, Willie and May. Nor
row, and a son, Charlie Morrow
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
L. B. ALLEN MAKES FORMAL
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR SENATE.
viii Stand on His Record Made Two
Years Ago; Net i'm FaVOr Of Rails ;
in. County Officers Salaries.

Senator T. B. Allen has made for
mai announcement that he will be. a
candidate to represent the Thirty
second Senatorial district subject to
the coming primary June 8.
Mr.. Allen has served the people Of
this district once and will stand on his
record for reelection He feels conf
dent that he will receive a majority of
the votes in the coming primary. He
expects to make clean open fight for
the nomination.
While in the Senate Mr.. Allen voted
for prohibition and says he will con-
tinue to do so He assisted in many
OF the state wide measures aud voted
for the revised road laws of Hender-
SOL county.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
CREAMERY HAS
CHANGED HANDS
HENDERSON COUNTY FAkMERS
TAKE CHARGE OF BLUE RIDGE
CREAMERY AFTER APRIL 1.
IS. c. RHODES PRESIDENT
With a Capital Stock of $4,000 a Co.
OperatfOn of Many Farmers in Sell
ing Their Products

The Blue Ridge Creamery has chang
ed hands from close corporation to a
&C operative creamery with stockhold-
e1s living throughout the county sell
ing their product to the creamery. The
new organization took charge April L.
The officers OF the Blue Ridge
creamery are S. G. Rhodes, president,
DR. A. S. Wheeler of Biltmore, G. G..
Glenn, C. F. Baldwin, T. P. Ward, o.
" F. Blythe, of Henderson county di-
rectors.
IL a recent issue of the Asheville Cit
izen an interview with G. E. Fletcher
in which he had the following to say:
Henderson county now has a CO.
operative creamery" said G. E. Fletch-
er, an Asheville visitor yesterday. 'I
have sold my entire interest in the Blue
Ridge creamery of Hendersonville, and
DR.. A. S. Wheeler, of the Bi1tmore es-
tate, will be one of the directors of the
new organization. The transfer will
be made April l."
The Blue Ridge creamery was start
cd at HendersonVille several years ago
by Curtis Bynum, now of AsheWlle.
Mr.. Bynum did effective work in Hen
derson county through the creamery in
arousing interest in better farming
methods. This work has since been
carried on by Mr.. Fletcher.
The capital stock of the new so-op-
erative creamery is $4,000, and it
starts out with $50 cows pledged. The
state agricultural department is au-
thority for the statement that 400 cows
will make a cooperative creamery
profitable. With the farmers of the
county in absolute control Of the
Eereamefy, it is expected that the NUM-
Der of COWS will be rapidly increased
There are six cream routes out of Hen
Jacksonville, Mr.. Fletcher stated, and
in addition a considerable amount of
cream is shipped into the city from
other points. An expert butter maker
has been engaged by the creamery WING
will take charge today.
''The farmers of Henderson county,
said Mr.. Fletcher, "are alive to the
possibilities of the dairying industry
They realize that it is the dairies OF
the state which have made the farm
ers of cold and bleak Wisconsin pros
porous and independent And Wiscon-
sin is but one Of many states of which
this is true. Live stock is the very
foundation of profitable farming. It is
almost the only means by which, the
fertility of the soil may be maintained
With greater interest in dairying ia
Henderson county will come also d
greater interest in better farm meth
ods, better barns and certainly reeog-
milton fthe absolute need of Soils
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
NLGRO CAUGHT CHARGED WITH
INSULTING WHITE GIRLS.

''oile Fisher, negro, was arrested
IL Asheville upon request of Chief
I"erS last night on the charge of in
s TWO young white girls of this
n.y. The trial was called for 2 D. m.
S - afternoon before the mayor.
Ane negro it is understood denies
onarges Of the offense which is al
as ts'u 70 have taken place Wednesday
''''noon near the Southern depot.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
WESTERN UNION ANNOUNCES
EXTENDED SERVICE.
Usefulness of TeIegrapkic Money
Transfer Service Increased by
New Regulations.

