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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-30

~ SETS. WORCESTER, SIS Municipal Court of the
city Of Worcester, November 18Th, 1871
Bridget Curtis, Plaintiff
jeremiah Oney and Otis Fisher, copartners doing
business under the firm name of 0ney II Fisher both
of the state of Connecticut Defendants and IoyelI
Baker of Worcester Trustee
In an action of Contract for the recovery of Twenty
SIN 5OUO Dollars, appears by the in this action
Andnow it appearing to said Court that said Defend
ants, at the time OF the service of the writ were moi
inhabitants of or resi- Tents in this Commonwealth
1t is ordered that notice be given said Defendants TO
appear at term OF said Court be holden AT the CITY
OF Worcester aforesaid saturday, the invent, third
day of December next, their default will be recorded
and Judgment rendered against them, and that sad
notice be given by publishing attesed COPY of this
order, in the Worcester Daily Spy Newspaper printed
in Worcester in said County of Worcester three weeks
successfully, the last publication to be fourteen DAYS
before the said 23d day OF December by serving them
with an aesed copy Of this order days before
the said Esd day Of December.
Attest: T. s. JOHNSON, CLERK
Copy, Attest: r. s. JOHNSON CieriS
100 N1''@''N-'f
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1871 CHESHIRE RAILROAn-
10 H SuMMER ARRANG EAttNr- GS...l -,

VS4 = q " , II II RAIIROAD-
~ IL SUMMER ARRANGFMt1NT Co,.,l
ing MONDAY, MAY 8 1871 Nomnehe-
ITains leave Worcester, Foster Street Depot AT so
n lll5 a. m, and 20 p. NJ; Fchblrg al ia m -
lows Falls. '' 'i'S' NVehe ana htii
N hlaklng connections at Bellows Falls with Rutla,4 Co
Pniurnhgl0h X X for Rutland Saratoga Burngtn" Z "
Aiso WIN W. Central Il. K. for Windsor White hiNsss
yyi1Stlon 'c9lhecg with Conn and Passumnsc River
puTg Montreal. &c. ~ . ! ''ii'' "euehhi
Tickets to all points north for Q at No 4 Eostor.,
Horeester-J. BARNARD, Agent 'i S'ie'
rare as low as by any route and distance less
~ Splendid Sleeping Cars on NIGH rr,I.s for 70,
and North. N - p eSrIS ~ y LIZ ~, LOT fes
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LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WORCESTER, MASS.
ISAAC DAVIS President.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary,
Accumulated Fund. 81 ,Os5,OO5 "a.
Losses Paid. .....,......... 06S,GIO co
Dividends Paid 4O2,OO 90.

