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Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22
Ex-MAYOR OUTFITS, DEATH.
A Prominent and Highly Esteemed
Merfden Citizen.

a HEO"Inent ana H6toeme0
Meriden Citizen.
MERIDEN, May 20.-George r. Curtis,
treasurer of the Meriden Britannia COM
pany, died suddenly at his hcme in this
city this morning, aged aixty-seven years.
Mr.. Curtis had been in feeble health for
several months and returned only q week
ago from a trip south. He was a native of
Meriden.
When young man he was clerk in q
dry goods store in Middletown and later
teacher in one of the Meriden district
schools and still later a bank teller. He
then became clerk in the Meriden National
bank. When the late Horace .. Wilcox
and Isaac G. Lewis, the latter now presi-
dent of the Meriden Britannia company,
started the Meriden Britannia company,
Mr.. Curtis was made head bookkeeper and
afterward treasurer, which position he held
until death.
Mr.. Curtis held many offices of honor
and trust
He was an ex-mayor of the city, a member of
the court of common council and until recently
trustee and treasurer Of the Cheshire military
academy. He was one Of the executors on the
estate Of Lemuel j. Curtis, who bequeathed $780, :
0OO to found the Curtis Home for Old Ladies. He
was president of the Meriden Silver Plate COM
pany, an ex-member of the executive committee
Of the 4eriden; Waterbury and Connecticut River
railroad, president of the Meriden Gas Light
company and Meriden Electric Light company,
and the Meriden Horse Railroad company, and
in all positions showed the rare business
Among the many concerns of which he
was influential director in addition to those of
which he was the head, are the Home National
bank, Manning Bowman company, Wilcox
Silver Plate company, Chapman Manufacturing
company and Meriden Fire Insurance company,
William Rogers Manufacturing company and
Rogers Cutlery company Of Hartford. He was
also a trustee Of the Meriden Savings bank.
All Saints church will cherish the memory of
the Curtis family, for aside from Mr.. Curtis
benefactions to II, of which he was a leading
that purpose by his sister, the late Mrs. Hallam,
that made it possible to build the churchs beau
tiful ediace on the west side.
MIR. Curtis was thoroughly devoted to his
family, his home life being IDEAL He was mar
ried about forty years ago to Miss Augusta Nun
vive him, son, George M. Curtis and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Allan B. Squire. His other near rela-
tives are sister, Mrs. Je anette Clark who lives
on Catlin street; Robert 81. Curtis secretary and
treasurer of the Meriden Silver Plate and Rev.
James w. Clark of Washington, D. c., nephews,
NIECE A brother, Asahel Curtis and his other
sister, Mrs. Hallam, died a few years ago Death
under any circumstances, is sad, but the tearing
asunder of such sweet ties as bound Mr.. Curtis to
his home makes the burden particularly hard to
bear. Mr.. Curtis belonged to no societies, pre-
his business to his family and to ths best read
ing.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22

increase or balances OF 1893 $29, 1854 81
The report of the legislative committee
in Boston that the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad has not violated its
charter in consolidating with the Old
Colony railroad has stimulated little de-
mand for the stock.
The details of the issue Of the new stock
of the Southern New England Telephone
may be expected to be announced the latter
part of this week.
Bell Telephone rights expired on Sstur-
day. They have sold during the past few
days from $11 to $l2.
Boston Electric Light ''rights" are quot
I'd 50 to So asked. The company's repre-
sentative in Boston adjusts the fractions
only on basis of So for each fifth of new
share.
The Adams Express company pays the
usual quarterly dividend of 3 per cent.
June 1. On the same date the Chicago
and Alton railroad will pay per cent. !;
the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad II
per cent.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22
POLITICAL

The chairmen of the republican ward commit
tees of the several wards in New Haven are mo-
titled to call meetings Of the republican electors
in the several wards, on or before May a. 1898,
for the purpose Of electing ward committees.
JAMES BISHOP
Chairman Republican Town Committee
New Haven, May 10, 1893,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22
WALLINGFORD.

