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The diamond drill., 1921-05-21
Theology Mustn't BE Questioned


20, wish had wings like grass
hopperi" exclaimed a colored lady at
a revival meeting On Richmond.
"Amenl" explained several voices,
why would you like 10 have wings
like a grasshopper1
'That I might fly TO heaven
"You fool Niger; woodpecker ketch
you fore you get half way dar."
The diamond drill., 1921-05-21

What was the matter with that
lady who Just hurridly left the
atore7"
she found fault with the pota-
tocs." replied the clerk.
"She didn'f Nike the color OF their
eyes,"
The diamond drill., 1921-05-21

FOR SALE: My residence property
on Fifth Street. Mrs. A. M. Darling.
The diamond drill., 1921-05-21

The Story of
Our States
By JONATHAN BRACE
XXIx.-IOWA
TIE State
- ! !" ! ! ! !. :, ! !. !: J: J. J J !,
MkSLEsM i OF Iowa
N%eS5i l23yM was originally
lE'x$ $[lNl occupied by
IscN-S3iX.l<I-]l the Iowa In
N.Y. ><<ZM dians. The ac-
WX3<{<WW tual meahing
r OF the wovd
has been interpreted In several
ways. Some say II means beau
tiful land" but the more likely
derivation is the Algonquin word
"ajawa" which means across"
or beyond" This was probably
applied TO this tribe Of Indians
by the Illinois tribes who were
hostile to them, and resided on
the eastern side OF the Missis-
sippi river. The early white Wis
itors to this region included Mar
Quette and doliet, who landed
here on their explorations OF tho
Mississippi in 1878.
The first settlement was made
by a French Canadian named
Julian Dubuque. He obtained
In 1888 a large grant OF land
from the Indians. where the
city which was named after him
now stands. Here he flourished,
mining lead and trading with the
Indians, until his death ia 1910,
when this settlement was given
up.
With the acquisition OF the
Louisiana Purchase In 1903,
Iowa, which was a part OF this
huge territory, came into the
hands OF the United States from
France. At FIRST Iowa was
part Of the Louisiana territory,
then Of Missouri territory. Later
II formed a portion OF Michigan
territory and then Of Wisconsin
territory. In 1888, however. II
attained q distinct individuality
when Il was formed into the
Iowa territory.
Pioneers soon came In large
numbers and about 1882 a sub
stantial settlement was made
near burlington. and Dubuque
was founded IN 1888. The popu-
lation grew 30 rapidly that In
10f6 Iowa was admitted az the
twenty-ninth state Of the Union.
Its area is b6.147 square miles
and II has thirteen presidential
electoral votes.
Iowa IL fsmilariy called tha
Hawkeye State.
tOhy neclurs Newspaper syndicsts)
The diamond drill., 1921-05-21
HELPING BELOW OUT
Creditors OF Embarrassed Lumberman
VIII Aid In Llquidating Ills
Affairs

Arrangements have been made by
the ceditors OF H. f. Below and the
Below Saw Mill Co. 10 assist the acti-
vities OF the two interests so that they
may pay out instead OF being so badly
embarrassed that a sacrificing Of as
sets will be necessary.
The creditors met at Menominee last
week and financial aid was pledged
after the reports OF the expert ac-
countants who were employed to cast
up the company's accounts made their
reports.
II Is understood that the banks in
Menominee and elsewhere and some OF
the large lumbermen have taken hold
OF the affairs OF Below and his busi-
ness will be liquidated so as TO save
everything possible
The embarrassment OF Below Is due
to the great slump in lumber and the
unfavorable railroad conditions last
year which prevented him from distri-
buting lot OF the stock on hand.
-Read The Ads
Theology Mustn't BE Questioned
A Richmond negro preacher said
to his congregation. MY bredrin.
when the fust man, Adam, was Great
ed, he was made OF wet clay, and set
up agin de fireplace 10 dry"
DO you say" said one OF the con-
gregation, dat Adam was made Of
wet clay. and set up pgin de fireplace
20 dry?"
Eyes, sar do"
''Den who made de flre-place2"
"Set down, sar." said the preacher
sternly, "sich questions as dat would
upset any system Oh theology"
The diamond drill., 1921-05-21

