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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20
SUNDAYS GAZETTE,
HAVE
YOUR
LOCALS
READY.
EVERYBODY REA DIS
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE.
County Court.

Judge Beckham and jury We're
busy nearly all of yesterday with the
case of William Palmer VS.. the Fort
Worth and Denver City Railway Com
pany. The grounds of the suit were
that defendants had built across plain
tifi7s land and the road bed preventing
water from running Off plaintiff
wanted damages. A number of law
yers appeared on either side, and the
case was holly contested. The jury
awarded plaintiff damages in the sum
of $500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20
EVERYBODY READS
THE SUNDAY GAZETTE.

Good McAllister coal at Gas Works
for $500 per ton of 1000 lbs; weighed
on Fairbanks scales: cash.
+. w. BAILEY,
Manager Gas Co.
January 10Th
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20
SUNDAYS GAZETTE,
HAVE
YOUR
LOCALS
READY.
New Firm,

/. f. Il. King, late of New York,
lw associated with G. III. Dash
and in the future the business
pc conducted under the firm name
pshwood & King. Mr.. King hav-
|een engaged in the sale of drugs
number of years understands the
he's thoroughly, and has the adj
age of an acquaintance with the
pm prices in eastern markets.
wood & King Will increase their
int stock and do a jobbing BUSH
IN addition to their retail trade,
|iealers tributary to Fort Worth
consult the prices of the new firm
confidence, and rely implicitly
their promptness and reliability.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

Now on hand the largest stock bug
giles and spring wagons in North Texas
l-l4-tf w. A. HUFFMAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20
A. NJ. BRrrroS, Pres. Jonx NICHOLS, vice
Pres. 8. w. IoMAx, Cashier.
7heCiy National Bank
OF FORT WORTH.
Capital and Surplus ..$l65,0O0 %
A Regular BankingsBusiness
I'm all It's branches, transacted.
Exchange bought and sold, aud q, Elections
made on all accessible points. Draws sight
exchange on England, Ireland France, Goi-
many, Austria, italy, Denmark Sweden anti
Norway,
CORRESPONDENTS:

Donnell, Lawson & simpson, New York
Valley National flank, ST Louis, Mo-; I'M
portcrs' and Traders National Rank, New
York; First National HANK, Galveston, Texas.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana. New orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20
Pipes! Pipes !!

Meerschaum and imported briar-
root cheap at Wells drug store.
l-13-2w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

vide the funds in his hands resulting
from sales of trust property, among
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

elemneu a circulation Of nearly 5000
daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

construction Of the navy, revlcwingtne
weak ness OF the navy. Mr.. Thomas
concluded the United states posse ssed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

else, are certainly goo
Is good, what Is not "a
y positiy9siy infsri'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

of princes.
In the deputies seven TO nineiy-four
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

Xat.,, With such force as
|rse, whary check the speed Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

Fat MI
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Texas
Tied (,
ON an
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attempt.
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Poor
mutton
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With the
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ttil they
DRIES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-20

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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02
China Wedding.

On last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs,
Tisdale, living about SIX miles south
of this city celebrated the twentieth
anivers AIRY of their married life, by
inviting few Of their most intimate
friends and giving big dinner, which
was pronounced by all present to be
as nice as it was ever their good for
tune to SIT down to. Mr.. and Mrs.
TIsdale are both old settlers of this
'ounty having located here fifteen
years ago. They are both wei.
<nown and are among our most high
" respected citizens. How man,
-ouple i'll this county can look back
'ver married life of twenty wears.
md twenty years OF unalcyd bills.
md happiness, we venture to sa,
here is not many. TWENTY years
'go last Wednesday the golden cor.
vas tied, which made two soul,
nappy and two hearts beat as one.
nd to this day not thought has ev
n assed through their minds t,
make either regret for moment th,
.tep taken. God has blessed tl,ei,
Inion with three bright and charm
ng daughters of which they are instl, |
proud.
Quite number of their friend |
,ent them some handsome present.
as token of friendship and the
nigh esteem in which they were hel..
as we'll as their best wishes for their |
future health and prosperity. Nav |
thew live long to enjey each Others
company IS the wish of the Times.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02
Prairie Township Bonds.

