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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
RAILROAD NEWS.

Burt Daub is sick with typhoid fever.
Jack Neville left Saturday for a visit
east.
Pete Mister has returned from the
cog road.
1t said several fFemen will be pro-
NOTED to engineers soon.
Fireman Pickenpaugh has moved
into the Talbot residence.
Conductor Billy High returned last
Thursday from a visit east.
Burt Rice and family returned Sat-
urday from a visit to Denver.
Billy Gamble and family returned
from visit to AtchisOn Wednesday
morning
Dave Sims has quit the callers job
and left Saturday for his home in
Jennings.
AxeI Stephenson is firing the goat at
Roswell and Lew Brinker is firing a
road engine.
Conductor j. B. Kintz went to work
Wednesday after weeks layOfnuFsing
bruised IoOC,
Conductor Hazelbaker has moved
from the Leonard block into the Thrall
residence on Eleventh street.
Conductor W. J. Usher has gone to
Emmetsburg, Ia, to accompany his
mother and children to GOodland.
Engineer Joe Berry and Fireman
Tom Kelly were down from the Denver
run Saturday and changed engines.
Brakeman William Stevens is laying
off nursing a bruised finger, which was
injured while handling some freight.
Brakeman Patrick will run out OF
GOOdland hereafter. he has been on
the R0swell-PueblO run for some time.
"Nick" Keith of Ration, n. NJ, is here
visiting his brother, Engineer A. F.
Keith. He was formerly employed here
in the shops as machinist.
AxeI Stephenson made his entree
into the ranks of the fremen the other
day on the Roswell goat. While trans
ferriRg Engineer Griffin asked him
how far it was back to a line Of cars
into which they intended kicking a few
empties. u don't know" says Axel.
swell, I want to know" said Griffin.
swell" said Axel, II tank it es about as
far as from MeCOrmick's Office to ia
back shop" Memory at 300 miles failed
Nike and the draWheads were nearly
pulyeFized when the empties were
kicked in.
The boys have a good story on En-
gineer Joe Berry and Fireman Tom
Kelley of the Denver run. Both are
habitual bicyclists and have jollied
themselves into the belief that they
have few equals as "scOrchers." One
day not long ago, they were out on
their bikes enjoying the mountain
scenery when two men Whizzed past
them without seeming TO greatly exert
themselves. This reused the anger Of
Joe and Tom and they determined TO
show the audacious Wheelmen that
there was other people on the road
that could scOFch, too. They set 3 hot
pace, but for five or six miles they
found it impossible to Gloss the gsp or
even 10 make any apparent gain on the
two in front. Finally, however, the
pursued pair dismoultsd and when the
knights Of the throttle and coal pick
overlook them, they found they had
been trying 20 oGtFide HRGksnbergeF
and MS trainer. The cigars are coming
70 anyone who mentions the josh 70
either Joe or Tom.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
PERSONAL NOTES.

William Kaiser left Monday night
for Indiana to visit his parents.
Vernum Bower Of Norton is here
visiting his brother, Dell Bower.
Mrs. A. Mccormick returned LAST
Thursday from visit TO st. Joe.
Mrs. H. P. Candy and daughter re-
turned Monday from q visit east.
Clark Hodgkinson is hsre from Colo
RADIO Springs visiting his brothers, al
and Fred.
A. z. Ashley Of Stieneuer, Neb., Is
here visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs.
II. E. Ashley.
Mrs. Fred Dawson left Monday for
Denver where she viii remsin until
after the festival.
II. A. Haslett, the western sgeRt Of
the Val Blatz Brewing company, was In
GoOdland Tuesday.
Bruce Niles returned from Colorado
Springs last week where he had bean
in search Of q sitHstiOn.
Miss Stella Myers returned Wednes-
day from All extended visit VITA friends
at Colorado Springs.
W. A. Beebe, = former resident 81
this county, was in the city this week
looking after bis property here.
Mrs. c. B. Jewell and family left this
week to join her husband as san I.IiE
PotOsi, Mexico, where they Eih make
their future bome.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
eoOpLANp Has A FIRE.
The Residence OF Mrs. MoKeIvey Goes
Up in Smoke.

