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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-16

JUSTICE CLoHAN.-A hoy by the name
of Thomas Burke was brought before the
above Justice, yesterday, charged with
threatening to mash Mrs. Mechan's nose"
That was considered very ungentlemahly
by the Squire, and the youth was re,
qulred to give bonds in the sum of $500
to behave towards Mrs. Mechan, and pay
the costs Of tho suit, % O5. He did all
of that, but II seemed to have but little
effect, ashe was very unconcerned aboutit.
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JUSTICE CLoIIAN--Davld Hopkins was
brought before the above named Justice
yesterday, charged with committing an
assault upon James Farrall, one of the
foremen at the Belmont Min. Hopkins
was sent to Jail for court in default Of
300 hnil
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GENTS Fine slippers, 90 cents, at j. b.
Merge's, l8s Main street.

Police CoURT-ThGre were ten cases
before the Police Court, yesterday morn.
ing, asfollows' John l.andmesser, drunk
and dlsorderly, 81 and costs Alfred
Lashau, drunk, 81 and costs. Adam Cole
man, drunk, 81 and costs. James TEN.
pleton, drunk, 81 and costs, Vim. ste-
venson, drunk, u and costs. Samuel
spGidel, disorderly on April tst, in 9Th
Ward, 50 and costs. Mary Jones, drunk,
81 and costs. John Foster, drunk, 81 and
costs. John Wilson, indecent exposure,
II and costs, but John promising to leave
forthwith and never return, the Judge Or
dered an officer to start him on his way.
John McDermott, drunk and dsorderly
onthe 10th of May, $40 and costs. '''
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THURSDAY, tho 1sth day Of May ncxt,

and thereafter from day to day until completed,
commencing the sale each day ut ten o'clock, A.
II. ut tho banking House lately occupied by said
Institution on Monroe street In wheeling. W..
Va, sell at public auction for cash the following
property, VIZ:
the part lot and building on tho north side OF
Monroe street aforesaid which wnB conveyed by
William II. Woods aud Others to said Institution
by Deed dated February IL, 1865, and recorded In
said oilCe In Deed Book ~, page d95, subject to
the dover estate Of Mrs. Mary Woods.
The part OF lot 1853 In ChApllne q kOh addi'
ton part, ofsaid city, which was conveyed BY the
widow and heirs OF Thomas NELL. deceased, to
my solf a. Trustee, by Deed dated March %, 1871,
and recorded In said office In Deed Book b5, page
l69.
twenty-five shares OF tho Capital Stock Of the
Wheeling Hinge Company.
Thirteen shares Of the Capital Stock OF tho
Merchants National Bank OF West Virginia at
One Household Safe. One Gold watch A lot
Of valuable Silver Ware. A large number OF lit
erAry and miscellaneous works. Some superior
wines, brandy, whisky and segArs Anumber OF
Autographs and paintings. sAtuAry and bronze
ornaments. A number Of articles OF valuable
furniture. A pew In st. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church, Wheeling.
Selllng as Trustee, do not warrant; but | be.
love the title to be good, except against tho
dover estate In the prOperty on Monroe street.
apis DANIEL LAMB Trustee.
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HAVING just returned from the East
with a fresh stock of Boots and Shoes,
comprising all the latest styles, | am now
to offer superior inducements to
those needing anything in that line. Gail
at Louis v. Blends, 1O1 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-16