Rockville Globe 26th: The meet
to be held last Saturday at Rockville
with the bloated bondholdcrs of the
old Prairie township resulted in ac.
cemplishing nothing. The bond
holders could not be here on that day
but sent proposition of IS per cent.
on the dsllar which was not accept
ed. The committee then appointed
the township boards of Rockville.
Hudson, Pleasant Gan and Prairie
City townships rs the committees to
employ lawyers and settle the mat
ter.
The committees met at Prairie
City Yesterday afternoon, but could
do nothing III the way of getting the
matter in a tangible condition All
of the committees as we understand,
with the exception of enc man from
Prarie township were willing to en-
plsy a lawyer, Mr.. Smith, OF Seda-
liz. to assist in eftecung the compro.
mise. but he refused to sign a paper
or do anything about it thus leaving
the matter in an unintelliglble condi-
ton. Another meeting OF the csm-
mittee is called to meet in Rockville
next Saturday. We await further
development
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02

Managing dIrector-PhilS Spooncr,
| Jr.. Wisconsin.
superintendent and manager
lanes Mitchell, Maine.
Mr.. !. l.. Pace of this city, who
IT will be noticed IS one of the newly
! elected directors, was accompanied
to Butler on Monday by Mr.. Thos.
NJ. Nichol. of New York, also a di-
rector aud large stock-Eoider IN the
enterprise, MIR. Pace was shown.
the gentleman around the city with
some view we presume of fixing the
site for the depot. During Mr..
Nichoi's sojourn here the TINES
held brief interview with him re-
latiye to the commencement of WORK
on the line. He stated that, as sew
eral large capitalists from the cas-
had recently taken stock in the COM
Pany, it was necessary to make a
run over the country that they might
thereby become acquainted with it
general appearance and resources.
This, principally, was the occasio,
of the visit to Fit. Scott. Th,
money, he said, had been sub
scrlhed at the Ft. Scott meeting t,
build the road, and placed in tn,
hands of the directors for that pur
pose as soon as hitch in the con
tract at or near Lexington should BIZ
settled satisfactorially.
The outlook is certainly more
prom ing than it has ever been foi
the building o. the road, and the
TIMES congratulates the people OF
Butler and Bates county upon the
favorable indications.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02

The Mugby Junction tea-party is
the latest fashionable invention for
raising money tor religious uses.
1t is a Cincinnati invention, and
therefore to be taken with caution.
Each lady prepares luncheon for
two, as delicious as she can make it.
and concealS her card under the
basket lad. The baskets are all
grouped together at the place Of
meeting. and sold by auction to the
gentleman present. When gentle
man buys one, the lady whose card
IS found in it arranges the luncheon
on a little table, and as partners for
the evening they sit down to mer-
ry tete-a. tete over the vlands. On
its face this looks tair enough, and
decidedly less Objectionable than
church. fair lemonade, ice-cream an ]
oyster soup, not to mention kisses
and hugs At high price from misses
and at n double price from mere ex-
pert matrons. But somehow all pi-
Gus devices tor toraging upon the
heather are liable to abuse, and one
suspects deep laid design in the
prctence OF hiding each iadv's card
in here basket and grouping them
all together. 1t is SO easy for lady
to inform gentleman how he may
tell her basker by flower, wreath.
or bit OF ribbon or an exposed nap
kim fringe, and then one Or mere
ready to bid against him. One
shudders, also, to think Of the heart
burnings and complications that
mlsht arise from a favored gentle
man getting mandatory pointers
from two or three centldins ladies
at one and the same auction. The
resulting possibilities of discord and
Of bosom friendship turned to bitter
feuds, are fearful to contemplate
Unless further safeguards are adopt
Cd to eliminate these perils from the
Mughy Junction tea-party, its intro
ductioa into st. Louis must be
watched with anxiety and alarm, lex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02
Grand Army Of the Potomac.

The Grand Army OF the Potomac
will hold its annual Reunion at
Washington. d. G., May 10Th and
18th and the Ohis & Mississippi
Railway will sell excursion tickets
to Washington and return to all who
wish to visit the National Capitol
at that time, from St. Louis and
points on the line at reduced rates.
Lines west of St. LOUIS will also
make Excursion rates by way st O.
Il Nj. Tickets will be sold on MAY
4th aad 18th. good for return unit
the 10Th.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02
rrsd DEN

Will give ysa = neat shave, shampoo,
haircut, hair dye in the latest and NEST
approved style. He keeps none but sx-
perieneed BARRIERS. Rooms uext 10 DaE's
iewelry stere, north side square. #.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02

See CASSIDY s. Pitkin's Job and remit
nent counters before buying. Remember
the place opera House Store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02

Vests IS cts. IS cts. and so cents, 6
Cassidy & Pitkin's Oper.. House Store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02
FOR SPRrUG HARNESS.
call On A. r. WYARD. He Will do
yo1 justice every tine. Wu

We offer greater inducements than any
place in town to buy goods Gall and
zee what ue hsxe Burns l. Co.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02