CHARTERED IS14,
Principles: CAsHn all busness-C ARE in the selec.
ECONOMY in management-ANNUAL DIvIDESDs of sur
plus CONTRIBUTION plan Of dstribution-ALL Policies
NOEFoRFEITABLE under the law OF Massachusetts
ULL EQUIVALENT to the PoLICY-HoLDEIs for every
dollar paid to the Company. The Company having no
stockholders to make profit out of the business the
entire assets and all the dccruiag surplus belong
policy holders alone.
lie widows and orphans of the insured are not
CURED to take any part of the insurance, when it
comes claim, IN the premium notes OF the deceased.
THE INTEREST ALONE received on the Invested Funds
OF the Company In the last ten years has paid all the
losses by death during that period and thryiye $50
per cent. Of all other Xpenses. What other Life Conn
pany show good a reCOrdp
GOOD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED. Liberal
terms VIII be offered ito the MEN Apply tile
Supt. of Agencies" at the office OF the Company
Ss Main st. dcOpu aD2l
DAY STATE FIRE INSURANCE
ID COMPANY OF WORCESTER MASS
ONCE 352 Main St, over Citizens Bank.
Chartered in 1860. Capital paid in . slO4 500 GO
Cash Assets. ...... 100000 %
Insures Buildings, Merchandise, Manufactures, and
Personal Property generally.
DIREcr0Rs-Stephen Salisbury, T. II Dewey Lewis
Barnard, +. IL. Kinncutt, Geo. W. Richardson. Isaac
Davis, JOSIAH II. Clarke, Clis b. Pratt VIM s. Davis
Samuel Woodward, Samuel A. Porter Worcester Jacob
Edwards JT. Boston; A. c. Mayhem. Milford; G. g.
Stevens, Clinton; j. NJ G. Armsby. Worceser; Isaac
Pronty, Spencer; Geo. g. Davis, Norlhboro
I. C. CROSBY. Jr, Secretary. deodtfmii
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4 bIopOLU I'ON OF COPAkIN EkSH | u,
- EDWIN A. BABCOCK ceases to be a member OF the
nrm Of j. TODD ~ CO., and after this date An
persons are hcIeby forbid making any payments to lie
SAID Bahcock on account Of debts due the coparncrshp
The Coffee and Spice business of the former topart-
nershp Will he continued at Old3stand IN Union st.
under the same firm name as before dissolution.
Worcester, Nov Is, ISL.
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Standard Preparation endorsed by the most reliable
Physicians, and its astonishing curative powers tested
by thousands who have used it,
1t is quick remedy for all diseases of the Trina
ry Organs existing in male female Irritation or In
hammation of Kidneys or BLADDER Gravel. Diabetes
Reddish Sediment in Urine, Thick Cloudy Urine Mu-
cous and Involuntary Discharges from Urethra Reten-
llon or lncontnence Of Urine. Chronic Caarrh OF Rad
der and all Chronic Maladies of the urino-G Genital
Organs
For sale by all druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. deOp&wly nId
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NO THE HONORABLE SENATE ard
House Of REPRESENTATIVE in General Cnnrt assn.r-

The City of Worcester respectfully petitions that
authority may be granted SAID city to take and hold
for the purpose OF Public PARK and for other public
uses al that tract Of land in said Worcester known as
the ''Old Common and bounded northerly BY Front
street easery by the east side salem So are south
ery by Park street and westerly by Main street or any
portion OF said tract occupied or used for other puT-
poses by any persons corporations.
And your petitioners will ever pray
Worcester. Nov. 7, 1871. '' ''
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Thankful for past fayors earnestly solicit eontinu-
ance OF them in the future. H. A. Babcock having with
Co. are requested to make payment to The SUBSCRIBER
nl6 dtf 'TobI,
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Worcester Nov "a, ISL irf - ieSluT ny
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL


