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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-19
RAILROADS.
RAILWAY TIME GARD

Nay ~, 1898 EXPLANATION Or REFERsSoE
MARKS: sDaily; tSunday excepted; tAon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only: saturday only. Eastern Standard Tine
which is one hour earlier than Genital Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 3a4 Per Cent. Governments
Duu-stOcks. 0uist-FlOur Dull-Wheat'
Lower.
NEW YORK, September 1s.-Money on
call easy at Sa4 per cent; last loan S1S per
cent. closed at 3I<a4. Prime mercantile
-.-.-.-l. -ltn -. 80 Starting eNchnnOP
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-19

BLANK DEEDS AND DEEDS
nd blank Leases a eEsIs1sa
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-11-20

UEN 4 MEhUH dNUIOL-
Fine Manila Cigars, Chinese and
Japanese Crock ryware, Mattings,
Vases of all kinds. Camphorwood
Trunks, Rattan Chairs, Fine
Assortment of Dress Silks, Best
Brands of Chinese ana japanese
Teas of Latest Importations.
Inspection of New Goods Re-
spectfnlly Solicited.
Mutual Tel. 266. P. o. Box 15S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

Merchants whose places Of business are on
that portion Of Pennsylvania avenue bounded
by the Capitol and the Treasury Department
and people whose homes are located between
the avenue and the river would do well to pro-
vide themselves with such craft as will soon be
Necessary to keep up communication with other
and less navigab!e portions Of the city. The
food which threatens will probably be much
worse than any Of its predecessors because the
obstruction which has heretofore been largely
responsible FOR the frequent and damaging over
flows j. much greater than II ever was With The
Assistance of Secretary Elkins the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has increased the height OF
the solid construction which Is beneath its
tracks on The causeway leading TO the Long
bridge. Just how many feet higher the water
viii be on Pennsylvania avenue because OF the
growth Of this dam cannot be safely predicted
.; this time. but it viii probably reach such
elevation viii give 10 cross streets hitherto
Disseminated against ample boating and per
haps skating facilities The outlook cannot be
especially pleasing TO those who have perish
able property below the fOOd-level but that is
. matter which does not coucern the railroad
company in the least. Now is the time to Sc
cure options on boats and 70 lay in a stock Of
rubber goods and life pTeservcrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

There are many commendable Anglicisms,
tut-the Anglomanic to the contrary notwith-
standirg-not sn OF the ideas which we import
from the British isles are correct. Follies in
clothing and idiotic mannerisms may be smiled
ut By the American people. but there should be
no welcome for that latest device which is
tnown as the ''missing-word competition" 1t
has all the insidiOusness of policy" and the
pool rooms, and promises results no less dis
astrous than those which these gigantic evils
directly responsible for. The game has
been extensively played in England and has
there received the unequivocal condemnation Of
ths courts Of law; it has been declared Illegal.
and those who persisted in its promotion we're
punished The mode Of operation IS extremely
simple but il is no more SO than are those who
invest. A sentence from which one word has
been omitted Is published and circulated. and
those who pay the entrance fee required by
the publishers are privileged TO guess at the
word which Is not visible. One person wins;
Ten thousand lose. The testimony of one of
the best known of British editors and writer's
Hugh Price Hughes-should be interesting.
He says: The promoters ct these missing
word competitions, for the purpose OF lining
their own pockets with gold. tempt ten hun
dreds Of thousands of boys and girls to acquire
the gamblers passion. Every one who reflects
fo- a moment must be perfectly aware Of the
effect upon the younger generation. Not day
passes in which the newspapers do not contain
records Of shattered homes. ruined characters,
broken hearts, and suicides a direct result Of
the gambling frenzy. No more ingenious or
fatal method of demOralizing TIE Young and
the unwary was ever devised by human greed
than that which calls itself the missing word
competitiOr ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

