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The above portrait Ia that o. Mise Rosa
barnes, one Ut thc most popular Young ladies'
OF haysyilu, Ush. Dor hyo years sLy has
been nu iuyalid causrd by tIu rugages OF
ganrru, which nuit made iis appearance Do gho
head, lut FragulIly siiUl tcd tEu stomach, aud
o. Miss htrurt says made her me one OF
misery and suffering
Ia continuing, tuu ahyal For The fFku OF
other women who may be nov suffering 40 I
did deem u duiy 10 make my remarkable
recovery puuug.
flyo years 1 was an invalid. bad sharp
shooting pans 30 the head, roaring u0iacs in
tho rafH, upon ArisiuE tt0m o. chair J would
feet dlfY, weak anu FAINT. uud had no appe.
Ute. NuatcYor And what dld eat seemed 20
distress mo, pam In the stomach extended
through my side 10 the back. j was nervous
aud could not sleep. did not enjoy any Kind
Of anus muni aud iu fact Waf al run
down. Through ths advice Of friends 1 went
TO DrE rhorys A shores aud laced NY case
with them, anu from tno very fret 1 began 10
Improve aud can now say have improved IA
every way. ! fcel ight and happy aud every
thing 1 do seems % be apiuasure. sleep
VOL. ain NOT nervous sad have gained n
pounds 10 weight while under tue doctors
care.
will 10 only too happy 10 tan with any one
who Nill tAsc the trouble g. cali on me and WILL
readily answer any aud all inquiries as " my
ease.
Miss narncl resides at Kaysyillc. utah,whors
tho Will answer ali inquiries with pleasure.
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sudden heath OF Itouh Of onto.

WAsniNGrOS, Feb. 0.--Roprcscn,a.
tive George W.. HouG VI OHIO died
suddenly this afternoon. Houk left tho
committee room this afternoon, where
he was engaged in debating leticf8 10
a tten0gaphcr, romhfSing that he iolt
tired aud would not do any more work
this afternoon. Hn made social cali
on MIR. a. Rey olir, at l27 Conneou-
cut avenue, AMI NJ 1870 wen, 10 win.
dow In the pari0r anu looked out. AZ
the window he stopped, ~ u 10 PICK
up something from tue carpet, Hnd
fell forward on his face.
Medical aid wHB at once summoned,
hut II was found that death was instan.
famous. The remains will be taken 10
Dayton, Ohio, tomorrow.
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arrangements were made by the Toyal.
lsls to celebrate the occasion By a torch
light procession.
The claim ia made 10y the royalisls
that letters have been received rom
the Tammany laadcrs, who declare
tia. hudy will support tho stand taken
by Cleveland, and such uciiln VIII
result Ia tins withdrawal Of h1naiuf
Hil's opposition TO tho admlnistiatiJn
policy. 10 10 faii Paul Neumani legal
advisor " the queen, advised hof q
seli her cl4iu 70 tho Throne - the
United States Tor tUvpmi huudltd
thousand 1Jllafs.
The gov. rumunt has made no further
removals Of royaliui Hympalu.l fs.
UnlUtu some action ls tahsu 90 Hu u..Ily
uato thUIc g. likOly 90 uu % serious rri.t
among the supporters oi taU aYysrn-
meat
Up q the 23m no drmani foran cx-
PLANTATION was maize by thr pf1visi1ual
COVER muut On willis fur uii uciiDu In
refusing 10 recognize tau Independence
day celebration.
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Commissioner Pratt Affirmed.