ger Trains will run follows: ~ ' $50"
Leave Worcester al 30 and IL Is m and % op1e9
(Grotou Passenger, y o.. ' "N w
Leave GrotOn Junction for Worcester at 5am
Leave Nashua at ITO a M III M and 90 u m
the $50 Train connects at Fchburg with trains for th
vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire and Rutland snf
burlington Railroads, at GrOton Junction win trans ~
the FltChbufg down, feterboTO and rley Stouv
iDSao3h, ana Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and u
Nasnua with trains Of the Wilton Concord Mancheter
Hu Lawrenee Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. -FN N "ENe''buis hS'
, ne Lila m train connects at Fitchburg with On.
r 70 S HoIa4dl trains at Groion Junction with Fitch,
oI5, stony Brook and Lowell and Lawrence trains npd
~ Nasnna with Wilton, Concord Manchester and oxi
Isee: N9rthern TO FIankln) and Boston Concord and
H2ntreai Ito Plymouth) trains N" anu
;tL IN tram connects at Fchblrg at Il n m
Will SlgaIe Vermont and Massachusets and Rutfand
am burlington Night Express trains; al ronn
rl.epuLg Feterboto and Shirley ana stony Brook
Tslro,, anu az Sa3hua with Concord, Manchester and
hhAHiehce, Northern Vermont Central NIGH ~ rrass
OEoehsours and Montreal and Champian train. i-''@
O. s,,n
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bier daily. - VI '''-ei
The COurant thinks the street department of
Hartford the worst managed IN the Union
me Humphrey house, New Britain. is closed
as the proprietor did not pay the rent.
The Connecticut temperance union will hold
IT'S annual meeting in Hartford, in January,
lhe receipts Of the Theodore Thomas concert
III New Haven, Monday night, were $500
ne corner stone of the new Masonic temple.
~ New Haven, will probably be laid Thanks.
giving day.
Prof" Patsey Shepard, the pugilist was ar
his saloon on that day.
=, Col. Payne, proprietor of the Beach house,
Sayln Rock, New Haven, has exchanged that
hotel Tor the Scoyille house. Waterbury.
son OF Major G. b. Goodrich of Hartford
slipped and fell while coming out of Colts arm
Dry, Monday night, and broke both his wrists.
he New Haven REGISTER has a pumpkin in its
once weighing III pounds. 1t is in order, BuI-
Ictlh 10 ask II that isn't rather light weipht for
even an eultor OF democratic sheet.
me general hospital society of New Haven
was Folcu ezg,COO TWO years ago by the legisla-
lure, on condition that the same amount shonid
be contributed from other sources. OF tbis iat
ter sum the Friends Of the hospital have secured
cl0ZOU ihetc are seventy patients now in Tho
hospital, and more funds are greatly needed
The New Haven chemical works at East Hovon
was burned on Sunday morning The hniIiinnl
IL
spread to all parts Of the building almost in
stantly. IL was too far from water for the fire
engines to be of any service, and was entirely
destroyed. The loss was estimated at $50 O0o
and only small insurance, as it was a hazard.
Gus risk $4,000 worth Of lead used in mann
featuring was destroyed.
MIS- Ellen Dolan Of Bridgeport, poor widow
WIN SIX children to support. was found dead i'm
her bed Saturday morning. She had cOmDIained
Oh tootlache and cbills the night before. and tbe
coroner Jury returned a verdict of death from
cohesive chllls, and want of proper medical
"a RHODE ISLAND.
senator Anthony, editor of the Providence
for vice president. nc
NoolsOchet expects TO be mulcted from $40
wv 10 @l9,OOO for a new passage yav iro55,
Monument square to Blackstone street and
some doubt the necessity. "'j ~
Inc enterprise company, of Woonsocket ~
Gently started machinery for the mannfoctrr3 ~
worsted yarn and lasting, more being expecte o
from England, with capacity of one hnndroJ
looms; operation for the present will he CON- ~
fined to fifty. "S eou'
me Boston Transcript says: "The Turkev;sb
inhabitants Of Rhode Island are emigrating in
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BRISTOL COUNTY.
A young man named John Shay. eightaor
years Of age, who was employed at the potn,ne.
ka mills, New Bedford, was Instantly killed
Tuesday morning by a falling piece Of timber
The republicans Of Fail River on Monday eve
ming nominated Samuel w. Brown for mavor
Augustus B. Leonard for clerk Of the police
court, and the following school committee
Azariah $. Trip, Dr. j. NJ. Aldrich and Mis-.
Susie II. WiXon for three years each, and Mrs
Robert Adams for the uneXpired term of ono
year
Rev. DR.. Pollard of Taunton is certainly 81
Pophet Hho is not without hOuOrs in his own
country. In addition to q call from SnntL
Boston, he has been approached by represcnt.-
tyes from important societies in Lo,yell and
worcester, desiring him to consider pro,,os;tia,,s
70 settle 10 each of those cities.
Inc new Merchants mill, AT Fail River an
Monday began weaving cloth ard il is ,,,,',, ~
that by ibe close of the week il viii have dr. -
more looms ~ operation. Il is oulv re-,
eight and nine months since bnildno ,o, ~;
were actively begun, aud in that short Inn. H.
mill has been built and the weaving Of cl,,tb
accomplished. The new part containe $40 I,
and about 81 600 spindles aud the Old uar, Us
looms and between 1900 aud 81 600 spindIey
making the whole mill contain lust 1850 loom
and "a 500 spindles
The tall chimney Of the POtomaska mills 4.
hnished, and the singing is being taken down
The root Is 10 be the best in the city. II win ia,
covered with plank, planed, and matched viii
tongue aud groove; then three continqs of fell
cement, two more thickuesses Of frlt cenpn
again, and tar and gravel on the ion. Tho fam
datlons q the engine and boiler houses pickrr
liouse, cloth room aud repair shop tbe last nm,
~ one building, are completed and tbe gnn,
tinbcrs 10 position. MN
me livery stable Of Mr.. o. NJ. Drancr IN
Noth Atleboro was burned on SaturdoV niol,t
Loss apoui $4,000 with no insurance. The Siam
was occupied by a. K Darling. who bad a., a.,
sQfNffge his gfGplf pf 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
LXXXIII