Club motored 10 Charming Sunday af-
ternoon to take part in friendly
shoot OF 80 targets. The cold north
wind did not seem TO keep the boys
from that thrilling" sport. as there
were sixteen representing Crystal
Falls. all reporting very fine time
and speak highly OF the good sports
manship OF the Claiming Club.
The results We're as follows: +. w.
Peterson. Amateur High Gun for the
day. The i've high scores:
Il. w. Peterson ................ A
q. Il. Harrison ................. 40
M. j. LeVernois ............... 80
John Fribley 81
l.. A. Henry ................... SO
The trophies to be awarded at the
first Registered Club Shoot TO be held
as per program May Both. LAS D. m
are as follows:
First Prize. 125 yard extra high
quality Fly Line, presented by the
Ashway Line and Twine Company. OF
Ashway. r. !.
Second prize, one OF the we'll known
troll Orene Bats. presented by the
South Bend Bait Company of South
Bend, Ind.
Third Prize. one OF the famous wig
Cling chubs from the. Creek Club
Company, OF Garret, Indiana
The free for all prize that will be
presented to the amateur High Gun
~ tha dov 40 a ,,ofr Of al ffn%aA x,fo
lures presented by the Hercules
Powder Company, OF Wilmington. Del.
These prizes. with the exception OF
the free for all prize. Will be awarded
only TO members OF the Crystal Falls
Rod and Gun Club holding American
Trapshooters Association affiliation
cards.
These trophies will be on display
in the window of the Cash Market so
that everyone will have chance TO
look over these valuable trophies. CIV
ing everyone plenty OF time to pro-
cure affiliation cards from the Secre-
tary.
The next regular shoot win be Sun
day morning at $3.50 sharp All
shooters welcome.
The Clsstal Falls Rod &
Gun Club,
M. ]. LeVernois, Sec'y.
Read the Ads
NOTICE
The undersigned Clerk OF Iron coun-
ty will receive sealed bids for $50,000.-
90 SO Fifteen Year Road Bonds. Dat
ed July 1st, 1919, accrued interest 20
June 1st., 1921 to be considered in bid.
Bids opened May 2Sth, 1921. at eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Certified check for $500
requested with bid Bonds have
been approved by Wood & Oakley.
Dated at Crystal Falls, Michigan,
May 9Th, 1921.
JOHN WALL,
17-18) Clerk.
The diamond drill., 1921-05-21

Six weeks old pigs for sale. i
The diamond drill., 1921-05-21

FOUND: A upper set OF false teeth.
Mrs. John Clymites. Waterworks.
The Fort Seward news., 1921-12-30
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22
AIDS TO POSTAL DELIVERY

We published yesterday
an important letter from
Postmaster Smith. The
communication is timely and
suggestive. The lack Of
both house numbers and
mail receptacles in Alexan-
dria impedes the prompt de-
livery of letters and endang-
ers their safety.
Postmaster Smith also
drops a seasonable hint as to
mailing letters early, instead
of waiting till the close OF
business hours and flooding
the Post-office with the &C
emulation Of an entire
days correspondence.
The business and civic or
CARNATIONS of thereby are
invited to extend their CO.
operation in these important
matters, and we trust they
will lend their aid. Especial
ly as the holiday season is
approaching, do all these
suggestions assume an add
ed significance. and it is to
the advantage of every citi-
zen to give his assistance.
House numbers should be
placed on every door, and
mail-boxes provided, and
thus enable the carriers. to
work more speedily and the
mail to reach its proper des-
tination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22