III. n. Nichols keeFs full line oi
Roots Z Shoes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02

lothing cheaper than ever ssld before
a, Cassidy & Pitkins Open Hsuse Store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02

Cassiday = Pitkin Opera Hoase store
is selling at cost. and iess to close busi-
mes in Butler.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02

Remember the sale for silk dress,
cashmere dress ano bolt OF Lonsdale mus
lin closes Monday, May 9TH.
Burns Z Co.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-05-02

You can huv your Boots x Shoes Just a.
cheap at H. II. Nickois a any other
lace u ;ft.ii,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-21
P r 0 T { S T A M O S

Fuerte y doloroso nos es; pc
70, debiendo cumpllr nuestro
deber por encima de toda otra
consideration, Y atentos solo a
que el respeto a las autoridades,
que son . tueron en- esta provin-
cia, no resulte ilusorio, proteSta-
mos solemnemente contra las traseS
vertldas por un colega en- carta
que publica de una visible perso-
na de esta ciudad, hacienda inca
llticables, cuanto extemporaneas e
lnexactas apreciaciones contra la
conducta de un respetabilisimo
Gobernador, en- determinado asun-
to.
Con tai motive, no queremos
citar los articulos del Codigo refe-
rentes al case, pueS este deber a las
lusticias incumbe mas directamen-
te. Solo, 81, queremos protestar,
como 10 hacemos, contra aquellaS,
para que dc este modo no queden
ndefensos los sacrosantos fueros
de la raz6n Y de la verdad.
Muy de veras 10 sentimos; mas
el deber es antes que TODD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-21
FALSO SUPUESTO.

La prensa de esta Capita Sc
ha vcnido ocupando en- estos dias
de una demanda interpuesta ante
el Tribunal ContencioSo- Adminis-
trativo contra I'M reciente acucrdo
de la Diputaci6n provincial.
No nos proponemoI te:tiar en-
la poltmica, nj mucho mc1o, re
solver la question, aunque aIgn
puditramos escribir con rc,pecto
al fondo de ella; pero 81 qucre-
mos rectiticar algunoS errure, en
que han incurrido nueStros cole
gas, Il fin de que no Sc extravie
la opinion plibllca acerca del par
tlcular.
Sc ha dicho que el deman!ante
alega, al etecto, el contrato d.
Comodato, Y que ejecuta Ia accidn
de este nombre. Esto Sc Hama
discurrir por taIso Supuesto, Y dc
aqui mace el que hayan perdido
aquellos laStimosamente ell item
po.
Segln noticias, que tenemo>
por fidedignas, nj una nj otra CO.
sa son eXactas.
FL Comodato Sc ha invocado
tan solo por cierta analogia y ma
da mas. En- tai virtud, tampoco
es esa la acci6n que Sc ejerclta.
Por otra parte. el Comodafo e.
acci6n civil, Y Gqulen ha vlsto
ejercitar acciones civiles ante e
Tribunal contencioso?
Mas todavia; aun Gu ndo rea
V etettivamente la damanda st
basase en- el contrato de Como-
dat0, el comodatario jamas hubie-
Sc tratado de utilizlr accioneS qug
solo incumben al comodante; an
ties bien hubiera ejercitado la con
traria.
por ESQ dijimos que nuestro~
colegas habian di>cutido bajo un
faiSo Supuesto. Acaso lutheran
estado mas en- 10 tirme, 81 nos hu
biesen hablado de contratos in
n0minados bilateraieS Il onero>os.
tai como ell do ut deS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-21

sancia a que Sc encuentran del
lue Sc pretende sea la cabeza del
Partido Judicial, y 81 este Sc veri-
ica, bien puede esperarse que
tquellos vecinos Sc veran en- la
5riste necesidad de abandonar el
ajercicio de sus d re chos civiles V
,oliticos, 4 la man era que los de
"a Cidra los tienen hoy POGO me-
nos que abendorados, por la gran:
lie distancia que los separa de
Guayama.
Esperamos Que las razones
apuntadas habran de inhuir eicaz-
mente en- ell amino de nuestra>
autoridades superiores, Y que es-
las, en- vista de elias, inspira-
ran In resolution acerca del par
ticular EN- 10 equitativo y en- lc
mas conveniente para todos los
puebloS. Entendemos nosotro>
que en- este de demarcaciones de
terminos, VA sean ludiciales, VA
munhlpales, va provlncialeS, las
exigencias de la naturaleza son el
todo para la resolution, V a~i Sc
ha Observable siempre, en- etecto.
CnimoS, pueS, nue. stra yoz a Ia
DE los expresados vecinos de la
Cidra, en- demanda de 10 que ello~
desean, V In unimos tambitn a il
del FL ,fgente que Sc ha EXPIRE 'adc
IN el mismo sentido sobre Ia
materia,
No daremos fin Il cstaS breye>
hneaS sin elevar Il In conSidera'
zion de este Gobierno General lC
urgente quc c> el compliments
dc Ia Ley relatiya IL la installation
del Juzgado en- Caguas, pues
aparte de la observancia pront.
luc merecen las di,poSicione> so
beranas, su incumplimiento en- Ii
presente impllca perjuicios al IN
terts phbllco y al particular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-21
CONTE TEN OS.

