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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
LADIES' COLUMN.
DO WOMEN KNOW

That it saves time and labor to have
a broom, brush and dustpan for every
floor in the house.
That the French method Of testing
the heat of an oven is very simple
one. 1t is done with a piece Of white
paper. If the oven is too hot the pa
per will blacken or blaze up; if it be-
comes a light brown it is right for pas
try; if it turns a dark yellow it is Of
the proper temperature for baking
bread and the heavier kinds of cake;
if light yellow it is just fit for sponge
cake and the lighter desserts.
That in cases of illness, when the
burning thirst of the patient cannot
be assuaged by water or cracked ice,
it is said that a teaspoonful of glycer-
inc will afford prompt and compare
lively long relief.
That one of the best remedies for
toothache is the common compound
tincture Of benzoin, sold everywhere
in the drug stores. If few drops are
placed on cotton and put in or around
the tooth the pain will stop instantly.
That pie crust may be prevented
from soaking by glazing the under
crust before putting in the fruit.
That lead pencil marks may be re-
moved from wall paper by rubbing
with bread crumbs.
That perspiration stains may be re-
moved from the arms of white woollen
or silk dresses by sponging with warm
water into which ammonia has been
poured, and then with clear water.
Press the place before it becomes
quite dry.
That powdered French chalk is rec
commended for cleaning light summer
woollens. 1t is very inexpensive, and
may, therefore, be used very literally.
Cover the soiled parts thickly with
the chalk, let it remain a day or two
and then remove with camePs hair
velvet brush 1t is claimed that in
most cases this treatment will cause
the spots to disappear entirely.
That it is claimed that alcohol will
Immediately remove grass stains from
any white material.
That wineglassful Of eau de CO.
logne, one of lemon juice and two
cakes of brown soap scraped to pow
der, mixed to paste, will when hard
ened make an excellent soap for viii
tening the hands.
That wrinkled silk may be smooth :
ed by sponging on the right side with
very weak gum arabic water and iron
ing on the wrong side.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

When taking up plants for winter
avoid putting them at once into light
and warm quarters. Especially are
roses to be guarded from strong heat
soon after removing them indoors.
Nearly all plants should be placed for
two weeks in a cool place to form
roots before forcing in boxes and jars.
Without an abundance Of underground
branches no plant can do well. For
most satisfactory and continuous
bloom keep the soil fertile, and don't
allow too much for the roots.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
- PASKOLA,-:-
A Flesh Forming Food
(Artificially Digested.)

While this is an artifcially di-
gested food it appears to in
crease the appetite in a most
remarkable manner, and what is
more gratifying, it causes the food
to be properly digested so as to
give strength, Wig or and plumpness
to the body. All unpleasant feel
ings after eating are prevented and
refreshing sleep estored; weari-
ness and exhaustion give place to
health and cheerfulness. The ema-
ciated should use Paskola. It SUI
persedes Cod Liver Oil and is far
more effective. It never rises in
the mouth after being swallowed.
It creates an appetite at once.
Send for pamphlet. Address
The Pre-Digested Food Co,
1853 Duane Street, New York.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
OLD FAMILIES STILL LEAD.

