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La gaceta., 1936-06-16

ST Make usa la derecha cru
zada podra veneer al negro
dice ell viejo experto Jack Nc
Auliffe.
La question no depende de los
.deseos de Max, sino de 10 que
Jose Luis lie permita hacer.
"Yo duda algunas veces-opi
ma Jack-de la valentia del a.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16

I'm nuevo boxeador del p~so
complete que promote destacar-
Sc Y llegar a la primera fila:
Bob Pastor, de New York, ex-
campe6n del peso complete en-
ell torneo de los guantes de orc.
Pastor derrot6 aver a Ralph
Barbara, de Brooklyn, a quien
Sc venia elogiando mucho por
sus 1ltimos triunfOs.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16

ICranto cobrara Chino AL
varez por su pelea de hoy con
Eddie Cool?
LES cierto que lie tOcara una
cantidad menor que al visitante
de Filadelfia?
La gaceta., 1936-06-16
DEPORTES
LAS MEDIDAS DE
SCHMELING Y LUIS

He aqui las medidas de los
gladiadores que ell pr6ximo jue-
YES Sc batiran en- ell Estadio de
los Yankees, en- New York.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16

Max Schmeling complete hoy
su e~ntrenamien5o; pero no Sc.
marchara de Napanoch hasta Ell
jueves por la manana. Luis le-
vantara su c~ampamento ell jue-
YES, no antes.
La gaceta., 1936-06-16

Sea 10 quk sea, yo I
me confiese la verdad PrOcu-
rare destruir las cadsas de su
tristeza. No falta IA. mas sinO
que aquel arquien Nqd gro como
a un hijo, fuese desgr\ ciadOI
Mario vic salir a sd espOsa,
pensapdo: -
riEs uf au2ell Siempre, es
ia uisRueeta a hacer algo eI
bien de los dema."
En- el matrimonio, seguia rel
nando la misma paz que en ell
primer dia, y ellos mismos ha-
Ibian cambisdo muy POGO. Uni.
eamente estaban algo mas vie
jos, Y Andrea, sobre TODD, tenia
va en- la cabeza msNhas eanas;
pero aun conservabase Lermo-
La gaceta., 1936-06-16

puestO sobre un hombrO v Ia lie
v6 a sus labiOs.
Luego permaneci6 silencioso,
como avergonzado de haber 81
do s~orprendido de aQuel mOdO.
Sent6se Andrea unto al 10
ven' y, tras una breve pausa, ie
dijo:
~ bien: Jque themes? lPOr
que sufres? iPor que lloras?
Gaspar no resp5ndi6. I,
La condesa mir6le con severi-
dad, anadiendo:
II onque es decir que, des-
pres de haber faltado al cariho
que me debes, no cOnfiandOme
espOntaneamente tus penas, me
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
Strikes Mexico
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 MEXICO CITY, July Is, - A twenty-four hour strike of Mex ico's twenty thousand oil work CTS started today.
 The capital is faced with an even more alarming situation, with a walkout set for noon Thursday by Mexican light and power company employees, the company which supplies the fed eral district and parts of all the five surrounding states.
 Oil strikers are seeking twen- ty-five percent higher wages and other benefits from the Huasteca Petroleum Company, Standard Oil Company of New Jersey sub sidiary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
William To
 Defend Himself > Against Charges
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 JUNEAU, July 15, William Paul, native attorney of Alaska, travelling with the senatorial par ty, after being six and one-half months in Washington, D. C., in connection with getting the Wheeler-Howard act extended to Alaska, said today, he would de- fend himself in court.
 He referred to charges brought against him in the federal court, alleging unethical practices and asking his disbarment. His case is set to come up August 9th.
 Paul declared that the Wheeler Howard Act now places Alaska immediately in a position in the sharing of a three and a half million dollar appropriation, the total now available for Alaska being three hundred and fifty thousand dollars, when the nec- essary organization has been done to qualify under the act.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
Woman Killed. Pilot Hubbard and Another Injured
Admits Complicity Ransom Kidnapping
(By The Associated PreSs)

