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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
MAYOR QUIzzED
OVER FUNDS
Lundin Asks if Power CON-
pany Contributed in 1922
BROWN IGNORES QUIZ
Says He viii Answer II in
Public Debate Only

A ncw angle had been injected into
tho mayoralty race Monday By Alfred
II. Lnndln, candidate. following his
demand Saturday night at mass
meetings nj waiIinRford and Green.
wood districts TINT Mayor Brown. his
opponent. tell tho voters Of Seattle
whether or not he. tho mayor. accept
"a a $500 campaign contribution
during She last election from A. w.
Leonard. president OF the Puget
Sound Light & Power 90.
Brown refused TO answer the cues
ton Monday. declaring that he would
not DO "catcchized By person who
makes such wild charges as THAR
Lundin's question was put as FOL
lows:
''Is Il true. Mayor Brown. that YOU
who have boastcd of your staunch
faith In municipal ownership. accept
ed $500 campaign contribution
from a. w. Leonard. president OF Tho
Puget Sound Light & Power Co.
when you ran up against Dan Ian
don in 1922? II II is true. win you
tell the people whether or not th'
power and light company has con
tribu,cd towards your present cam
paign. and how much? II you did re
ccive such n contribution from th'
sworn foe Of municipal ownership
has Il affected in any way the com
pletion OF the SkaEit. or your an
nounccd intention OF having tn
street car purchase contract rewrit
ten. plan you never carried TO full
fillmentT'
'Lundin's charges don't intercs
me unless he'll debate them from I
nnl.lie. ;. ll:atform. . Brown declared 8
did not handle my campaign expense
last election. This matter was lef
In the hands Of l.. ]. Coleman and J
c. Higgins. with instructions TO talk
no money from any person who di'
not seem proper 10 them
Leonard Monday denied that h
had contributed any money 4
Browns campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
PLANNING TRIAL
OF DAUCHERTy
Committee Named by Sen
ate Is Starting Work
BY WILLIAM J. LosH
(United Press staff correspondsnD
80 A rrerrN~fsrsfa.r nf-r.sH ~

tAHltfl iFFNH HtAAl 11'AA - Efftt-Nt-l
WASHINGTON. March s.-With
Senator Ia Toilette, progressive
leader. in the background, directing
the strategy. the senate committee
named TO investigate Attorney Cen
erai Daugherty's administration OF
the department OF justice. met to-
day 20 plan its inquiry.
Regarding the Investigation as a
trial Of himself. Daugherty, thru
counsel. has demanded that II be
conducted exactly like n court trial
and that he be permitted to sub
poena defense witnesses.
The investigation viii be con.
Quoted by the following committee;
Brookhar1. Iowa. chairman; Jones,
Washington. Moses. New Hamp.
shire. republicans: Ashurst. Arizona.
and Wheeler. Montana. democrats
NEW YORK. March San
nouncement OF formation Of a "citi-
zens' federal research bureau. 70
bring a pitiless publicity" to bear
on corruption in the federal gov
eminent, may be expected IN me
near future. Frank A. vanderlip IN
dieated today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
"A NeW Government of
Honesty" Demanded
By Josephus Daniels
BY A. L. BRADFORD
.,.,.,ol,& 1904 49, lf,,,toI D,.oe