Newport Society Wants to Know Who tho
SwelIs Are Now.
There has been much discussion in
Newport of late concerning the leader
ship of sOciety-as to who are entitled to
take prominent positions in it and carry
it on. The multimillionaires are unques-
tionably doing most of the entertaining
now, and one constantly hears the ques-
tons: ''Who are the swells?' 'Have the
nobs all died out and disappeared, or are
they yet exercising a controlling inf1u-
ence in society,"" The principal ole
Knickerbocker manorial families are rep.
resented in society at the present time
by the Livingstons, the Van RensselaerE,
the Gardeners Of Gardeners island, the
Morrises of Morrisania, the Van Cort-
landts, the Floyd-Jonescs, the Thomp-
sons of Sagtikos, the Beekmans, the De
Lanceys, the Pells and the De Peysters.
The heads of the Livingstons are Harry
Walter Livingston and Johnston Living
ston, men of fashion. The head of the Van
Rensselaers is Bayard Van Rensselaer,,
the PATRON by right, who married a de-
scendant of the GARDENERS of GARDENERS
island. The head of the Morrises is A.
Newbold Morris. The head of the Gar
d.
Lyon Gardiner, twelfth lord of that
manor. The head of the Van Cortlandts
is Pierre Van Cortlandt in one branch and
Augustus Van Cortlandt in another.
Colonel De Lancey Floyd-Jones repre-
sents the family of that name, and Fred
er:ck Diodati Thompson represents his
family. The Beekmans are represented
by Gerald Beekman, the De Lanceys by
Edward T. De Lancey. The Pells are
headed by George Washington Pell and
Rowland Pell, and the De Peysters by
General j. Watts De Peyster, the Stuy-
vesants by Rutherford Stuyvesant, the
Duers by James G.. K. Duer, the Jays by
John Jay, the Hamiltons by Schuyler
Hamilton. the Winthrops in New York
by Edgarton L. Winthrop, and in Bos-
ton by Robert G. Winthrop; the Schuy-
lers by Philip Schuyler and John Schuy-
Ter, secretary of the Society of the Gin.
cinnati; the Lawrences by J. G. K. Law
renee, the Roosevelts by James B. Roose-
welt and J. Roosevelt Roosevelt. and the
Kings by A. Oracle King.
All of these people hold high positions
in the fashionable world of today, and
Notwithstanding the assumption Of the
multimillionaires that family is of no
Importance in New York they are still
regarded in an entirely different way
from the new people. This family pride
mas had new impetus given to it lately
by the formation of the societies of the
Sons of the Revolution, the Sons of the
Colonial Wars, the Colonial Danes, etc.
Even in our republican country Stuy-
vesant, a Livingston Or Van Rensselaer,
commands social position if he is at all
fitted for it, while other mortals must
work for and make one themselves
Many mothers are better satisfied il
their daughters marry representatives
of the old Knickerbockers with moderate
fortunes than if they marry into wealthy
families which have recently secured
places in fashionable society. This has
been illustrated by several notable in
stances of late years The old Colonial
stock was never SO much appreciated as
at present.-Cor. New York World.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
BEAUTIFUL PAINTING.
Perraults Awakening Of Love"

Perraulfs Awakening Of Love-"
The beautiful oil painting, "The
Awakening of Love-" by Perrault,
which was exhibited at the Paris Sa-
lon, and was afterwards purchased by
the Doliber Goodale Co., for their ex-
hibit of Mellin's Food at the Worlds
Fair, has been returned from Chicago,
and will be exhibited to the public,
free, at The Youths Companion Office,
Columbus Avenue, Boston, for few
days before it's departure for the Cali
fornia Mid Winter Exposition.
The many friends of Mellin's Food
who saw the picture at the Worlds
Fair, as well as those who were pre-
vented from visiting Chicago, will,
we feel sure, welcome the opportuni-
ty to examine the beautiful gem OF
modern art at their leisure. The ex-
hibition of this exquisite work of art
in The Youths Companion Office re-
calls the magnificent colored repro
duction of it which appeared i'm the
Worlds Fair Number of The Youths
Companion last May, an d also the sig
nificant words which a prominent
writer uttered on that occasion in
reference to it: GAS the Greek ma
irons gazed earnestly on the statues
of their ideal gods, with the hope that
their children might embody such
beauties, SO should modern mothers
keep before them this ideal of a per
feet child"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

Mend your gloves with fine cotton
instead of silk. 1t will soil in a day,
and, taking the color of the gloves,
will not show, while the silk, which is
glossy, will remain en- Evidence and
constantly remind everybody that
your gloves are mended
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

Cook Con the day of her arrivaD-
Please, mum, I'm a bit fiery at times;
and when Pm fiery Pm apt to be bit
rough spoken; but you needn't let
that put you out. With little pres
emit you can always bring me round
again.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