A Columbus Festival to be Given by
the Truthful Ten at st. PauPs
Parish House-Booths and Decora.
lions for the Fair Placed in Position
at the Armory-Beach House Leased
as the Temperance Headquarters.
The Truthful Ten will give Columbus
festival Thursday evening, May rs, at st.
Paul's parish house. The pr ,ceeds will be
devoted to the Temperance society musical
entertainment throughout the evening.
Admission, 10 cents.
The steamboat car will be attached to
the 1908 train and run to the steamboat
dock, beginning this evening.
The Brotherhoods defeated Meriden
nine at baseball by eeore of 13 to 3, on
the Association grounds Saturday after
noon.
The booths and decorations for the q.
A. R fair in the armory were put in posi-
| ton Saturday.
Druggist G. A. Smith has awakened to
the fact that summer Is almost upon ne,
and has finally got his soda fountain in
operation.
There were many fishermen out on the lake
Saturday afternoon and several fine catches
were reported. George j. hampton and DR.. o.
E. Powers brought in twelve handsome pickerel.
Mrs Samuel Scranton has been granted PEN
sion
Mrs. William Myers of Washington street is
Mr. and Mrs. julius c. Hall of North Main
Higgins Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Higgins is a brother
in the estimation OF the people of Brooklyn,
where he has recently been appointed BY Mayor
The New York Tribune in commenting
on the appointment, says: One Of the important
in june, VIII be the appointment Of one-third Of
the board of education; that is, OF fifteen mem
bers. He made an appointment last week which
the people will be glad to accept indication
of the character Of the appointments to be made
a few weeks hence Algernon S. Higgins, who
late John Flynn, has undoubted qualifications
for the Office, on account of his knowledge OF the
i've years as principal Of two OF them For the
last seven or eight years he has been in business
In ss a %s he
will be entitled to hearty commendation.
lapessa, Ga, at present, but will probably en-
bark in the insurance and real estate business in
this place.
R. Wallace & Sons have $50 employees, of which
j. M. Cannon spent Sunday at Short Beach.
Rev. J. E. Wildman and nephew arrived in
Bolongue, France on Friday, and are now stop
Miss Mabel Baney Of Washington street cele-
entertained a large number of her young friends.
The Beach house has been leased for five
months for the temperance headquarters. The
rent is $75 per month. R. L. Spencer, Who owns
the property, has given one months rent free.
The rooms will be fitted up in manner that will
to spend the afternoon evening, and will no
doubt prove q popular resort.
E. b. Camp intends to soon close out his insur-
ance business.
Charles Hutwell and Miss Helena Bartelswere
married Saturday evening by Rev. G. II. Dickin-
son, and departed on the 1902 train for their
homo in Jersey City.
Miss Mamie Koran Of New Haven is the guest
of Miss Mamie Hayden.
Charles Robinson Of Springfield was the guest
Saturday evening of Night Operator Hartigan Of
the Western Union Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22

Stolen bases-Beall, Case, O. Stephenson,
speer, Bliss, Payne, King First base on balls
Of Carter, Otto; off Drake, Beall, Bliss Case.
Kedzie. Struck out-By Carter, Woodcock, a.
Mckenzie, Payne, Cs) King, Guild, C2) Gunster,
C3O Otto, ca Drake, 90 by Drake, Rustin,
Arbuthnot, Carter. Attendance, 5000 Um-.
pires--Mr. Mullen of Boston and Mr.. Curry of
New York CITY.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22

"Deay Sister,
They charge you with be-
ing restless, irritable, excitable,
and exacting.
They don't know the hor-
ror that Expresses you.
Every hour pains run ram.
pant through your body. You
suffer secretly as long as you
can, then go all to pieces and
don't care what happens.
"The iron grip of female
disease is upon you.
Dear sister, Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Combo1ud
has cured thousands like you.
"It has cured me, and I want
to tell everybody.
1t kills the pain. No more
backache, no more bearing.
down.. no more restless DAYS
and sleepless nights. Oil what
a blessing! take -
it and be WE'LL
it's a sin to hes AK
itate." Mrs. p. WV
q. Quiett, North XIX
Hamlau, w. J. sasSMIIKMs
All druggists sell 1t. Ylkx<<ESE
Address in confidence, XA4Ily.<
LYDIA E. PINKHAN MED. ~AS ~
Co., LYNN, Mass. ~/< RA<
LIVER Pills 80 cents ~E
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22
Student DwIsht,s Disgrace.

