davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-01-01

for period longer than a year would
be eligible to the craftsmanship.
Under the present constitution the
executive power is vested in a presi-
dent who is chosen by the general as
senbly for a term of four years and
who is forbidden to be a candidate
for reelection for the term immedi-
ately following his own tenure of of
fee DR.. FSeliciano Viera, who heads
the present Uruguayan government,
is pronounced radical, but it is politi-
cal gossip that the programme of the
extremists of his own party has taken
him off his feet and he is doing what
he can to stem the tide. Already the
insurance business and the electric
light and power business of the capt.
tai have been taken over by the gov
eminent and enthusiasts are calling
for state owned railways, bakeries and
street car systems. Here they me-
the opposition of the British owners of
the railways who have threatened to
withdraw their capital if the proposed
laws are put into effect.
Recently the socioIogfsts have be-
come active and Domingo Arena, one
Of the most prominent lawyers of the
country, made a speech before the
commission advocating the enactment
of a divorce law by the provisions of
which a woman might be released
from matriomonial contract upon mere
request to that effect before a proper
ly constituted magistrate. Under the
proposed law woman would not be
required to give any cause whatsoever.
In the case of the husband a. long list
of limiting causes is enumerated. The
author of this measure declared that
the peculiar conditions in Urugury
called for such radical remedial Iegis-
lation. His speech was at first rfdi-
culed but is now receiving the serious
consideration of the law makers.
Senior BattIy Ordonez, who preced-
ed DR.. Viera as president of Uruguay
and who is one of the present chief
executives closest friends, Is a leader
of one Of the most advanced of the
radical wings. Through his efforts
the eight-hour law has already oeen
adopted in practically all parts of the
republic. The fact that the present
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s.zay--
government cannot follow the r,ropos-
ed programme of this leader and that
of Senior Arena has threatened to
cause a split in the radical party. This
could mean that the opposition might
come into power after being out for
half a centuary. 1t is to avoid this
i very thing that the compromise of a
commission form of government has
been proposed, the idea being to ind
places for all wings of the radical
PARTY.
Uruguay is the only country in South
America where paper currency is to-
day at a premium, measured in terms
of American or English gold. The re-
public has a gold standard, but has
never coined any gold pieces. Those
which arc in circulation come from
foreign nations. The unit value Of it's
paper peso, however, is s1,o34 and at
the money changers offices it takes
$1.05 American currency TO buy one
dollars worth of Uruguayan paper.
No matter how radical has been the
programme of any government the law
makers have always been extremely
Jealous of the republics reputation for
financial stability.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-01-01

The coke output of the United
States broke all records in 1915 More
than S5, o0O. 900 tons of beehive coke
was manufactured, an increase of over
81 per cent compared with 1915, and
SOC, 900 tons more than the record
breaking total in 1910. By-products
coke amounted to 1920, 900 tons, an
increase of more than 5000, 900 tons,
or SO per cent compared with 1919.
The total coke production, accordiiA g
TO estimates prepared by c. e. LeshGr,
of the United States Geological Sur
vey. Department Of the Interior, was
50, 500, 900 tons, an increase over 1915
of 12,700,000 tons, or 80 per cent and
over 1913 of 5000, 900 tons.
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ealing II historic Charle4oa. 5. c, with time
to expI1re this quaint old CITY. Connections tor
CasBEina points, St. Augustine. Palm Beach,
Miami and other Florida East and West Coast
Besorss-
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eminent have but one aim-the rees-
tablishment of peace and justice. But
they only desire peace which would
assure to the country legitimate rep
aration, guarantees and safeguards
for the future
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-01-01

a W. Pye, Passenger Traffic Mama
per. Clyde N aIIory Lines, Pier SO
North Rivsr, New York-or call upon
8. W. Adams, Depot TX. Ast-, Nor
aiei.
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ereatest eeaI .PreduetIen.