ST. PAUL, July 15, - Edmund C. Bartholomew, former Besen- vile, Illinois postmaster pleaded guilty in the federal court here today of conspiracy charges in connection with the hundred thousand dollar ransom kidnap- ing of William Hamm Jr., St, Paul brewer, admitting to the same degree of guilt as did Alvin Karpis yesterday.
 These two pleas left John Pei fer, St. Paul nightclub owner as the lone defendant, indicted as the 'fingerman".
 The government alleged that Bartholmew's former residence was used as the kidnap hideout.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
Copyrighted Story Includes Charge
 Of Sister That Joe Louis Was Doped
 Was They All Deny Use Hypodermic
(Bv The Associated Press)

DETROIT July 15, - The sister of fighter Joe emphaticaly denied the copyrighted story in the Chi cago Evening American quoting her as charging that Louis was given hypodermic on June 2Oth the day he was knocked out by Max Schmeling in New York.
 q neber made any such statement and there ain't nothing to it at all" Mrs Eulae Barrow Gaines Louis sister said
 Louis and John Peterborough, one of his managers, were equally emphatic in denals of the charge. Why that's just big e Joe said and absolutely there is
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15

and some bruised slightly in the collision. The passenger boat was the State of Virginia and the freighter was the Golden Harvest of San Francisco, which collided in the darkness last night.
 None of the passengers were believed seriously injured. A floor show was in full blast at the time of the crash, as the Vir- ginia was bringing Baltimore As sociation of Automobile Dealers into port from a two-day sea-go ing convention.
 The ships whistle blasts halted the funmaking and some of the girls became hysterical. A few of the men knelt praying on the deck.
 Ferry Rescued Them
 The ferry Pittsburg brought the passengers to port from the decks of the freighter to which they had been transferred after the collision.
 The Virginia and the Harvest still remained locked tightly to- gether hours after the accident.
 The captain of the ferry boat said the freighter had pushed the steamer aground to prevent her sinking.
 Governor Nice said q was sitt- ing at the top of the stairs, and the impact of the two vessels knocked me to the bottom and I received a bruised arm. There was much excitement, but no hysteria or panic"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15

not a scrap of truth in it." RoX- borough said that the real reason of his defeat is, as Joe Louis has repeatedly said-'I forgot to duckn
 What It's All About
 Chicago, July IA, An Evening American copyrighted story quot ed Joe Louis sister Mrs. Eulalia Barrow Gaines of Detroit as say ing that Louis was given a shot of dope the day Schmeling kay oed him.
 It declared that sworn affi- davit containing charge had been mailed to the New York Athletic Commission, chairman John Phelan, putting the commis  sion in the position of having to force a showdown.
 Private detective agency head Sheridan BruseaX said he heard Mrs. Gaines make the charge in a hotel here July 2, saying that Louis had told members of his family that he had been given a hypodermic in the left arm on the day of the fight, for high blood pressure, and that his arm musc- les had refused to relax, making it impossible to keep up his left arm.
 It was not stated who gave him
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
PRESIDENT ALASKA NATIVE BROTHERHOOD SPEAKS TO
 SENATORS INVESTIGATION
Arriving At Juneau Senatorial Party Hears Criticisms Investigation From
 Alaskan Native At Hearing Held
(Bv The Associated Press)

JUNEAU, July 15 - The Senatorial Investigation Committee headed by Senator Elmer Thomas ran into criticism Tuesday when Cyril Zubof, president of the Alaska Native Brotherhood appearing before the com- mittee declared that if money could be spent for the making of such trips as the senators could be put to some good use such building a santorum which would do the Indians good than all the investigations put together Zubof said We have been
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15

the hypodermic.
 At Detroit Mrs. Gaines said there just amt nothing to it. never made such a statement"
 John Peterborough declared T was with Joe every minute and there isn't a scrap of truth to any dope statement"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
FlOry is Accused