James Snyder Dwight of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, member of the senior class at
Yale, was arrested Saturday night by Ser
geant Cowles, charged with the theft of
diamonds, clothing and other articles of
value from Stuart Mcknight and other
students Dwight's father Is minister
and professor of Greek in Vassar college,
Dwight remained in the lookup for several
hours, but was subsequently released under
bonds of $500 furnished by DR.. J. G. Fos-
ter Attorney Harry S. Aeher has been
secured to defend him.
Dwight's friends say that he is q oon-
frmed kleptomaniao, and this explanation
of his conduct is borne out by the fact that
he was well supplied with money from
home and had not disposed Of any of the
stuff he had stolen, and some of 1t was
property in the nature of secret society
pins that were valuable only to the owners
and not to him.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22

HUCHI FINaHcI8I NOteBs
The New Haven clearing house reports
the clesrings for the third week in May as
showing an increase from the correspond
ing week of last year of 1922, 1858 By
days the clearings and balances have been:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22
Notice.

The republican voters OF the Thirteenth ward
are requested to meet at Masonic hall westville
on Friday evening. May &C. at 8 O'Clock, to elect
ward committee for the ensuing year.
Per order, Committee.
D. G. ,MoNsoN, Chairman,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22

Republican Ward Primaries.
Sixth ward republicans will meet at No.6O Court
street Wednesday evening, May "a, at O'Clock
to nominate ward committees.
l. M. ULLMAN, Chairman,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22
PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL DAY

Admiral Foote POSTS Arrangements
for the Observance of the Day.
At the meeting of Admiral Foote post
Saturday evening preparations were made
for the observance of Memorial day, week
from tomorrow. The decoration of the
soldiers graves in the Grove street ceme-
terry will be performed by detail of veter-
ans in charge of Senior Vice Commander
81. s. Peck, who will be assisted by Junior
Vice Commander T. r. Hull. In Fair Hs-
ven the decoration of graves will be Under
the direction of Past Commander William
E. Morgan, and in Westville Past Com
mander D. G. Munson will take charge.
The decorating of the graves will be
completed at noon and at 1:30 the veterans
of Admiral Foote post will assemble at
Warner hall and march to Evergreen ceme-
terry through the following streets: Chapel
to Church, to Music hall, where flowers
will be received, thence up Church. to
Chapel, to Howe, to Sylvan avenue, to the
cemetery, where appropriate exercises will
In the evening, at O'Clock, public exer-
cises will be held in the Hyperion, when
the Columbian memorial service prepared
by John Mccarthy will be delivered.
The post accepted an invitation to at
tend divine service at the Westville Metho-
dist church on Sunday morning next and
listen to the sermon by Rev. Dr. McNichol,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheu
mats /" end neuralgia Epttrsly vegetable. SAFE
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22

Government Bonds.
Following are the quotations for United States
bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-22

Express Trains. focal Express.
G. T. HRMPSTSAD, Gen Passenger
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09
LA ESTADISTICA OFFICIAL