In the action tried in Juigo Bar,ch's
court yesterday, that OF A. h. Carter
Va II. Tlernan, an appeal from Com
missioner PraIps court, tho plaintiff
demanded judgment against tue de-
PENDANT for $500, alleged to be due
upon an assigned lease OF certain
premises, with AN additional SEQ for
water rates assessed against the prop.
erty. The dsisndant in counter
clnim declared that he had expended
sblIo for necessary repairs upon tue
premises, aud consented that Judgment
MIGHT be rendered against him for the
difference. In the lower court judg.
mgnt was rendered la favor Of the
pininlin for this full amount OF his
claim. The case reached the Jury OF
Z O'Clock. IN hour later they found O
verdict IN favor Of the plaintiff for
s92.7b. IL was signed by nine Jurors.
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Miss Rosa Barnes Suffered That Long
With Catanh Of The Head
and Stomach
GAINED is POUNDS WHILE UNDER
TREATMENT.

Every wees. through tho columns o. the
dauv pautrs, b. uuhl.snod % uCW statement %
come grateful pauunt WHO nae bccu oatci W
ufr. -uufus a chores Ut tuu HIJu htlitui aud
Surgical iusututU,
aucl tlatamcnt BE- given by the content o. nc
patents, wac, after suffering Z ryusIH, nod
lultut when they kuUN tntI have been Iu.
stored ~ heath ana happlncas, believe Do thcir
duly 90 inform uthuia Whp may 10 nAlWisc
afflicted
ins rAlc foliowinFis one OF mugb import.
nuro o. lAul0s. 'lUl great share 20 Uuus-
iuluty lu lllu fH assumed ~ uNUm. lHN.r uuliuf
ut home a. vile or mother ito u iUr-
uhio strAu upuu weak wuu.ua over
WORK and WurrY cause disastrous rec
fultsa-tnUY bcUIuu lrlllaiIU. 900 uusi
insignificant lituc trouble looms up nrrc ana
We gus heavily, aI because see Or urCaAiuF
d1Hu aud Che urrVuus atraiu % .uI much iIr
huTi uut she btayUiy bears 81 enc h'les %
will soon pasa away. such dlluIf Prove dan.
rrr1us, Tor sue auou luscs hur sH. elite, can.
not sleep, ncr worn OF home uruFs, tno least
move stafucs her. Ga fact shc D. ilst becoming
% physical wreck
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IIELD PngsoNEIls.
A Captain Refuses TO AiIow rasscn.
gers Go iand.


LIMERICK, Feb. 9.-MT. Copeland, "A
20 .Juu Iasseuger ON board tho Allen
..lO steamship CoreAn, which recent.
~ lutlntO kliTush In "a disabled con
ELTON, and who IL said TO be tho only
p.-'o. ger who hos buen allowed ashore
Ua 10 the present, In an interview
gImplains OF Captain Mann's refusal
,uAiiUw the passengers TO land. tho
yasscugers, Copeland sayt, protested,
lut tho only reply they got was they
ur.u 0u board Tor the voyage and not
.f leisure, The hleerAge passengers
utms into the saloon ia order 20 obtain
signatures Tor n board OF trade survey
aad claiming damages, The p-sssn.
Etfa were oruetud out Of the saloon be-
1919 thry could obtain the signatures
acquired.
Describing the voyage from Clyde,
Copeland said the seA was extremely
rough ami a leak was discovered Ia the
CoIenn when about 800 miles out.
eventually th0re was i've feet OF
water IN the engine room anu ton feet
oi water IN tbs stokers' room. The
Iassengers ana crew had the greatest
ulticuIly IN keeping tho water down.
lhe passengers worked over twenty
heufs u day, three Jays working In
tangs ut the putnps. Copeland said
10 wished TO land anu would hold tho
company liable for the loss and delay
which ne hsd incurred. Captain
Mann insisted upon his aigning nu
agreement ioTieiting his passage money
huj other elaine, but eventually Cope
land got ashore on dOot0r's certificate.
Tho GOfVan aAiisu from (3iasq0V
lor New York January -, anu put
back February 2, 10 kilrush. She
sailed sgain February s.
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NEWS PROH HAWAII
Tho AnueAntionizts Rsioice.-the
toyaiiSis aud Tnmmany