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The oil scandal has
w made it necessary that the United States have
new government based on the principles of ''con-
mon honesty Josephus Daniels, former secretary OF
the navy said today in an interview with the United
Press.
Daniels mentioned as candidate for the demo
cratic presidential nomination, is here writing book
on his former chief, Woodrow Wilson,
The former navy secretary declined to discuss the
possibility of his being candidate for the presidency
''The present is no time for candidates, Daniels
said The people have lost confidence in their gov
eminent. That is the pitiable and deporable truth
1.-THE conscientious republicans and honest demo-
Gratis must right this wrong And the government will
not be cleansed from the inside. 1t must be changed
from the outside. There many honest men in
government, but the miasma of corruption has
changed the whole system.
"There has been no voluntary active step by the
present administration to right the wrong OF the oil
has been forced by the minority by Senator Walsh
wash the whole business.
''The government itself has been shamefally in
voved thru the use of confidential government codes
the secret service the very that should be used
to run down crooks. Why, the secret service should
have been scrapped before having become involved in
this scandal.
II predict that there will be spirit guiding
the making of the platform at the democratic eonven
ton There will be no place for the old-me. worn-out
planks of we favor this and that, concerning harn-
less subjects that heretofore have been made para
mount"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
William Hickman Moore Established
Clean Record as Public Official

William Hickman Moore should need no introduction
TO the people of Seattle. Back in the days when the
city was more than wide open town, Billy Moore was
elected mayor and he soon had things sane and
safe basis. And he kept the town clean and fairly
free from grafters while he mayor.
Before he mayor he superior court Judge
for one term He has also served two terms as city
councilman and his record on the council is good
one Il is true he voted for the street purchase;
but so did and doubt you did the same to discover
your mistake later But there are far more good
things than bad to his credit. And than ALL he
knows all about running city affairs. He will make
a good councilman. He has always stood back of our
public utilities.
John E. Carroll should be reelected to the council be-
cause of his good work chairman of the street COM
mittee And he has much work in that department laid
out that he ought to be allowed to finish.
He has lived in Seattle since 1886. He was educated
in our public schools and afterward took law course
at the University of California
When we went into the world war he volunteered
and went overseas with the l6lst infantry. He came
out major He first elected to the city council
in 1919 and has been returned twice since.
He SAYS he is firm believer in the Skagit project
Turn 10 Page d Column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
BY J. II. JUSTICE

A FTER careful consideration. confident that
n The Star has picked the best four candidates for
city councilmen OF course, you will be able to find
something about each of them that you do not
like But it is safe to say they are the best in sight.
And most Of them are better than fair average.
Take Ralph d. Nichols. You viii find men and in
teress that red at the mention Of his name. But in
most there is personal private interest back
Of it.
There is no question about his ability or his honesty
And he is good fighter when there anything beng
put over that he thinks ought not to get by.
lie is a graduate of university. He was captain
of the football team back in 1892 to 1896 Any of
the old boys who played with his team will tell you
that he winner.
After he was graduated he took up the practice of
law in Seattle Later he served state senator from
the Rainier Valley district for IL years His record at
Olympia was good one. Always on the progressive
side Of things he failed to give good account
of himself in the many fierce battles fought out
there And today certain large private interests that
he helped defeat in the legislature out to get his
scalp in this fight.
He stands for clean city government And his
interest in our muncpay-o utilities is unques-
toned At present he is secretary of the Washington
Superpower league which is fighting to give the people
control Of the water power of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03

According 20 Sheriff Bob Gordon,
or Great Falls. Dawson IS charged
with accepting deposits after the
state Bank OF Belt. Of which he was
cashier, was known 10 be insolvent;
with having made false reports TO
the state superintendent OF banking
and with having falsificd entries in
the banks books. Bail has been set
at $1,000.
Dawson IS a stcpson OF NJ. l..
Bradley. former president Of the
State bank OF Gilman. Mont. who
was arrested in seattle last Monday
on a charge OF accepting deposits
after he knew his bank was insol.
vent. c. W. Jewell. cashier OF the
defunct Gilman bank. was arrested
az the Same time. Both have been
released on bail.
Dawson WIS cashier Of the Belt
bank az the time the bank closed It's
doors following The arrest Of l.. u.
Lookhari, it's former president. Lock.
hart waB charged with embezzlcment
OF funds from the Miners State bank
OF sand coulee. another institution
he was managing.
Dawson has resided in Seattle a
year. Tho Belt bank failed October
Il. 1929. and Dawson claims he wait.
cd in Montana until the following
May. that he might testify In the
trial OF Lockhart. He finally came
10 Seattle and returned TO Montana
some weeks later when Lockhari
came up for trial, as q states wit
ness.
Lockhart was acquitted. Dawson
said. and he believes his arrest is
duo TO a new attempt 10 prosecute
Jockhart. Sheriff Gordon OF Great
Falls. over long distance phone Mon
day said Lockhart also is facing
prosecution for having made false re
ports TO the state superintendent Of
banking.
Dawson is married and has one
daughter. Ills mother is the wife OF
Bradley. lie has been employed as
bookkeepcr in a local sporting
goods store for the past year. he said
lie does not expect TO be able TO rails,
the bail money and will be held unit
an officer arrives from Montana 4
arrest him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
SEEK ARREST OF
CONCRESSMEN
Two Legislators Accused in
Vets Bureau Probe
NAMES ARE WITHHELD
Coolidge to Be Asked for
Immediate Action