A la atenci6n, que agradecemos, del
senor don Antonio de Olozaga, Admi
nistrador Central de Contribuciones y
Rentas de esta isla, debemos dp elem-
plar de la Established general del CO.
mercio exterior de Puerto Rico en- el
afo natural de 1891, trabajo minucioso
en- al que abundan datos preciosos que
nos prometemos utilizar en- mas de una
ocasion.
Hemos de lamentar, empero, la tar
danza en- su publication, pues con algu-
ma mas voluntad = organizando meJor
la ohcina que de ese ramo SO ocupa, po-
driamos conocer va Ia establishes del
pasado ano 1892 que nos seryirfa de
punto de comparacion para estudiar
ciertas cuesticnes que afectan directa-
mente los intereses nateriales del
pals. como ell tratado con los Estados
Unidos, Ell cabotaje con la Peninsula,
los presupuestos, etcetera.
Serfa tambi6n do desear que en- la
confecci6n de ese importante documen
to Sc adoptase un sistema mas practico
racional que ell establecido en- cuanto
Ia valoraci6n de los productos que SO
III (0A ucth "a POA tosAA5 p0aCo - Us O<NeA0A-
tranleros, que no estan en- ell secretO,
debieran juzgar por esa estadistica ell
estado fnanciero de Puerto Rico 10
creerfan mas cercano al desquiciamien-
to la bancarrota. En- efecto que
opinion puede formarse de un pals esen-
cialmente agrfcola, que seg1n su esta-
dfstica Official export6 solo por valor de
s 1885. .998.63 contra $l6.864. 1914
de importaciones, Y que present6 un de-
felt de cerca de siete millones de pesos
en- IN solo aTio.
Esos datos, que no titubeamos ep ca
lifcar do inexactos, son Ia mejor prueba
de que Ell trabaio que examinamos no
responde uno de sus fines principales
y que, por el contrario, da margen
que la opinion Sc extravfe en- materia
tan interesante como el credito del pals
en- ell exterior,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

rrible verdad, pre6riendo Ell riesgo de arruinar-
sc hacer lorar Micaela
Esta por su parte ocultaba 4 la madre sns
tristezas conociendo demasiado Ia terrible
energ1a del anna para desear que Sergio tuviera
que entenderse con ella, y comprendiendo que
entire las poderosas manos de su madre queda-
ria su marido hecho trizas
Con Is increibe persistenciss de los corazones
amantes esperaba 81 arrepentimiento de Ser
gio, no guerra cerrarle el canine con un es-
candalc-
Este terrible equiyoco mantenia mudas
inactivas aquellas dos muieres, cuyas volun-
tades unidas hnbieran podido impedir al mo-
mento inminentes desdichas.
En efecto, iaA ambiciosas miras de Herzog
empezaban impacientar Ia alta banca.
Este inventor de negocios, sobresalendo de
la multitud se atrevi6 4 poner el pie en- Iaa
cineo 8 seis semidioses one Geciden sin apela.
ci6n del vai0r de los fondce publicos.
Los atrevimient0s del audax advenedixo dis
gustnron estOs temlbles potentad0s, deci-
dieson en- seereto la peIdida del hacendista
Con incornprensible tcrpeza no aniso Hesxow
dar parte 1 las grandes casas de banca de Paris
IN 81 nuevo negocio, Y como los banqueros mks
ricos 4 d encontraban an Fl prOyecho aiguno 10
copdennrDn d antenano.
.Al despertar una manana los parisienses,
yieron las paredes de IN gran ciudad cnbierfas
por inmeusos anuneios De Ii emission de fitulos
IL Ia Sociedad denOmiLada Cfsdsto Ersircrsak
Una lisfa de nombres c0nocidos forrnaban el
Cor s9o De administration , entire ellos brilla-
ba 4 del Principe.
LIS hstbia grandes cruces de IA Legion de
Honor, Antiques cousejeros de Estado, Prefac@
eos ratirados { Ii vida privada, una collection
~ An, de personalidadea de grande sfacto. daS-
tinada lcsionar III pdblico, perp teniendo Ga
da una aago daIada "a reputation, de mode que
c0n bnektoS o50S podia verse IA mmncha pnr
lebajo ael hRraiz 0hcial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