| AunQue NeldIluO Ia lHtcuCioH,
prop6nese cierto peri6dico de esta
Capital, al one motives poderosos
tenemos hoy para lamar noble
aduersario, desvirtuar 10 por no.
sotros escrito en- el asunto de la
Quota electoral para las Antillas,
question que Sc agita actualmente
en- las Cortes de la Naci6n.
ST bien abundan en- la replica
muy buenas formas de seria Y
cortes augmentation, que quisle-
ramos yer imitadas en- todas las
ocasiones y en- cada uno de los
colegas de la isla, no por ESQ he
mos de dejar de rebatir los de-
biles razonamientos con que pre-
tende cohonestar la rebaja de la
quota que ahora sirve de tipo pa
ra ell censo.
Sin jactancia; demasiado saba
mos que no era tarea tacil contes-
tar q nuestros argumentos sobre Ell
particular, Y por ESQ, sin duda, es
que nuestro contrincante sc va,
como quien dice, por las ramas,
no atreviendose d penetrar en-
ell fondo de la question.
Mas, como cada uno de aquellos
continua en- SUI vigor, sin que ha
van tenido que retroceder nj una
sola linea en- ell campo de la sana
l6gica, por via de contestacl6n a
los discursos del colega, nos limi-
taremos a hacerle unas cuantas
preguntas.
iEs, 8 no, cierto que la mayor
suma de rlqueza en- todos los ra-
mos esta representada, sin que ne
guemos alguna exception, en- ca
da pueblo por personals pertene
cientes al partido incondieional?
iEs, 8 no, cierto que actualmen-
te ambos partidos estan digna
mente representados, easi por
igual, en- las corporaciones popu-
lares de caracter elective?
iEs, 8 no, cierto que ell hecho de
rebajar aqui la quota hasta el IL
mite de 10 que Sc paga en- la Pc
ninsula, equivaldria a establecer
el sufragio universal, dada la gran
subdivision que hay del territorio
= el considerable ndmero de pc
quenos propietarios { industria-
les?
lEs, 8 no, cierto que por este
camino podria pasar la Admins
TRACTION pdblica a manos de los
hombres de posici6n mediana Y
humilde, de los que, en- una pala
bra, NADIA tienen que perder, con
perjuicio Y exclusion de los que
forman la parte mas acomodada,
mas sana y mas sensata del pais2
rs, 8 no, cierto que este fuera
rebasar la Inca de prudente con-
ducta que sigue La politica del ac-
tual Gobierno, y romper la valla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-21
JUSTA PRETENSlON.

Con mas de 90 frmas de otro>
tantos propietarios Y re>idente>
del pueblo de la Cidra. la llega
do Il este Gobierno General una
instancia Ell que, con motive de
la reinstalaci6n del Juzgado dc
Caguas, Sc pide la aggregation a
81 del indicado pueblo, que hoy
pertenece al distrito de Guaya
ma.
Las razones en- que fundan
aqueilos su pretensi6n no pueden
ser mas fuertes Y poderosas, toda
vez que debemos suponer en- las
aut ridades superiores el mejor
deseo por remover los obstaculo,
que Sc opongan d Ia mas pronta
v ehcaz administration de justi-
cia.
De un lado esta la distancia
que media entire este pueblo Y ell dc
Caguas, menor, mucho menor que
la que hav entire el mismo V Qua
wanna. Del otro sc encuentran la,
pGsimas Was de communication que
,eparan d la Cidra de Guavama,
mientras que de dicho pueblo a
Caguas es muy facil, c6modo Y
breve el acceso, V es ademas dig
no de tenerse en- cuenta ell hecho
de que en- direction de Guayama
&c halla el caudaloso rio de Ia
Pldta, cuyo paso Sc pone con
frecuencia inyadeable, hacienda
Sc impossible toda clase de comu-
nicaci6n, y originandose de clio
periudiciales remoras al despacho
de los asuntos urgentes; razones
sin duda por las que va en- otro
tempo ell mencionado pueblo de
Ia Cidra estuvo adscrito al Juzga
do que habia en- Caguas, sin que
yeamcs la raZ0n de que, eStable-
ciendose en- este punto de nueyo
el Juzgado, continue aquel perte-
neciendo d Guayama, mediando
las mismas Q mas poderosas razo-
mes para 10 contrarlo.
Pero no son solamente los per-
juicios que Sc irIogan al pueblo
de la Cidra con la proyectada de
marcaci6n judicial los que hay
que tomar en- consideration, sino
que tambien los pueblos de Barros
y Barranquitas, que segdn el nue.
vo proyecto deben ser agregado>
d Caguas, en- lugar de la Cidra y
Cayey, sc ven gravemente con
trariados per aqaella en- sus inte
reses. Basta con obseryar pol
un momento la carta geografica
de la Isla para convencerse de
que no es possible desde Caguas
administrar pronta justicia a di-
chos pueblos, por la eIorme dis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-21