Coal production records were.
smashed in 1915, when. the output was
around 597,5Oo,0OO tons, compared
with $40, 900, 900 tons the previoua
high record established. in 1913 ThU
quantity of bituminous coal mined
vas COS, 100000 tons. an increase
compared with 1915 of 6e,500;000 tons
or Is per cent, according to estimated
by c. e. Lesher of the United STATED
Geological Survey, Department Of tho
Interior. The quantity of Pennsyl4
Vania anthracite was about s3,312.O00
net tons, a decrease of 900, 900 tons.
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Raonrd Rrnnkar for coka.

| ing greater than any of the belligeren
| allies has scared during the war.
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Penalties, Reparation, Guarantees, De
nanded.

As lot Inc IuIureY the dlSaSterS
caused by the German declaration of
war and the innumerable outrage
committed by Germany and her allies
against both beIigerents and neutra1s
demand penalties, PREPARATION and
guara ntees Germany avoids mention
of any of these.
In reality these overtures made by
the central powers are nothing more
than a calculated attempt to influence
the future course of the war and to
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-01-01
NEW TREATY BETWEEN
JAPAN AND RUSSIA
Contains Assurance That Neither
Country viii Attack the Other.

London, Dec. 31.-According to in
formation through Russian sources,
the recent rapproachment between
Russia and Japan is likely to have
more far-reaching effect than is shown
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-01-01

The Temperature of new electri,
fatiron can be regulated to four diff.
ferent degrees.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-01-17
PHILLIPS ASSISTANT ) .9
SECRETARY OF STATE

i al a y ,
Washington, Jan, 12.--Williaini
Phillips, Of Massachusetts, third as.
sistant Secretary of State, was noini-
mated by President Wilson today as
assistant Secretary Of State to suc-
coed John E, Osborne, who recently
resigned. Breckenridge Long, a st.
Louis lawyer, was nominated as third
assistant. ;, a
Mr.. Phillips, who is Republican,
has been in the diplomatic service for
thirteen years, and since the. begin
ming Of the European war has devot-
ed his attention as third assistant
secretary almost exclusively to Euro
pean affairs. His record of promo
tions in the service has been regard
ed as exceptional and his elevation to
the post second in rank only to the
secretary and counsellor of the de-
partment is understood to have been
decided upon despite strong pressure
to induce the President to make a po-
litical appointment. III; sI,
Besides holding several diplomatic
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-01-17
q B q J . ~, !, 7,
Bad Habits.

Those who break kfasS at eight,
5o,''clock or later lunch at twelve, and
have dinner at Sin are almost certain
,tto8be troubled with indigestion They
do not allow time for one meal fto3
digest before taking another, Not
less than five hours should elapse be-
tween meals, If you are troubled with
indigestion: correct your habits and
take Chamber rlain's Tablets, and you
may reas onably hope for d quick, re-
.covery. These tablets strengthen the
stomach and enable 1t to perform it's
functions naturally. Obtainable every.
where. Adv & IS .y 81 J, f5s N Il, S. 4, d &
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-01-17
PLOT TO
KILL HI JOHNSON
Editor of Anarchistic Paper Charged
With Directing Conspiracy.

San Francisco, Jan. 12.-Alexander
Berkman, editor of the Blast, an an
archistic publication, and seven 9TH
ers prominent in labor circles here,
today were chaged with having di-
rected conspiracy to assassinate
Senator-elect Hiram w. Johnson,
"blow up the State" and to overthrow
the government. Those who were al
legged to be associated with Berkman
include Miss M. E. Fitzgerald, his
secretary; Robert Minor, treasurer
for the international Workers. De-
fense League; Thomas w. Mooney,
labor organizer, and four others, who
now are on trial with him for murder
in connection with tie bomb explo-
sion that killed participants in the
preparedness parade here last July.
The charges were made by Assist
ant District Attorney Edward A. Cum
ha during the Mooney trial. He de-
clared that proof of his charges was
contained in letters and papers seiz-
ed in a recent raid of the offices of
The Blast. A~ ;"
At the Mooney trial District Attor-
ney Charles M. Flicker said Mooney
wrote an article in an industrial
Workers of the World publication in
Cleveland, Ohio, in October, 1914, in
which. he declared that unless Cover
nor Johnson pardon two men convict
ed as the result of the killing of a
district attorney of Sutter County,
California, in 1914, che would only
have himself to blame if he got
hurt" Fickert said he had more evil
dence which would be produced at the
proper time connecting subsequent
actions of those accused of the con-
spiracy. MONEYS trial will be re-
sumed Monday morning.
Governor johnson when informed
of District Attorney Cunha's reve-
lation in San Francisco regarding an
alleged plot to assassinate him said:
"Threats of that kind have been so
many and so varied since I've been
Governor that I've learned wholly to
disregard them"
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.l7H. "a VI!
I
The State of South Carolina,
33.ss County of Clarendon. "a