Tai es 10 que deberia sentir todo buen
hijo de Grecia, 81 acaso Grecia puede aun
lisonjearse de tener algun verdadero pa
triosa; no de esos que Sc dan 4 charlar de
guerra, mientas toman por:refugio la paz,
Ia paz del esclavo, que suspira por todo 10
que ha perdido, que Sc acerca 4 su tirano
con la sonrisa en- los labios, que empuna
Ia hoz servil, en- vez de la espada. iAh
Grecia! Cabalmente los que menos te
alllan son aquellos que mas te deben, que
te deben su nacimiento, su sangre, y Ia
sublime genealogia de heroicos ascendien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
LxXxIv.

Cuando renazca la intrepidez de Lace
demonia, cuando Tebas produzca otro
Epaminondas, cuando los hijos de Atenas
esten dotados de corazon, cuando las ma
tronas griegas den luz verdaderos horn-
bres, entonces y solo entonces, llegaras q
verte restaurada. Mil aaos son apenas bas-
tantes paro restablecer un imperio, mien-
tras una hora solamente puede convertible
en- polvo; y 5cuando polra el hombre re-
novar su esplendor desvanecilo, recobrar
sus virtudes y triunfar del Tempo y del
Dest!no?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
Xxx.

Estrepitoso idbilo reinaba a la saxon en-
Ia playa; la mdslca era asaz variada, pero
incesante, y Ell eco repetia concertadamen-
te el uniforme bstir de los remos y grato
gemido de las m6vlles aguas. La Reina de
las mareas hrillaba propicia en- ell frma-
mento; cuando brisa pasajera bsrria Ell
hquldo cristal, dirlase que SUI imagen, re-
verberada en- q, brotaba una rafaga de
luz IL mas briIlante desprendida de su ce-
leste solo, hacienda parecer que las cen
tellantes olas iluminaban laribera por elias
msmas banada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
LXXIII.

Observad, empero, como Sc regocijan al
aproximarse los dias de penitencia Ell que
la religion prepara al hombre descargar-
Sc del peso de sus pecados mortales por
medic de diaria abstinencia de nooturnas
.oraciones; pero antes que el Arrepenti
miento Sc revista de sp cilicio, un manda-
to especial haoe dedicar varios dias q p1-
lblcoss sregociios, Y en- ellos toina parte Ca
sda cual medida de su 'deaeo, pudiendo
ivestirse de masearaiy acudir 4 los bales Y
unirse al s6quito harlesco del festive Car
naval, nssi 81 aap :n"iasa9a $50 >@7 s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
LXvvv.

Y, con todo, icuan bella te ostentas aun
en- tu postracion dolorosa, patria deshere-
dada de los doses y de los heroes! Ell per-
petuo verdor de tus valles, la nieve que
corona tus montanas; indican la 7ariedad
de tu suelo fayorecido por la Naturaleza.
Tus altares, tus temples Sc inclinan hacia
tu superfcie, MERCHANDISE lentamente &
una terra her6iea, surcada por la, reja del
r1stico arado: asf perecen los monumentos
erigidos por morales manos; todos van ca
yendo saceaivamente, salvo el recuerdo
de has graades acciones consfgnado ca las
obras del ingenio,
(ContMawd.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
LXXXH.