FRA2IERs Hill PICNIc.-Tho "Poncy
Band" gave q picnic AT the above place,
down in the Eighth Ward, last Sturday;
and must have had pretty lively time Of
It. Nick Speidcl and Jack Younkins had
u regular Set.to, and were both pretty
well used up. Younklns was behaving
hlmselfa at the time the assault was made,
we understand. DR.. Hazlett dressed
Younkins' wounds after the fuss, ana
found he had his nose badly broken.
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u. $. DISTRICT CoURT.-The Knode
case Is still pending in the above court.
Messrs. Allison, Blackburn and Faulkner
delivered their arguments Yesterday.
The case will probably go to the jury
tn,1aV
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THE STAMP CAsE.-ThO Deputy Mar
shall Of the Southern District Of Ohio
arrived in town Sunday evening, and
James W. Prince was taken on the mid
night train to Cincinnati.
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CHEAP COUNTER, will place on cheap
counter this morning, 10 doz. Women's
Lasting Congress CATERS, at $lOOa pair.
. doz. Misses Lasting Congress CATERS,
at G5 cents pair. Mems all calf boots
warranted, at $3.50. Mems Glove Kid
Congress at $3.50 at Lows V, BLOND, lO7
Main street.
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DECORATION DAY-The Committee of
Arrangements for Decoration Day, held
a meeting last evening at Peck n Coch'
rams law office, on Fourth street. We
were present aud found, 10 our surprise,
that tho committee had been hard at work
for month past, and now the arrange
ments are all made us far as possible at
this early date. Speakers have been &C.
cured, bands Of music engaged, an abund
ant supply Of flowers promised and in
fact every thing done that the committee
can do at present, and now all that re.
mains to make the day an honor to our
city md State, Is for our citizens to take
hold of tho matter and determine that 1t
shall be Aday OF which our city may feel
proud. The Floral Committee will meet
at the Grand Army Hall to day, at three
O'Clock. All ladies' who feel interested In
the matter, are invited 10 attend and lend
their support.
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Respectfully submitted,
G. y. HUBBARD,
$. BRADY,
/ g. GA NpnIIt
Wheeling, Nay Ii, ISL. Conditioner ,


Wheeling, Nay 10, 1871. Commissioner.
referred to the Finance Committee.
The delinquent tax list for 1870 was
then offered by the Sheriff OF Ohio coun.
ty, amounting to $1,123 ~ on personal
property, and $122 80 on real estate
Accepted. .I..... ........
Mr.. Tingle, from Tile special Commit.
tee on Roads, presented bill Of
W. NJ. Hutchinson for work done
on the Bethany pike, amounting
to $lS47j. The Committee recommend.
ed that an appropriation Of $4,000 ibe
made to settle with Vim. Hutchinson,
Mr.. W. W. Miller to pay the balance.
Lost. ......... .-.# l-, s.a.r,
A petition from citizens Of RIchland
township, asking that Peter Delapain be
allowed to place gates on the road running
through his lands, was taken from the
table. Mr.. Kelly moved that Mr.. Della.
plain be allowed TO keep the gates up for
two months from date Of petition, pro.
Vided he put up light gates so that people
could easily handle them. Adopted.
Garrett jackson asked correction Of
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Names, Business and Locations Of
the Leading Houses In wheeling
for the use Of Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending 10 purchase will do well
TO cut this out for reference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-16

New CLOTHING IIoUsE.-NEr. Jacob
StcinIeld, who has for eighteen years con.
Quoted tho clothing trade In Centre
Wheeling has just opened business in one
of Pollack's new storo.rooms 90 Water
street, where hls friends and the public
will always find well assorted stock of
Mems and Boys Clothing and Gents Fur.
niShing Goods, at the very lowest prices.
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NEW BRIDGE.-We saw large force
at work yesterday, getting ready to swing
the structure for the new bridge, across
the creek
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-16

ANOTHER stock Of those well made fine
Linen suits will be opened this morning
by George II. Taylor & Co.
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SEE specimens OF the new style photo
graphs, at Brown S Higgins Gallery,
They are the finest yet produced.
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TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1871.
Travellers Register.


Steamer Julia No. 2.
Retouched Photographs
Goshen Cheese.
Assignee's Sale,
NotiCe-Henry Skater.
The Very Latest in Patent Lounges.
Organ Concert,
Prosecuted Organ-speCial Notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-16

REMBEANDTs are still the rage, Call
al III Main Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-16

TIE Purest and Sweetest cod Liver OIL in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy llVorl
upon tho sea shore. Itisperfectly pure and sweet
Ask for Hazard & CASwslls Cod Liver on"
manufactured by
New York,
Sold BY all DruggiStS. "A, p,,Av
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THRUST SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
i. Deed Of Trust executed to me by tho Nor.
way Iron Manufacturing Company, bearing date
january 9Th, 1868 (and recorded In Book 81,
ptgG Ygs shall proceed TO sell at the front door
Of tho Court House Of Ohio county, State OF
Wast NIFginia IN
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MEMS Brogans, 81 25,at J. b. Merges,
1888 Main street.
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ALI the latest improvements in style
and finish of Pictures at the Partridge
Gallery.
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WHEELING SAVINGS 1NSTITU.
w TION.-TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Purs1aht
to tho Deed OF Trust nom tho Wheeling Savings
Institution to me, dated February 70, 1871, and
recorded In the Recorders office for this county
in Deed Hook 49,. pARo 10 | Twill on
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All the new style Photographs are
made at the Partridge Gallery
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nor SALE-2 GOOD LOTS, ON
L high ground. In Caldwells addition, on
wOst Side James street. ,,,,,,,
ApgB !. IRWIN
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For Rent.