The State of South Carolina,
.:is3.;%s i3..s County of Clarendon. a$
BY J. M. Windham, Probate Judge:
4 Whereas, w. e. Fielder made suit
to me to grant him Letters Of Ad-
ministration Of the Estate and effects
Of Leonidas w. Fielder. .%
q These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the Kin
dred and Creditors of the. said Leon-i
,das nd W. relder sGfdes deceased that the
of Probate, to be held at Manning,
In the 26th day of January, 1917,
next, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
4 Given under my hand this 9th day
Of January, Anno Domini 1917.
j. M. WINDHAM,
Judge Of Probate.
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to try Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she had taken 1t with good
results. I did 80, my weakness dis
appeared, I gained in strength, moved
into our new home, did all kinds Of
garden work, shoveled dirt, did build
ing and cement work, and raised hun
dreds Of chickens and ducks. / cam
not say enough in praise of Lydia q.
Pinkham' g Vegetable Compound and
If these facts are useful you may pub
lish them for the benefit of. other
women. Mrs. M. o. JOHNSTON, Route
D, Box 100, Richmond, Ind.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-01-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that pur-
suant to a resolution OF the Board
of Directors, a meeting of the stock
holders of Gerald-Davis Company, a
CORPORA ton, will be hcii at the Office
of Purdy & O'Bryan, in Manning, S.
c., on the 31st day Of January, 1917.
at eleven o'clock in the morning, for
the purpose of considering a resolu-
tion for said corporation to 20 into
liquidation, wind up It's affairs and
dissolve. BY order OF Board of Di-
rectors.
JOHN d. GERALD,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Manning, S. c., Dec. 81, 1916.-4t.
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from my age that
when going up
stairs ] had to go
very slowly with
my hands on the
steps, thensit down
at the top to rest.
The doctor said he
thought I should
have an operation,
and my frie n da
thought Iwould not
live to move into
our new house. My
lou - o1r = 49,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-01-17

The 0uInIne That Does Not Affect The Head
because of It's tonic and laxative effect LAXA-
TlEl: BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Qunine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing IN head Remember the full name and
look Tor the signature Of Il. W. GROVE. 2sc,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-01-17
\ ! STAIRS
0lN||||..HE|R n !. ! | HANDS
Zoo ~ tto 4 Walk Upright. Operation
Advised. Saved by Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

3S This woman now raises chickens and
does manual labor. Read her story:
Z Richmond, Ind. - For two years T
was 30 sick and weak with troubles
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-25
Como
Mandar
rvr..
Dinero
A Mexico