The benevolently inclined Of this city need
not withhold their hands because the suns
rays took 4 little OF the chill from the atmos-
phere today. Poverty, in its most distressing
forms. continues TO exist and viii need relief
until there are warmer days than this. The
good work must continue for some time.
Those who cannot dispense their own charity
may use TIE STAB as a medium and be conf
dent that every contribution viii be properly
and speedily applied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
It wa stated on the floor of the House in th

II WA stated on the floor of the House in the
argument upon the court of appeals bill that
the Senates proposition was 20 add three new
Judges 10 the present Supreme Court, while the
House bill proposed to create a court Of appeals.
TIE STAR accepted this statement as accurate.
and commented upon II last night. As a mat
ter Of fact there Ia no such difference between
the propositions Of the two Houses, and
this is the case. II the Senate were
on record in opposition to a court Of ap-
pesls and in favor Of an enlargement Of the
present Supreme Court the proposition Of the
House in the shape Of an independent bill to
create a court Of appeals could hardly be sue
eessful. at any rate during the present session
But both bodies have declared in favor of .
court Of appeals and against the enlargement
Of the present Supreme Court, and the differ
snces between the two houses are not upon this
delicate and dangerous point. The Senate
bill provides for not less than three terms OF
the court Of appeals in each year; the House
bill calls for a term Of court in every month.
The Senate bill increases the salary Of the CHIEF
justice OF the supreme court to IS, 500 the House
bill leaves his salary the same as that OF his as
SOCRATES $4,000. The Senate bill provided that
when BY death or otherwise the supreme court
should be reduced 10 five. it should remain at
that number: and that the justices Of both
courts should be deemed 10 be justices OF the
courts OF the United States within the meaning
Of the law providing for the retirement Of
such justices upon their attaining the age
of seventy years and having been in commits
sion ten years or upward These provisions are
omitted from the House bill The latter meas
ure has exclusive provisions to the effect that
hereafter one-half OF the salaries Of the
Justices Of the two courts shall be paid from
the revenues OF the District, and that the act
shall take effect the third day of April, 1898.
The purpose Of the last provision is Of course
TO assure the making Of the appellate court ap-
pointments By the next administration The
provision concerning the expenses Of the
courts, il adopted. would emphasize the local
aspect Of the courts. and perhaps strengthen
the claim Of the District 10 local appointments
in every case. There is nothing in any Of
these main differences between the two houses
which should endanger in the slightest the
speedy agreement upon a thoroughly salts
factory court Of appeals bill and its passage by
Congress. Washington urges immediate con-
sideration Of the measure one OF the great
est importance 10 the capitals welfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

Fiamnarien, who has had some success in
making astronomy a means Of popular diversion,
showed good deal Of boldness in his spectacular
manner of complying with the request of a wo-
man that her skin be used after her death to bind
one Of bis books in. There is a grotesque horror
about the thing that is painfully suggestive of
vulgar charlatanisra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
LAcrs Ar Hoxr .Toxonnow.

The Rrandest and ssysst aggregation of I'm
ported and Domestic Laces and Trimmings
ever brought to this city 10 now on display ct
CHfLDS McDERMIDs. Al the leaders In
Laces are at your disposition Irish Point.
Chantil1y. Guipure. Duchess, valenciennes.
Oriental and Fine silk Lsces Of every descrip-
ton
The grandest assortment Of properly priced
TORCHoN LACEs among the Hand
made. ~ to inches wide. Is to 65 cents yard
Embroideries And Edginss
Nainsooh Edsins IL TO Il inches wide.
cents to 65 cents yard
Nansooh Inserting to match, y TO ~ inches
wide. 8 to 30 cents yard.
Irish Point Embroidery. ito 7iuches wide.
30 TO go cents yard.
Cambria Edgins. y to Il inches vide. to
As cents yard.
Cambria Inserting. 1 to ~ inches wide.
TO 25 cents yard.
Saturday Glove Offers.
o-hook Fosters. in an shades. 81 every
where. Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cts
7-hook Fosters. SatSrday. 81 10
S-button Suede Mousquetaires, all shades.
oo'uTuot .So Gu
p. p" Gloves. 4-button. evening
shades Saturday oniv.................el.5O
Cashmere 6auntlets. the latest fad"
among fashionable dressers. all shades.
SATURDAY only. 80 CTS. Pr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