WASHINGTON, March b.
John w. Grim. special govern
ment prosecutor in the veterans
bureau case. today win ask
President Coolidge to start Grim.
inal proceedings against two
congressman.
Grim has just returned from Chi.
cago. where he obtained indictments
against Col. Charles r. Forbes. for
mer veterans bureau head. and
John w. Thompson. OF the Thomp.
son & Black Construction Co, OF ST.
Louis and Chicago. The same
grand Jury said two congressman
were involved. but did not name
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
Postpone Sentence
on Two Offenders

Sentence of Ray Cook. convicted
OF narcotic Law violations. was post.
poned by Judge Neterer in federal
court Monday morning. Postpone
ment OF sentence was also asked
by Glen Fulkerson. Seattle police
man. convicted Tuesday under the
prohibition laws. and the date for
sentence was TO he set at 2 o'clock.
Fulkerson's wife. Il was stated. IS
to undergo a serious operation Wed.
nesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
Montana Financier
Under Indictment

los ANGELES. March al. Il.
Lockhart. former president OF two
Montana banks. was under arrest
here today. following his indictment
on six counts by n grand jury at
Great Falls. His bail was set at
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
Will Extradite
Murder Suspect

SALEM. Ore. March 3.-Extradl.
ton papers for the return of
George Meadows. alias Edward
Franklin. to Jasper. Ala. on ~
ycar-old charge OF murder were s.
sued here today.
The suspect probably viii leave
Roseburg tonight. IN company with
( Deputy a. VI. self, OF Walker coun-
L ~. Alabama. lie has stcsdfastly
refused TO talk OF tho alleged slay.
ing Of william Eaton in a brawi in
1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
Big Appeal Made
Thru Magazines

Appalling % between 4o.000,0oo
and 10000. 900 readers. n new Pa.
cific Northwest publicity advertise.
meni, entitled Treasure" viii APP
pear in 10 national magazines soon.
as the joint enterprise OF the Great
Northern. Burlington and Northern
Pacific railways. II Is the 10th OF
a series devoted TO exploiting this
section Of the country, according TO
J. Wesley Young. ger s-ai passen.
ger agent Of the Great Northern
for Senfila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
WILL EXECUTE
4 GANCSTERS
Bandits in New York Sen
fenced to Die in Chair

SEw YORK. March 5.-Norris
and joseph Diamond. John Farina
and anthony Pantano were sen
fenced today by Justice cropscy N
the Brooklyn supreme court 70 DE
in tho electric chair in Sing slng
during the week Of April : for INC
murder of two West End bank
raessengeTs November Il last =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03