FOR Ia GRACfA DE pios DE LA SANTA sEpF
APosrollcA, oBlsPo DE puERTo-RIco, CABA-
LLEgo GRAN CRUZ DE La REAL oEDgS III
ISABEL la cAToLICA, e., e.
4 Nuestro Venerable Dedn y Cabildo
Vro10s /orsiaeosy Gurus pdrroeos,
Coaljatores, Sacerdotes, Reli9io-
sas ea ctusura q feIes de esta
M strt D,6cas'S, sa{Ha y paz
2n Nusstr0 .Se1i0r JesNrrist0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-21

que no Sc somete Unconditional
mente al mandate de aquellas
eternas leyes, ese pueblo, como el
babilonio, en- ell epilogo de su Vi
da, en- los excesos de su abando-
no, de sus vicios Y de SUI molicle.
Gamma desatentado y ciego a su
perdici6n v clama a voces por un
Giro que lie aplaste y derrlbe
sus monumentos bajo ell casco de
sus caballos y lie barra de la SUI
perfcie del orbe como d un mon
ton de escombros; ese parndo,
como ell que en- este pals Sc llan6.
reformista, luego radical, despues
federal, mas tarde liberal asimi-
lista, v en- conclusion autonomis-
ia, para echar a la postre cal viva
azufre sobre todas sus practicas
V sobre todos sus movies Y as
piraciones; ese partido, empu-
jado por sus propios errores, des-
penado por sus inconsecuencIas,
destrozado POI sus discordlas Y
su falta de unidad, Sc derrumba
para siempre en- la anulaci6n y
en- ell desprestigio para no incor-
porarse .jamas sobre ell polvo y
| loc r,,ipac
Indtil que espere la resu-
rrecci6n prometida. Para el
no sonara la trompeta que pueda
alzarle sobre sus restos para optar
al supreme galard6n, 8 soportar ell
castigo de la eterna sentencia ad-
versa.
Indtil que acaricie la Illusion del
renacimiento entire sus despo-
| los. va no existe ell Ave FeniX que
muere y renace de sus cenizas,
Ese partido cayo balo la feruia de
una ley inexorable que precipita-
ron, que anticiparon sus contra
dicciones Y sus excesos: la de la
descomposici6n que lie ha llevado
a la sirte de la muerte. FL nues-
tro, en- cambio, pujante, soberano,
subsiste v subsistiia como otra
columna Pompeyana que resiste d
los huracanes Y d los tiempos.
! Vedlo, 81 no, como ell armino
salir ileso { Immaculate de entire
los atolladeros Y los conf1ictos;
vedlo, 81 no, como a cada tormen-
ia pasa por encima de las olas
alteradas, segdn hizo Aquel que
anduvo sobre las aguas Y desde
la ensangrentada Gina del Caiva-
rio seli6 con su muerte el tesla
mento de union y fraternidad, de
amor al hombre y de amor d
la patria legado a la redimlda
prole de Adam.
Por mas que todos sus enc
migos confabulados Sc han con
iurado una v mil veces contra el
lueriendole herir de muerte, que
riendole hundir en- el estrago, el,
ell Partido de los Espanoles sin
condolences, Sc ha sobrepuesto a
| los neliproS. rano Ia demanda V Sc
yergue con el trofeo de la vic
toria en- las manos.
SSabeis gracias a que?
Lo vais a yer al abriros noso-
tros ell libro de su historic.
Pero os 10 anticipamcs:
iGracias a su UNION V su
PATRIoTIsMo!