Charles FI9ey regional forest CT, who was accused by Indians of discrimination in CCC camps, claimed he was so instructed from Washington, D. C., but did not produce any copy of instructions.
 Thomas said The record here must show that the Indian has been discriminated against in the matter of the CCC, if any thing further is done.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
Britain To Make Available More
 Money Jobless
(By The Associated PresS)

LONDON, July 13-Great Bri- tain proposes to spend an extra 750,000 pounds for unemploy- ment relief, now costing 38,O00,- 900 pounds annually, new dole regulations issued by Labor Min ister Ernest Brown, disclosed.
 The regulations increase bene- fits for some 100000 unemployed and provide gradual reductions for about 60,000 others. The rules must be approved by Parliament.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
PASSENGER BOAT BRIGHTER HAVE
 COLLISION IN BAY
Governor of Maryland Aboard Vessel Carrying Automobile Dealers Con-
 vention. No One Seriously Hurt
(By The Associated PresS)

of Maryland and two hundred and fifty other passen
 gers of passenger vessel which colded violently with freghter off Seven Foot Knoll, landed safely early Wednesday morning bringing accounts of har- rowing night Chesapeake Bay. Scores were olted
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
Asked Suggestions

Senator Thomas asked him to give any suggestions he might have.
 zuboff enumerated, the elim- ination of fish traps, a barrier ag- ainst outside fishermen, limita- ton of herring plants, more strin gent liquor control, as among the things wanted by the Indians when department heads called among them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15

investigated by dignified senators, congressman, supervisors, direc- tors and department heads. Even Zioncheck came up last summer, but he Indian is still the same poor Indian"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
Baby With Out Side Heart Died
 Tuesday Night
(By The Associated PreSs)

Noy 1He ASSOCldIeO fTeSSj
 EDMONTON, Alberta, July IS, The three-day-old baby born with his heart on the outside of his body died late Tuesday night in the University hospital here.
 No operation was performed. Dr. E. Hitchin, acting superin- tendent announced that surgeons earlier had said the child had no chance of remaining alive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15

WANTED TO RENT
 One to Three Room Furnished Cabin, close in. Inquire at the Nome Nugget Office. 3t
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
Airplane Accident Results Death Of One Injury
 To Two Others
PERCY HUBBARD PILOT
One of Women Passengers Killed, Others Suffer
 Serious Injuries

One woman killed, and 1 woman & man seriously hurt in airplane crash to- day near Fairbanks drew attention this afternoon to a well known fier of AL aska, and one who has suff- cred a Gr,at deal of misfor tune during the past year,
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
Accident Last Year

Hubbard, last summer suffered an accident when out looking for the missing pilot Art Hines, his partner, who disappeared in an airplane and was never found, with Hubby" Nordale, and MT. and Mrs. John Lonz of Fair banks on a flight between Daw- son and Fairbanks. At the time of his accident last year he re- ceived broken ribs and burns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15

Reliable reports this afternoon obtained through the Pacific Alas ka AirWays radio station at Nome, from sources in Fairbanks revealed that Pilot Percy Hub
 bard and a woman passenger were seriously injured-rroken bones and concussion-and an- other woman passenger was kill ed in an airplane accident which occurred near the University of Alaska grounds outside of Fair banks a few miles. today
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
No Details At Hand

No details were available as to what caused the accideot or in which airplane it occurred. The names of the two women pass engers could not be obtained at the hour of going to press. Fur ther details should be received tomorrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-15
Hubbard Known Here

Pilot Percy Hubbard is well and favorably known in this sec tion, as well as in Fairbanks, where he is associated in the management of the Service Mo- tors.
 He is an experienced pilot and aviator.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
BUDGET COATS AND SUITS

You know right well you can't find such Suits and
Coats at 1885, ordinarily! Swagger, REFER and new
box-coat suits Coats Chesterfields or swaggers.
Grand fabrics and colors Sizes IL to 20.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21