The Residence OF MRS. HoKeIvey Goes
Up in Smoke.
Thursday evening last the alarm of
fire was raised for the first time in
GoOdland for many months. The re-
sidence of Mrs. MeKelvey on north
Boulevard had caught fire from de-
fective fue and was burning iercely,
Every one made rush for the fire, al
though four cool-heads ran to the fire
house for the hosecart and ladder
truck. As they struggled along through
the mud with their heavy loads feet
footed spectators ran by them By the
dozen and urged them to make better
time, but never thought to lend a
hand. Finally, however, the cart ar
rived and a stream of water was soon
playing on the flames.
The fire had such a start it was i'm
possible to save the building, and it
was torn down to prevent the flames
spreading.
Most Of the furniture was saved, the
furnishings Of one room and a trunk
full Of clothes being all of the contents
of the house which we're destroyed.
The dwelling was not insured and was
q total loss 20 the owner,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
SILVER RALLIES.

At Goodlsnd, Friday, September IS.
Speaking by Hon. J. D. Botkin, popul-
ist-democrat nominee for congressman
at-large. A cordial invitation to attend
is extended to all.
At Brewster, Saturday, September q,
Speakers, Hon q. F. Murphy Of Good
land, and Hon. w. S. WilleOXon Of
Colby. This will be an inter county
rally and should be hummer.
At Grant Center, Monday evening.
September %. Speakers, Hon. b. F.
Murphy and others. Grant township
en- masse should be there.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
~ ENaLANp PARsIMoNY.
No Wonder evarmOuntD Went solidiy
Republican.

No Wonder eVarmount" Went Solidiy
Republican.
A en-syed, nerYously active little
old woman vas a passenger on the east
ern-bound train leaving Chicago one
morning not long ago, says The Detroit
Free Press.
"T've been out to Iowa a-visiting my
son DanI, she confded to the lady
Who shared her section Of the sleeper
with the old lady. "I've never been
west before, an I dunno as I ever want
to go again."
"Yon didn't like the vest, then?a
"No. can't say as I did. It's a real
nice country, too, in some respect, but
] don't like the style of living out there.
I'd go crazy if I had to live with my son
DanTs wife"
"IndeedF
ayes, 1 Just would. thought should
fly some days when I was there. She's
one o. them western girls, an Want
brought up to sayin' as I brought my
girls up an as my mother brought her
girls up"
"Oh, wasn't she?"
"Indeed she was not" Then, lower
ing her voice in a confidential tone, she
added: 81 just want to tell you 0, some
o. DanI's wife's recklessness. In the
first place she uses a whole egg to set
tie her coffee mornings when every
body knows the yolks s-plentyI Just
think o thatI A half an egg saved ey-
cry day means 1929 eggs a year at 10
cents a dozen, which comes to 1928? I
figured it all out for Dan'l's wife, an
she just laughed an went right on was
tin eggs. It's terrible.
"Then here's another thing. She cuts
pie into four piecesl I was brought
up to cut pie into six pieces, an it's
enough for anybody. There's whole
third of a pie wasted every day. She
says DanI likes his pie cut wide. I tell
you he want fetched up to be a glut-
ton. Then she pares potatoes an ap-
pies the thickest of anybody 1 ever saw!
1t just made me tired of the whole west
to see her set down to pare potatoes for
dinnerw
"Potatoes are plentiful in the west"
"ThRt's no reason they should be was
ted. Sugar amt as cheap where DanI
lives by quarter of a cent a pound as
it is back in Vermont where 1 live, an
I just feel like screamin' to see Danl
wife putin two teaspoons of sugar in
her coffee every morning! Did you
ever! They run to riotOus Twin awfully
out here in the West!"
They don't think so much of econo-
my as in Vermont?"
81 should say not. DanI's wife puts
cream in her mashed potatoes an d
chunk o. butter as big as a walnut on a
beefsteak after she has broiled it. It
just makes me homesick to see such
goings on, an amt got no use for a
country where girls are brought up like
that. You give no old Vermont where
folks knows the blessedness o bein'
savin'."
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18

Barney Neal, formerly a resident Of
Smoky township, but more recently of
Colorado, died at the Palace hotel
Tuesday at y o'clock m, Of typhoid
fever, after an illness of over three
weeks. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. W.
L. Faubion, living with her husband in
Smoky township.
The funeral was held at the Ne
thodist church Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. shakleford delivering the funeral
sermon. The remains were inferred in
the Goodland cemetery.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
SPECIAL Low PRICES FOR CASH.
A BIC Political MEETINe.
The Silver Rally at Edison Saturday Night
Was Well Attended.

The silver Hauy az Edison SATURDAY Nts hk
Mas Well Attended.
The silver rally at Edison Saturday
night was well attended, the commOd.
ious school house IN which the meeting
was held, being fitted to its utmost
capacity. The crowd was enthusiastic
and frequently interrupted the speak
ers with prolonged applause.
Both Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. MOntgom-
cry made exceptional fine speeches,
scoring several touch-doWns on the
gold standard heresy. The several can
didates of the peoples party we're
present and made short talks TO the
assembly.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
THE Band 10 eIvE A coNcERT.