Little Mary wrote composition on
s'The Cow" 1t was brief: ''The CO v
is a very useful ANIMAL Her moth
er requested her to read it to the min
lister, which she did, amending it thus
to suit the occasion, ''The COW is the
most useful animal, except religion"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
SAP BUCKETS.

f. c. Butler notifies the public that he is
still agent for the Lane Sap Buckets that he
has sold for years. Those wishing TO pur-
chase, cal on or write early so to get their
buckets in season. Also, will do satisfact-
DRY job on dehorning cattle. See him or
write him at East Albany.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

You cannot set the world right Or
the times, but you can do something
for the truth, and all you can do will
certainly tell if the work you do is for
the Master, who gives you your share,
and SO the burden Of responsibility is
lifted off. This assurance makes
peace, satisfaction and repose posi-
BILE even in the partial work done upon
earth. Go to the man who is carving
stone for building; ask him where
is that stone going, to what part
of the temple, and how is he going to
get it into place, and what does he do.
He points you to the builders plans.
This is only one stone of many. So
when men shall ask where and how is
your little achievement going into
Gods plan, point them to your Mas
ter, who keeps the plans, and then go
on doing your little service as faith
fully as if the whole temple were
yours to build.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

Mamma Bessie, how many sisters
has your new playmate? Bessie-He
has one, mamma. He tried to fool
me by saying that he had two halt
sisters, but I guess he didn't know
that I had studied fractions.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

Milk, applied with a soft cloth,
freshens and preserves boots and
shoes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01

About 500 B. G. Anaxagoras of To-
MIA was born. When he "grew up in
WISDOM" he was the first to teach the
lunar eclipses and to give his follow
ers rules whereby they could distin-
guish planets from fixed stars. He
was punished for declaring that the
sun was not a god.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
William HI. III. Merrill's Will.

STATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DISTRICT.
y In Probate Court, held at Newport
in and for said District, on the 9th day of
Dec, A. ID. 1893.
An instrument purporting TO be the last
Will and Testament of With. Merrill, late OF
Craftsbury in said district, deceased. being
presented to the Court by IL. N. Stevens
the custodian there of for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at n
session of said Court to be held at the Office of
F. w. Baldwin in Barton, on the 18th DAY OF
January A. ID. 1894, and show cause, il any
they may have, against the Probate of said
will
For which purpose il is further ordered,
that "a copy of the record of this order be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the
Monitor printed at Barton, previous TO said
time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court-Attest,
Il. Il. ALFRED, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
ORLEANS TRUST COMPANY

Statement showing condition of, at close of
business July 1st $685.
Resources.
First Mortgage Loans. $172, 1921
Loans with Mortg's as Collateral
Security, 2220 90
Personal Notes, II 1865. so
Loans other Collateral Security, 8,459.68
Loans to Towns, Villages and Districts, 1,24s. 10
Municipal Bonds, at par 100000
National Bank of Newport stock,
Island Pond National Bank stock,
at par 100000
Fort Fairfield, Me-, National Bank
stock at par, 10000
N. G. Loan Company stock, at par, 100000
Overdratt, 1903
Furniture and Fixtures, 10000
Banks, 27,sls.24
Interest, due and unpaid, 924 O6
Accrued Interest, not yet due, 2,865.55
Liabilities.
Capital Stock, paid in, S5O,OOO.OO
Due 1856 DepOSitorS, 256, 1910
Due State Of Vermont, Taxes, about, 777,5a
Unearned Discounts, All S3
Treasurer's Checks outstanding, 5,65625
Bills payable, 3.72
Undivided Profits, 4,176.43
s317,22s.ss
The payment of all deposits is guaranteed
by the company's stockholders. The capital
stock is $50,0O0.00 and the additional liability
guaranty fund of 800 90 between deposit
tors and any chance of loss. This makes it
certain that no depositor in this bank will
ever lose penny of his deposit.
Nearly all the company's deposits are invest
ed right here in Orleans County and we in
vite depositors and others, to investigate our
loans, knowing they will pronounce them
tireIy safe.
We invite your confidence and promise you
entire safety and four per cent interest be-
sides.
The company also pays the taxes on all de-
posts of $500, or less.
G. A PRoUTY, President. P. j. Farrell, Treas.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
MONEY!! S3tO S6 A DAY.