(S) Camels Hair Topcoats, sizes 5
and 6, were 1906, now. $40
(9l Tan Hockmeyer Knickers, size
II, were 2.45, now. ........ .SSc
(12) Blue Melton Jackets, sizes 10
IL, 18, were 2.95, now. .l.4S
1857 Woolen Shorts, sizes Z to II,
were 1.49, now. w...".........0Oc
(1OO) Sealpax Dropseat Underwear,
sizes to 10, were SOC, now. .2Sc
(161) Popeye Swim Suits, sizes %
to 36, were 89c, now. ...2Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
1895
4-HOUR SALE FOR BOYS

(3) Spring Refer Coats, sizes
and 8, were 4.95, now. ..2.4S
16) Corduroy Eton Suits, sizes 6
to 10, were 1896, now. .... .l.04
az Corduroy Jackets, size 18, were
1896, now ................1.S4
(2O) Spring Refer Coats, sizes
to 1O. O....I.~......... oo.S"OO
(15) Wool Rugby Suits, sizes 8 to
10, were 4.95, now. .........2.4S
Boys Ties, Berets, Headwear, winter
weight Shirts or Shorts, Belts.
Were 35c, now take your pick
for ..........-... ..-....''. .AVc
The Washington times., 1936-02-21

Knockout values Tailored in the mannish manner
your shoulder set thing of beauty Ask to the Fred
Astare model Flannes, worsteds, harlne stripes and
other mems wear fabrics. Sizes IL to 20.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

grupos de mujeres de izquier-
das he visto semblantes risue-
nos, y en- los de la Acci6n Popu-
lar, adustos, por no decir caria-
contecidOs. Las dem6cratas, en-
su mayor parte obreras, apa-
rece nlimpias, vestidas de I'm
modo sencillo, pero elegante y
moderno; Sus peinadOs son los
que usan las elegantes de toda
Europa; en- sus ojos irradian
destellos de inteligencia y en-
sus labios juveniles florecen
sonrisas. Las reaccionarias son
serias ,descuidadas en- sus indu-
mentarias. Unas cubren sus ca
bezas con velos de tul; otras
han arreglado sus cabellos de
un modo anticuadO y elemental :
Claro es que hay en- este alguna
exception; perO en- general,
pueStas las dos fotografias fren
tie a frente, sc nota una dife-
rencia tan acusada, que a nadie
extranaria que al pie de una Sc
escribiese esta palabra: JuVen-
tud; y debajo de la otra, CGdu-
cjdGd; o bien que fuese titulada
la estampa de las republicans
InteIigenciG y la otra SugeS-
ton. Facil seria comprobar es-
ia aseveraci6n a cualquier espe-
cialiS.a en- Psiquiatria, acostum
brado a estudiar en- los seres
humanos suS rasgos fisiOgn6-
micos y la Influenza de sus ca
racteres en- sus cOstumbres y
sus indumentarias.
les que ell orden social, tan
invocadO por las llamadas dere-
chas, Sc halla renido con la ale
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

encantadoras; aman ell sol, la
luz, ell aire puro, la iuventud, la
perspective de 10 future. Guam
do trabajan por ell Sufragio es
porque Green en- ell sufragio;
cuando piden ell triunfo de sus
representatives no es por Obede-
GER ciegamente, sine por parti-
cipar en- la vida pGblica; son in
capaces de encerrarse entire
cuatro muros l6bregos, y anSian
volar, como las mariposas, So
bre todOs los calices perfuma-
dos; no miriam ell pasado, porque
recordar es morir, sino ell por-
venir, que es renovation y vi
da perpetua. Para comprender
la fuerza de estos razonamien-
tos hay que c%ontemplar las TO-
tografias a que me he referido
o mirar a las mujeres en- las no
venas y en- los comicios, en- las
cofradias y en- los talleres.
iY unas y 1tras van a votar !
Unas creyendo en- la eficacia
del vote y otras odiandolo, ~
las de uno y otro bando traba-
jan por sus candidaturas, aque-
Has esperanto redenci6n y pro-
gresO y estas pensando en- VEN
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