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. o. Tho
ChOHioie's HonOiulu correspondent,
writ ~ under date Of January 23rd,
say: rhe news received by the Mari
posa January goth was considered
highly favorable by the anneThtloniets
and pleasing % the provisional gov
crnment. The correspondence received
Ivy the government seems ~ Indicate q
disposition on tho part OF the admin
istratiOn TO muke Echpegoat Of Mlu'
lister wine, owing 10 his error In not
breaking with tha ox.queen when she
refused 10 grant amnesty tO former sub
Jects.
Previoua to the arrival OF the Mani
posa tho r0yalists were ia high glee,
owing 10 a report said 10 have been
made on authority Of the British miu-
is,sr, that special vessel would bring
Instructions 10 restore the queen to the
throne. Ihe belief was % strong that
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Murder aud trnaibniism ia u mas.
stru lfrlsuu.

AuFuof anu aRuutnnltam IL ~ NUS
stan rrison.
LONDON, Fob. "a dispatch 10 the
NuHdfsd rom ~. Pclppburg rnyt:
lu- government cOmmi.siUn nppointtu
10 iuNU.u tate tho alleged tCau1nis Ia
tue convict prison hi OnOt, on the L.
land OF Sskhnlien, has .stuud q report,
when uulilds "a terrible tale ui suher.
INK And crime. IL shows that Ia this
prison thgru nave been many instances
VI mufCilrts beating Rud Topping Cd Of
nugora Aud afmi by sibCf stsulIrs, ~ lille
cuuuibalistn, uuIcr tue sifuts % famine,
has been Di comm n occurrence. Mut-
der followed bycanu.Dhlisn,' "a lfJquent,
with thu sUle object u ending u misei-
abig en- iatenCu.
Duung 1892 there was almost n con-
lnuOuu string Oi cOuvicts carrying
c0rpseB Of convlcls from OnOr to RHO.
vosky. In nearly every case tue bodies
were w mutilatoJ that they presented
"a pitiful spectacle. Tho b1Ilcs were
Inferred without the slightest inquiry
~ TO now the wounds were INFLICTED.
No doctor ever visited the prison, aud
the cOnvicA who were unable ~ per-
form ,hs work on account oil siokn6s-,
were placed on half diet, aud when IL
became apparent that thoy would be-
unable 10 perform further duty they
were dispatched with a tevolvcr ny the
INSPECTOR, and registered on the books
~ having died from disease.
Tue principal author Of the atfoci'
ties, II IL asserted, Is former convict
named 5hakOh, who was fav0rliu Il
tho district commaudant, AMI pro-
noted 10 tho position OF inspector.
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EEARSARGE'S CREW.
lhpl,,a1t BFaI1arl Goes 10 Take
Than Of tho R3sL
WILL sooS ARRIVE IN SEW YORK.