During the past few years the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company has
been in the van of public service cor
porations in putting out new services
to meet modern business and social
demands. The company now an
nounces another innovation for the
benefit of its patrons. The Western
Union Company annually transfers by
telegraph an enormous amount Of
money and heretofore the senders of
money have not been permitted to in
clude in the transfer any communica-
ton of a business or personal charaC-
ter to the payee, such Information be-
ing required to be sent by separate
message. Under the new arrange
ments, however, transfers between
points in the United States may include
such information and the same wilt
be delivered to the payee at the time
the transfer is paid. This surely rep
resents an up-to-date service and one
that should appeal to and be of much
value to business houses and the pub
lie generally. Through it people, will
be enabled to transmit money quickly
with proper instructions to meet bank
ing obligations, pay insurance policies,
guarantee purchases, accompany bids,
purchase railroad, steamship and
theater tickets, pay taxes, assessments
and bills of all descriptions. make re.
nlittances to travelling statesmen anG
pupils attending distant schools, etc.
There is practically no limit to the
nurposes for which this service is
available, The Telegraph Company is
To be commended upon the manner in
which it is broadening the scope and
purposes of its various services in or
der to better meet the need of the
nEblic.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
local PARAGRAPHS

happenings of People and Things In
and Around HenderSOnVille.
City and County Tax Collectors J. w.
lcCarson and w. F. Brown have been
usy preparing their respective list of
elinQuent tax payers subsequent to
dvertising them through the local
ews papers according to law.
\ The Hendersonville Automobile
kcmpany has equipped large Jackson
automobile for garage work and out
town emergency trips. One of the
frSt jobs made with the car was the
bringing in of a Ford touring car
which met with an accident out near
Hiilgirt, Sunday. The ord was
brought in on its rear wheels.
The Hawkins property on Main
street and Fourth avenue is adver-
fised through circulars to be sold at
public auction June ). J. M. Gudger,
PE, is commissioner of the sale.
public watering place for stock
Fhas been placed by the city authorities
Pn the lot at the rear of Byers Brotn
ers feed store. This will no doubt
prove quite a convenience for the
country people who are accustomed to
nltching in this lot The trough was
manufactured by Frank Evans, expert
lin cement work.
John AIcGuinn has moved his tin
Snop into the basement of the Hender-
SonVlIle Hardware company from his
lOImer stand Oh Third avenue, West. >
burckmyer Brothers have ordered
al automobile delivery wagon which
Vail lie placed in service within the
next few weeks.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
REVIVAL AT METHODIST CHURCH.

Revival services will begin in the
Hendersnville Methodist church on
Easter Sunday and continue for ten
days or more. Rev. J. w. Moore, pas
tor of Trinity Methodist church OF
Charlotte arrive on the oath and do
the preaching during the entire SER
vices. Preparatory services will COM
mence on Wednesday evening before
Easter and continue up to the arrival
OF Mr.. Moore.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
MILK REPORT FOR MARCH 1916.

Myanoak: Bacteria count $4,000;
outterfat, 4; specific gravity, 1,O3O;
total solids, 1858.
Mooleys: Bacteria count 24000;
Dutter1at, 4; specific gravity 1.O3O
@tal solids, 1858.
+oe ndrroWs Bacteria count, $4,000; but
sel!at SaI! AZ; specific gravity 1.O31; total
solids, 1918.
J. FRANK CRAWFORD,
Health Officer.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.

y Gar hIled with people driven by w.
ot 'llNihS and owned by c. F. Brown
on ASneVllle ran into the automobile
\. eu Oy George Gianokas and driven
H.. Ueorge Maxwell near Hillgirt sta
W. last sunday afternoon. Both cars
ha O@oiy damaged. 1t is said that
on, nendersonville crowd were well
u VAe road driving up h;I.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
HAS
ENTERED SUIT
EX-SENATOR MARION BUTLER HAS
SERVED NOTICE OF SUIT
AGAINST BIG DAILIES.
THEY WONT APOLOGIZE
Both Charlotte Observer and Raleigh
News and Observer State That
They Will Stand Pat.

Judge Ewart upon being shown the
editorials of the News and Observer,
and Charlotte Observer in regard to
Buffers threatened suit for libel
against these papers said, 'It appears
that both of these journals are stand
ing pat Evidently they regard But
ler's threats as Ebrutem fulmen.' One
thing the editors of these esteemed
journals may safely rely on and that
is no lack of able counsel, and clouds
OF witnesses if either should be need
ed by them
BUTLER THREATENS NEWS AND
OBSERVER AND EDITOR.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06
LUTHERAN SERVICES.

There will be Lutheran services Sun
dav afternoon at 8 p. m. Rev. +. G.
Morgan will conduct the services.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-04-06

ton ""k Corriher has accepted a posi-
IN - WIN {. B. Glazener at Rosman
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
CHANTECLER.

lucioneS y marchas haeia el Sur, pues
que 81 no Sc cuenta con eSa montana
de orc AGA Ell Ia Metropoli, seguiran
poniendo su sagaceS oj"-s en- e. Sep
tentri6r, Y hay que recordar aqueilo
de que "cabalio que Sc deSboca. solo
con freno de orc Sc gobierna." La
Giplomacia democratica de nuestros
lnSignes politicoS, cuyos antecedentes
aunQue h~umildes, no Sc han visto
desmentidos Ell Ia improba labor que
sc han echado a cuestas de removerlo
toio V sacar de los escombroS 10 va
licso para guardarlo ellos miSmos, no
sea que Sc vaya = perder, ha de triun
FAR en- esta vez; pues que 81 r~ealrneH-
te es podcroso Mr.. Wilson, va Sc las
jnseniar& para no perder nuestra
buena V valiosa amistad, siquiera
mientras Sc le a.ivian suS milicianoS.
AGA tenemos p0r SECURE que Mr.. VIII
son va Sc las ~ingcniara en- las cleo
pues 81 ~neceSita de ayuda, no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18