Con niucha frecuencia fecibimos
carias en- las que Sc nos pregunta
la ane absolutthlente sesura.
v mas rapida para enviar dinero a.
distintas :plazas de la Republica
MeXicapa, asi como 81 modo mas
:cfiIaz para traer dn.ero de aquei
pals. En- seguida tehcmos ell Gusto
&c Gar I'm informe a %nueStros Glen
ties, ell que no dudamos resultara
en- provecho de todos.
Existe un medic muy rapido, eff
caz y absolutamente SECURE pars
enviar dinero a clalquier ciudad de
ia Republica Mex:cana, el que ORE
ce, entire otras muchas, Ia ventaja
de que cs de TODD punto impossible
que los clientes pierdan un solo
centavo, pucs que Ia casa glrado-
ra toma bajo su mas estricta res
ponsabilidad todos los riesgos, y
Sc cncarga de oar todos los pasos
necesarics n fin de evitar a sus nu-
%clientes toda clase de mo-
!~estias, perdldas y dificultades.
Los pages SC hacen en- todas las
plazas de la citada Republica Me-
Xicana, Drecisamentc en- pesos fuer
ties de plata meXicana 0 en- none.
das de orc n~acional, pudiendo ha-
Ger tambicn si%tuaciones en- dolares,
. sea dlnero americana, 81 ell Glen
tie asi 10 prefiere.
AL desear situar Ginero a cual-
quier parte de la Rep1blica, bas-
tara remitir j la casa giradora di-
nero americana, asi como ell NOM
bre Y direction complete de la per-
soma Il quien debe remitirse en-
Mexico, y la casa por conducto de
sus agentes Sc encargara de hacer
!legar a manos de los ~interesados
eli dinero que Sc ordene, sin que
la persona que 10 remite de este
pals tenga cue nolestarse Ell eS-
cri1ir, nj enviar libranzas. pues
uue la casa glradora Sc encarga
de TODD clio, y ademas recogera un
recibo dc Ia persona a quien Sc lie
renilte el dinero, ell que cnvIara CO.
mo comprobante a u cllentes.
Al recibir ell dinero americana.
la .asa giradora envlara al cliente
una carta de garantia, en- Ia que
consta que 81 por cualquiera cir
curstancia ell dincro no fucre en-
tregado a Ia persona gu e Sc desig-
ne en- Mexico, en- un plazo razona-
BILE, la casa Sc compromise a de-
volver al girador la misma can't
dad dc dinero americana que reci-
bio, sin cobrarle absolutamente ma
Tia por u gestiones.
4 Ia fecha esta casa ha situa-
do ell Mexico mas de t~rescientos
nil pesos mexicanos y tienen Ell
gusto de no haber recibido nj una
sofa reclamation.
Para remitir el dinero america
TO ell modo mas SECURE es sacar
un giro postal o giro de Express
Dagaderc a la orden de Mayo's
Money Exchange 0 enviar los bile
tes en- carta certificada debiendo
rotular el sobre como sigue:
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LlBROS DE DOCUMENTOS


Como es sabido, los documentos di-
plomaticos Sc publican en- cada pals,
bajo n cubierta de color constante.
Esta practica partio de Inglaterra
que. desde ell siglo XVII posee sus
'"libros azules". Napoleon III, en-
1861 hizo distribuir en- ell cuerpo le-
gisIat;vo, ell primer volumen de docl-
mentos diplomaticos que, de acuerdo
con cl color de las tapas. tomo ell nom
brc de '.ibro amarillo. Hacia Ia
misna epoca, por iniciativa de Cavur.
>! gobielro italiano comenz6 la pu-
biicaci6n de sus libros de Gocumen-
tos internacionales con tapas verdes.
e primer iibro rojo fue p~resentado a
ms dclcgaciones de .Aus.ria-Hungria
cor ci Ministro Bcnst. Alcrania ha
aioptadc los Iibras blancos, Russia ana
-lniados Y Bclgica, azulcs.
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DICE QUE ES MARAVILLOSA

Apreciables SEM .s:-Adjunto a
esta encontraran la cantidad de un
peso. para que NE envien una GAIA
de su maravillosa medicinal cl AL
MA CORDIAL, v ademas, quiero me
hagan favor de r~andarmela 10 mas
breve possible para que de este mo-
do no quede interrumpida mi cura-
cion-MANUEL RODRIGUEZ,-Box
1928, MIAMI, ARIZ.
Fida mas inforn1es a MILLER e.
co, Box So, Sta. A, San Antonio,
Texas. So
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Cuenlto del dZlia
O la algeria de los loros