secretary: James f. Shinn, Treasurer.
Andrew Jackson Lodge, 30. 30.
Meets every first and third Thursday in
very month. =. NJ. Penn, Wershipful
haster: j. T.. Alexander, secretary; O.
). Stone. Assistant Secretary; William
Lewis Allen, Treasurer.
Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter,
so. II. Meets on the first FRIDAY in
very month. Boyd J. Richards, High
Priest: William Lewis allen, Treas
Irer; i. ". Latham. Secretary.
Old Dominion Commandery. No. u.
very month, Robert \. Zachary, Com
'nander: Charles +. Outcalt. Treasurer;
{. ". Latham, Recorder = -
Martha Washington Chapter. no. -.
}. +. s. meets every third IucsddS
n every month. Mrs. Louise II. Nahe'
Worthy Matron: Or Charles T.. oui,
oaIt, Worthy Patron: Mrs Mary r.
Dyson. Secretary: Mrs. ChrIStiiia u.
Sales. Treasurer.
Washington Memorial Lodge OF Per
'cction, No. .. y. ~ 5. +. Meets on me
,ccond Friday OF. every month. boHu
!. Richards. ed. X. :. c. H.. Nencr-
,blc Master.
Randolph Chapter. No. ). Knights
Rose Croix. Meets every fourth Friday
II January. Marth. May. July. Scptem-
rer and November. Chester y. Gwinn'
I'D. X. G c. H...Wise Master
Lafayette Council. No. 2. knights
<adosh Meets every fourth Friday. in
January, March, May. July. September
ma November. ]. J. Green. sd, com
handler.
Virginia Consistory 40. u L. $.
Meets every fourth FRIDAY in March,
Iune. September ana December BOYD
T. Richards. 32d, X. C. G. L., Venerable
Master Of kadosh.
William Lewis Allen, SD. Hon. Irca-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE SATURDAY, OCTOBER o. 1921

Council No. 5, Order Fraternal Amer
leans held last evening. The degrees
of the Order were efficiently confer
red upon several candidates and a
number of applications for member
ship were received and referred to
committees. The death of one of its
members which occurred since last
meeting of the Council, namely, Will
liam D. Hardy, who died III Washing
ton on the 18th inst. was officially re-
ported and suitable action was taken
with respect thereto. Various COM
nttees on local interests made en-
couraging reports. Plans were dis
cussed for the proposed meeting of
the District Council to be held in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS :.

Oriental Lodge No. 6, Knights of
Pythias held very interesting con-
vention in their temple, 319 Cameron
Street, last tuesday, with large
part of their membership present. An
invitation from Syracusian Lodge Of
Washington asking Oriental Lodge to
bring delegation over Friday, Oc-
tober p. The invitation was eccept-
ed and number of local Pythians
attended. The Grand Lodge of the
District at the same time, made a
visitation.
There will be rank work next Tues
Continued on page FOUR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22
MASONS

Monday, October "a, Andrew Jack
son Lodge No. 100, will hold a special
communication at 7:30 P. Nj. for the
purpose of examination and advance
ment.
Tuesday, October %, The Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of Virginia will
convene at 10 A. NJ. in the Masonic
Temple, Richmond, Va, and continue
in session until Wednesday night.
Thursday, October q, The Grand
Commandery of Knights Templar will
convene in the Masonic Temple, Rich
mond, Va, and continue in session un-
Ill 10 P. NJ.
Thursday, October p, regular COM
munication OF Alexandria washington
Lodge No. %, al 7:30 2, II. This will
be business =assion and the Master
Mason degree will be conferred.
Friday, October 2S, Layfette Coun-
ell No. 3, knights Kadosh, will hold
a special meeting and confer the 2lst
and oath degrees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22
COMPLIMENT TO GAZETTE

The monthly publication
Of the organ OF the Rich
mond Chamber Of Com
merce entitled "Richnlond,"
compliments the Gazette by
the re-printing of it's entire
editorial Of August g, on
"Citizen -Slackers."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22
ORIENTAL COURT NO. 10

Oriental Court No 10 hsld an in
teresting meeting on las4, Monday
evening. The next meeting of this
Court will be held November 7th at
which time, it is hoped, the outstand-
ing candidates will present themsel-
YES for degrees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22

near future in Fairfax County. The
trusees of the Council submitted
their report for the quarter ending
September 30th which showed the
Council to be in a splendid condition
financially.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22
TODAY'S
THOUGHT
A TIME-HONORED SPORT