The far northwest il nov having a little fun
with the southeastern section of the United
States. While folks in this locality have been
shiverinz for twenty-four hours each DAY the
three weeks they have been engaged at their
spring plowing-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
New Tea Cows.

lot OF Superior Grade Crepe de Chine Tea Gowns
entirely new, Empire style. plain cream cardi-
nal cansey and heliotrope. lined througbout
-S16. So
surah SIX Tea Gowns. red. canary. lavender black
and light blue-Wstteau plated back. full sleeves
handsomely trimmed with lace, lined throughout
-4l5. Co.
French Cashmere Tea Gowns. new shades OF gray
pink and garnet. handsomely made wattesu back ana
boiero Jacket effect.
SIS. Co.
Third noor.. 11,h st. building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
IMPORTANT SALE
CLOAK DrpArMExr. SATURDAY.

The intensely cold weather for the past two weeks
has caused our large stock Of Cloaks Jackets Wraps
&c, to greatly diminish. This placed in position
to go into the market and make prices the
overloaded manufacturers We have done SO with the
following result
lot OF Navy Blue Twilled Cloth Jackets "a inches
long, tailor made. bound notched collars. lap seams
half silk lined Usually sold for So co.
So Co.,
lot Of Black Full-Iength Jackets strictly
tailor made and finished. Usually sold for
$l2. 90.
-$7.OO-
A lot Of Black Cheviot Long Capes handsomely
made and finished. perfect shape
$40. co.
A lot OF Sicilian Cloth Long Capes Handsomely
braided long plait in back Never before sold for less
than $24 co.
-S16. o.
A lot Of Atwood Mixed Cloth Novelty Jscksts
lined throughout with fancy striped silk, carved
pearl buttons.
-Sl5. o.
lot OF High-class Novelty Cspes and Wraps
hardly any two alike. All new and choice goods at
low prices
Niniro 11th st. building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
NV BOOKS.

3.
IAN ENGLISHMAN IN PARISn-Notes and recol-
lections--1ust out in this form.
"A work of extraordin airy interest In their pres
ent form these remarkable "reminiscences constitute
unique repository Of authentic anecdotes, entertain
ing percus Of characters and curious disclosures ~"
London Telegraph.
"A de ightful book about the Paris Of the imme-
diate past; Of the lveliest it has been
good fortune read 1t is all we'll informed gossip
about famous men. women and events from cover to
cover. "-London Daily Ne,rs
PRICE, 40c.-
"a CITY WITHOUT CHURCH'-Henry Drum
mond's latest address-iust out.
--30c-
"A LITTLE GAME WITH DEsTINY"-By Marie
st. Felix-new.
--40c -
THE "ALDINE" EDITION. uniformly bound in
CLOTH with elegant design in ink and gold-good
paper and clear print. 1000 volumes. including all
the popular authors.
Easement. 11th st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

The backbone o. winter mus, have been tax
Ing lessons from Mr.. Clevelands backbone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

II Columbus could have foreseen the Column
biAn coins, His discovery Of America would
have involved more heroism than it did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

An oyster famine Is the nett promised varia-
lion In the winters round Of discomfort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

he Panama canal scheme will probably figure
- the biggest bribery trust on record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

The weather bureau does not even conde-
scend 10 make q comforting prediction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

TIT cabinet prophets are resting. owing to
he ~orked-out condition Of prediction mate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
s. f III S $'S :.
< * ii 4 M eGG ssss
e. Erff 4 + 4 $S'SS e. !.
: "a LII IA Gee ZEE