NOR RENT.-TWo C2) SMALL In
q Dwelling Houses on the Island. M
Apply al the Island Vineyard to H
mail VIM hlLLMAN'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-16

REAL Leces Of all kinds can always
be had at Geo. H. Taylor & Co.
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Present same as at the morning session.
Mr.. Jeilers offered the following:
ReSOITed, That the Board Of Supervisors,
In awarding the contract Of physician TO
the Poor House at tho last meeting, had
no intention in so doing Of rejecting
upon the skill and ability Of Dr. j. 4.
Webb, whose proposal was the lowest
offered, but at the same time the Board
was wholly unaoquainted with the gen.
tleman or his reputation as physician,
and were unable at once 10 derive the
necessary information regarding him
upon which ID act. They acted upon
the knowledge they then possessed In re.
gard to the applicants.
Adopted.
Mr.. Kelly moved that the resolution
adopted this morning in relation 10 the
Wolf assessment be rGscinded. Motion
lost by a tic vote. '
Tho Sinking Fund Committee made
the following reports "
10 tho SHpsruiSOrsOi Ohio County! 20
The undersigned Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund Of Ohio county, make the
following report We have paid the In.
terest aCcruing during the year, and have
purchased for the Fund fourteen thousand,
four hundred dollars of Sinking Fund
Bonds. We have cash OH hand In the
Merchants National Bank, three hundred
and seventy.Iour dollars and eighty cents,
and there are duefrom the SherlIroi Ohio
county, ten thousand dollars on the &C.
count of the levy Of 1870.
The expenses Of the fund are
American Exchange National Bank Com. -.
mlaBiOns. .....s...........u.. ldN
Premiums on Exchange. ... y.......... 2i1
Express charges on Cancelled Coupoul 100
Commissioner ~, ..,.,......'.."'a.Y 4is4S
SIsi IS
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IlJRsALE.-TwENTY (9Oy BUILD.
q ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price tSoO
Soual InstAlmtnts at one, two and three years.
mSS' " JNo. P. G1LCHRlsT.
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

THE CITY BANK, BELLAIRE, o.
l. Oflice, on water 81, opposite Central Block
Does general Banking business; receives money
on deposit and pays interest on special deposits
discounts notes and bills; deals In Exchange,
Coupons aud National, State and local securities
The PRoMPTEsT ATTENTION OWEN TO COLLEc-
TiOSs on DELtAifIG AND ITS Vicinity The cor.
rCspondRnce Of Banks, Bankers and others hAy-
Ing business At tha point Ia solicited.
DlRECTORa-A. w Anderson, Isaac Booth, A.
9. Mellott, A. p. Tallman, John T. Mercer, Q. @.
Kelly. "A -.
A. w. ANDERSON, Pres't.
A. 7. TALLMAN, Cashier "a u fcb6
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Commissioner,

ToR SALE ON EASY TERMS I'm
II Five Brick Houses In Benwood, stu. iIln
ted above high water marx h
BY W. V. TOGE b BRO,
mari Real RetAte Apgntg.
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For Sale.
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