mt agents of either sex to take orders
Baking Powder, F1owery Pekoe Tea,
It's, &C., packed in Water Pitchers, Jap
|Tea Pots, Ruby Table Sets, Casters, &C.,
|are Given Away. Goods Warranted
hI on sight. We pay Cash Commission
Eli enable you to earn from So to Sc a
e year round. Send your address, with
hp for Private Terms to Agents and IL
/ ed circular showing articles in which
hre packed
" Packing Co., 2iO State St., Boston.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-14
REUNION AUTONOMISTA

A continuation publicamos el te-
legrama que nos dirige nuestro CO.
rresponsal de Guayama, en- que SO da
cuenta de los acuerdos tomados por
aquellos correligionarios con motive
de la pr6xima Asamblea.
En- 81 Sc nombra delegado del dis
trito a nuestro querido amigo don
Antonio Corton, para que en- union
de los sehores We've y Domfnguez,
lleve y sostenga ALI la opinion de
aquellos consequences autonomlstas
Opinan escs amigos que en- esa
Asamblea no debe tratarse NADIA def
nitivo, y 81 transferirse para que con
ell tempo necesario Sc prepare ell par
lido, dandose publicidad los asun-
tos que en- ella deban debatirse.
Desde ell primer momento opina-
mos nosotros de igual modo pues no
vimos NADIA que justi6case la prisa
con que Sc convocaba al partido en-
IN plazo tan brAve-doce d1as esca
sos-que no era tempo suheiente
para pensar y estudiar las solucio-
nes que habian de darse & los gra
yes y completes asuntos que tiene
Que resolver la colectiYidad. ST en-
la mente de los que tai acuerdo to-
maron estaba la idea de disolver al
partido, hay que confesar que Sc le
la querido lIevar la tumba, no con
la por pa y los funerales de comba-
tiente muerto en- campana, sino como
a entierro de po6re, la ligera y s'n
ruido.
Pero una vez aceptada la convo-
catoria y 81 de todos los distritos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-14

La nacitn habra de pensar en- otros
hombres, en- gente nueva.
Aquf el epfgrama:
Pr una cuesta Juan Mola
iba en- un mulo subien3o,
y ell pobre SO iba escurriendo
hasta tocar en- la cola.
Teniendo bajar rodando
grit6 va sin disimulo:
iQue me traigan otro mulo
que este Sc me va acahando
***
Don Segismundo Moret es la Ca
beza de turco.
Pero 6l tan fresc1.
En- ell asunto de Melilla SO le vino
encima la opinion.
Ahora SO le presenta OCCASION d.
favorecer las companfas de ferro-
carriles que desean hacer un gran
pegocio y Gamazo Sc opone a los pla
nes del ministro de Fomento.
Dichas companies tienen que pa
gar ell dividendo de sus acciones en-
frances y los frances estau q % p.S
Las poderosas companies desean
que las cortes pro.roguen la conce-
sion y que Sc les permita s1bir las
tarifas al precio que les parezca.
A Moret le parece bien todo es-
to, pero Gamazo no, que piensa,
con raz6n, que no es ell pals quien
debe pagar la an6mala situaci6n de
| las cOmpaf1as.
ST quiebran, que quiebren.
Don Segismundo dice que a 81 no
le importan los ataques que la prem
sa le dirige con este motivo, porque va
esta acostumb1ado.
Como aquol mi1istro que, en- case
pare lido, le dec1a a otro compancrc
de gabinete que Sc sulfuraba !:
No Sc apure usted, a mi me han
comparable muchas veces con Judas
Iscariote y, sin embargo, no me he
enfadado.
listed no Sc habra enfadado, pc
ro-5 y Judas Iscariote 7-le contes-
to ell novato.
Siempre su muy afmo. amigo
RICARDO VoNz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-14
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
,E La CIUDAD DE PONCE