|gria de vivir, con ell esmero en-
la bella apariencia del cuerpo y
aun con algunas reglas elemen-
tales de hygiene? Colocaos a la
puerta de un temple en- una de
esas tardes en- que eS pronun-
ciado I'm sermon por un fraile
sectario, y luego en- las puertas
de un local en- que sea escucha-
da una conferencia r~epublica-
ma. Mirad los semblanteS, los
vestidos y las Attitudes, COM
parad los olores, y mucho he de
enganarme 81 no adquiris ell
convencimientO de que las mu-
jeres reaccionarias piensan de-
masiado en- la vida futura y po-
co en- la presente, y que en- su
mayor parte Sc italian amarga-
das por SUI carencia de gustO
para agradar y mostrarse ca
PAGES de adaptarse a la vida
moderna. Sc italian sugestiona-
das por ideas mas o menos abb
surdas. Cuando trabajan en- ia
vor de sus ideales CD no suelen
hacerlo por c~onvencimiento, ST.
no por obediencia gregaria.
Pero La representation es
una function activa y cOnscien-
tie. En- la nueva edici6n, ahora
aparecida, de su libro magno de
Derecho polftico, ell sabio pro-
fesor senior Gonzalez Posada es-
cribe (tomO l, pagina 478) :
Entire ell Estado comunidad DO
Utica y sus mlembros Sc eSta-
blece un lazo 6tico, suscitado y
mantenido por ell reconocimien-
to de su necesidad, lazO que en-
gendra la representation, este
.es, ell hechO de que IN ser obra
en- c~OncienciG pOr q en- inter6s
de la cOmunidad Estado." iC6-
mo ha de ser realizada esta fun
ci6n sin una libre e%spOntanei-
dad y sin un pleno conocimien-
to de 10 que Sc defiende o Sc
combate?
Uni de que suerte puede ser
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

ganzas y represioneS, y en- ulti-
mo case, en- Sus p~ensiones 0 pc
quenas rentas y en- la salvation
de Sus almas primitivaS V Gle
gas, que Ell ell Empireo no sa-
brian sine volar con la torpeza
de los murcielagos! En- verdad
la mujer esta pasando por to-
das las etapas por que han pa
sado los pueblos salvajes lUe
han cOnquis ado la civilization.
Suyo es ell porvenir; pero aho-
ra, no pOcas veces, trabaja por
su servidumbre, como han he
cho todos los eSclavos. iBien We
! midas sean esas mujeres repu-
blicanas, que aman la juventud
y la vida, que Sc han despojado
de sus velOs grasientos para on
dular sus sedOSos cabellos, que
rien y que eSperan y que son
incapaces de someterse a las Or
denes violentas de quienes du-
rante muchos siglos no han sa-
Dido sine cubrir la terra de que
han sido senores, de luto, de mi
seria y de oprobio.
A, II.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