Immense ruido hizo en 81 mundo de los ne
gocios que el principe Famine, yerno de la casa
Desvarennes. fgurase en- 81 Consejo de adni-
nistraci6n del CreditO UssiUersaI.
Acaso era bueno el negocio
Consultaron la sonora Desvatenness quien
se encoutr0 en- el gran compromise de deaau-
torizar su ysrno elogiar el negocio
No titube6, sin embargo.
Ante todo era honrada y leal. DECLARE que
u negocio le parecfa msdiano, esforzaudose
porque. sus conocidos no tomaran parte On Ia
Hnscrieion.
alta banca Ia desconfanza de los capifalistas.
Solo pndo reunir Herzog algunos nillones
tsn snacricionea peqnenas.
Los porteros J los cocineToa le llevaron sus
1holros; pero por mas cue mnltipicaba los
anuncios i los reclamos en- los pari6dieos fsnan~
nieros, Ia consigna lanzada paraliz6 II impulse
lie Ia especnlaei6n.
Empezaron adenias eirculsr rusnores per-
iudiciales para ella
Explotando habilmente 81 orfgen alennsn de
Herzog, murnuraban en- voz baia los banoua-
roa que Il obJeto del Lredito LffrersnE era ex-
clusivan1ente polirieo; frAtabasa de- crear su-
cursalos Ell todas las parties del mundo rara
favorecer Ia extension de Ia indnsfria aIerrana:
u i, en- un inonaento iadp, el Cfobiarno alenaan
recesitaba para prDmover una guerra cnnxrafar
I'm emprsstito, el Cedffo Lnirersal Ie feilitarfs
los fondos neceeariOs Il anabicidn de Ii gran
potenria nnilitar.
No era Herzoe hombre capax de deiarse
veneer sin resistir; hizos por consiguiante, los
may pres esfnerxon para salvav II negocio, unssn-
Cand0 vsnder Ed In BoIsa considerable canfi-
& ID dc t{tulos no snserifos haciendoloh cor
prar por persona de- eon6anza para crear
alradedor del CrdRito Universal una agikaci6n
6cticia.
In pocos dias subisron lac accionss hasta
ponerse sobre Il par sostenidas por u desen
Eranado nNi0tn5n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09
sacrosantos diciendo Ia verdad clara
y energica.
Por encina de todos 81 pals.
Z por encima del pals Ia justicia.
DECRETo soBRE ALcALDEs


Artfculo 1nico. Ell ejercicio de las
facultades que el artfculo 49 dc la ley
municipal VICENTE en Puerto Rico con-
cede los gobe-nadores generates para
el nombramiento de alcaldes, Sc aiusta-
ra en- 10 successive las siguientes reglas:
Primera. Conforme ell articulo 40 de
la ley municipal VICENTE en- Puerto Ri
co, los alcaldes seran designados por ell
gobernador general. eligiendolos entire
los comprendidos en- las ternas que opor-
tunamente seran sometidas por las res
pectivas corporaciones Solo cuando
exista alguna causa que obligue con-
siderar inconveniente 8 peligrosc ell
nombramiento de alguno de los pro-
puestos, podra el Gobernador hacer Ia
designation fuera de La tsrna.
Segunda. En- el case que Sc ref1ere
ell parrafo segundo de la regla anterior,
el gobernador general debera nom brar q
uno de los conceiales, salvo la eventua-
lidad dc que entire 6stos ninguno reu-
niese, su iuicio, las necesarias condi-
clones para ell ejeroicio de la alcaldia an
cuyo case utilizara Ia facultad extrena
que el articulo 49 le atribuye de nom
Drar a cuaIqul0E persona eh luAeu Cou
curran aquellos requisites, consultando
previamente al ministerio de Ultramar,
v expresando al hacerlo las razones que
iustifquen su determination.
Tercera. Ell haber que hayan de dis
frutar las alcaldes fgurara en- el respec-
two presupuesto municipal. ordinario 8
extraordinario. ST al ser sometido el
presupuesto al gobernador general, con
arreglo al artfcuIo $50 de la ley. esta
autoridad reputare defciente Q excesiva
la cantidad asignada para aquella aten-
ci6n, podra variarla, cuidando siempre
de que el total de los gastos no exceda
al de los ingresos, " quedando safvo Ell
recurso que ell citado artfculo establece."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09