Hab;endo acudido esta Acadia Dona
Francisco Besosa Rodriguez solcitando
permiso para moutar una fabrica d. pa-t,s
movida al vapor, en- un almacen de la cale
de la Villa, 10 40, de conformida} con 10
prevenido en- la circular del gobierno gene
raj Dc Z de JUNO u,timo. Sc anuncia Al pt1-
blico ror el termino de ounce dfas, fin de
que los one Sc cream perjudicados, hagan
20.
Ponce. Febrero IA de 1894 El Alcalde,
J. DE NOUvILAS L 3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-14
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

Otra confusion monetaria en- puerta.
Otra nueva ganancia para los mer-
caderes de pesos mejicanoe.
Ot-a vez 10 immoral salieudo q la
super6cie de nuestro pueblo, como
sale ell legamo la superfcie de los
mares.
Porque ell peso nueUo mejicano es
una de las inmoralidades de la colo
MIA.
Els el contrab bando, es 10 illegal. i'm
ponlendose en- las transacciones mer-
cantiles y explotando al trabaio, nu-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-14
CARTA PASADA POR Aqua
I |
Hablemos de nuestras cosas.

HablemOS de nueStras cOSaS.
No he de ocultArle el placer in
menso que me produce saber que
nuestras ideas van siendo cada dia
mas aceptadas y que por fortuna pa
ra todos Sc nota cada dia mas virill-
dad en- nuestro pueblo, que Al fin va
desperezandose y dandose cuenta de
10 que es y de 10 que debe ser.
Hace algonos amos eramos pocos
los que comulgabamos en- la autono
mia, pero batiendo batiendo hemos
crecido n numero.
Siga el batio.
Miremos con envidia a la isla de
Jamaica y no olvidemos cue con los
que Sc duermen .nunca Sc hizo NADIA
bueno.
Tomemos ejemplo de escs ciuda-
danos libres que Sc enorgullecen LA :
mandose ingleses porque para ellos
Inglaterra es la madre patrla y 10
madrasta.
ALI no van generates que pudie
ramos lamar de horca y cuchillo pc
70 Que llamaremos de componte =. y
tai, que vuelven luego la Peninsula
echandoselas de benem6ritos de l..
Patria, q descansar de sus trabajo %
como 81 hubieran hecho al go, y dan
dose una vida regalona.
Por cierto que me rio yo de esoo
trabaios cuando veo que al quedar
vacante Ell bQjaZato Son muchos los
que cvn infuencias de peso aspiran
al honor de ir a pasar per25t0s ell
Puerto. Rico sacrifcandose.
Tampoco caen sobre aquella isla
como aranas esa playa de empleadi
los que ahi Sc dan aires de senoro
nes cuando, salvo excepciones hon
rosas salen de aqu1 en- estado lasti-
moso: quedan naturalmente poster
gados los hijos del pals que dif1cil
mente pueden aspirar a ocupar los
puestos de la administration de Ia
isla.
iCuantos conozco 20 de esos pc
ninsulares chupGpter0s que salieror
de Madrid con una mano atras J
otra adelante y que a POGO de-llegan
a la isla SO paseaban hechos unos
dandyS y miranda por encima de
hombro va con el sello caracter1sticc
del godo trasplantado
Cuando NE escrib1an este mis-
amigos anadiendo que mas de
cambio de decoration que no ten
dria NADIA de particular-se quejar
de que no pueden conner, no pueder
dormir, que estan martlrizados, que
aouello no les convene y sin embar-
go fuman- -digo para mi.
Valgame la Trinidad - y aqu
alguno com1a garbanzos y habichue
las y dormfa en- algdn chiriyitil.
Despu6s. - despu6s vienen a Ii
corte hastiados y diciendo que estar
de platanos hasta las narices: que
han perdido Ell est6mago viendo Vo
lar las cucarachas; que ALI toda IL
gente es negra que las GALES de la
ciudades estan cubiertas de verde
que los hijos del pals son todos uno.
mamarrachos y malos espanoles J
que ALI 10 que lace falta es muchc
palo.
A algunos los veo en- Ia Bolsa ha
ciendo sus jugaditas y no me salu
dan porque los cOnOc5 cirueloS como
el cristo del cuento los que en- otro:
tiempos andaban Sablacea'ado y men
digando destinos de 800 pesos.
Los altos empleados, los pajaros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-14