wAsmNurON, Feb. 0.-rhe naval
s.r,r,ment got word from Lieutenant
a,slpard this afternoon that he sailed
m,, morning with the CITY Of Para
som Colon ior tho relief Of the ship
v,,csed crew Of tho KesrHarge. The
,,samship will return to Colon with
m hands. The agent Of the steamship
ALARMED the naval department that
vben they applied for the use Of her
,hs had not finished taking ON cargo,
and would have 10 return TO Colsn for
ihrt purpose.
II ls about day's trip $3.50 milesl
fom Colon TO Roncador reel II IL
,ttrc.td, therefore, that the krarsnfge
.,,v viii be- safely and comfortably on
uo.td sJmoftime tomorrow, aud VIII
i, back In Colon Sunday. IL iseX-
p,ctri they will come TO New York on
ibg Guy u Para when she starts on
htrr,guiar trip.
me n Ofih Atlantic squadron, Of
wpich tho keafesrgo was toe ilagship,
u nov reduced 10 the Mlantomah AMI
Vuuvlus. This depleted condition Ia
lue 10 tho large force ordered to Rio
and the absence OF other vetHele on
thuir way 10 ,hs Pacific TO take part IN
the Buring ses patrol.
Thp last naval disaster suffered by
the United States was the loss Of the
Dislatch on a senteuquc shOals, Va,
Otlober 10, 1891. No lives were lost
that lime, IN fact, the United Stat,e has
ttcn remarkably ireo Of disasters IN.
yolvlug great loss OF life, o9mphftd
with other nayiUs Of the world. rhe
Huron wont 10 pieces OIL Organ Inlet,
n. e., ia a terrible hurricane, N0vem-
utr rs, 1870, anu suyoniy.iour lives
were lost.
The most notable disaster In which
tho United States has been Involve, was
the hurricane ~ Samon, In which the
Trenton. Nanuata ana Nipsiu were
wrecked Eud % lives In all lost. This
Includes tho loss from all tho vessels Ut
Apia. Tue disaster occurred March
10, 1853, and three German nhlps also
wefr lost. February IS, 1883. the
Ashuulet went ashore on rock OIL
tue coast Of China, ami eleven men
were i06t.
IL IL expected the loss OF the Kuar.
utge Will result In placing n Hight on
kuucAdOr bank, n result the Jnitcl
astea naval department has earnestly
sought 10 bring about for several years
u.t without result, owing to tue wish
ihis government that other nations
ttar - share In the expense.
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So a month for Catarrhal and all
kindred Diseases. MEDICINE FREE.
TREATMENT ny NAIL.
No Necessity OF Coming 10 the City
For Treatment.

Almost every mail brings letters asking Dr..
Shores a shores o. 10 necessary 90 i've la
SAT- LaEr In ogdCr % tAsO The troatmuutf Uau
you treat pAucutH NJ their homes by maui aud
other questions Of Hlmllar Import
hrs. shores q shores desire 10 state, there
fore, for the benefit u those who may be- hrsi.
taiing about wriluT 90 them, that Uy their
question blanks and other tystCmhuc arrange.
uunts, sufficient knowledge Of each ease can
hc obtained 10 make treatment m EASY matter.
Thus patents eau DO treated 1t their own
homes a. we'll as In salt Lake. Medicines are
sent by express, u regular correspondence ~
required and maintained, aud the physitan and
patent arc thus in constant touch PROMPT
replica are made by Dr., shores shores,
II worked out until % cure II effected. Enclose
teents In stampa wuen you write for question
circulars.
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NAsmNuToH, Feb. 0.-Commisaloa.
oi Pensions LJohren has just hlrI
'i' answer 10 the hill Of complaint Of
a. "lth Charles u. Long OF Michigan,
"A'eh asked Tor an Injunction 10 re-
a"aln lhe commissioned from reducing
aie pension from S72 10 80 per month.
a. 70 Avvrled that tue issue OF the Ger
lncale signed by Commissioner Tanner
was Illegal, irregular AMI anullity, and
SHioh ils issuanoe a prior one, dated
cray 1859, was surrendered. Thus, II
- alleged, tho complainant now holds
NO Isgal certificate and 10 not lawfully
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THE PRACTICAL POLITICIAN,

a neat little volume Of 2OO pages, written
by journalist mud politician Of many
years experience. II is noe from techni.
calltiss aud obsiruso dissor a..ons, max
ing tho philosophy aud practice OF
politics plain and simple. BESIDES, it
contains a large quantity Of historical
aud cuffont political Information. making
10 valuable 10 all. Strictly non partisan
and absolutely reliable Sold bv tho
bHskNEr NEws COMPANY, and and sent
postage prepaid to any address for slOO,
copies for 500.
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HARD On TaE STOCK.
Editor Dessre. NeOG