existencia De Panins lego pronto. oidos de IA
sonora Desvarennes, que, espantada, llam6
Cayrol, roQandole continuase interesado en- Ell
tredst0 Euopeo para vigilar cuanto fuera posi-
be Ia marcha del nuevo neRocio.
Con au sentido practico previ6 desastces ta-
lea, que le peso no imitara Sergio sus locuras
Al juego Al lbertinaje
Alhrmado Cayrol, RETRO su muiar estos
teu1ores. y pOr ella supo Panine las preocd dpa-
Clones de sus alegados.
Sonri6 81 Principe deadenosamente, tran
Qullix6 Ia 1oven Hsegruanaola que las apren-
stones De IA sefiora De@varennes y de Gayrol
eran efecto De "a timidez fnanciera: su suegra
NADIA entendfa de los grandes negocioa, Cay
rol era nn especulaaoF d. limitadon alcanees.
En- onmbio 81 saba d6nde iba, 81 resulksdo
de sus especQlaciones era fnatematicc, 20 ha-
b6ndose enganaao hasta entoncea On aing6n
calculo.
La gran sociedad del Cr6dito Upipersal, en-
qne entraba como administrator, le darfa Una
fnftnna tan considerable Que podrfa oampet:r
ron ~ ~eforr DeevArsnnes an riquexa. nc de-
peDdiaud en- adslente mas queale su cep-ichss.
Axpafaan Jnarh pox esta eiega eonhanxa,
eoRia entoncea en eur brhxoe. "a embriagnez
del arnnr le 1acla olgidario todo.
Rur an aceu - sublime ganaroHidas4 II ae-
ncra Desvarennes organize alrededor de 40
.hiia "a conspissei6n del silenclo, 1uerieneo gus
Micnes gnoraNe % que paaaba.
Con una sola Erase hnbiera podido Ia INK 4re
desener lea ocnvas ds Sergio, hacorlas III
menoa inofansiwas para "a hi3a para ella
BaAtaba referirle Micnala Ia traieidr de
Sergio y prDvocar un divorcio. e. esta sHertN
a casa Desyarennes ceaaba De ser seliaaris le
knnlnes 81 Principe perdia todo su credito.
Dvnantariaado por au Hnanra pnblcamente
shandonado ds Ella, III Principe serfa inaiti I
Herzog, s este Il despsdiria pronto de ar lasso.
No Quia0 IA n~fora Dasyarennas cnuas - = lsts
hi1a Rl d0lpt VI ~ varauenxa ae apmppae ii
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-09
ADJ UlN r A S

De este pueblo no tenemos noticias
de que sc hayan cosmctido ilegalidades
nj coacCiones en- II tnomcnto de Ia
election
Pero en- cambio hcmos secibido la
hoja suelta que CON cl tftulo Nobiesa
0bligay han pabIicaSio veinticuatro in
condicionales de loss mas caracterizados
~ conspicuos dc aquclla localidad, re
chazando las inposlciones autocratcas
del sefior Ubarri.
En- esa hoja, en- Que resplandcce la al
tivez ( independence del verdadero es.
panol, sc rcchaza con cntercza dig
nidad La tiranfa que se tiene. .sometidos
a nuestros adyersarsos, protestando de
que la constitution dst D1rfid0 Aaya sido
vs0lada az n,ia maHryu cfnica y atsca-
fiads1 poy los g,<e Usds ds5fcyaa resbetayla.
De ella copiamos los sigttientes para
fos que honran 4 los firnantes. que
puede servir de cnse5ianza.a los SunlisoS.
los que Green que para SET patriotas
y servir II patria en- esths regiones. es
necesafio esclavizar la coaciencia re-
nunciar 4 Ia condicion dt hombres IL
bres
Tie aqul como SC eSPTeS3 csc grupo
dc fne0ndicfonaies indcpendicntos y VI
rilcs
En- vista del rumbo POGO correeto
que iinprime nuestra colertividad poll
tica a todos sus actos plbHcos. nosobos.
incondicionales de toda Ia. vida, adictos
a nucstro partido por cbnyicciones y
Por deber, no nos aDartamos nunca de
81 credo poIitico; pero rechazamos J
rechazarcmos siemprc los procedimien
tos dictatoriales. .as imposiciones absur.
das, las medidas autocraticas, 81 yo
mandol depresivo Y drsp6tico que no
encaja en- nuestras IDEAS, avidas de evo.
lncionar en- sentido progressive, en- ar
mona con las corrientcs de los tiempos
u ei avance gradual & incesante de las
ideas modcrnas.
Por ESQ condenanlos esa tutcla oni
nosa y humiIlante, espsrando que las
estrecheccs que hoy constrihen afro
fan Ia independence Individual, seran
destruidas Por "a acci6n constantc y per