cumplido este deber del sufra-
Igio por quienes 10 consideran
funesto, piden la desaparici6n
del regimen parlamentario, de
la lRepublica, como forma de
gobierno, y de la demOcracia CO.
mo sistema de organization, nj
como por aquellos seres que de
antemano renUncian a sus dere-
chos de ciudadania declarando-
los funeStos y desmoralizado-
res?
+ Mos rostros de esas respe-
tables senoras monarduicas y
dictatoriales parece grabada
una palabra desconsoladora:
renunciGci6R. En- ell fondo de
sus almas han renunciado a su
personalidad, a~bdicandola en-
sus pastores. Elias no son sinO
Ovejas humildes segGn la EXPIRE
sion evangelical paSce OUes
meas. Hacen aquello que Sc les
ordena, y NADIA mas nj NADIA me-
nos. La carne para elias eS uno
de los tres enemigos del alma.
para que vestirla con ostento-
sas galas? Basta una saya ne
gra ma cortada y un simple We
10 para ocultar, cuando existen,
~atractivOs que incitan al peca-
do. Cuando escriben circulares
v copian candidaturas, 10 hacen
despreciando ell sufragio. Para
elias es una necesidad circuns-
tancial, en- espera de que sea SUI
primida la sOberania del pueblo
% encOmendada a los represen-
tantes de Dios en- la terra. To-
do este, aun cuando fuese YER
dadero, seria muy triste. Ell ia
natismO es siempre tetrico; no
piensa sino en- las cosas de ul-
tratumba; MEGA al hOmbre la
facul.a d de determinarse a la
acci6n por ST mismO; Sc decla-
ra enemigo de la belleza exter-
ma, de la algeria sana y iuvenil.
La lectura tambien es funesta,
porque incita la ~curiOsidad, que
impide la meditation. Basta ell
libro de rezo, o a la sumo, ell
Kempis o las meditaciOnes de
San Jer6nimo o San Agustin.
En- resolution: esta fuera de la
vida politica en- espiritu, y es
solo ell cuerpo Ell que trabaja Co
mo un aut6mata y ell que cbede-
ce (Perinde &C cadaUer).
Las mudhachas republicans
podran equivocarse. IQuien es
dueho de toda la verdad? Pero
son alegres y cOnscientes; ira
bajan, no solamente por la e.
Emancipation de sus hermanos
los ObrerOs y los campesinos, ST.
no pc rel bienestar de tOdOs por
la paz, por la convivencia, por
la vida, quAvale la pena de ser
vivida. Sienten la algeria de su
propia existencia. Rien, Sc ador
man con galas sencV las, perO
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
WEAK and SKINNY
MEN, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
saved by new Vitamins, of Cod Liver
Oil in tasteless tablets.

Pounds Of firm healthy flesh instead Of
bare scraEgy bonesl New vigor, vim and
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without any OF ia horrid, hshy taste or smell.
McC0y'a Cod Liver Oil Tablets, they're
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simply work wonders. A little boy Of 8. aeri-
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just one month. A girl Of thirteen after the
same disease, gained 3 lbs. the first week and
2 lbs. each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleep after baby came got
all her health back and gained - lbs. In less
than n month.
You simply must try MeCov's at once.
Remember n you don't gain at least 3 lbs. Of
firm healthy Gesh In a month get your money
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and genuine Cod Liver oil Tablets
huA approved by Good Housekeeping
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La gaceta., 1936-03-02

Sc ALQUILA una gran casa
en- ell 1920 de la 13 avenida. Su-
ficiente para dos familias, cinco
grandes habitaciones, gran CO.
rredor, cocina, bahO y garage,
Informa Maxine Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

Las mujeres espaholas Sc pre-
paran para la lUcha. En- una re-
vista ilustrada he visto retrata-
dos varios grupos de propagan-
distas femeninos preparandO
candidaturas, programs y es-
tadisticas de futures elecSores.
En- ell mismo n1mero del sema-
mario aparecen aterradas en-
sus mobiles funciOnes ciudada-
mas senoras y sehoritas perte-
necientes a los partidos coliga-
dos de izquierdas, y en- !otra pa
gina, a las afiliadas a la llama
da Acci6n Popular. Todas pare
cen preOcupadas por ell loable a.
fan de preparar ell triunfo de
los que elias suponen que deben
ser SuS legltlmoS representan-
ties.
les que me ha alucinado un
cie2O partidismo? No Id creo.
Nc pertenezco a partido alguno.
En- cuantO a las orientaciones
fundamen ales, clarO es que mis-
simpatfas estan con las izquier-
das; pero desde un punto de
vista impersOnal y puramente
ideol6gico. Ello es que en- los
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
PARA LA MUJER
DEL PENSAR Y DEL VIVIR
MUJERES Y HEMBRAS
PETER PEN
Por Antonio Zozaya

No hay que olvidar que ell
buen sentido p1blico y ell
poder de la opinion son los
que imponen limites a los
partidOs y pueden inspirar
a sus egoistas representa-
tes ell debido respeto.
James Bryce. The Amer-
can Commonwealth, III.
PGginG 1888.