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Xomenagem D' A DO PARTIDO REPU BLICANO DA PARAHYBA DO NORTE ,ucNO XlOOV PARAHYBA - Quinta-faira, 22 de outubro do 1925 Xomenagem d'"fi llnião" ao ftresidente João .Suas- . suna, no primeiro ann1ver- sario do seu govêrno. • AUNllO Q,,lala.lwln,12 ............921 Oactual govêrno na opinião de vultos representativos da nossa elite intellectual UM 60\ltRNO DE MORALIDADE E DE TRA8ALHD 1 GLORIOSO ANNIVE R S .ARIO UMA LIÇÃO OE MORAL POLITICA IOS!. AIIDIC0 Dl .ll.JltCDA I G. A, IOTTO Df JIL,UU ALYMO D! C.UV.U.S, Eu ttn.ho cm pouco a 1nflu. e 1e mptrado pela loltrancia con• Na •Ida soclal e polftla. tm QDt "111 ddOOfaJ, totlrt no,.u• Jn-- , TttllOt tu toeitdadn. , fn.admlt• d,.si:urso com que O a bombr011 pn1dlHlm1 tarefa 1 ■OI , .º "'°'º· dr,lmado enaa mod fic;1dora das insli- genial de Solon de Lucena que ••1'Jt'• qantbc-s de lnttfHStt prl•a• •eJo·:b rfqucut. 1h·d p·e1t111dt 1 •M" u, ~t.ad<J dia ·•· J ·t. > $.&.li uria rttpO!ldtu, , 1111 1• d< que oa ..-01 cor~:1,1ona, 1r 1. o'uin ~ 1!1i t d al ~ 1 d I o • . d(lt e paM,~, C:!COl'l trllllOI • U tl - Vt•os. ao curJo dot JICfO, pra, ... douro e Jk"f•l"NtC; ou ,.: aunça· !:MI IU.,f O (ldtelc 1, cl qu~nttt pila• \'l'!M.':tto de dU~l p lln.1, toll4Ji1ltdadt: lt es, n~ 1n cresse I mor I• llm r.'1 , ~gre e sou_,; cS pac,- nc 1u.u. du ~ raout1Jadcs auptr&I> cadM J>Of n tt n,u,trt dd1'1J-,, dNdc ou St' rt'Uo«rlda. 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