Pero, en- medic de esa multitud de ale
gres mascaras jno hay mas de un corazon
que late con fntimo dolor, medic revelado
al traAes de las contraidas facciones? p IRA
tales corazones, Ell dulce murmullo del mar
no viene ser sino Ell eco de sus indtiles
gemidos; el alborozo de los demas no les
inspira sino desazon profundo desden; y
icuan odiosas les parecen sus estrepitosas
carcajadas! icuan vivamente desean cam
biar su ropaje de fiesta por una mortaja!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08

tento, le decls que Espana no trajo
aqu1 mas que iniquidades con su sis
tema colonial; la 6dia en- ell presente
porque lie ensef1ais 4 mirar como &
extranjeros, explotadores y enemigos,
los que en- nuestros dias han venido
aqul q trabajar honradamente como en-
otro tempo vinieron vuestros padres,
jefes uitra-reformistas; la 6dia enlos que
vienen 4 velar por nuestra seguridad
y tranquilidad sin exigir que yuestros
hljos vayan en- cambio q vivir la vida
penosa del soldado en- otros climas;
mira con encono a Espana ese pueblo
cuyos buenos instintos habeis torcido
con, para ellos extraf1as, ideas de una
politlca que no entiende y que no
neceslta y que le hace concebir de-
secs irrealizables; porque muchos que
Sc dlcen INTERPRETERS vuestros y contra
los cuales no habeis protestado nunca
en- vuestros peri6dicos, le dicen que
seran todos ciudadanos de un pueblo
libre, es decir, coroneles, generates, y
otras grandes cosas, pues cierta clase
de pueblo no entiende sino por medic
de parabolas, y suelen anadir soto Uoce
esos que Sc dicen vuestros INTERPRETERS
que NADIA Sc debe esperar de Espana,
que 81 da hoy es para quitarlo despues,
y otrasespeciesabsurdas que subterra-
neamente circular en- las capas inferio-
res ymasnumerosasd del partido radical.
Entire esa gente menos conocida por-
que no tiene apenas contacto con los
altos funcionarlos mas inmediatamentc
llamados a intormar al Gobierno del
modo de ser de las Antillas, es donde
Sc aprende conocer los frutos de
vuestra obra. Por ESQ Sc exp.ica que
los buenos espanoles de Cuba veian
10 que no pudo yer ell general Serrano,
10 que no pudo comprender ell general
Dulce.
ST, pues los que sabemos los dialo-
gos cue Sc cruzap 4 traves de los mos
tradores de ciertos humildes estable.
cimientos, 81 los que estamos en- con-
tacto con las masas, empunamos la
pluma y con la entereza del convenci-
miento y ell valor que da ell PATRIOTS
mo, decimos uno y otro dia los peli-
gros que Sc presentan, q fin de que
leguen a conociniento de los poderes
llamados & salvar 8 perder estas be-
llas provincias espanolas, Sc llama &
nuestro humilde peri6dico drgano de
la 5nsureccSon que en- sus pararismos
nervios0s We ma mansbt y @n laborantc
en- cada ulao de los Daatojos de nuesh'os
campos, q en- cada Iberal-retoymista un
Morales Lemus q aa Cespedes.
Comprendemos que nuestros ad-
versarios quisieran que no pusieramos
el dedo sobre la llaga, que Sc sellaran
nuestros labios como 10 consiguieron
los hombres de Ell Siglo de fatal re-
cordacion.
81 q la prensa conservadora de Gu
ba no Sc hubiera puesto una mordaza
en- aquellos tiempos de radical propa-
ganda, de seguro que hubiera evitado
males sin cuento al pueblo cubano vi
slanamente engahado por los que Sc
decian sus protectores. Empero El
Progreso que ignora afecta ignorar la
historic contemporaries de las Anti
Has, dira que es invencion nuestra la
de suponer que, por un error incalif
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08

exterior! SQuien al yer ell fuego que aun
centellea en- sus ojos, no Sc fguraria que
su corazon arde de nuevo con su no extin-
ia Hama, loh, Libertad perdida! Muchos
de ellos dan en- sonar que Sc acerca la ho-
ra de recuperar la herencia de sus padres;
suspiran con afan por ell auxillo de las
armas extranjeras y no tienen amino bas-
tante para contrarestar por 81 mismos la
sana de sus enemigos y borrar su manci-
llado nombre del libro fdnebre de la excla,
vitud. ~ ,' ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
LXNKI.s