graclaS, DrlndadOra de goccS. que eS-
tendia sns manos albas ofreciendome
el imperio sobre las ciudades ~jocun-
das, sobre los campos floridos, sobrc
Ia Humankind d6cil Y bIena. es hoy
una vieia furia demacrada, horrible,
Il en- medic de las tinieblas V a.
| fulgor zigzagucantc del fuego del
! cie.o, dcscarga sobrc nj su enorme
| masa. t~endiendome con ccrteros gol-
pes. 81; me nc vuc!to triste, tact
! turno, dcspreciable a mi Tismo.
Marchatc, ~marchatc. Comprencu
que tc soy Modesto.
-iDc ningGn modo. 81 no n con-
trario. tie escucho cor intcres Y con
pena.
"A este cstado de amino Sc llama
be- decsspcraci6n anteS, cuando habia
mcnos ]ciencia; hoy que hay mas Glen
cia Y e~ntranas, Sc llama ncu-
rastenia.
~ por qlt no tc pones Ell cura?
-P@ro :csto ticnc remcdio?
-.Ya &c Geo que si.-afirmG con
c"erg..a.
re ~cq";:vvss. Pido v:vir, porGio-
SEQ &c d,r2yho. e acknowledgements
m ~rc-pyad2n: ";Hay tantos para to-
do" iQuc significa este? Que sobro
70 Y que sobran muchos.
No tai.
DE manera que aqui me ticnes
ricado pasa" ! los ahitos que con Sus
automobiles Y sus coches me atufan
' me salpican de lodo Y en- espera de
que de la casa de enfrente rebosen los
pcsetas por las ventanas. ilnfelicitas
Hispaniae. iTriste destino ell de una
naci0n que asi esteriliza los honrados
afancs V sc complacc en- CT rapido Il
~gotarliento dc una raZa que, al dcC!r
de II Historic. fuc sicmprc irtcli-
genie Y vigorosa! DE ahi, de ahi sal
dra mi Salud,
Y como la cXaltacion con que sc
cxprcsaba detenia a la genie y a pun
To estabamos de ser cercados pOr los
curicsos. ME despedi de mi amigo, la
! mentando el encuentro que me pro-
Dorcionaba doiorosas s~enSac!ones y G.
| vocaba ideas harto sinicstraS en- una
tarMe que comenzo invitandome ?
| crato esparcimiento. Tales son los
y~ontrastes de quien vive Ia vida.
Is dc manana. Sobrc Ell bufctc ne
| esperan los autos dc un juicio de tes-
tamentaria.
:Sab6is 10 que es tcncr cuatro To-
ros cnfrente Gel despacho dondo e=tu-
diais? iEl inferno. 81, ell inferno en-
ioq lccedor. t~crturantc, m2!dito,
- Euscbia.
TiScnorito.
-iQuc harlamos con csos caair"
pa~jarracos?
No son nuestros. scnorlto.
va 10 Sc. CcTca dc un ano ha e.
.ado sin a,quilarse csc cuarto.
-Pucs dcsdc aver 10 ocupan In
m~atrimonio Y tres chicos, que aIboro-
tan mas cue los loros.
Tina bcndicion. iDi til que Va
mos y iiverrirpoSl
Sc oycn los loros: "Apunten.....,
fuego! iTarari....., tarari.-Scra-
fina...., Scrafina.|Gray.... graz.
Marmi;0nr')
lei acabosc. Impossible trabaja'
con scmejante a~ieArabia. " sabes
sabes quienes son?
ST, scncr; los loros.
-Tc pregunto q~uiencs son esoS
schores.
Dice Ia scna Nicolasa, IA portcra,
| que son americanos. Han mamdado
una tar.ieta. Voy por ella.
ST. ~tracla. Vcremos q~uicncS s0n
csos vcrdugoS de la humanidad.
Eusebia vuelve en- scguida, Y al
leer cl nombre cscrito en- ia carta!i-
! ma, doy an salto de a~crobata.
70 lie obligare a que sc coma
los loros y i que mate q los chlcoS.
Los chicos han de tenerse disecados
80 T. -. -, l., nrr,n'o
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-lPor A. Escamills RODRIGUEZ