F. 4 4 + +. {, s. T:
Observation-Disclosures
OUR JANUARY SALE Or Mus1rs
UNDERWEAR WnL END
SATURDAY NreHr.
u.S sca 9n Saa &C. s.p.: n nj. a.s.
y The sisssnt Ssrrns we arc c. sns sspssi
Qyal!tv ard dnisk gvarantssd Sale positively Ter
In addition g the above sale oaer for tomorrow
Saturday. our nrst
CLEANING SALE Or Hr.vr-WrraHr
UNpERwEAR-
Lor NUMBER l.
One 10, Q, slc, Ladies' Ribbed Vest. drawing 81.
LOT NuMBrn 2
One ,sr lot Of 5os yss;. French nssl peri but
LOT NUMBER g.
One LOT Of Ladies' &c. Drawers. broken sizes. 40
Lor NUMBER 4
One lot Of chiidrens Merino Vests and Pants
Sizes 10 to "a &c.
GREAT CLEARING SALE Or
s. s. s. E.. s. :: : 1, +. $: s;
LADIES'. Misses and Children.
IAN CoArs. BLACK CoArs. Blue
CoArs AND GR.r CoArs.
IN PLAIN AND EuH-TnrMMrp,
THAT WE'RE $3.50. Sc, 81. So
AND SO,
YoUR CHorcr AT
$3.50. $3.50. $3.50.
Ladies'. Misses and ChiIdT~n's
CoArs. CArEs. NrwM.RKErs.
Su1rs. IN TAss. BLACK, BLUE AND
Gray. PLAIN OR FvR-TRlMmED.
THAT WERE $40. S1l, S12, SI3,
$3.50 AND $l4.
YouR CHorcr AT
$50 So, $3.50 %. !: $3.50.
\ \ IL E.. H|I| FL
Ladies'. Misses and Children's Hats in black and
colors. that were soc. to Ell IS At
&c. &c. &c
Ladies', Misses and Chidren's sl Best Quality Felt
Flats. in TANS black. blue. gray. red
brown. all shape crowns. at
4Sc.
Trimmed Hats that were "a. IS. Sc. q and IS. at
$3.50.
Attend this clearing sale 1t win pay you.
Krse,s PALACE.
S12-Sl4 Urn STREET. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
REDUCED PRrcEs OK MISSES, JAG

REDUCED PRrcEs OK Misses JACK.
ETs. NEwMARKETs. GRErcHENs AND SUITS,
LOT NO. 1-All-wool. plain and mixed Cheviot
Gretehens. with long military capes. Sizes to IA
years.
Reduced from 81. so. % and SO to s5.-
LOT NO. 2-Broken lots and sizes of very stylish
Jackets and Nswnarkets. Handsomely trimmed With
velvet and fur Sizes. a. Ii. 3d. 2-I4 and 3-l6.
-Reduced from $40. 312 and &15 to %. Co.,
LOT NO 3-Navy Blue Anwoo Cheviot Jackets
lap pockets notched collars and large pearl buttons
Sizes H. IA and I6 years
Reduced from go to &c To-
LOT NO. 4-The balance Of our stock OF Canals
Hair and Flannel Dresses. neatly trimmed with braid
and silk. Sizes 4 to IA years
Reduced from o. rs and M 90 Ia as
OuR PRESSED GLASS SALE
Il attracting great deal Of attentionaad no wonder
Additional items for tomorrow:
Plain 0oblets. Just the thing for restaurant ana
everyday family use. Usually ooc.
Soc. dez.-
Tumblers. two styles. Usually 35c
-25c. dox-
Wine Glasses. fancy patterns, four ,tyles Usu.Ilv
40c.
Ismon Juice E1tractors. Usually loo.
Salt and Pepper shaters. Usually Sc.
Sd
Individual Salt Csllars. three styles. Usually DC
regular 20c. grade for
-15c. dos.-
Fancy Cologne Bottles.
Sc grade for 2oc.. 25c. grade for loc.
10Th dooE. 10th n. bpild{no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
The OvERcoars.