by authority Of the Council Of the city Of
Wheeling, tho Committee on Fire Department
will sell at public sale to the highest and best
bidder, GU
SATURDAY, the 2OLh day of May, 1871.
AT 10 o. clock, n, on the premises, the piece OF
ground and building on Sixth street, between
John and Zane streets lately occupied by the
Rough and Ready Engine company" being me
sans Conveyed 10 the CltyOf Wheeling by Elijah
q. LETTERS and vito by deed dated April II: 1850.
Terms of sale, cash, THOS. J. BLAIR
myil Chairman Committee.
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AttOrnOys.At.LEW.
CRArRAyT 4 MAoAULBT, Monroe st, east Of 4th,
W. p. q D. L. HUMANE, 4th st., one door sonth
Of curt House.
PEoK & COcHRAN, 4th st., ID door below Quincy.
STANTON q ALLIsON, 9TH 81, north OF Monroe.
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4 la htg de a'sa zdmpara. oIras que tanto
conocen los nnos como que estan hace
algulpos amos sirviendo de texto de lectura
para laa escuelas
i1ejando las dulces brIsas maritimas del
l[edlterraneo, dejando ell grandioso espec~
taculo del nar, tan querido mi corazon,
escria1 Las obras de miseyicord.a Tambien
con destino d Ia ado escencia en- lugar
de correr a Ia playa, me encerraba cada
mallana cuatro horas para ievar a cado
"a prolongads tarea cue habia empren-
dido.
Aparto de estos trabajos de fndole par
tlcu!ar, cuanto he escrto Sc ha encamina-
do enatecer Ia virtud d los oios de las
j6venes, y a retratar ell vicio con toda su
odiosidad y negro colorido, -
Habra, pae%, quien sepa apreciar,t
como yo el precioso libro del 81, IT
70: mas, es impossible T
Cnco ed clones Sc han az 4
tras Antjlas, donde fp6 decla Z
to de lectura en- las escuelas; Ia o.
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Art. So Los la'itos que 50 cometieren
en- los actos preparatorios de Ii eleceion
de Senadores = Diputados a C6rtes y IN
Ia c.acc'3a G.lasns, = c2stl~a = "a -
ferH2a Que e~robjeoe o. r!tHio III he IA
Lev ele4t3le 3e is Panloou's que sc IN
serta .uuaclon de esle Reg lamen-
10.
Att 60 En casos eztraordiaasios en-
que 80 h AIas4 c0enp~omeiido el 6rd=n
plbl5oo ei Gobierao s parior Civil De
coniolmidad con h. preYe 1iJo g. Ia s,
gand,s pate del Alttcc'o 5 IL ~ | So
de F1brero proxirno pasado, poo a sps-
pender en- Uoo 6 mas '|istetcs les actos
ie Ia e'~c ior, ao "a fo~ma cue exnresa
el ar'lcuo 80 de Is De Agost, de- 8no
GItjmo.
t'uert., E GO rs 3e Marc de 1871
GABRIEL DAGsDRICH
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PAGINAS DE LA INFANCIA,
Dor 70. Leoioro Guerrero.

No es la mission de la mujer el jazgar Q
ell criticar, sino el ensalza 10 que sea dig
no de alabama, y el entresacar las flores
de las espinas malas yerbas que pueden
rodearlas; por esta razon, y penetrada ade
mas de mi insuiciencia para clio, nunca
me atreveria q leer un lbro con la idea
de iuzgarlo, sino con el deseo de hacer no
tar sus bellezas, que siempre las encerra
cuando un pensamiento saludable guia la
pluma de quien escribe.
Algunos amigos, y sobre todo al lgunas
amigas, pues para dicha mia las tengo de
gran talento, han querido que mi pluma
expresase la opinion gus me merecian sus
trabajos mentales, sometido al justc fallo
del p1blico; pero aunque siempre las he
complacido, con mas gusto que confianza
en- mis- d6biles fuerzas, nuuca 10 he heGho
con mas placer que en- laocasion presente.
Par6ceme que tengo delante de mi en-
las Leccjo,aes de mu1sdo, de Teodoro Guer-
rero, un ramillete de bellas aroInadas Ao-
res: iquien podra apreciar su perfume
mas que 70, que he dedleado a instrnir
deleitando los ninos, muchas horas' de
mi juventud.
Dejando el resplandor de las buifas one
alumbraban los saones, dejando los tea
trQs los paseos, escribl La ley de Dios y
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tan de lninar Ia Religion = la Moral,
bases llnicas de toda sociedad solida-
mente organizada, dnicos bienes que
nos acompanan al dejar esta vida eff
mera Y TRANSITIONAL. Tn establecimien-
to de esta ciudad tiene en- la puerta
pomposamente anunciadas al p1bli-
co obras que en- otras poblaciones
cuitas, nj en- los estantes visibles de
las librerlas Sc ponen.
Enemigos de restricciones inGtiles,
no pedimos NADIA contra los que espe-
culan con Ia literature obscena Y an
ti-religiosa. Su conciencia sea quien
los reproche. Pero ST avisamos 4 los
honrados padres de familia, tomen
sus precauciones Y damos la voz de
alerta q los lectores sencillos & in
cautos para que no Sc contaminen
leyendo obras soeces unas, impias
las mas, que pervierten el corazon y
trastornan todo sentimiento de no
nor y de virtud.
Ali ST la desventurada Francia
no hubiera tenido la playa de maloS
libros que .hace un siglo la viene
inundando, no sufrirfa hoy 10 que
sufre.
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ARTICULOS ADICIONALES.