gordos vuelan algo mas alto: desean
cumplir condolences para cobrar por
ALI y para tener el retro pOr aIN y
dejar viudedad por ALI y redondearse
po,- oM
Y Puerto Rico pagando dos gene
raciones de empleos por ALI.
7 vivir tropa.
En- Jamaica, hay jasticia, hay ad-
ministraci6n, moralidad, respeto m6
tue.
Bien es verdad que aquello es In
glaterra y ESQ otro Espana.
Hay alguna diferencia.
Mientras tanto Mr. Gladstone ese
leadey de verdad y no leader pour r5re
es recibido en- Biarritz con muestras
de carino y de simpat1a ; la colonia
inglesa le agasaja cuando acaba de
decir 8 meior dicho de repetir ref
ri6ndose a Irlanda 10 que tantas We
COS le hemos dido, que ez primer deber
y Ell primer honor de las Nacjo,aes eS
pr0cticay la justicia.
Pero los gobiernos espanoles tie
nen para este y para otras cosas OF
dos de mercader.
Como buenos mercaderes oyen 10
que les convene.
Para ellos Ia justicia esta encarna-
da en- el verdugo.
As1 vemos a este pals atrasado y
desacreditado.
Pobre pueblo espanol bien digno
IL otra suerte -
No hay que negar que es IN gran
pueblo que Nacion tan grande po-
'dria hacerse con 6l 81 hubiera aqu1
goo;ernos, NADIA mas que medianl-
Como conocfa 81 pano el eminen-
- crltico Manuel de Ia Revilla, es
pa lol neto que en- cierta OCCASION dijo
en el Ateneo
/ No discutamos, senores, las co
sas de este pals este no es pals ::
es una tr1bu con pretensiones."
Tendremos que convencernos los
antilIanos al fin y a Ia postre que el
NAL no tiene remedio y que 10 que
ah1 hace falta es una revolucion, en-
ell buen sentido de la palab,a a por So
puesto. Els decir, revolverlo todo.
Y nuestras ideas y los principios
de nuestra doctrina Sc abriran cami
no como esas enormes maquinas de
los caminos de hierro americanos que
llevando delante de elias 81 rompe
hielos van limpiando la via de obs
taculos destruyendo las inmensas
moles de nieve dejando el paso libre
para la vertiginosa Marcia del tren.
Nuestro credo es y sera, pese q
quien pese, Ell self government.
Ell gobierno del pueblo por el pne
bio.
Como dec1a IN paisano ilustre
La ottono0et0 en- pezO,
Y dei6monos de panos calientes
ST los gobiernos espanoles andan
dando traspies a nosotros que
Vivamos untos. conforme pues-
to que seg1n dicen somos de la fami-
la, pero no nos barajemos de ese mo
do, caballeros.
Comeremos y dormiremos aparte y
SO distinguira entire unos y otros.
Esto sucedera as1 va 10 creo que
sucadera: cada dia estoy mas conven-
cido de clio.
No sera manana pero sera dentro
de dos amos 8 de doce de doscien-
tos mil, pero sera.
As1 como Sc impuso la doctrina de
Jesucristo, Sc impondra la nuestra,
que duda cabeY
En- las luchas de la religion aque-
LA representaba la justicia, la igual-
dad Y la fraternidad.
En- la lucha polftica, la nuestra os-
tenta igua'es divisas.
Ali hubo martires que sufrieron
con resignation sus verdugos hasta
que lego Ell dia del triunfo.