Most all Of the COATS have
Z a pes we were determined
they should he comfortable.
They will fit the same ages
as the Suits-4 TO ID years
Like tie Suits. too-they are wearers
in spite Of any abuse. Some are
plain-and those that are patterned
are neat and stylish.
In nut shell
It's sale for TOMORROW only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
IL BOYS, C1orHrse DEPARTMENT.

IL BOYS, C1orHrse DEPARTMENT.
THE 500 ovERCoAT SALE.
Purchasing clot ing ahead of actual need is economy
only when it is offered greatly below value Such is
the cas-. with this So 90 sale Of overcoats. We've
one big lot all sharing the same fate
Marked down TO s.. co.
At such price IT'S surely good investment to buy
one for next winter.
s5is cheap enough for poor coat but these are at
the other end of the quality line Their duplicates
brought 81 co. e. so. S. co. ss So 80 90. 90 20 and
$40 90. There sizes for all ages.
So 90 commands a choice
The natural remark one makes when shown the
way Mothers Friend" Shirt Waist Band works is.
why wasn't 1t thought of beforef" It's the simple
ty of the invention that makes it valuable The but
tons are strongly fastened to q removable webbing
band and all the strain boys twisting can give 1t
can't pull of the buttons.
White Muslin. 75c. and 81. CO.
--Percales. 75c. and 81 o.
ALL wool Flannels 81. So
tThird floor. st. bids)
$50 DozEs Null TIES.
Formerly sold at Is and 25c. We bought them to
sell for
Scailoped. hemstitched or embroidered ends.
(Center ISL MOO "a ANNEX
MILLINERY News
Crushed Roses three in bunch. with buds. &C.
all colors,
-22c.-
Large Jack" Roses.
-3c-
Beautiful Bunches Of Red Roses.
-G5c and 81 co.
Single Red Roses.
-25c,-
violets all shades,
Dc bgnch.-
Special lot OF Untrimmed Hats at
Cxu moor anneA.|
Down Qur1rs AT 1915.
REMARKABLE.
Alot Just in--thsy won't last long.
UpHoLsrERY News.
What we've been searching for. what you've been
waiting for has come in. goes on sale tomorrow.
fourteen ground colors with small figures and sprays
Of harmonixinR contrasting shades. Soc. yard.
WINDOW sHADES. 3 feet by feet. mounted on
spring rollers. all colorA 25c. 37<c and Soc each.
WINDOW SHADES made to order Of the best ma
tsrisls for the lowest possible prices.
Send Us your address and viii give you an esti-
mate free Of charge.
t%sh noor st. hldg.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
WiilIlliissmm III. MsKnnss..::
933 p Az. n. w.

THEY Go
Like
nothing
else will go.
SHEETZ,S CHOCOLATES.
Tomorrow will be CHOCOLATE
DAY and we'll have all kinds and
dsvors Of delicious Chocolates for
25 CENTS pound While you're
down shopping stop In.
SHHEkEEffz C S'Vyses,Snsr:: 1OTH & F STE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

The CHILDREN'5 SUITS and
OEERCOATS that are marked SO,
$3.50 and sI-s2. % buys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

M. G. WHHEEEEasNN'ss C99kkssEETT IN, We C or.
- - ing out odds
EIPoRiuM. BAsE1EST oorsst.. ef Tomo m
row morning We
1908 F ST: eS snss . Sssss 90 o. p.,r:
Of White Corsets Of varf.
Gus styles which have
been IL. 81, % and %. 1t
the reduced price n
75G PEE PAAIIRR
Note address. zoos PM js2o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