Art. IL La lista de los SO naYores
contrlbuyeutes por contribution dlrecta
soDte Ia propiedad y 20 por la de subsi-
dlo industrial de c0mercio de esta Pro-
v,nc y, a que Sc reiefe Ell art. 80 de este
RsRlamenro, Sc formaga cor la administra
h'On0mca en los sl0te primeros dlas
el * mo mes 1e Abril, por 10 qne
esa t. de los repartmentos vigentes
,Gumu q ni)se en- una sofa snma as cuO-
tas one sc sat'sfagan en- puebos diversos
lie ia Pc"vluc &, Y Sc pub lcas an en- todos
l)s n6mrros d. Ia "Gaaeta o6ciaP Que
a'gan basta II del propio mes Gu
ex ,reelon d.. los p0eblos en- que SO con-
trihuye, y cana'dad que en- cada uno de
u ~ y~ saFistane.
A t 90 II 4ta e msmo dia II de Abril
r6xno se admluran por la comision
,TovsD IA! GuaCsas lec!amaclones doaun-
cuenCadaS ST. presenter sobre inclusion
tSclusjon an ch lse /, y resolvera acer-
de ella, ngue poceda hasta ell 81
!e' citato mes publicandose necesaria-
g;'onte sos res ,lu9uUes en- los primeros
dN"rss de Ia Gaceta 06cial Siguiente
% exprtaado. per'6dico.
Art 3? Los interesados que creyeren
agraviados por las fesoluctones dc la CO.
mlsion provincial podlan reolamar de
eilos personaimente, 8 por medic de apo
dorado, Y ante la III sma b asta el dia 80
de N smo mes. y Ia Comision bajo su res
ponsab lidsa, rem acknowledgements as
reclainaciones la Audlencia del terrific
rio para su reeolncon defnitiva hasta ell
diez de Mayo signiente, oyendo aa voce
al Fiscal y q los inselesados 8 sus apode-
ra.e 81 81 pleseGfasen
Art 4o Devn I;as por Ia Aadiencia
a Oemlsson tr3viaeal hast el Is de
Mayo, las reel smaoiopes que Sc huhiesen
hacho COZ la resolucion eiecutoria que
81 ella hublese fecaidOs SO proceelera por
la msma oefnsiop f,rmar en vista de-
de todo, Ia Iista detintva d..
los mayores c0ntlihuyentes hasta 81 II
dpbiendo pnhllnarse como tsl en- las
qua I. Gacetas y;cia7es sisui-ntes 4 dicho
dia.
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Ns4$s
La. prudencia, 81 tacto polftico, el
patriotismo del Gobernador Captain
General, es el lnico que puede de-
terminar estos casos del modo y for
ma que prescriben las leyes; y el
partido beral-conservador nunca
ha pensado, nunca ha sonado en-
pensar que tales dotes hayan f;altado
nj puedan faltar en- ningun Goberna-
dor Captain General, habido nj por
haber.
Use ha visto jamas padre alguno
quien pidiendole pan sus hijos les
de una piedra" (son palabras del
Evangelio), 8 que pidiendole un
psz les de una culebra?" Pues el
padre de todos los buenos espano-
les, que es, que no puede ser otro mas
que el Gobierno de Ia Nacion, y su
representante en- esta Isla ic6mo les
ha de dar piedras cuando le pidan
pan, nj culebras cuando le pidan
peces2 iC6mo les ha de dar lobos
cuando le pidan pastores2 iComo ha
de consentir que la zorra entire en- ell
redil y disperse y devore q las owe
jas?
No Sc cansen, pues, nuestros ad-
versarios politicos; no SO ofusquen
los que deben ser, los que no pode-
mos dudar que sean nuestros leales
companeros. Para entablar pol6mica
con estos, tendriamos que hacer co
70 con Ez Progyeso y con La Rago",
que maquiav6licamente interpretan
cosas que nj quizas Sc han dicho, nj
Sc han pensado No Sc cansen, Ell fin,
los que deseen escandalos. No los
habra nunca por mas que con awe
sa intencion Sc nos provoque 4 ha-
blar. FL santo amor de la patria GER
rara siempre nuestros labios.
Patria, patria querida, de cuyc
amor es nuestro corazon ara sagra
da, til comprenderas nuestra abne-
gacion: til sabras apreciar nuestrC
sacrifcio!