Multitud de ligeros caiques iba cortan-
90 yeelozmente las espumosasi aguas; las
doncellas de Ia comarca Sc .solazaban bal
lando en "a ribera; hombres y mujeres ha-
bran oiyidado de toda punto Ell sueno Y el
hogar, en- tanto que muchos ojos langui
dos canibiaban etitres 81 1iiiradas. tales CO.
naoipocos cofazonesa cieftan trteasfistti4las,
yl tremula mano cofrespondia aS Ia ma
no que andamsnte la estrechaBa siOh,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08

de abrirse todavia al Franco belicoso, su
anterior huesped la grey rebelde de Wa
hab, que oso despoiar la tumba del profe-
ia de todos sus plos tesoros, puede abrir-
Sc un camino de sangre hasta el Occiden-
te; pero nunca la Libertad Sc dejara yer
mas en- este malhadado suelo, sino que ell
esclavo sucedera al esclavo durante amos
y amos de penalidades sin cuento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08

ID Risae habra causado seguramente a
los que siquiera hayan. saludado la
qilosoia, las coWtradjcciones que ha
querido poner de manifesto E1 Pro-
greso al buscar en- nuestras columnas
los medios de destruir nuestros pro
pios argumentos. "Con muchos artf-
culos como ell titulado CoNTRADIecIo-
MES, por Dios que Sc han de acreditar
de sabios los articulistas de El Progre-
sO,' dijimos, y vamos q probarlo z a
En- vano viendo ell tftulo en-. plural
buscamos las prometidas contradiction
nes Solo una vez, al principle, dnica-
mente pretende probar que nos con-
trsdecimos, porque al mismo tempo
que declaramos que no es tan malo el
sistema colonial como suponen los que
Sc han propuesto desacreditar todo 10
que Espana trajo 4 America, afrma-
mos 10 que consta de un modo Official:
que la insurreccion cubana naci6 en- las
escuelas.
tQue prqeba la perversion de las
escuelas contra el regimen colonial?
Plueba que con ese regimen lGjos de
la pretendida tiranfa y sonada suspica
cia que Sc dice haber ejercido las au-
torldades espanelas sobre todos los ra-
mos de la administration, en- las Anti
Has Sc ha pOdido entrar, salir, holgar,
trafalgar, INsTRUIRsE, escribir, rewair-
Sc en- hceoS g hacer 10 que d cada c~aI 1e
ha parecido mas conveniente. Y 81 las
escuelas no fueron debidamente vigi-
ladas, cul pa fu6 no del sistema, sino
de algunos gobernantes. Entonces las
leyes de Indias no permitian, como no
permiten hoy, que Sc propagasen ideas
contra la Patria nj adn siquiera con-.
ira La religion. Con las nuevas leyes
que pide Ez Progreso "todo espanol
(auuque 10 sea IN NOMINEE podra fun
dar y mantener establecimientos de
instruction 8 educacion, sin previa H.
cencia, saliva la inspection de la auto
ridad por razones de hygiene y mora
lidad." Y como que todo espanol (sin
excluir q los maestros de escuela) ten
drfa ell "derecho de emitlr hbremente
sus ideas y opiniones, va de palabra,
yapor'escrito" resultarfa que 81 en- Gu
ba no Sc 'evit6, porque no Sc quiso, la
propaganda lanzando de. los colegios &
los laborantes, como Jesucristo q los
mercaderes que profanaban el temple,
con. los derechos del tftulo. | de la
Constitution, nj en- Cuba nj en- Puer-
to-Rico tendrfa facultades la Autori-
dad para impedir que en- las escuelas
Sc ensenase a odiar a Espana ense-
11ando a. leer con la fanosa cartilla de
Cespedes los textos de la Interna-
ciOnal.s
FL. que conozca los elementos que
Sc agitan y pugnan por romper la uni
dad espanola en- las .Antillas, no pue-
de menos de estremecerse al pensar
solamente en- los medios de funesta
propaganda de que dispondrian 81 Sc