-- In every profession or trade We are
---- accustomed to look upon something as
--- the standard Of perfection to which every
--- thing else must be referred for an esti-
--- mate Of its value Thus. in the drama,
-- Shakespeare is the standard; among the
--- novelists Dickens probsbly sets the
--- pace" and again in mems fashions the
--- Prince of Wales sets the styles. and 80 on
--- in all the walks Of life something or
-- somebody dictates the standard. In the
--- flour world 'Ceres" is the standard. and
-- mighty high standard. too. In difference
--- to it all other hours must bow down in
-- submissive inferiority. Ceres" holds
-- the standard and will always bear It,
.- despite its Jealous rivals and imtators.
- 1t is Of "Ceres' Flour that you often
--- hear the expression: 1T makes more
-- bread, ifohter bread, nhiter bread, s,ceeter
--- bread. and better bread than any other
-four in the world"
--- Berare Of limitations. Every sack and
--- barrel Of TIE genuine Ceres" contains
-- circular signed in autograph by Vim. NJ.
-- Gait & Co.. and bearing tho imprint Of
-- two gold medals. Look for 1t every time
-- All grocers sell Ceres" Most every
-- body uses 'Ceres"-do you pant to be an
-- sxceptionf We only 1holesale.
WV Nj. GAIr & 60.
"WholesaLe -Four and Feed Dealeys."
Cor. 1st and Ind sve. NV. 1t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-30


La obligation ineludible en- que
estan todos, todos, todos los MEM
bros de un partido, de someter sus
actos polfticos.A los dictamenes, q las
resoluciones, 4 los acuerdos que SO
adopten por mayoria 9 por unan1ml-
dad.
Ell voto les un acto pol1tico'
-Lo es siempre y 10 es hasta tai
punto que en- 81 funda gu esencia Ell
regimen demoeratico y sin 81 no pue-
de manifestarse ibre y soberana ia
opinion p1blica, alma mater de las
sociedades modernas.
Ahf tienen nuestros lectores re-
sueltas dos preguntas preliminares,
absolatamente necesarlas.
Una asamblea SO reune, acuerda
81 retraimiento, faculta a sus delega-
dos para aplicarlo, los delegados 10
aplican, los comit6s 10 aplauden, el
tiempo 10 sanciona y al cabo de seis
neses el iefe de la colectividad, sin
ambaies, sin rodeos, declara que vo-
tara Y, mas a1n, que ejercera s~s
t,.fuesacias y contribuira con sats me
dos & fin de que voten tamblen los
que le obedezcan y le sigan.
Aver Sc emcareeta la 9aecesadod ao'-
Oeriosa de sostener d todo trance la dis
cipzina, a5stemiepdOSe rsgesrosonse'ste de
votay todos los corYeli9io,aorios.
Hoy SO toma Ell camino de las ur-
mas, ' SO pretende destruir la epope-
va & costa de tantos sacritlclos de
tantas abnegaciones realizada.
lQue es esto9 IVA convirtiendose
Ia TERRA de Bor1nquen en- immense
lnanicomio, donde la locura y Ell des-
eouilibrio vienen de los mas sesudos,
de los mas cuerdos, de los que por su
posici6n y su caraoter deben dar
eiemplos de calma rehexiva y de jul
clio clarividente 7
iQu6 SO dirfa 81 cualquier liberal
de esas aldeas reclinadas en- la mon
taTa 8 tendidas en- la costa llegase q
la prensa Y en- voz alta y vibrante di-
iese que 81 no respetaba los acuerdos
colectivos y que contribute con stS
nsedios u con sas iaet1ate'acaa q con S" U0t0
4 ouebrantar la abstenci6n que nos
honra Y nos eleva?
Dirfase que ese liberal no era libe-
raj, que faltando sus promesas, q
sus iuramentos, sus compromises,
80 ponfa de un solo golpe fuera de la
colectividad, Sc olvidaba de sus her.
manos Y desgarraba su baudera.
Pues 10 hace ell jefe, y nosotros,
con energia y con Independence que
nos duele emplear, pero que son indis-
pensables, le llamamos a la disciple
na, gritandole:
g"No, no teneis derecho votar
mientras el partido Sc retrae; no de-
beis quebrantar la actitud asumlda