razor bcatFcs Nc0G
PAEowAN, Feb. 7, is9I.-slnce the
middle Of December last there has
been Il good deal Of SHOWN here, and
the weather has been very cold up to
tho present. The poor cattle afu dying
fast on tho rAnge-it IL reported by
men riding over tno range Ihut knots
OF cattle at different points from ten 10
rs high rs forty head nave been found
lying dead. Men largely engaged IN
o cattle business report that ths poo
pie OF this ssctiOn Will luse nj least o.
per cent VI thelr stock this wihie; the
causes are, cod AMI manly starvation.
irJu county mas beeu doomed 40 hav.
ing an extensive range, and
sheep herds nave Hooked Ia from
many parts Of the Territory
until the range Ia entirely oveIslouteu
with sheep. SO close are they compelled
20 range together that they often get
mixed, causing unpleasant feelings
now and again with the herdmen. The
sheep Rru also dying, mauy herds
losing largely. Two or three herds
perhaps that arc well located are get.
ting along all rlghL.
a small number OF young married
mun anu single men wound up n rabbit
hunt last night with nice, pleasant
party. lh0y killed 0g5 rabbits. The
single men won, haying killed 1870 more
than tbs married men mad done. I'll o
married men say they will have an-
other big hunta aud teach these young
chals something. The young cbaps
are equally ANXIOUS to DO put ~ the
test. Respectfully,
wM. G.. MoGRRdOR.
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nurderers LInchsd

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 9.-Mesger
ur.ansOi tslplo lynching are received
.e,c ifUm Van Buren, county. Henry
bfucu aud Bob and Charley Plunkett
BILLED ani robbed an old couple, whose
uamgs are unknown, and for this crime
hty wore lynchtd.
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WAstuNGroN, Feb. g.-Tho House
committee on judiciary has rejected
tho bill by Boil NJ C0lofad Tor ID con.
siltutional amendment permitting
woman sunfagu.
Tue bill by Ferry, making railroad
corporailonb citizens Of the states 10
whicn the lines may b., Tor legal puf.
poses, received iaylriuls vote.
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WAsuiNG ron, Fob O..-Chnirman
Cummin.s Of the House committei on
hnvnl liiAifg has reported, fIr the com.
miiirc, navorseiy on thn resolution In.
tr0ducsd by Holman, ASKING tha. In.
vcaugsiion DO made NJ the granting Of
PREMIUMS 10 instructors Of naval YES
sells for increased speed.
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NIENNA, Fob. 9.-Anothor meeting
u unemployed, attendedby about 900
peTsous, TOOK place today. a number
VI vi0ieGt speeches were male. Tue
police disIorstd tbs mrutiug and pre-
vented ANY demonstrations. The
crown made no beuUus resistance.
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A nOLD ROEBER.
no secures $1,000 fsam m Express
messcnEcr

CARSON, New, Feb. 0.-About 7
O'clock thus evening, when the Virginia
d Irpckee mail tram was mile our OF
town, the express car WAS smashed In
aud a b'X containing abouISl 900, to pay
mo wages OF section hands, uemauded
OF Jack lage, Wells, Fargo * Co.'s eX.
pTtss measnger, NJ the point OF q Shol'
gun,
iho Tobb0i then took hold OF the bell
ca'u anu gave the engineer the signal
'u stop the train. Alter securing the
D ~ the iobher jumped from the traiu,
s,siIlug toward own.
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entitled 70 any penaion unliireatoration
and acceptance by him Of the last pre-
viuus legal uertlGcAts Issued to him,
(Which the defendant is always really
and willing 10 allow upon Surrender OF
tho Illegal certificate Issued without
any new evidence or pIOJ' whatever,
and upon a Nero hearing Of evidence i"
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Tho GoIS Ho,erye.

NAsuINotoN, Feb. 9-rhe gold re-
$50, s 10000 900 ~ once more prac'
'.l'l intact, requiring only SJ,2bB to
't'I9 IL absolutely ~.
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LEARN POLITICS!