The GOOdiand Military Band VIII Give a
Concert at the Opera House Oct. 3.
The GoodIand Military band viii give
a concert at the opera house Saturday
evening, October 3, 1896, just before
their departure for Denver to partici-
pate in the carnival and band tourna
ment. The names and Instrumentation
of the memhers is as follows:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
nf thR memhers Is "a fOllnWs.

This is claimed to be the best musi-
cal organization which ever represented
Goodland and considerable expense
has been incurred recalling absent
members, repairing instruments and
adding new music to the bands roper
tOire Tt is hoped that the friends of
the band aud its members will turn
out in force at the concert, thus giving
their moral and financial encouragement
TO the boys in their struggle for su-
premacy with the best bands of Colo
RADIO, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico
and Wyoming. Tickets will be on sale
to-day at the post Office lobby. The
programme will appear in next weeks
issue.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
HOT LUNCH.

Having opened a lunch stand at
my store, I am prepared to serve
coffee, sandwiches, pie, cakes,
oysters in season, etc. Call in
and see me.
r r STONE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18

Central Kansas farmers are buying
large numbers of New Mexican sheep.
9F'ree WOOL is not the bUgaboO it was
and the farmers are finding it out
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
The Campaign.

The business campaign for fall has opened up with u.s.
Every department. is filling up with fall goods When We
buy goods cash very elastic we buy lots for little money
and our selling prices always the contracted basis That
why constantly doing good business and always have
done business during Closing Out Sales Bankrupt Sales
Going to Leave Sales and other fakes and lodges because
selling prices lower than general run ofmechants cost prices
Watch Us, Watch Our Prices!
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
DsadLettsns

The following letters Temain uncaled
for in the GoodIand office:
BostWiek, ]. II. Keckley, Z. j.
SpeenbeEg. Mrs GeEtis TaResrt, Kiss II.
Warren V. D.
WILLIAM WAEEER, 5R., Postmaster.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18

Three windmills In good running
order. g. b. AiLLIs5CK.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18

The Old soldiers sill @re-uns" st
Norton, also.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18

tgf he said u afe d us folieasuez- 4Ele
TO his word. he shortly afterward Intro
dUced a bill 70 abolish the ONCE Of STATE
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18

15seiina. We don't qhars the whole
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18

lingo of the country, 20 back 4 an AM
Wv knowledge Of this language IS no
- 80 he r.rrlar Inla al.ar-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

OF the financial condition Of the Goodlsnd City
" bank, at Goodland state Of Kansas al che
close Of business on the Ist day Of September 1896
RESOURCES.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18


clean. He generally affects suit of some
sort of fsuEsd grav. and bis cloLhss are
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-09-18

.aks paF{ in me ei2il conflict was the only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16

CIlllQIell all slzca. 12c a pair
GEO. NJ. SHOOK n CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16
TWO MEN AND A WOMAN
Play star Roles In ma ARRAY In n House OF
iii Fame.

Play Star Roles In ma ARRAY In n House OF
III Fame.
Early this morning n fight took place
In the house OF III fame run by Ada
Foster on Main street, South Side.
Clarence, better known MS "Bandr'
Johnson and Tom Coffee were in the
house and became involved In quar-.
rel, in the course OF which they are said
10 have been Gndcavorlng TO wipe out
zach other. Miss Fo9tcr appeared on
the scene with Il revolver and somebody
fred a ahot. At this stage OF the nffalr
Officer DcvInney appeared on the scene
md the participants were placed under
arrest and Will appear In police court
this morning, when the story OF the af-
fray Will come out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16
MOTHER GOOSE MARKET
To be Given Next Month promises 70 be
Great Event.


Tho Mother Goose market to be CIV
on at the Arlon hall early next month
promises to be q famous event IN It's
line. It will occur on February 4. 5, o
and Z, and will be for the benefit OF the
City Hospital It will be quite as much
Il social as an amusement event. Lunch
and supper will be served every day.
Mrs. John Frew, with q corps OF able
assistants, will have charge OF the sup
per room, and that feature OF the en-
tertainment may be put down In ad-
vance as q success. Another feature
which will deserve a great deal Of at
tention will be the country store. The
old woman In the shoe, the Jack Horner
pie. the fish pond and all the old friends
will be there with the flower booth.
which will be an unusually handsome
structure, presided over by Mrs. Morris
HorkheImer, us Mistress Mary" and
assisted by pretty maids all IN a row."
Mother Goose herself will be present
and all the guests may be assured OF n
warm reception from her The event
is eagerly looked forward to by all the
friends OF the hospital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16

the House Furnishers and Under
takers, will give you FURNITURE,
CARPETS, STOVES, ETC., on EASY
PAYMENTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16

GRAND Rabbit Lunch at A. BIsh-
op,s, pas Mnrkct street, this evening,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-16
OUR PRICES
ALWAYS THE LOWEST !!
NOW LOWER THAN EVER.