The Virginia Fox Hunt
ers' Association, organized
not long since for the pro
lection of dogs and the sport
of the chase, will stage a
four-days' meet this fall IN
the neighborhood Of Viii
liamsburg. The dates set
are November Is, 10, II and
IS, with that town as head
quarters.
It has been said that the
battlefelds of England were
won at Harrow and Elton,
and that the out-of-door
sports practised at those $
schools, and the manly spirit
thus inculcated and the Wig
orous bodily foundation
thereby laid, made the best
soldiers in the world. We
should say that the ancient
custom of coursing the fox,
prevalent in England from
the earliest times, had as
much to do with the train
Ing of her citizenship as any
of her other national sports.
Our hard-riding, fox-hunt-
ing ancestry in Old England,
were firm of bone, tough OF
sinew, and ford of cheek,
They, in turn, were descend
ed from the hardest race OF
pirates and cut-throats that
ever plundered, pillaged,
murdered and burned on
foreign shores. The old
Morse Vikings have lett
their impress on their Eng
fish descendants, even to
this day. The Anglo-Saxons,
the Danes, the Normans, and
further back, the Romans,
ard furtherest back, the
Calts, have likewise mingled
the ruddy currents Of their
blood, and the resultant IS,
and has always been, a peo-
pie fond of the toughest OF
out-of-door sports and a lite
in the open air.
No one who has ever list
ened to the music of a pack
of hounds in full cry in the
early hours Of the morning,
can forget the thrill that
ran through his veins in re-
Spouse. With a mettlesome
horse beneath him, a full
stretch of level sWard, and
a fence or a ditch at the end,
life seemed to attain a rich
fulfilment.
We wish the Virginia Fox:
Hunters Association all sue
cess. They have a state
wide membership, and the
indications are that there
will be hounds in the meet
from every section OF the
Old Dominion. Those who
are members and unable to
bring their mounts with
them will be provided with
horses. Quarters and feed
will also be furnished for
their dogs. The Association
has its headquarters in
Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22

;urer: F. w Latham, 33d, Hon. Secre-
tary: George ". Zachary, SD, T!ler OF
all bodies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22
ORDER FRATERNAL AMERICANS

There was largely attended and
enthusiastic meeting Of Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-22
FRATERNAL ORDERS
MASONIC DIRECTORY

Alexandria washington LpdSc No. ::
Meets every second and fourth Th,t!E'
day in every month. Percy r. cut
Wo"shipful Master: G FaGc waller, lr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-28
Exhibicioon en- Aibonito

Nos comunica nuestro couespcnsal.
''Se ha celebrado en- los salones del
edifcio "Brumbaugh' una exhibition
agrfcola-industrial de las escuelas rura
les del distrito escOlar AibOnitO. .Barran
quitas. Los que asistieron a ea.a que
daron sorprendidos ante los magnifcos
ejemplares de hOrtalizas y frutos me-
nores Ann los agricultores de la re-
gi6n ignoraban que EN- esta comarca
feraz Sc produjesen calabazas de so
nbras, berenjenas de lbras y cebo-
Has de nbras. La calidad y tamaho
de los frutos nos convencieron de que
con Ell cultivo inteligente, nuestro sue
10 nos puede proporcionar muchos de
los comestibles que nuestra TERRA. pro
Olga, produce en- abundancia, Y que.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-28
IMPORTANTE ASAMBLEA
REUNIDA EN- ESPANA

MADRID, mario 27.-La Confe-
rencia de Comunicaciones Y Was, con
gregada en- Barcelona, antes de su
clausura, ha discutido la redaccion
de un convenio acerca de Was nave
gables.
Los delegados de Inglaterra, Espa
ma, Hungrfa, Colombia Y Venezuela
tomaron parte en- la discussion.
Los delegados ingleses deploraron
la divergencia en- los puntos de Wis
ia de algunos delegados, quienes pi
dieron la Immediate v absolute liber
tad en- Ia navegacion por las Was ma
vegables; mientras otros solicitaron
que es precise mantener algunas res
tricciones de caracter nacional.
Los representatives de Inglaterra
expresaron la esperanto de que Sc lie
que IA un acuerdo unanime acerca de
la libertad en- la navegacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-28
LOS TURCOS DERROTAN A LOS
GRIEGOS X Sc APODERAN DE
SUS CANONES