The immediate future ~ Utah will
require at hands Of oycrv good citizen
mat ho become FAM lar with our syslom
OF government and the practical political
methods by which Il IL controlled Those
who desire Information on such matter.
are quite numerous, ana what many ut
them need ia book that simpllues and
makes plain tho whole subject with all
~ details. For this purpose there l. no
work eNtant euuAl 10
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NOTICE

TT,uE ANNUAL MEETING or Tub
ttooLh0ldrrs NJ the UWh stove anu
hardware 90. viii he held 70 hn gumpahrH
unIra on IuusdAy. February liih, No o. m" ior
mo election Of 01rors ana ihr Transaction VI
turh puslupss AZ may come bnI0rC o.
q. MlCnELsE
Secretary
SAT- Lake City. fsb, i,is9i,
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Zion Medical aliSlTIiGal Institute

Located permanently Ia the Harmon
Block. "a T.. Second South ST.,
Salt Lake city, Utah.
G. W. SHORES, VI. d.,
A. }. SHORES, N. d,
Consulting Physicians.
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speclalucs. All diseases OF tho Eye, Ear.
Nose, Throat ard Lunrs, Female, Rectal and
private diseases, our Tohtmcnt Tor Piles 10
method.
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HOODS Pills do not purge, pain nor
grips, but act promptly, easily aud
efficiently, :6G a
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Ia undoubtedly disease OF tho blood,
ana IA such only a reliable blood pun.
firr can effect a perec. nnd permanent
cure. Hood'a Sarlapafllla is the best
blood purifier; u has cured many very
severe casos OF oatauh. CatRrrh often
tlmts leads TO consumption. Take
Hool's sarsnparllla before Iris too late.
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ZEPHYR GlNGHAMS-Iust arrived
aud ~ pretty as picture. the finest
nothing like them In The city, the
widest you can find, warranted fast
eolors, bargain hunters are picking
hcm up last, see them In our front
window. Monday
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a foil line Of full DO inch pure wool
spring Suuings. the greatest value
ever offered, wonderful worth and
wonderful lylc IN hall a dozen de.
signs. Actual value y0c just in. Mon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-27

Juan Palou, Bartolom6 Palon, Felipe Mar
quez, Benito Mulero, Baldomero Colazo,
Fernando Pujals, DR.. Jose Barreras, Fran
cisco Escut6, Celestino Rodriguez, Gunner
sindo Hernandez, JESUS Berries, Jose Cola
70, Caliyt0 Pifler0, BartolomG Pihero, Vi
cente Rivera. Ramon Pereira, Salvador
Diaz, Federico Rivera Justine Schroeder,
Miguel Colon, Juan Sampayo, Ramon Apon-
to, Isaac Gonzalez, Luis MeauX, Antonio
Castro, Antonio Alvarez, Amalio Pererra,
Tomas Hernandez, Pedro Pereira, Antero
Reyes, Antonio Navas, Federico Delgado. 80
Intlustriales: Federico Navas, Rufo Herman
dez, Ramon A. Mijares, Julian II. Herman
dez, Pedro |. Fons, Jose NJ Carbia"
Pcnsando en- este punto, de diverse mo-
do que los irmantes, servimos, sin embar-
90, su deseo, porque va hemos dcho que ell
csta question no debcn alimentarse intran-
tsigencias.
Cada cual deiende sus puntos de vista, y
al fin e tempo dira quien acertaba y quien
Sc equivocaba.
81 nuestra palabra sincera SO concede
alguna autoridad, nosotros aconsejamos que
SO destierren los apasionamientos y que ell
cange no divida las distintas classes en-
enemigas, nj adn en- adversarlas.
Contra el podor, que oprime y veja, com
prendemos el ataque brusco y la altivez i'm
placable.
Contra los ciudadanos que mantienen,
unos frente otros, doctrinas opuestas,
nunca.
Recu6rdese que todos coincidimos en- nues
tros comunes anhelos por la salud de la pa
tria.
Y que no somos gladiadores que luchan
sino hermanos que discuten.