Hcwdy. folks, Can February,
Narchs No. but April. May In
June.
ms is Canned Food week. fou
are urged TO eat canned food for
Breakfast. drive 10 work in your tin
ean. drink beer out % can. and
finaliy land IN the can.
AID. q possible. sei canned from
.osr JOB.
Letters pouring into Joe Bung
Starters headquarters Indicate a RS
INK wave Of sentiment In favor Of the
popular young statesman. Five let
ters were received In the mail Mon
~ and only foag Of them were bills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
FIGHT DUE OVER
TRAFFIC LAW
Mrs. LandeS viii Seek Re-
vision OF Measure
ACTION DUE MONDAY
Would Have Competitive
Examination for Head
ACTION DUE MONDAY
EDIroRIAIl

Tho Star does not know what
the relationship l. that seems
10 exist between Prank Fuaua.
brad OF The police traffic de-
partmcnf. and Councilman A.
Lou Cohen: neither docs I, know
exaeiiy why Cohen il trying 10
rush thru the traffic ordinance
before election. Tho ordinance,
MS now drafted. would mako
Fuaua permanent head Of
newly created traffic division.
n Fuqua Is an able man and
entitled to the Job Mfr. Cohen
i trying 10 obtain for him.
why should the matter not rest
until after clcctiong Cohen has
enough trouble now without
looking for more. Il would seem
90 The Star. fic Is not popu-
Iariring himself with anybody
but Fuaua IN his effort 10 jam
this thru before election.
Any effort TO bring tho proposed
Cohen traffic ordinance before tho
city council Monday for final vote
Wiii be vigorously opposed By Mrs.
Bertha I,andcs. chairman Of the pub
tic safety committee or the council,
Mrs Landcs announced Monday.
The ordinance has never been
brought before the committee for
final consideration. but. according 10
council rules. can be brought out
without committee approval by a
majority vote OF the council.
Mrs. Landes intends 20 fight for a
revised bill which viii FIJI the posi-
ton OF head OF tho traffic depart
ment By competitive examination.
Il do not think the council should
legisiatc anyone into such an impor
tant position as permanent head OF
a traffic department Of police. which
the present ordinance does" Mrs.
I.andns said. II think the entire
matter should be withheld for add
tionai study"
Mrs. Landes said she had tried te
amend the present bill. providing fo'
% competitive examination 10 I'LL th'
position. but that II must be entirely
rewritten TO accomplish this pur
pose.
The ordinance was revived weci
ago. after Il had been in committed
FOR the past six weeks, due TO pro
tests from the Automobile club ans
various organizations. Those inter
ested in the measures immediate
passage consented TO a delay a weei
ago. on condition that the measure
be brought out today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
w0MNN RAVEN KmIEn

SAN ANTONIO, March S.--whcn
her plane crumplcd and crashed 200
feet sunday, MIR. Bertha Iiorchom.
member Of an air circus. was in.
stantiy killed. The accident occurred
in front Of crowd Of 1000 spectators.
clyde iiorchem, the womnn's hus.
band, Is in a state Of collapse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
Teacher Dying as
Result of Smash

wALIsA wALTsA. March 3.--siiss
Lillian Stevens. school teacher, OF
PcndIcion. is dying, and Miss Nell
Chandler is suffering from a broken
collar bone as a result OF an automo.
bile wreck between Weston and Mil.
ton. Three other wcmen occupants
of the car are unhurt. They are:
Mrs. Howard Mann. Mrs. ]. y. Scott
and Ms. William Baker. all OF Pen.
fileton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
P PREMIER SHOT
BY STUDENT
Albanian Leader Zogul Is
Wounded by Assassin

ROME. March IA fresh attempt
has been made to assassinate Alban-
ian Premier Zogul. dispatch from
scutari said today. a young student
fired six shots at the premier as he
was entering the hall OF the national
assembly. wounding him slightly in
the right arm and left foot.
Tho student was arrested by police
after hard fight.
\ number OF military leaders are
involved in the plot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
Justice Names
Council Choice
and Tells Why