Hyou are needing anything at all in Clothing we
can save you,money.
Our entire stock of Winter Suits and overcoats
for Men, Boys and Children at cost and below for
for the next thirty days.
The open winter has left us with too many heavy
weight goods on hand, and sooner than carry them
over until next season. we have cut prices from Is to
40per cent. Some broken lots at half price. Good,
reliable goods, but some sizes missing. Don't miss
this SALE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-18

En- ell vapor directo Al
tense XII embarcaron ante
aver martes !. para la Peninsu
Ia. los senorcs comlsionados au-
tonomistas que llevan eI encargo
de pactar la alianza lie su partldo
con la communion politica PENN
sular-desdc Ia del Sr Sagasta
/ Ia replblicana-que mas con
venga a nuestros advcrsarlos =.
en- 10 relative Ia hcrcncia del
boley administrators.
Dlchos senores vlajeros tacron
obscqulAdos en- cI HoftI al In
state,1a con I'm banque,e dc dcS-
podld4 qu: tavIcron a oicn dar
les sus corrchgIonarIos dc esta
Capital
Sc br.nd6 mucho. mas no lAlt6
en- el banq q4csc - nosa dascor
dante a sea quica dcsconha
sc, cagrc IDS comcasa!cS, &c! cKI-
10 dc la cCmislon
IA ~ comtcn 10 pae0sAn )
Sicntrn al ualsono nucsIros au-
ton0giNlAs "
b0ea viAjc. J h4ssa Ia vuel,a
scQurcs comtsloA1l1s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-18

Y gestionara el patio celebre,
csc pacto ell el cual tantas ilu
stones cifra cl sutonomislno.
Y volvcra 4 estos lares.
Y los que la despidieron carl
nosamente, carihosamente la re
cibiran
Pero a la hora de exponer el re
sultado de la gestl6n. veremos en-
que han parade las misas.
Y sera un especr4culo curioso,
notable por todos conceptos, el
de las caras que pondran nues
tros abnegados autonomistas, 81,
como es dc esperar cuerdamen,
te pensando, han vuelto los Sc
nores plenipotenciarios dc la mis-
ma suerte con que Sc ausentaron
mar adentro.
Vulgarmente hablando
Con las manos en- los bolsillos
Apenas 81 Sc daran gusto en-
tonces los discrepancies del famo
SO acuerdo de Caguas
FL autonomo mas optimist;
exclamari, dirigiendosec on avi
nagrado todo a los e enbaiadore'
recienllegados:
Aqui 81 que murieron
mis- iusio les todas !
Para tan inf-uctitefo viaje.-
sobra0an las a.toUas!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-18