Cuando nrceSi!e librOS en- espah0l
dirijaSr listed 4 lgnaciO +. Lozano.-
Coz DOIOrnSa St.-S. Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
Carta de Mexico
Del Padre Jarauta al Padre PadiIla
Errc -rd;.mo Padre:

%rrc eud'.lmo Padre:
T.. medic ar las a4@usri#s quc pro
a..-~ est. .rricr,a ~situaci6n. lena
.lr-.., he "a Ge.agradabies sorp.e-
a,s a.- oroaorcionan las co;i1ia-
w ,i-Do~ir.ory~ dic,qto;ia-es de este
-.,nl;"r:o &g sac,o. con que Dio>.
.ea NJ. Wilson, no, ha socorr;Io:
.-.e~r cue smp5aza Il abrirse un nue.
90 n5:szaat~ que ii go e colo. lie
rosa. .I myaos o hace. rrear Ia Is
..ng@"sa lr que no hemos de perrae.
," a@mnre enmcdio de este oentiu
suc-o. -an Drodlgo de riquezas.
Sc aSegura que las n~egocjacja"es
para IN c~onsecucion Dis I'm emprcsit
lie GEN NILLONES DE DOIA-
RES avaazau por el canine de, ext
90. Las -e~Sisrcncias del PRESIDENT. Vii
-on. So seaccran. sCual e este carni-
ao" IA 10 vera us,cd. 81 rieae pacien-
..a y lee mi 6esh;ivanada cartl con
.a aoa5ad COW que sc sirve We. mis-
-.rys.
T~.aI ao drb. r-uurar. mi rryr-
~.ni~lma h""wano. lUr oS mrXi-
rau"~ ">nmo> muy homn~"> HI,. Il
noSotroS no nos cauSa espanto nj
81. mJ~mi-ima i.ab'o. De- all. tmr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18

ijaH-.o .t-u.!ar. Iur - toto nm
h"Ml!''... por mas IN" !" raiumnirn.
L,.- .:m"ri,an", "a han vi>t0 que
para $50 ,I. Hu -urrra. nO>otroS nos
p,U,amo> solos. mirntra< que go
10 nan poiido ponrrno, IN rrente
>U> Eamo~a> mIIiria> rn Aimero
aompetnte = luego como los SOL
Iado> amorirano< yivrn IN Pull
man. V nrrr>iiau DE- murhaS como
,IiiaI"S. Nur>tro Primer .Irfc. que
- muy "pirudu". .onn aIurl Ion
N.nur! Boni,la uuc nrllruu a per-
Ter Dor hahrrln "Ir.ant.Laio tanfo.
me uSaha rorhafa ir "pIa,trnn .nn
trai,. ir frac Y ariralaba III prr.Snna
con ]=uanir- lie ra0ritii.J verde. que
-rau una dr.iria: nur~tro Primer J.-
fc. deciamos, Sc ma inCeriorizado
mIy bi,H ,ir ,oIo. ' yIrlV" Il no
u..-~,. .jIro. pllp> 1llr. comm 3iio -
r.nrbrro: :para Gu.; tantn nrjnrn
r>tan,in Il surlo parrio? Maestro
General Trcyilo. que nos Va result
taaio mas "alvaro que ii miSmo
ion Ohrr@6n. tirnr. sin que =. -
iuyan rnI"rmaio. muy r'rra lie
c'ncuenta mi. homofeS ~ trente 4
n"e.o NY H ~
r,,,obo ~ aso dol arre do n gner,., y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18