EDITORS NOTfsaudny It's oice Of council
mamie candidates az the city election follows For thceycnr
d. Nichols Hickman John 4. Carroll For
term-wiiam Campbell horo lnycsti
CATION Of these particularly, 10 their stand public owner
ship, The familiar with the fight private inter
making IN this election defeat public ownership candidates
especially Nichols H. Justice who independent
the several months In
ndor intellectually The Stars
choice and accompanying article tells why.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
Montana Man
Must Ansuer
to 3 Charges!
Stepson of Financier Arrested in Sc
attic Last Week Held in Con-
nection With Failure of
Belt Institution

Elmer T.. Dawson, 2024 Fourth ave-. former Montana
banker arrested by Sheriff Matt Starwch Monday for
the authorities of Great Falls Mont where he is wanted
three charges of violating the state banking laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
THEY'RE TRYING TO STEAL
Los ANGELES STIFF

The sun is always shining.
The wind Is seldom raw.
When you get TO Jonesboro.
Tho gem OF Arkansaw.
PROM Jonesboro Sun.
China j. seeking new conssi,u.
hon. We're willing to contribute the
18th amendment.
Than fhet Apriilc nth hse shorre,
sooie
The dro0ife Of March had pierced 10
the rooie,
drHr a motor thro' Apririe's brtz
'tomme forty mile. aud dam neere
iylse 10 lrfv.
-Bert Lesion Taylor.
New instrument which uses Iigh;
% produce a symphony Of color viii
o demonstrated at the Cornish
School this week. II Is called a
'tIaviIux.
Another instrument. which we pre
sE uses smells 10 produce sym
pnony Of fragrance. 1t is called q
W DIARY
March -
.o .'esst dny) Lay long IN bed. pi,,in,
W me Road 70 HaBdaisy9 on nv ue,'
..1..a. and b. and b. 90. ana I,
~, 'nx hindliHE with che~ry h.srt
- 'henee 10 raikiBg along N, Ie..,
49, ~ - isr a. Dead uan's Point. : raj
1919 Nind blowing down FROM ~,
,r.s, ~ ~ Nlsa did spn q ssilin,
..s,s.. "ut that 7 cannot have rIfh.,,
sshnE ny coach. which hsxe ~, ~.
800 70 Do. fer u IL . trase ttfts ~.
saa hs'h sssted me ven. =
"a J. 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
CAMPAIGN DIRECTORS
NANEDi

Joe Bungsfsrfer today named two
prominent politicians 10 direct his
campaign here. Reading from left
20 right: Howard II. Exzcma. former
official prttzsl twister for the Bavar.
Ian government. and Elias !. Snoot'
full. who ran 3 times for dor catcher,
pnd polled = minority Of Is votes.
A rer drink made outeof prunes n
eaied -prrnkll. This Shouldn't be
confused towurrr. with that other
drink made out OF raisins called
g2is.nelI
A GIRL 7 LIKE
rs JOSIE CARTER
SHE NEVER SWEARs
AZ HER SELF-sTARTER.
The cook book supplement issued
b. The star states that cooking Is a
science. sufferin' scofflaws. I've
been having my hot cakes com.
FOUNDED By scientists for years and
never knew it.-vaugh Woodhouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
NJ lean
RAIL
HOTTER
Burns Is Called to
Explain Use of
Official Code in
Oil kilograms

Bf PAUL II. MAII.ON
United Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. March a.
Senator Walsh. Montana. today
verified thru war department
code expert the translation pre-
siousiy given The senate oil com.
miitee OF tho Edward u. Me
Lean code kilograms and imnie.
diately ordered the appearance
before the committee tomorrow
Of William }. Burns. head Of
the department OF Justice secret
service.
Walsh said the war departments
eSpcF, had dcclphered tho MESA ges
substantially as they appeared in
a previous translation and that lac
had established the fact the
messages were in a department OF
justice code.
Tho expert viii be put on the
stand as tho first witness tomorrow
10 tell these things and Burns viii
then be called on 20 explain how
Mclean got the departments secrc,
code.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
CANDIDATE FOR THE POISON
IVY CLUB