levaFte manife2tar que el Gooierno
Ia recibi 10 I'm impcrtante telegrania
de FIJI pi las, del cual debe dar cuenta
las Co. ties antcs que a nade.
Anade que el Gobierno tenia como
cimienso lie que Socisdades secretas
en- aquella isla, organizadas la SON
bra de Ia masonerla, tendian a fomea
tar el Sc paratismo
Consigna que q aquellas autorida-
des Sc la, do ordenes de que vigila
sen consrantemente dichas sociedades,
y que posteriormente dict: ronse dis
,oosiciones mas concretas, que haa
dado por resuitado el descubrimiento
dc una conSoitacion en- dichas islas.
Seguidamente da lectura del tele
grama.
"El Gobierno-iice despues ell Mi
nistro-aunque tiene completa con
fanza en- ell general Banco, sabra
atender a 10 que exijan estas circuns
tancias y lie acaba de telegcahar dan
dole las ordenes mas terminates res
pecto a la persecucton y castigo de
este delito que, 81 siempre serla grave,
10 es hoy m1cho mas, dadas las gra-
YES aflicciou IS que pcsan sobre la pa
tria iMuy ben, muy bien)
Los sehores Moret. Marques de
Pozo Rubio SAM hacen breves
NANTES sacione,, ofreciendo al Gobief
no ell apoyo de las miao'ia'.
FL scilor Ministro de Utramar di
ce que eli 6 >oierno agradece en- todo
cuanto valen las manhestaciones pa
trioticas de las minori,s.
FL tresidente tSr. P,da) dice: Lo
1nico que importa dejar cons'gnado
es lue sepa el pals, que sepa Europa,
que Sc pa ei mundo eatero, que cuan-
10 hay gentes que conspiran la
so'nbrt para mermar nuestros dere
ch IS la integridad dc nuestros terri
torios, Espafia entera, no en- las som
bras, sino la luz d-l dia, sc levanta
unanhne, sin diferen las de partidos,
nj aun de matices, para aclamar a una
la baA dera de la patria, y sacarla a
salvo por encima dc todas las conspi
raciones (Aplausos'. Esto es 10 uni
co que importa que quede aqni hoy
consignado.
Pofque probado este. 1ueia pro
hado todo: pues como todo efecto
reconoce una causa, POGO signihcaria
que enemigos dc nuestro nombre ira
ten de mermar el dilatado campo en-
que giraba el sol, alumoran1o sin ce
sar nuestras glorias. mientras la raza
y ell pueblo que las produIo con su'
hazs Il Is ai4n,e esforz ada y generosa
y un.da como en- aquellos grande:
dlas l. nuestra hisror,A,en que 20 des
cubic 10 conqu.sto vaietoso, para
defen ierlo con tanto ardimiento co
mo constancia.
! Y hoy, va 10 acabAis de YER, seho
res, habremos perdido gfandes domi
MOS por nuestras discordias, estare
mos aun divididos por mayores me
nores diferencias pero apenas ma
resonado una palabra que rehele pc
} ligros t4ra Ia integtidad naclonal, dc
todos los lados de Ia C3mara, sin ex
, cepcion nj diferencia eseaoi'l 8 acci-
, denral te partido. Sc levantA como
una sola VOC eli giito de nnestro pa
triotsmo, dispuesto a defender. agru
pan ionos todos airededor de nuestrs
bandera, tanto en- Ameuoa. como en-
Asia 8 IN Ia Oceania, los sAgrados
intereses de la civilization espahola
itGrandes aplausos,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-18

slmen VICENTE. / Harlan otro
anto en- las rep1blicas ameri
'canas, en- esas rep1blicas ante
uyos esplendores democraticos
sc extaslan y deleitan, como 81
lie portentos celestes Sc tratase,
nuchos visionarios { ilusos del
autonomismo antillano Sucesos
iue a cada instante Sc repiten
en- aquellos estados, entire sus die
tatoriales poderes y sus empire
sas periodisticas los atropellos
erribles con que continuamen-
e hagela allf el que manda a los
|periodistas de Ia oposicion, res
Jonderan con elocuencia harto
expresiva a nuestra pregunta.
Roma Roma, la conquis-
tadora del mundo antigua Do,
nosa cita la que nos hace EI Pals
con respecto la ex-emperatriz
que ell viejo Tlber bana melan
collco, murmurando en- sus arru
llos lamentaciones de grandezas
que va no son
Roma prodigo los derechos po-
liticos-cuando la restriction era
su lena para explotarlos an
chamente y sin escr1pulo Ca
racalla a qulen 81 NAL no recor
1amos, aludi6 Ell Pais en- uno de
sus recientes editoriales Marco
Aurelio Antonino Bassiano Cara
Gala, repetimos, extendiendo e.
derecho de ciudadanfa a todos
los habitantes del imperio, con
virtio en- cludadanoS Sn6dltos &
los que eran antes sn6altos Gin
daaanOs. 1 Y que fin perseguia
EN- este Caracalla {? Fues ell fin
h6sraHstmo de enriquecer su te
soro particular, llamado fscws,
no el p1blico, denominado era
y1um. Observese como:
Los ciudadanos pagaban al
fsens ciertos derechos pecunia-
rios por las manumisiones. eman.
cipaciones, sucesiones testamen.
tarlas, abintestatos, ETC., etc. Al
declarar ciudadanos romanos
todos los habitantes del Imperio,
ell ingreso de fondos en- ell fseN,
tenfa que aumentar y aumenta.
ba en- efecto considerablemente
Pero no solo por ese interes
utilitario, egoista, codicioso, pro.
digaba derechos politicos ell des.
p6tico imperio de Carac ALA
Convencldo de la nulidad de los
mismos, guerra consumar, prodi-
gandolos mas y mas. su compile
ia, su dehniva, su absolute anu
lacion.
Espaha no ha explotado nunca
inlcuamente, valiendose de la
farsa y la hipocresfa. a sus pue
bios de America.
Fue ~ es para ellos madre no.
bilisima.
No imito nj imita a Roma
la e0nqmtStado,a del munao anti
g~0i -.