20 4pSI ; HHS9NH"r
81: en- Madrid lievo un mes
F.en.e a este cdificio cinco dias.
-;Cinco dias!
Sin interruption. AQui due
" conner?
No hablemos de ESQ.
Hizo una pausa.
Yo ~prosegui. por decir algo:
-iVaya IN Paquito!
Mira esd casa, replica Senaland"-
n.cla con alderman brusco y ojos c%-
l-av;ados; mirala bien.
Crci que mi probre amigo habla
pcrCiio Ia razGn.
-Aqui tendremos que venir pronto
los espanoIcs que no seamos rico,
no hcrcdemos 4 un ito indiana, no
hagamos politica. no toreemos, 10 es-
rIfemos en- grande, nj d~escubramos ia
piedra f~ilosofal.
-Disparatc sobrc disparatc. No
hay LUda; pensG.
TIE brindo el mcjor dc mis- niue
bles, cl lecho de Procusto, Y me mos
tr6 un banco de hero de Ia glorieta,
Sicntatc. 81 themes que hacer, 81 +
.mportuno. marchatc.
No faltaba mas, Tie Dire CO,
Gusto.
TO veremos.
y sentados uno al lado del otro, err
re dos palmeras enanas, bajo el grU'
10 ornamental de Isabel Ia Catolic.s
~ ei gcnovtS ilustre. Paquito CONT
rl5 unas yeceS en- tone riogmatico.
. crlntado. east profatico; otras veccs
lultambroso, debil, lastimero. Su
yoz daba todas las notas; su reiato
.cn:a toda la CANA del do!Or.
Que hevmoso cs e. trabajo! Il
la a salud al cucrpo, 81 llenI de eSp"'
ganza ruestro espiritu a%tribulaGo, q
nos hacc yey con ~frecucncia destc-
les dc una gloria que crecmoS I'M
D~rec2dcra. Como sabcs, dcScicnGo
le una familia de intclectuales Y HI
5ia de continuar la noble tradici0n
.Iasensato, sobcrbio, ridiculo de m,
sac sonc 0 dominar los clementof,
con ~soiuzgar cl mundo! GRecuerda
aqicllas sublimcs c~strofas de Nunc7
Ie .A~cc en- SUI Idiiio. cl poema quo
iuntos aprendimos?
no Sc. nj importa va; vcrdad o sucno,
iquc SAGA cl pobrc leno.
despojo !nutii dc la real bravia,
sino hacer mas pesadas Sus conjogas,
con rccordar las hojas
! que lc viStieron de veldor un dia?'
Esa e. la imagcn acabada De mi tris
tc cxistencia. Paso cl vcrdor de LIS
'lusiones ~conccbidas en- aquella epoca
feliz. Y hoy qJeda el madero hccho
| a~stilias al golpe del hacha fulguran-
! - a IN sol bcmefico, nuncio dc pa2.
oh. ou6 ticmpos aquellos en- que
! .p65bamos I'll. caro- amigo, Y 20 con
a saatidad del Dcrccho. con ell inquc,
! brantabic respcto a Ia ley. con ell a.
,r,i,mo de los hombres, jGratas Gui,
mcras, iRosadas fantasmagorias. O.
5Iipuc. apurc. sacrifiQu6 al bucn au.
,or de mis- dias. a u en- mi carrera
! :avj-tiesc IN capital para que los
naes,r,s oficiajes me ensenaran TODD
20 r;~,.,ro enfasloso. toda esa Glen
j., ono dc NADIA me sirvc.
-.Es.5 Ioco! Que lastima.
mora Que he cxprimido mi &C.
rcbro Gasta !~ciarlo sin jugo, que cs-
.,y ar.uinado economical, fisica, int
~,cctual Y moraimentc. 'diccnmc que 10
lament, mIcho. a. no pucdcn u~tilizar
mis- ATTITUDES. u en- TODD Sc ingrcsa
DOE oposici6n. que las Industries ago