CONSTANTINOPLA, MARIO 27.--
En- ell Este de Esmirna, los turcos ma
cionalistas caualron una gran derro
ia a los griegos, quienes huyen con to
da rapidez, abandonando armas Y pro
Ivisiones.
La ofensiNa de los turcos empezo
81 microbes. Setecientos soldados
griegos cayeron En- manos de los tur
cos, asf como tanbien 20 canones de
gran calibre.
Los plenipotenciarios de las nacIo
nes aliadas visitaron hoy al Sultan,
para notifcarle ofcialmente los cam
bios introducidos en- el tratado de
1paz que fue concertado en- Sevres, el
-hicieron recalcar los represen
bantes de Aliados-es es muy favorable
para, Turqufa.
Ell Sultan pregunt6 los represen
tantes Aliados 81 sus naciones dieron
authorization Grecia para princi-
piar su ofensiva, 10 que respon.die
ron negativamente, y afildieron, ade
mas, que sus gobiernos estan en- con
ira de esa resolution.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-28
A DON ANTONIO R. BARcELo. JEFE
ILUsTRE DE LA UNION

La politica racional seguir por nues
tro partido en- las actuales circunstan.
cias es aquella que ,salvando el presen.
te, no compromete Ell porvenir de nues
tros hijos en- dudosos juegos dc boisa
NADIA significaria para nosotros el 50
criticize de nuestra vidas 81 con clio 50
corsigniera el bienestar de los que 81
ben; tampoco 10 seria 81 Ell dsiio no tu
viera otras consecuencias, mas para ESQ
seria precise tener la intima certeza de
que nuestro sacrifcio no resultaria en-
vano Pero cuando la segurida5 no 50
tiene; cuando marchamos a tientas y por
caminos que no sabemos d6nde han
de conducirnos, Sque hacer7 Buscar so
luciones que guardeW ammonia con la rea
lidad presente.
observemos: cuando Sc iricio en- 81
Congreso el movimiento de refornas de
que gozamos, tres fueron--si nal no re
cuerdo-los proyectos que sc sonetieron
a su consideration. Todos estos proyec-
tos disponian la concession dc la ciuda-
dania americana para los portorrique-
nos. FL de MIR. Jones,-que comprendia
ademas un regimen de gobierno mas am
PHO para Filipinas-contenia la dispo.
sici6n EN- question. por virtud dc la cual
pasamos de la condici6n de ciudadanos
de Puerto Rico a la de ciudadanos dc los
Estados Unidos.
Pues bien; tOdo Ell que conozca el pro
ceso de estos "bills" tendra que con-
venir conmigo en- que, mientras ei Con
greso Sc mostraba partidario de con-
cederros la ciudadania americana y nues
ira Legislature Sc oponia enfaticamen.
te a que tai medida Sc tomase ,aquel
cuerpo NADIA disponia sobre el particu-
lar respecto a Filipinas.
A nosotros Sc nos guerra como ciuda
danos americanos; a los flipinos no;
10 que signifca que Ell Congreso tiene
una orientaci6n fila que marca clara
mente cuales son sus inteaciones para
con Puerto Rico Y Filipinas De es.as
Sc alicia; nosotros sc acerca cada dia
mas.
FL dragado del puerto de San Juan
los intereses creadOs, las cuantiosas Tor
tunas empleadas en- la isla. Y el gran
mercado que tienen aqui los productos
del Norte, Gno nos dicen nada7
Es triste, es penoso decirlo. 81 Sc quie
re. pero los hechos y la realidad pare.
Ger. condenarnos. ST; Ia tendencia IS
bien marcada, la historic de nuestro evo
luci6n bien definjda: Sc nos quiere con.
servar en- tanto que a Filipinas Sc quie
re soltar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-28
lMPORTANTES IN,
FORMACIONES
| de BASE BALL
Ell sPUERTA DE TERRA VEN
CEDoR Y vENCIDo.