TRABAJO Y CAPITAL
(Por eli juez Ebert H. Gary)

a los que emplean trabajadores les
dii ia: "Tratad bien l vuestroS nom
bres; tratadlos con justicia Y con H.
beralidad." 4 los trabajadores les di-
ria: "Un trabajo desempenado con
lealtad Y eEiciencia, de SECURE t:ene
que ser recompensado. 90 permitais
que gcntes ertranas e~jerzan influen-
cia sobre vosOtros Y os obliguen d
obrar contra vuestros propioS intere-
SEES"
4 ambos. ~patrones y ~empleadoS,
les haria patente el hecho de que
cada uno debe apoyar al otro para
triunfar; ninguno de e!los puede ser
independence del otro; juntos iran al
exito o al fracaso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-18
DESDE WASHINGTON
Ell BALSAMO

ia De Su casa Y encerrada con Su
hiia de cuatrO amos. en- compaIlla
de los eieirituS SOrialrS que cayeron
en- Ia red pOliriaca. Son varl0S lbs
ah0gad0s que las prrSisurn para
on" les den Sn representation. Pc
70 elias parHrrn aguardar IN a!r'-
g!0 rNiraiud!rial. qan les pcrmIia
rrcihir ri b;;!Sam0 nrcnSarIo para
I'll lrcGr0 Dc mair"s /" ramllia IN
mayor ranlIttaJ y mas ripNiImtn-
I" que i apelaran 4 los t~ribunalaS.
D"Sdr que Snpe IN harb&ridad que
!labfan rOmrIid" los moraliStaS fl
lldrlfinO>. m" mara, IN .Ir que no
hubi">rn Orurri.io entire las 522 de-
.rncinn"s. algunOS "rrOr"S, v"rdadr-
.n$ o ~2par"ntrS. p"ro rrrOrrS al fin,
' sc%Ii Oh>rrvanlO para Yer 81 Sos
20 Iur iDmahan los ar0n!rcimicntOs
-ruanl0 :" dr>aubrirrOn ial's We
r"o>: pGrlu" trnia Ia Sr@uridad de-
que :. p~rorrdrria d. manrra diSiin-
ia Gur i 81 harho hui,ir>' l"nii0
por t"afro oiro pals Iu" no fu"Srn
To- E>ia los lnid0S.
In rrrlamariin mnnrtaria ruva
presentation me Sirv,' d. lena para
"SioS aplntcS. no ia d"rrauhad0 mis-
c~SprranHa<. T. I'm pror"diminnt0
di>lini0 radiraim"nt" a. que So hui
hirSr S"=lli,i0 IN tuallui"r "tra ma
ciGn. Fin las que 70 conozro. las
NiriiIma> So habrian lido 4 los pc
riGiiroS: hai,rian in>ultai0 4 las au-
inriiai"S III" dr~crctar0n RI raid: So
hahria lItrh0 una rampaia contra
! "llaS: 80 :Iabria tornado I'm "Scan'
iIlo>O pr0c"So pOr allanami"ni0 dc
mOrada cn unOS caS0S pOr dctrnriGn
+, legal en- oir0S: prro. nj rabO. los
autorr> del at"n,ad0. qurlarian i'm
puno> Y las virIimaS no rrribirian
ORA rrparariGn qu" la muy diSruti-
blH de liabrrlns ,iirho ~Salvaic< Y hru
tnS y tirannS a los que 10 "~rdcnar0n.
.lllii no. La reclamation pOr la
hos y pnriuiri0S. "n IA qu" So midc
por dGlarr$ Ia humiliation Sufriia.
rn-urlve promo al raS0. Y los in
iu>,am"nt, ie!rnid0< Y Sarai0S de-
SlI> ra>aS. no barbarian rn g0Har 81
| placer de- cOhrarIe al te>OrO munich
pal. >umaS rr!aiivamrntc croriiaS.
lu" is p"rmiiirin vIyir IIOl@aia-
nrufH ION 81 prOinrlO d. unOS rIIan
.oa minliOS In inrOmOiiiad. SirndO
>""rlr" Iamhi';n Due ">a> ~rantidahes
les rlI">trn los pIIr>to> u OiraS Sc
m"jalir>, 4 los Responsibilities i" Sill
pa"0. y" :" ayi"n" muy birn o
nn">tro car;trt"r 81" >iStcna. Dorn
I"n"rn0> luc r6nv"nlr an que IS
mas Sabr1Sn que inSL!tIr a las au-
~tnrliad"> lu" :" eyccdcn en- SuS lie
b"rs>, r"brarlrs ma rantidad supc
rior 4 la iu' pOJam0S ganar nn dos
- tres amos. AdcmiS. no hay medic
ln"Inr i" repression. porqu@. aTui
y al t0da> parties, Ell las rnGiOneS ha-
bi'adaS p0r p0"fas 10 mismo que en-
r>Ia Il los mrrratierr.. 10 MAJ SEN
Sible del h0mhrh o. Ia hOlSa. :. IN
inSI.Iin 50 cOnlnSta . OtrO; una
raDi>a lara So sOhrnSnr ruandO ri
tempo hare aparrr"r l"v"s los mas
graves d"lit0>: pcro al dinrrO al con-
vertirSe en- balSamO deStinado a Gu
rar las h..ridaS call>adaS a los ciuda
lanoS, - atOmiza Y fiSurlvr V no SO
rerupera jamaS.
iTTiCHE.