The gink who thinks a news
paper stand Is n free public
library.
Is your Packard friend coming TO
cal this evening" We asked LAT
Gee Gee.
No" she replied.
Dodge Brothers.
no. dearIc. this Is WHY'S Knight
LII Gee Gee wants TO know II cat
zip = used in making a poussc cafe1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
WOMAN WILL
HE QUESTIONED

Walsh VIII also question Mrs.
". o. Duckssein. rcputef author %
the MARY" telegram. which az de-
ciphered. showed that Burns had
sent word Indirectly TO Mclean that
he was being investigated BY The
department Of Justice.
Mrs Duckstrin. now an agent OF
Tho department, was formerly
Burns confiasntlal secretary. Her
husband. w. o. Duckstein. Is ono
OF McLcan's secretaries.
Burns Will DO asked 10 tell
whether Mclean Is. az reported. on
tho rolls OF tho department as a
"dollar-n.ycar-rna with n secret
service operatives shield and copy
OF the departments secret code.
Get the whole story OF McLcan's
connection with the oil scandal. :"
was The objective % the senate oil
committee today Tho committee Is
convinced McIean's connection went
deeper than his supposed loan of
500. 900 to Albert y. Fall.
Evidence already gathered show.
ing how Mclean. publisher OF tho
Washington Post and closp friend
OF government officials. used a
small army OF lawyers and special
Turn 10 Page Z, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03
HAGEN HAGEN

Ed Hagen, former pafrolman.
who has already served one term
a Mcneil Island. was found
guilty of booze charge Satur-
day, 20 II looks like another case
Of -Out again. in again. Hagen"
The Star says that neither Doc
Brown nor Al Lundin measures up 70
II IDEAL Of a mayor.
Gosh. are they going TO come on;
Tor Joe Bungs;artcr7
Nuts Of all varieties are in big
Demand on the local wholesale mar
ket--'rhe Star.
At last somebody loves US,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-03

WEATHER

cloudy ,rifh raiHs ionieAt ana
TucMap, modcrc'c ,ospas'
mesilg south,ecsierlh
Temperature Last - Hours
Maximum, 80. Minimum w.
Today noon, 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-22
LAS ANDANZAS De DON PEPE
Y.DoN LUIS

Nc refero, natura!mcDte, Il don
Pepe Tous y don Luis Sanchez Mo-
rales; 81 hubieramos mencionado a
don Antonio no tendriamos que ha-
GER esta aclaracion, pues solo hay un
"don Antonio" ell Puerto Rico, y tan
SECURE de clio estamos que. ell lector
al simple conjuro de este nombre sa-
be de antemano quien es este don
Antonio, tan "1nico Y exclusive" en-
nuestros achaques politicos.
El Pacto en- Was tic composition
encarna, a nc dudarlo, la mas gran
de y generosa actuaci6n que pudie-
ran realizar los politicos criollos, y
hasta y. Cayeto ha tratado de ayu'
dar el pacto, publicando en- estes d:as
el hermoso discurso de Matieuzo Gin
tr0n, pronunciado en- el Teatro de
San Juan el 1902 y el cual fue la pie
dra angular de 10 que hoy Sc llama
Union de Puerto Rico, Y que, segan
don Antonio, tieaa. dos aspectosr ga
racteristicos, a saber: "cpando Sc tra-
ia de unir los portorriquenos EN- la
demanda de sus mas .sublimes ambi-
clones es la Union una Fraternidad
que solo tiende, como su nombre in
dica, a unir los corazones nativos en-
estrecho lazo de confraternidad y ar
monia; pero, cuando. Sc trata de ha-
GER elecciones, obtener puestos publ
COS para sus adeptos o amplificar el
electorado por las inscripciones, como
los que acaban de trasar, entonces
Sc deshace de la toga para empufiar
el escudo la tajante daga y Tepar-
tir, como un centurion romano, man
doblazos diestro siniestro.
En- los momentos hist6ricos que