Para todos los fans que concurrie-
ron al desafio de la mahana, en- ell que
contendieron las novenas Puerto Ri
CO. y 'tPuerta de TERRA, fue una
verdadera sorpresa que ganara ell ''Pto.
Rico, pues la novena de Luisin, q
juzgar por Ell nlmsero de carreras ano-
tadas en- ell ''score" prometia ganar la
victoria.
Pero en- el s6timo inning la gents
de. Mr.. Colon abri6 fuego en- todas di-
recciones, Y la bola de 'fGedeon'' fu6
castigada- despiadadamente.
No solamente Ell pitcher del ''Puerta
de TERRA fu6 apabullado, sino tam
bien Sanchez Gutierrez, que fueron
alejados del "box'', sustituyendoios
Mariani, que fue Ell que pudo aguantar
la avalanche avasalladora del "Puerta
de TERRA que les amenazaba con Ia
derrota.
En ell pctavo Ginning" las dos no.
venas estaban empatadas; perO EN- Ell
noveno, un hit bien ngado por uno
de los Gigantes' les dio el triunfo
defnitivo, por una carrera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-28
CARTA ALBERTA

10 me afrsvo antieipsf. sin tsmsf
cquivocafms. cue "a las esaaieisnss ece
n6micas. Ia aaritaitms , is iadssgf.s b.
permiticrsn. Estates uni8os no tafas.
rfan mncha sn hsesEnss. per - msuss un
Terfitorio Incorporate ds ia unisa ~
20 como uns msdida ssmstants saHiEal
dria a quitarnos las ties eusFfss psftsa
dc nuestros ingreses para asiissFiss af
fOnio .nacionai. dsi4n4ongs 500 si pgs
ducso de nucstra eontrihurisa HshFs la
propiedad musbie ir-uustls rsfa atsn
deE al sosfeuimieuto tnferiof ds nasetrs
gobgerr0. comprsrdisnaa. sin dds.
que esta c0ntrfbuei6n. qus 10 slesnrn
hoy . dos miiionss Dc s6iares. no e. au
hcicnte psfa clio. tsmisnds nussffa Bar
carrsta y considerable n gran rsspsrsa
bilidad On qHe incurriua l. Naeisn con
saI nsdida. pOr ESQ cue uo - avsrtr
rem a dsrnos an regimen 6s gabisfrs ars
este mas deusr0 del sspffita dsmaefat
co y de iguaidad porqas - riesn
* 81 no pueden hscsrnas en- TsTriis.
rio Incorporate. porqne els eonssltni.
ria Ia oblxaci6n De admitsFnos esne
un miembro De IL gran esufsisfaetsu.
squS ncs hasiu7 No pudisndo ssr ua a.
taao .Slos oar&n Il Independently Ess
cOntestaci6n Ia podremos sbtcnsf 81 81
cstudio comparable da nuessFa earta eana.
titucionsI y IL ds Fnipinaa Mieassns
Ia eiudadarsa de ssta 81 deia infscta.
inalterable. las promssas ds rsfofaa
cada dia son mayorss. IA unsstra. - q
contrsro. sufre mn eamhlo rsdiesi y
50 ahoga. dssapsrecs. - ssfuma eoms
ma sombra que fus. cuyos sgusofaes W
Cos. inoicrtos. spenas 81 poiian spss-
oiarse. distinguirse en- 81 arehs sEsena.
rio de Ia poiitiea International v aheri
pregunso 20: mo ssttn nssfeadas. ben
dehnidas ambas tenasnciss7 dQst ca.
mino debemos scsuir Al PREsENTEf
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civilizsdos.
T. Z MARTINEZ
San Lorenzo. mario ds 1921